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Of Early on the morning of the Oath nit.
fire broke cut in the Baltic Hotel, Chicago, Ill., }
which was consumed, together with the Chicago
Tribune office, and several other buildings CONT
gnons The amount Of damage and insurance has
not been asceriained
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o. The packet ship Plymouth Rock, frora Liv.
erpool, 22d April, arrived at Boston on the a2d
ult. She brings cabin, AS steerage passengers,
and Is infants. There had been one death and
one birth on the passage
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CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION. The hundredth
anniversary of the settlement of Maiden, Mass,
was celebrated ON the 23d ult. with much display.
grand procession-a dinner, at which about 1000
persons sat down-an Grafton by J. Green, and
display of fireworks, made up the celebration
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OMETERS

Made By Thomas III Borden. Sold By R.4LPHS CO.,
No. ID NEW LEvKE.
INHESE Steam Gauges are now used on the following
Il steamboats, Ferry boat Two Brothers, Alex. Scott
Autoc1at linqis su'a.a Grand Turk Eudoia Magnolia
Nachez. New Orleans. Mary Fola Olivia Tow. boats
Mary knsslind Phenix, swan Pers,n Hercules. and
boai any person be satisfied the practical of
The Steam Gauge. il I'm
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A SLAYER CAPTuRED.-We learn by the bark
Montezuma, arrived at New York from DENIAL "a.
that Portuguese slave schooner called the Union
had been captured off Rio, by the English, and
taken to Demarara. The schooner was outward
bo,lnd
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-04

o. Dr. David Tucker, of Philadelphia, has ac-
copied the Protessorship Of the Practice of Medi-
cine in the Richmond Medical College.
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LA PATRIA.-We learn from La Patria of yes.
terday, that Senior Aleman, one of the editors and
proprietors of that journal, has sailed for Mexico
His mission has for its object the promotion of the
interests of the paper, in which we wish him sue
cess. We perceive that La Patra has been ell
larged and improved, and will henceforth be of ill.,
creased utility to its patrons The proprietors have
added .feuiheton, in which will be comprehended
matters to suitthe taste Of lovers of literature
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-04

OF correspondent of the Baltimore Sun saws
that the appointment of Judge George W. Lane. of
Alabama, as Solicitor Of the Treasury, will soon
he made
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o. Hon. Thomas C. Clemson, U. S. Charge
dAffaires to Belgium, to have sailed on Thurs
day last from New York, in the packet ship Nor
cumberland, for London. His family accompany
him
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o. }, w. Cantley, accused of being the anthor
oil several late fires in Charleston, S. c., was ar
rested in Baltimore, and is on trial at Charleston
for arson, with James Jutclife, charged with the
eanoa ofJsncn
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90 The sale OF coal on board the u S. steam
ers, advertised for sale, by Florance g. Taylor to-
day, is, we are desired TO say, perenplory The
sale of steamboats,, we also requested to state,
will positively take place.
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PATENT OFFIcE.-Mr. Lawrence, of Michigan.
it is said, is appointed chief clerk of the Patent
Office. Mr.. Skinner is to take charge of agricul-
tural statistics
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% The sentence Of death against James Brown,
for Regro-steaiing, has been confirmed by the de-
cision of the Court of Appeals of South Carolina,
now in session at Columbia,
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Gr VIM. C. Rives, Jr., of Virginia, was mar
ried in Boston on the 18th to Grace Winthrop
Sears, the daughter of millionaire, and sister Of
the beautiful Madame D'Hautvile.
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NAvAI"-Orders have been received AT Norfolk
to pay of the crew of the IT, S. ship Independence,
and take The ship to the Navy Yard
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BY the Southern Line.

