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THINGS IN VENICE.-The OsseruaEore Tyiestfno
Of the 18th ult. gives an official communication
from Admiral Dalrup, stating that the Venetian
fleet had retired in all haste under the batteries of
MalamOccO.
According to the Concordia of the 10Th, GaribaIdi
had been received in triumph at Venice and the
people had elected linn by reclamation admiral of
the Republic. Manin received him with the live
lest cordlalitY, and exelaimed-s' Behold hero
whom God has sent us 10 save Venice ~ II was
reported that the wife of Garibaldi had died at
Chioggia of the excessive fatigue she had endured
The Trieste Observer Of the 18th publishes a let
ter from Venice of the 9th stating that between
forty and sixty persons died daily Of cholera in that
city, and from thirty to forty at Chioggia.
The Milan Gazette of the 10th, adds, under the
same date; The Assembly. instead of attending
TO pressing affairs, DEGREES laws the press, on
bills of exchange, and all matters that concern its
present position. Cannon-balls are falling into
Santa Maria Zobenigo on one side, and ST. John
and ST. Paul on the other, and everybody is flying
to Castello where the cholera is making frightful
Favages. The lower orders are paid by the Gov
eminent, and are ready to tear to pieces whoever
speas of surnendering. The other day M. Giuzlati
read aloud, before the cofeehouse of Floran, list
ofalleged reactiOnists The crowd then rushed to-
ward the house of NJ, Rnirini, of Santa Maria For
mesa, under the pretext of searching for the pa
traTch and plundered and raHsacked il from ioD TO
bottom. We fortunately have only provisions for
fortnight and when they are exhausted the chiefs
will run away and the city will surrender at dis
cretion."
On the 9TH the bOmbardment continued, but had
as yet inflicted no very material damage.
On the 18th the members of the Municipality of
Mantua mas resigned, IN consequence of their Fef-
sal TO sanction the exacons of the Austrian milf
tary authorities, Some of them were sentenced to
1000 and 5000 forms fine, which were distributed
among the poor. NJ. Antonio AFFiyabene, an En-
gneer, supposed to be the writer Of the resignation
had been condemned to one months Imprisonment.
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PROTESTANT SISTERS OF CHARITY.-A meeting
was recently held in the German Church in Hous-
ton street, New York; for the purpose representing
the claims of an excellent institution whose object
is to relieve the suerngs of the frendless and des-
ttute. 1t is composed of females who devote them
selves to the general offices of charity, the reli-
gious training of orphans, ETC., under the auspices
of the Protestant Church, somewhat on the plan of
the Catholic Sisters of Charity.
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NEW ORLEANS
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 49, 1919.

