The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-25
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APPS '''s' at "j jNo sP2.i CO. 81 Common
ew First Representative District-The friendso
present Administration respectfully requested to attend
public meeng to be held at Degang Nayaes street. near the
Horse Station, the evening OF FRIDAY 9th ns at hapast
O'clock appoint Delegates the Convention assemble at Baton
Rouge second Monday May e l4h nominate
Candidates the offices of Governor and Lieutenant Governor OF the
State November Election .Neworeans, April "a
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ap2i Robert Tghman, L. A. Finley, w. W. Matthews.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
TT Third Representative District-Comprsng the
Fifth Sixth and Seventh Wards Second Muncpaliy-At Dem
Meeting held the evening the 23i inst at the CONNER
c Exchange for the purpose nominating Delegates to the Dem
held Baton Rouge May next Dr. MER
CER called the Chair and JOHN SULLIVAN appointed
Secretary. The following gentlemen nominated:
Fifth ward-Dr. CANNON. GEO. HARRISON, L. +. LUsK
Sixth Wa1d-Dr; MERGER, - ALDRlDGE, B. B. LEE.
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MCCORMICK.
~ The following Preamble Resolution presented and
unanimously adopted: -.
know their views all cardinal points Therefore, 80.
Delegates elected this 23d INST,
District attend the General Democratic Convention
candidate who will not take the stump and talk to
the People. ~
apH JOHN SULLIVAN, Secretary
~ |. o. o. F.-Odd Felloacs' Hall AssOciation.-No-
by the Stockholders for Di
ensuing will be held the Hail of the Grand
Lodge o. F. of Tchoupoulas and Poydras Streets
MONDAY, It'll May between the hours of 10
m the direction of Brothers N. B. KNEASS THOS
GRIPS and P. COMMIT Commissioners
By order of the Board of Directors.
apo tmys THOMAS W. VAN WICK, Secretary
EXHIBITION OF sTATUARY.
~ Arrival of THE FISHER BOY.
PROSERPINE, and
GEN. JACKSON
t celebrated works of HIRAM POWERS Just received
from Florence, ltay, exhibition FOR THE FIRST
dition the Statue of the GREEK SLAVE.
G1r Open Daily Sundays excepted from A. M. until p M
tENB. The Exhibition will positively TUESDAY,
Mayl ap2l
TT California Mining Association of the City
of .Neao Orlsans.-This Company will bold its Meetings
EVERY EVENING Sundays excepted haf-pas O'Clock,
Room No. IS Banks arcade stairs where DESTROYS Of be-
The skliul and practical MINER and CHEM
ST will be superntend the Mining the Com
This Company will leave for California the earliest
nent All information desired the subject also
be obtained application Captain GEORGE YOUNG Banks
Acade between the hours of II and 70 o'clock A. NJ and and
p S. Mechanics Working particularly to
attend the Meetings. apl2