BALTIMORE, May 3l.-The following appoint
ments have been made by the President: Orlando
Brown, of Kentucky, Commissioner of Indian
Affairs, from the 30th of June, rice VIM Medill,
present Commissioner; Robert S. Kennedy, Mar
shall of New Jersey Elisha Whttlesey, First Comp.
troler of the Treasury, uice James w. McCulIoch
Lawrence B. Crane, Attorney for the Western Dis
trict of Louisiana, rice o. N. Ogden, declined.
The New York markets are inactive in every
thing but Corn, which is brisk will, large sales .
The Cotton market is unsettled. The steamer is
over due.
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OF A curious document is published, purporting
to be translation of an address from the Yucatan
Indians to the Government of the English settle
ment at Belize. As near as we can understand it,
1t appears to involve proposition for partition of
fucatan between the Indians and the Spanish
race, as means Of restoring and maintaining peace
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4 Sa Celebrated Fire En- CINE Bailder at
the North has contracted 10 build N1a-~ssSS-ss
Ghns or C Company mp Of Sister Gy which
thing extra in throw ing water. (wishing S u
re one OF the links broken that keens chained the
Noh will nnaertake TO bnid FIRST C1ss aceY finished
NEW ORLEANS MACHINE. on my Pafeni Plan,
winch shall throw water. foot for foot. with this Northern
Maehine TO enable all to participate who feel interest
IN the Crescent City being independent in this branch of
business they will find lists for Subscribers at $40 Der nu A.
Der, at the following Coffee houses When ill the numbers
are taken, the Machine will be commenced and when fin
ished and proved be draaon for 5y LOTTER y or hy
any other mode the Subscrbers may think proper
mn THIRD MUNICIPAIITY
Nos. to 6o inclusive. DEMO & SUTTON
NJ q, A.. VA. Spin and Levee sfs
NOS Of 10 i1o inclusive. GEORGE BOYLAN
Railroad and Victory st.
NJ ,a, ,,o FIRST MUNICIPA.IT
Nos III to $50 inclusive. ....... .COSMOPOLITE
- 81. Ann and Chartres st.
NOS iol TO 2i0 inclusive. PHOENIX
OF, soo ST. Charles ST.
4'oS 1si 10 ooo lhciuslve....... JAMES BARRON,
E e., - Julia and Carondeet STA.
TOT lufther information. apply at either of the above
STREET. ~ "if'ob
Editors a.orabeto the Cys progress will cor Ger favor
W ""uc'he the above. Ie4 81 A. C. ZONES
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% The New York Commercial Advertiser, in
which the charge of smuggling against Mr. Ellis.
worth was stated in February last with great con-
fidence. explains that the paragraph was written
on the authority of letter, before them, from Mr.
c. d. Arfwedson, the Consul for the United States
at the port of Stockholm
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OLYMPIC THEATRE.-The performances at The Ovu;
on,ghs' WI be the Engtshman in India" and The Mar
ISL Aass. 1t Is good bill. and these peysons sufs,;ny
Nea' we apiasss Of the season would do well 10 attend
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% We are informed iaat intelligence had beef

90 We are informed taat intelligence had been
received Galveston, before the Fanny left, tina,
the typographical corps which had been sent ont
from San Antonio towards Ell paso, TO explore the
route. and for whose safety some alarm had been
felt, had returned safely, and reported practical
BILE road. The Indians are swarming throughout
that region, and they are reported very hostile.
Some painful reports are received beyond Mon
cloya of heavy losses among companies of Caifor-
MIA emigrants, but they want the directness and
authenticity to authorize us to give the names we
have heard.
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camp Street Cheap Dry G9ofS Store,
SEYMOUR & co

fS CAMP, Nezt Door to Corner of {, ,a,;ey .,,.oo,
at the komest prices Of any Store i. til; cite
GOODS "''A' VI "r"'h and DESIRABLE
The prices of this New Establishment will hs snns
easy i lover than the rates usually current and rs char
FASHIONABLE FANCY AND stable INV
corToN n syf.F vdsty sSmpI;PS ssa:onsbe articles Of
Purchasers will find the goods in this sto n,hh ,
Of nan they contemplated before On
W '"Swf Dys saW
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-04

eV Alfred Munroe & CO. have ON b,na L.
and extensive assortment of ready made Clo,b
they are selling off at very reduced prices LOOK a. tbe;r
advertisement in another column - ''e'i
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MINISTER TO FRANCE.-The Washington Union
OF Saturday week, says: eve understand from
unquestionable authority, that William C. Rives,
Esq, goes out as Minister Of the United States TO
Paris
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LUNCH AT McKENZIE,s

Corner Of Matches Alley and Leuee street.
p CAST Pig. Roast Turkey, Roa>t Goose Pompsno
~ Brcied sheephead Baked Rsdi h Fled ssTs-gss..
Rsdfsh Stewed. and Reddish Chowder. Ham and ~ g.
<er Eggs, Boiled Ham. DsviI.ed do, ,K.N
s1ysesz5EStEs Mashed Potatoes, Corned Beef
s~~--e-.shS~ Boiled Tenderioin Beefsteak Caf,ead
Mutton Shoulder staf;d Mockiurt Soup, Habn Fins,
aon re aiamode bse and host Of Other dishes too
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Married;
Died:

In this city, Saturday the ID by the Rev MI Nicholson
SAMUEL p GREVES, Attorney Law, west Baton house 10
Miss LAURA BECKWiTH, of North Alabama
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Gold = Diamonds Appointments, SC.
BY the O'Rfelly Line.
1elegvaz'lled to the Daily Crescent"

LoUIsvTLLE, May Give have news to-day
that Mr.. Parrot, the American Consul, who left
Mazatlan on the 10Th of April, had arrived at New
York on the Both inst, bringing load of gold dust
He estimates that during the year, $50 900 600 will
be obtained. He also reports the discovery of three
or four new quicksilver mines, and two silver
mines, and that platinum was found to exist in con-
siderable quantities.
An immensely valuable diamond, nearly the size
of hens egg, had been found in the valley of the
Sacramento The finder demands $4,000 for it.
[Some ten or twelve words occur here which are
unintellisable, the last six being "gave him day to
consider it,
The crews of the steamers Oregon and Calfor-
MIA receive 800 a month-the cooks $50.
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9. Of T. Meetings This Evening.

CRESCENT DIVISION No. T. at Pelican Hall, corner OF 81
Charles and Common streets. at O'Clock.
LANE DIVISION No. g. in the Methodist church at Agien
at haif-past 7.
HARMONY DIVISION No IS at Crystal Fount Hall. 22a
Tchoupitouias street. at half-past7
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o. The Legislature of Virginia assembled at
Richmond on the 2Sth, for special session, to
examine the Revised Civil Code
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THE WEATHrR.-The shower which has long been 50
much needed last Saturday, and it came in
So copous the descent of water that nearly the
whole city for time presented the appearance Of lake
Yesterday there light showers throughout the day
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-04

" Mckenzie corner of Natchez Alley and Lava. :,
sets ont superb Lunch to-day. See his bill of uxur
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t-s~ The Rev. w. G. Morrow made temper.
Tcs address st Pensacola, on the 2sth ult,
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MANoMETRE.-Is may not be generally known
that Mr.. Thomas H. Borden is now manufacturing
the mauomstre or steam-guage in this city The
manometre has been used for many wears in
France, and ii may be seen in successful operation
on more than twenty of the steamboats, that come
to our levee. The instrument is also attached 10
many other engines in town. The one attached to
the boiler that the engine for press works
admirably. By reference to our advertising columns
it may be seen where the guages can be had.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-04

FRENCH LACIMG DRAWERS
~ Just received, another invoice Of FRENCH DR VISA
Cotton, Linen and superfne Gauze Flannel INA "ERS
NORRIS WAY, 20 Cam, -.
apes 2iptf Corner Of canp. sres,
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o. The Washington correspondent of the New
York Commercial Advertiser, states that Mr.
Gideon, who is to publish the administration paper
to be conducted by Messrs. BulIiit and Sargent,
has already engaged, in New York, his presses and
other materials necessary to the operation of ali
extensive establishment.
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OFFICE AGENCY ST. LOUIS PERPEru,, T..
RANCE COMPANY. Mem Orleans Ma, Se In
G inc India

66"xk6003AxsK x2@N0 AkEN GOfNc
II Seersueker COATS; Seersucker PANTS. Indis -
PANTS de- Do. VESTS q These good, xarraa.s n. s
NORRIS & WAY, az Camn a..
arg 2dptf Corner os s--ap slee.
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~ We are glad 10 see that there is accommo-
daton for pedestrians in the inundated districts. Bridges
and gunwaes laid in all directions. which persons
lnay easily reach their residences.
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Gs- Notice is given in the Mobile papers, that
the mail boats for New Orleans will leave on every
day except Sunday at one o'clock p. NJ. On Sun
days they will start at noon in order TO have time
to stop at the watering places
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MOkGAN'S LITERARY DEPOT,
HANGE PLACE,