STEAM FR1GkTE PRINCE ToN.-A paragraph is
going the rounds of the papers, stating that d" a
survey of the hull Of the U. S. steamship Prince
ton, has resulted in the conclusion to rebuild her
at an expense of about sos, oOO' This, says the
Boston Courier, IS a mistake. survey was held
on the vessel, and report made out and forwarded
to Washington, stating that it would cost s6s, 600
to rebuild the vessel, and put her in complete or
der. The report was not accepted by the Secre-
tary of the Navy, and second survey was Or
dered. In the beginning of week before last, three
Naval Constructors, with competent assistants,
were at work on the steamship, at the Charlestown
Navy Yard, with augers and other Implements
with the intention Of making thorough and com
pete investigation into the condition of the figate
her machinery, etc. This fine frigats has done
immense service in the Gulf and on her late cruise
in the Mediterranean, and it to be hoped that she
will be found worthy of repair, and at less
amount than the first estimated cost.
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METHoDIsM IN GREAT BRITATN AND IRELAND.
At the recent conference of Minister'S the numbers
in society and on trial" were reported as follows
In Great Britain, on trial. "a, 5s3, ccreditsd men,
bers 34S,274 total on trial and in society 972 S57
increase of members lO,2SO, against which was
decrease lin four districts, but principally in Corn
wall, where there was decrease of $50 consequent
upon emigratiOn) of sS7, making net increase of
94l3; in Ireland, members q, 221, net decrease
92l, there having been an emigration of HOB; in
foreign stations, net increase of 295; total net
increase of members, exclusive of those on trial
1881
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JAvA,-Duteh Troops Checked.-From Batavia
it is mentioned that the Dutch troops at BalIy had
experienced check in the interior Of the country.
aud the cOmmander-in-chiefo Of the expedition. who
is described having been the best general Ia the
service, has been killed. Negotiations were in
progress for pacific adjustment; but, instead OF
obtaining an unconditional surrender Of territory,
terms OF nominal submission, including the recog-
milton of an embassy, had been aceepied leaving
the BallInese still in arms and virtually uncOn-
quered As there had been much sickness among
4he troops, and as the new commander Of the
forces showed no disposition to act further until
instructed by the Governor General, it was antiei
pated that any additional operations would be for
the present suspended
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The COMMENCEMENT OF BRowN UNIvERsTrG,
Or. l.l-Tbese literary exercises took place week
before last Among the oldest graduates present
were VIM. Wilkinson, ESQ.,, of Providence, of the
class of 1888; Rev. Simeon DOggett of the class
Of l7SS, the Oldest surviving college officer, and
Rev. James Thompson, D. D., of the class of 1899
The Grafton before the Phi Beta Kappa Society
was delivered on Tuesday by George R. Russell,
LII. D. His subject was the " History of Com
meree." The Grafton before the PhiIomenian and
United Brothers Societies was delivered by Rev. E.
H. Chaplin, of New York. Mr. Chapin's theme was
" The Ideal and Actual.''
Rev. Alex. H. Vinton, d. D., commenced the
address before the Society of Missionary Inquiry,
but was seized with sudden illness which prevented
his concluding it. The Grafton will probably be
printed. The degrees were conferred on Wednes-
day-that of A. B. on twenty-seven young gem
tlemen of the graduating class, and that of A. M.
on sixteen others.
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HOMEOPATHY. - Seventy-four Homeopathic
physicians, of the cities of New York and Brook
Ign, have reported the following results in their
treatment Of cholera, as reported by than to the
Board of Health: For the week ending September
6, IL oases-s deaths, Total to September 6, 9QI
eases-44 dealha,
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MARRIAGE OF LOUIS NAPoLEoN.--The French
President is about to marry the daughter of the
King of Sweden. 1t is not so strange an alliance
after all. The King Of Sweden Is the son Of
Marshal of France under Napoleon-the French
President ia the grandson of Vieompte Of France
under the old regime. There is nothing unequal,
socially speaking, in the marriage Of the grandson
of BeauharnOis to the granddaughter Of Berna-
dOtte, the descendant Of FEenchman made King
of Sweden, to the son of a ,Frenchman made King
of Holland.
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circumstance has happened 10 the ast ess u5ioJiu
nate Tor me, and for yQn. and for the Whos country Cen
S5eogey writes from COmOm July 28 Tha battIo Al
haah lost. The will be IN Buda IN AZ hoRr
Inc government must attend the securing Of The sOTa
me Dank ETC. h2d no garrison IN Pesth and hence was
carried orln casa Of HniavOnhle event was hrfS
Obliged 10 take Y 70 pieces and c Be Hammered ~
aHegeu "a heavy load Of at 5000 bundled weight OF nss
IS and matees) Just at the time wheE account o he
appoach q Tue kusslahSs obliged break up the aD-
paFQs - DaoTecZn. The election took least daVa
ana ioI that time fabricated no Money Won tbsrsore
set nothing sxcept the l 600 foFins which eu m IN an
inst; TO SzolnOk- did what man could do but An n0
o 9nq cannot create out OF nothing. For whole year.
holh hAs come m empty purses aRd war. At this mo-
MIA 49gq men Upper and ComOm q COO: s51fb ~
my % OUO; iheiss army 16OO0 PeierE sTdeln 500. fSSs
Warient tAEad cZegedn, Baia, LaEandsr Elgnzronson
and small detachmenls, lOOOO in the whole ia Gao me1
Beside the reserved squafOns OF rs Hussar regiments b
tallOhs IN erecting Notifications 20 600 sick 90 600 militia ~
be sustaned-pOwder- mills fcnndres aFmories boTi5 NJ
oannon making OF bayOnets, a 600 prisoners The Who'll
civil administration This General. no t1e and ~
oanknots apparatus has not worked for fortnight M
for patience lam not God die for nav country but
again be Order aHd then deliver 10 your fsursT
5O Oyg forms week You write for 800 600 FORMS and dis
sun Is scarce tenth part Of our monthly expeuseg So
much for explaining orr difficulties More cannot Now
Tor somethlng very important BOexes and Balliaeh emf
gIans from Wallaehla have proposed form Wal.
referred them Tor details 10 the chief re-
commend them. The matter is OF gTeat coussuuenca II
you should return into Walaehia hope ths battalion
VIII form the advanced guard The effect would be nesc
lqbe i consider very Important announce in the pro
CARNATIONS that friends fthe Turks and Wsa
sue atWo-slded policy. We must compromise them.
IL. kOssUTH
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have been put in circulation;
OFFICE or THE soLIolTOR Or THE TREAsURY,
Sir-Your of the 18th. covering Wills & Co'S Bank
oeived.
Seden," Treasurer are both such good limitations might
deceive either OF us, the note IS IN whsie eonnterie
Dansnta pant The history Of This counterfeit is substan.
italy this person representing himself to be authOnsed
by mining company in Illinois, OF somewhere west called
leans and requested their foreman there to enEaye and PRINT
note tor " The Eagle Mining C9mpany.I He selected
the devices which he preferred, and the work done, AZ
ter portion Of he printing was compeed he called, paid
for the engraving and printing though only portion Of the
vented his waiting for the whole work. The plate was
taken 70 Cincinnati where an cid counerfeteT took out the
ted States which made the body it precisely like TTea-
suy Note The words = Sscy" aad Pea" were
States" The words Recsiyeabs in payment Of public
dgss were added around the figures 500 " at tho top
bottom. and one year, in the centre were also added
Through the agency OF this Office the plate which the
mote You sent me was printed was secured year q more
from The original plate which before There is
10 Isau Note resembling this in ANYTHING except IN the
larger than in the genuine Except the old 81 900
has tire bald eagle it, In that the back ground is
bos o. ok but numsFous ships ETC. TRe S1s S506 on
this nOs smaller than the genuine being the
Treasury Note states its face the date Of the loan and
when payable and fundabe. This So know, in the last
loans Nothing OF the kind appears this note think
ought that no blame can be attached the person
who made the original plate Nothing appeared calculated
70 AROUSE hs snspe0ns have seen hs 9fsnSl eoespon
which he gave full and IiacoX account Of his doing
& WoSS, ne Pnee, &c Asn ~ I 1o.ss were doubt
lEtion and should not be surprised if some Of them haV
been used for TemittaHces to Europe.
The note you sent me q herewith returned,
Respectfully, you1 eh9aisgt servant,
.s =, y, FlLhETi Salieilag.
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CLOTHING!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

