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CoNNEcTIcUT.-The democratic members Of
the Legislature have nominated in the Hon.
Isaac Toucey, formerly Governor of Connecticut,
as their candidate for U. S. Senator to succeed
Hon. Roger S. Baldwin, whose term will expire
| on the 4th of March next.
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THE MASSACHUSETTS ELEorIoH-The Balti

more Sun says:
PallTey's election, in the Fourth Congressional
district of Massachusetts,, on Monday next, the N
York Post now considers sure, in consequence O
the democratic convention declining to make
nomination. After the five unsuccessful elections
already held, it thinks the democrats will suffi
ciently unite with the free-soilers twhose candidate
Mr.. p. isl to secure this result Mr.. Thompson il
the whg candidate, whom the Post cons .ders, il
connection with the manufacturing interest, no
disposed to assist in checking the extension OF slave
ry, as New England wants the South for market
1t says, however, that the day is inevitably ap
preaching when New England will buy her cottol
goods from Georgia and Tennessee. Nous Verrons
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PIERRE SoULE.-" Ion" of the Baltimore Sun,
in his letter from Washington, under date of the
23d, says: Mr.. Soule's speech, to-day in reply tc
Mr. Clay and Mr., Downs, was very able, and on
the whole, conciliatory. l have little doubt that
eventually, and after proper amendments, he will
support the Compromise. The bin may yet be es'
sentially improved. The two Houses will soon
take recess for a week"
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THE AMERICAN NAvY.-It appears by table in
the Tribune, that there are in the Navy, 69 Cap
tains and 81 Commanders. OF the former, % are
on duty, and 46 not on duty. OF the latter class,
AZ are on duty, and So not on duty. The aggregate
salaries OF tie unemployed Captains amount to
900; and of the Commanders S99,OC0
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FROM THE Rio GRANDE.-The Rio Grande.
Sentinel of the 25th ult. gives an account of an
ARRAY between two gamblers, D. W. Shropshire and
]. Van Aston, at Rio Grande city. Both parties
armed with pistols and bowie knives, and after
a desperate fight Shropshire was killed.
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KENTUCKY TOBACCO CROP We learn from
the Hopknsville tKy) Press of the 10Th, that the
tobacco crop in that section of the State has been
very materially injured by the late frosts; the fly
has also made its appearance and is working great
destruction TO the plant beds
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Com I'm unIcated.



Eds CreSeent-For the benefit of suffering humanity
we'll of justice DR., SAMUEL GILBERT make the
following THAT in June last had small upon my
face rather between and cheek which gradually increased
during the past sze and extent Of which
consulted several truly eminent cnI under whose
received benefit In the latter part Of last January visited thus city
In the days before reaching the the greatly
enlarged and the inflammation increased alarming
much that from the inner Of the end of
and cheek bone became literally lump putrd
flesh. The disease had made its appearance the opposite
my In this condition myself DR.
Gilbert not knowing with what afflicted Gilbert
promptly pronounced eating Cancer the vrulen
put myself
Without the of the knife and four weeks face WE'LL
| then and still believe I. Nj TUCKER.
nc Dr. GIberts Office is 40 "a Magazine street. aplO uy
To" To the Public.-JNeSSrs. Editors: wish to bear
testimony Dr. GILBEaTs skill through your valuable truly
independent paper sorey afflicted h hereditary cancer
this disease killed ahe who had the best medical aid
country The disease made its appearance upper eye
and continued spread and pain severely until nigh
sight could scarcely discern horse from man.
Having often heard of DR. Gers
OF such left the State of Pennsylvania and NewOr
ean-was under nsntRnd happy say
day leave for home. A. O. CORWINE.
April Is, 1885, ap9 If
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FROM RIo.-The United States ship Licking
ton, John X. Mitchell, commander, arrived at New
York on the 23d ult. from Rio Janeiro, from which
port she sailed on the 3Oth of March-not so late
as previous advices.
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ter from Washington of the 23d, says; 81 have
little doubt that Mr., Clayton has managed thi,
affair with much ability the prompt assea, Of ths
Senate to the treaty would seem to imply"
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NEWSPAPER INTOLERANCE. The Bulletin
has recently contained articles refecting on the
character and recent conduct of Gen. Lopez, and
often in tone wholly inexcusable The Delta, its
great rival, determined not to be outdone in this
goodly warfare, raves with equal fury against
all who do not espouse the cause of the lberators.
It's comments on Mr. Foulhouze are unwarranted.
That gentleman, it is supposed has great influence
with the authorities in the Island, and he has gone
there as the bearer of petition signed by many OF
the Spanish subjects resident here, praying for the
pardon of the men found in the Susan Lord and
Georgiana. Whatever the editors Of the Delta may
think of that gentlemun's conduct on other points
certainly they should applaud this act. For ouI
own part, we say with the poet,
''Soft gales and gentle heavings of the wave
Impel the bark, whose errand IS to save. 81
| May he succeed in his erand of mercy, must b'
the wish of every one, who is not willing to mah'
political capital out of American blood.
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CoTToN.-We are sorry to say, says the Nat
chez Free Trader of the 29th ult, that the pros
poets for a cotton crop in the vicinity of Natchez
are of most gloomy character. The stunted and
dark looking plants, chilled by our late spring
come tardily into sight, choked with more grass
and weeds than were ever before seen at this sea.
son of the year. The plant is full month behind
hand in growth
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Col. Long the Superintendent of Western Hos.
pitals, has reported against Napoleon, the mouth
of the river Arkansas, as site for of the West
ern Hospitals, and recommended Helena as tht
b. st place
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night the benefit of Mons Bouxary
the Iiehest dancer of his weight in the world "Gisele
was performed by Mmle Hilariot We glad to tba
Miss Vas has recovered from the indispOson which sud
denly attacked her on the stage the other night When doe
Miss Henrietta Nallse have her benefit {?
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MR. FoULHoUzE,-It is stated by this gentle
mans friends that he has departed for Havana,
for the purpose of procuring the liberation of the
Americans captured in the late expedition. 1t is
also said that Mr.. Foulhouze bears with him Pc
uton nnmerously signed by our Spanish residents
to that effect. Other petitions now in circulation
and will be forwarded by the next steamer.
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THE PARKER MURDER.-The examination oi
Asa and Henry Wentworth, at Berwick, on the
charge of numbering Mr.. Parker, has resulted in
their being held for delivery to the New Hamp,
shire authorities
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A woman Of the name of Pauline Wunderlich,
who obtained for herself the distinguished title of
the "Barricade Hsruine,' has been condemned at
Dresden TO ten years' hard labor as the reward of
her Amazonian prowess. A captain of infantry,
Won Rohrschiedt, guilty of fighting against the
troops in May, ls49, has had his sentence of death
commuted into fifteen years' close arrest In the
k0nigsiun fOrisess, and 70 be eaahieEed
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OB1TUARY.-A day or two since we recorded
the death of WIN. F. ARLETTE, in his nineteenth
year. He was youth of uncommon excellence.
He had been for many years member of the
Presbyterian church, and the Sunday before his
death met his class in Sunday school. He was the
only son of his mother, and she widow. The
Ways Of Providence are inscIutable.
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T1A6s CHRTsTTAN TIOTEIr-This ertabiishment, 50