ADJOINING the Post Office, Ne'o Orleans, In.
LIZ NJ tne above Establishment may always be found
BOOKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Consisting OF NOVELS, HrsToRY. BIoGRApnY ScrFsTE.
FIG, COMMERCIAL, GEosRAPH1cAL and M xpIcALWoRKs.
a iso-A Complete Assortment of Stationery,
together with all the principal Daily Weekly NEWSPAPERS
and MAGAZiNEs
Country oleis for article trade supplied and Forwarded
with dispatch. Books mailed Prompt paid any Wort
ordered BY mail Foreign Books imported to order.
J. C.. MORGAN,
Library Depot adjoining the Post Onc Men Orleans La
complete arrangements have been the principal
Publishers throughout union for supply Of the new
!sst 50 issued mhls Gm2ip j..
e~o CRANBERRIES.
Wv tmyN1 =, J, HART CO., IS Tohoapi.oalssA
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HARRIS SHIRT DEPOT-IN THE FAsH,o,

y. = u " u U
~ Beiue fooded with SHIRTS Of every quality sn, =.
preetrng almost give them away rather than hss ~ az
rdshsd away would request cali from Dealers M ns
wanting Shirts article in The GGNTLEMENs Fus s .
ING DEPARTMENT. beng determined eose nv rr Ash.
less than ISAAC HART rs Ca rs,thl aei
my3i-2ip If near ~ EaaessL
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Mobile JAS. l.. DAY, Giberson, 81 p NJ, cars
LousriAe.. .BELVlDERE Dovd, P. NJ.
81. Louis. ATLANTIC, Broadwel, P. N.
Nashville ....... JAMES DICK. Jenkins, r. NJ.
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A WALL STREET THOUGHT ON THE GOLD Dol.

WALL STREET THOUGHT ON THE GOLD DOL
LAR:-Ihompson's Bank Note Reporter says:
The little almighty dollar is a decided hum
fingered, Miss Nancyish portion of the public. To
place one into the hands of the farmer for bnshel
OF potatoes, or into the hands of the mechanic for
days labor, would be a bnrlesque; still there is
curiosity in all TO have the little JOKER and we
snail Keep small measure of them TO sell so long
as they will bring premium
To which the New York Mirror replies: "Tbe
secret of this brokerish sheer at the gold dollar is
no doubt, because it is too snail to be shared"
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~ l. O. O. E.-Odd Feleps' Rest-Th. ~
Directors that and after I4h NAV re- Dv9d
pared to dispose OF LOTS and VAULTS in ~ s WI
!. o. o. r., beautifully situated the Mesire H. q
lows viz; "se . d
NUMBERED LOTS, I by 10 feet, at $780,
Do. do, of irregular dulepsiou. .. On a.,
LETTERED LOTS at 81 per square foot : W ''@ PEI 81
VAULTS, at $40 each
Do. To Lodges, Joint Projectors, and meml.r, ,,..
$50 each. taesd |
II Vaults to be paid for in advance.
Applications tor Lots or Vaults to be made to
mylo If G. w. SHAW, Treasurer q. po,
OFFICE AGENCY ST. LOUIS PERpETu,r T.
RANCE COMPANY, NeD Orleans, NAV d ls. Ivy
v1NHE undersigned, for the information Of ,ho,. "
policies issued BY this Company in this citv nodls
the following letter, received this morning from Il 'aon
A. BROTHER 4 Lous
The 50. Louis Perpetual Insurance Comnnnnn ITnt
give notice that they prepared to adjust And hee
pay usual. all Losses they may have sustain
recent FIRE, and that they will continue Their h; ~ d,
heretofore, having alarge portion of their capital pn
my28 6tB IS. A. RANLETT' Ss jumping
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See Third Page for CRY News, &c

THE OvERfLow.-The water Yesterday IN the nunaated
district, about at stand. The food was little higher
than has been for the past few days. owing probably to the
copiou, rains of Saturday and the southery winds which
have prevailed Towards the confines OF the nundaton
whee vast amount of filth is collected the effuvia arising
from the water is very offensive and will certainly become
more 80 unless the flood speedily subsidies.
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IL Louisiana Histrionic As
.JfatInp pt a l.roe mort ION of the &c Hon