ID Camp st. NJ. BARNETT ~ Camp st.
HAS now on hand and is constantly receiving a large
Ii and magnificent assortment of FINE Ready Made
CLOTHING, all of which being his manufacture,
abe him sell cheap as any other establishment Of the
kind in the United States. City Wholesale Dealers and
Country Merchants respectfully invited 10 call and
anime for themselves Every Mt finished in supe-
nor style, and will be sold at the LOWEST NEW YORK
PRICES. The following is limited list Of Clothing
or hand
Superior Black Cloth Dress and Frock Goats;
Black. Brown and Olive Sacs and Palst0s
Gold Mixed and Fancy Tweed Sacs and PaetOtS
Brown, Qshlia ard Olive Dress and FrOck Goats;
Superior Light Brown Oyerc1ats;
Black aud Blue Cloth (fuli ciTce) Coaks;
Extra Fine Black DOeskin Pants,
Brown, Olive and Blue Cashmere Pants;
Fancy Plaid and Striped Cashmere PANT;
Superfne Check Tweed Pants;
BLACK. Mixed and Fancy Satinet Pants;
Black and Fancy Satin, Cashmere and Cloth Vests
Black and I anCy Embroidered Cassimel Vests:
Super White Satin Bail Vests;
White Mar eles and Fancy Vests. etc. etc.
So I'm M BARNETT, 70 Camp st.
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HOLME 8 & CO.,

Soda and Mineral Water Manufacturers,
ID ESPECFULLY inform the public and their former
h customers that they have REMOVED 20 129 GR4VTFR
fllordeH foI MINERAL WATER for hesnpply Ofstsam
N, B.-A Liberal Discount allowed to Grocen and Com
mission Merchants
fountains, heretofore, With new and superior Drawing
Apparatus, apb On
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In the baggage. wagon of BEN, captured at
Schassburg, were found several letters from Kos
suth, some of which are published in the Oester-
retchisc.e Correspondent Kossuth is said in them
to complain of Georgey, and the want of harmony
among the Generals in the South. The following
were translated for the New York Tribune. They
are full of Interest,"
-, PEsTH. Jane g. 1870
must oanddy and hOnestlyexpfess the inOI thst If
We can rapidly very rapidly, eOncentras foresl he
country sayed-ii not sha IS lost. say with bleed
ing heart Y IS tue, but still with rm conviction thai am
prepared u could be dOas at once give up whole pro-
ynees, even three Quare of the country in oar 10 - am
forces rapidly concentrated For thus we can van0ush ~
enemy and when he Is vanqushed the lost pFoVl1ces viii
leu naeA OF themselves; but If the supreme power IS over
nIoW5 ne whole nation politically considered falls to tbs
5oehH ana we provinces do rs no good therefore wish
theI you would come on with your whole force c0lubis
with our army, and take the supreme conn and We sha
mus overcome " our anemea n turn and eOnuueF the ~
uom OF tue world II this cannot be done fear that oaas
Iophe n ust take place within fortnight Mean time villa
defend the c0lnty the last man. now an ~ yboI
AAuHsSl4aN peol45 70 arms Il. k9ssUTH.
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ONO PoL1TIcs.-The wings of Cincinnati held
meeting on the evening of the 9Th to nominate
candidates for the Legislature to be elected under
the apportionment law of l847-which divides
Hamilton county into two districts. The democrats
adhere to the single district law, and two sets Of
candidates will consequently be rum and the scenes
oflast winter enacted over again in the Legislature
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q, n A n 0 ER,
NJ E r Oh A N I TAILOR,

M E r CHI ANT TAILOR.
1914 Camp Street,
Opposite Me FIOrance House,
HAS hand and constantly in receipt of large add
1 1 lions Of FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES and VFSTINGS of the finest and latest
styles and best manufacture and now well prepared 70
snnny biz friends and the public with FALL and WIN
TER CLOTHING, made in the best manner of the latest
Paris and Northern STYLES and at very reasonable prices
Also on hand fine stock of ClOhing Of Paris and his
own manufacture.
Alsn, ina stock Of SHIRTS, CRAVATS ETC.
~ Ferms-Cash and short time for approved city ae-
ceptanCes. s2 3m
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DE- The following letter from Mr.. Gillett, gives
the history of the counterfeit Treasury Notes which
have been put in circulation:
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COMMENCEMENT AT BOWDoIN CoLLEGR.-The
forty-fourth commencement of the BOwdOin Col.
lege, Maine, took place week before last. A poem
was delivered by Charles G. Nutpee of Boston, be.
fore the Athenian Society. The discourse before
the Historical Society of Maine was pronounced
by Robert C. Winthrop OF Boston. Twenty of the
Graduating Glass received the regular degree Of
Bachelor of Arts That of A. M. was conferred
on II others; and that of M. D. on Is members of
the Glass of l849, The Collins Professorship of
Natural and Revealed Religion was conferred on
the Rev Daniel l. Moves, of Concord, N. H. The
honorary degree of LID. was conferred upon Ho-
bert c. Winthrop, and that Of D. d. on Rev. E.
Adams of Brunswick. Me.
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NOpember election. Gan0i0ates
For Sheriff:

:, 20, For Sheriff = Eds Crescent; Please announce
Mr. JAMES P FREkEf Candidate for the Sheaty
election in November nexsuhect the decision Wing
Convention. aug MANY FRIENDS,
~ For sherif-JOHN L. LEWIS, Sheriff Of the
Parish Of Orleans Candidate for reelection, the 5h day
November next The efficient and impartial manner ia which he has
discharged the duties Of bis Office will is expected, him
majority Of the tjy3Ol GENERAL SUFFRAGE.
For Assessors:
~ For Assessor-ERASTUS WELLS. one Of the
present Candidate Tor sts A'lessor for the First
Representative District, the election be held the No
vember 1873 The District bounded by Benjamin and Felicity
streets, from the River TO Johnson street. sl0
For Assessor Eds. Crescent: Please announce
THOMAS D. HAlLES Candidate o Second
District the Election in November lis profassobuyng
and selling landed properly commissioned enneny
qualities him for the office, being justly considered that he
would perform the duty efficient and impartial Manner
be supported by THEPEOPLE.
The District extends the middle benjamin. Este and
Ihaia Streets the middle Of julia street, until Canal
thence down the Canal 10 the Lake auI7
~ For Assessor.- MessrS. Editors: Please an
Dr. A. T. ENGELHARDT Compiler Of Real Estate
Plan Socks tor municipality No. Two, Candidate
OF State Assessor for the Third Representative District Of NewOr
hans, a! the ensuing election, Noes.
au90E SOME PROPERTY-HOLDERS.
EB- For ASSESSOR Jesse DARLING is Can
diate for Aof OF State Taxes for the Ninth
District.
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ALEXANDER HILL's

SUNDRIES. .......,... SUNDRIES
I ANDING from ships MAID OF ORLEANS and
IL QUEBEC
3 bbs Split Peas 1 Dbl. New York Hominy;
Is bags Old Government Java Coffee;
bale Mocha (plme ODD Coffee
% pkgs Elders Spiced Fulton Market Beef;
~ boxes Sperm Candles boxes Patent CandleI;
box COlOIed Wax Tapers
~ dozen English Pickles 5 kegs Barley;
lbs lslnglass dOz. Sap Sage Cheese;
dOz. Fig Paste; dOg. Salad blessing;
doz. Durham Mustard;
" half chefs extra fine Gun lowder Tea
III chests OOOng POuchOng ana other choice articles
sl1 ''''"' CHAs. sTOUGHToN. "a Camp st.
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GT~ For Olerk.-EdS. Crescent: You will pleRse ,av
that THEO LEWIS Candidate for the Office Of CLERK Of hs
First District Court the secton the Sh Of November s4e
myS THE PEOPLE.
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Third District Court.