IF Louisiana Histrionic Association-At the soil.
citation OF large portion Of the Honorary Members and
able passed Tuesday evening last regular
OF the Active Members the Of the Asoc
will take pl zee WEDNESDAY VIEWING in each
instead OF Monday as heretofore.
The performance wi tade place WEDNESDAY, June
6h when wi be presented celebrated five Comedy the
HONEY MOON.
resolution the Honorary Members,
THIS will be Contribution Might.
jel5t r. NJ. McALPlN President.
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friends of La Patria for volume or La Risa, a
periodical issued from their office. 1t Possesses
much literary merit, and will be found Invaluable
to persons DESTROYS of perfecting themselves in the
Spanish language. The Illustrations with which it
Is embellished are numerous and well executed.
n7- Our Geographic dispatch by the way of
Louisville, furnishes wondrous account from
California, for which Mr.. Parrot is given as
authority. Mr.. p. arrived at Mobile in the last
British steamer, the Severn, and certainly nothing
was heard there of these wonderful discoveries
At least they were not given to the public-and
there is no reason why they should have been left
untold. The huge diamond is, we suspect, some
what apocryphal The size mentioned exceeds
that of the largest diamond ever yet discovered
The Portuguese diamond, considered the largest in
the world-found in Brazl-which lapidaries have
estimated, according to the different rules of COM
putting the value, at from fifty millions to three
hundred millions sterling lis much smaller than
an ordinary hens egg. 1t is uncut, and some
skilful jewellers doubt Its genuineness The great
Pitt diamond is not one-third of the size of this
California phenomenon We are very skepiicaI
about the diamond story, and take California mar
wells generally with a liberal allowance of margin
for reduction to sober and rational proportions.
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LOUIS NAPoLEoNs LETTER TO OUDINoT.-Im-
medIatey upon the receipt of the of the French
expedition having received check at Rome, the
President addressed the following letter to Gen.
Oadinot aud had it published in the Moniteur:
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CONCENTRATION FROM THE RELIEF COMMITTEE OF
THE SECOND AND FOURTH WARDs.-.Ncssrs. Editors !:
In accordance with resolution of the Relief Committee
have instructed publish the paid into the
Treasury for the relief Of the inundated district Second
Municipality and also to state the sources from which
receved The whole amount received in the Treasury
will appear from the annexed statement is s4O S. of
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i, My Dear Generat-The Geographic news announcing
the strong iesiance which you met under The walls al
Rome has greatly panied me. had hoped that The inhab
tants o. Rome, opening their evidence woud re-
plsh friendly and disintereed mission This has not been
military honor is injured and will mot suffer il 70 he m
pggned, for reintorceme4ts shall not be waning to You
Tell soldiers that appreciate their bravery and ia
part in what hey endure and that they may ALWAYS ry on
my support and my gratitude. "
Ny dear General, receive the sentiments of nv high
esteem. (S'gned) Louis NAPOLEON BoNaPARrE
Ny support and my gratitude! man mus,
have led soldiers like uncle Napoleon in order to
justify such language. The imperial airs of Louis
Napoleon only show his folIy-,hey can have little
or no effect on the veteran legions Of France
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~ The Packet Bark Ceres, Captain Hodge. from
dschai opposite The Vegetable Market First
Consgnees will please attend the receipt their
will be stored and risk
je2 sAML. Iobf q NEPHEW 80 camp ST.
~ Notice.-George Connolly. consignea of one case
CERES, New YORK; will please make his
.Ienre Lnown 10 the Dischargnr Clerk the Lfvee.
ie3 SAMl" TOBY a. NEfhhW, 80 lamp ST.
fv Neither the Captain nor the Consignees of
ship PESCATOKE Will be responsible ior debts
mySD f.. H. GALE 90 Common ST.
~ Notce.-The members of Washington Fountain
No y. requested crystal Hail.
rchauptoras street. WEDNESDAY EVENING, al halt
past None Of the members the Fountains need
Punct.al attendance Is reqnir. d.
5. }. Mcpherson, W. E. Muir, Jr. II. Blanchard,
K. Rein, JT., NJ. Hahn, ID. Muir. jei
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EF Meeting of Democrats. 9Th, 9Th and eth Wards.
Dr. the chair R. b. Luk appointed Secre
the of be the selection
Twelve Delegates attend The Convention be holden at P Hary
II Lafayette, Monday 4h instant, ~ o'clock, M.
B. B. Lee the Delegates select ted attend the Con-
Baton Rouge authorized the Democrats
o stated Warts Monday
DR.. Bradbury, Thos. Mccormick, John Z. LaEue,
John Henderson, B. Is. Lee Dr. Canon,
b. Bloomfield Dan hhlrich r. B. Luk,
Mercier, o. Rralfor.
k. b. LUSK, sec'y. tje4j NJ CANON President
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undersigned
MONDAY EVENING tie 9TH june This beiag
Meeting, Election Officers ensuing will
take place. Punctua attendance is requested.
my3 1t ID. l. RICARDO, Secretary.