GP Thomas O. Poole, the present Clerk of the Seem,
District Court Candidate for reelection, the Election On IN
Sth Of November next aud will be supported By the
APPS VOTERS OF THE PARISH OF ORLEANS
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Second District Court:

~ For Clerk.--HENRY B. KELLY is candidate
for Clerk of the Second District Court at the election to be in
NoVembeFneTt.
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ALFRED ROUSSEAU Candidate for reelection he Office
Of Clerk Of the First District Court the ensuing election on bs
an NeVember next
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Fourth District Court:

RI For olerk.-WILLIAMP P. BEDLOOK, Clerk q
the Third District Court New Orleans, eSnddas Tor reec
ten. -. Election November 5, 1919. apiS
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Rirst District Court:

81 For Censtable.-Pease announce in your iourna
VIM SHEARER candidate Constable Third his
LEie ParlLh Of Oreanl. [ap9 tel MANY ERLENns-
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~ For Constable. - Eds Crescent. Please an
RICHARD KEENAN, Candidate Constable of m
Second sice Court the ensuing viii be supported
BY the advocates Of laplel ROTATION IN OFFICE.
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~ For OIerk-CHARIIEs F. CARUTHERs il
Candidate for CLERK the First District Court to Be
held On he hof ueN gnI0t
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JEWELRY, SILVER WARE, ETC.

TIN A. TYLER, 80 CAMP street, has now on hand and
IA. will be constantly receiving Fine Watches of ~
every kind, of the best manufacture. in Gold and YIN
Silver Cases. Guard and Vest Chains Seals and Il n
Keys; Pens and Pencils Gold Thimbles Brooches, AaAe
the fashionable patterns; Silver Spoons Forks, Ladies,
Cups, Napkin Rings. etc Silver plated Casters, Candle
Sticks Trays Ums beautiful Mantel Clocks and Vases
Rich Fans, Combs Work and Dressing Boxes, Jewel do
together with great variety OF FANCY GOODS, PER
FIMERY. etc. ein 81 I'm
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GY- For ollectoE-Hessrs Editors: You are au.
State Taxes o the First District.
AUG rUFAUGH A BALLAGH.U
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SY- For OOnstable.-E. BELLEAU, Constable of
ddate for Reelection. mv4
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lOO SCOTCH ALE:
300 boxes CLARET, approved brands;
4g0 baskets Oh AMPAGNE do.
81 quarter casks PORT WINE;
30 boxes Old do. do
~ q. Superior MADEIRA:
100 casks Sweet and Dry MALAGA.
100 cases RHENISH WINES:
90 BRANDY FRUITS;
3lO dozen American and English PICKLES.
10 WORCESTER SAUCE:
200 SAUCE and KETCHUPS assorted: q
20Q PRESERVES and JELLIES;
t0J Foreign CORDIALS and Ll1ueurs;
200 -. OLIVE OIL;
500 ID Fine Spanish CHOCOLATE;
30 cases PRUNES, glass jars
300 sacks ALMONDS;
100 :. CREAM.NUT and FILBERTS,.
40 cases CANTON GINGER;
10 bblB. GUAVA JELLY;
100 dnz GLASS JARS. for confectionery use;
20J. coo Pop. KISS PAPERSi
10 trails BATES:
80 casks ZANTE CURRANTSr .-
5 cases CIElSON.., In store and for sale by
g I'm R.F. NICHOLS & co. Is and 79 Camp ST.
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u ~ T or Constable Second Distriet.INO. D. G.
SulRh Candidate for the Dis
t.Let. and viii be gnIR0red Ls5l by THE PEOPLE.
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TSP. For Clerk--WM. A. MOTT is Candidate for
Clerk Of the First District NewOrean ELECTION on s
sth Of November, 1879. anaI
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~ For Constable. .Msssrs Editors Please an
nounce F. THOMAS Candidate Constable Second
Justices Court aih election tas place on 5 November
THE PEOPLE
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~ For Clerk Eds Crescent: Please announce
JAMES A. HOPKINS Candidate for Clerk Of the
c Court the ensuing election, held the November
je26 MANY VOTERS.