TAApHMEKfOTEIr-H0 W.4RD' st he undersigned,
for ssvsa year, the conductor ofthe vel; ls ;kneTn
Hotel and fashionable watefing place DAPHNE, T...1
Ggate 10 Baldwin county Ala. the eastern shore iii
Of Mobile Bay miles south east of Mobile, most
respectfully invites Ladies and Gentlemen to give him visit
with their families and enjoy the natural beauties and arac
tive accommodations of the place. for the season
He conduct his house such style OF TASTE
excellence make it he resort Of the country and ever
way worthy of tine most liberal patronage. .s-,
Those visiting DAPHNE will have the advantage OF en-
ioying Shower ath unsurpassed in the Southern country
being supplied by Natural Fountain discharging AaR
frsd gallons of water per minute: strong Lhay beats
Spring also the pree very beneficial TO those whose
health require the of Mineral Water.
For Salt Water Bathing commodi0us house has been
erected.
Lowpressure steamboas viii leave this place every
ming for Mobile, and return ia the evening,
~ Applications for Board should be directed tome,
Of JoHN TIcKNoR, Esq. Mobile, Ala, ,,1,x,,
ff9o 1u Nj. L. HOWARD,
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The fne new steamboat Jenny Lind will make pleasure
trip to Mandevile Jacksonville and CovingtOn, the arrival
of the hapast o'clock this afternoon, and will return
in season for the 10 cook Monday morning The
known courtesy and skill, need commandments boat
like himself
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The Hisroncs perform tonight London Assurance.
This one che plays they have often acted and
dent the fault in their last performance will be corrected
We hope they will have another full house.
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During this fine weather. and while the ladies throng
ing the streets in direction advise them to- call OF
MessIs. NJ. R. Haggey Bros 5s Canal street, an exam
their fine stock of Dry Goods, which they ARE seng OF
at reduced rates. close the seasons business They hav
number of beautiful fabrics which they offer at astons
ing bargains -
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Alta recent meeting of the Board of Directors Of
the Southern Bank of Alabama, H. A. sohrdoef,
was elected Presidea.of the institution.
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ElALOXI HODsIs-The public is respectfully informed
ID that this establishment will be opened for the A-A
reception of visitors the 18th inst Attached 70 the
Houss will be found a BAR and BILLIARD ,1!sgt<ll
ROOM, TEN PIN ALLEYS, BATH HOUSES and
STABLEs The table viii be slwsys supplied with the
The large LawnAhd the great number Of Shade Trees
rounding the HoS make this Hotel the most desirable toI
families of any along the Coast Persons wishing 10
will please address the undersigned and send
their communications by boat
mylid&W John w. NIXON.
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HoKFFNER's CoNoERT,-There a good attendance
last evening the Commercial Hall; the music most
creditabe to the fine band under the direction Of Mr. Hoe
ner The composition of the " Battle of Waterloo was
admirably exeonted. and elected much applanse.
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ARRIVAL OF GEN. LOPEZ IN MoBILE-We
were shown telegaphic dispatch from Mobile,
received last night at O'Clock, stating that
Gen. Lopez reached that city yesterday morning,
and took passage on the steamer Oregon, for this
city. We have no idea the General will come 10
this city at present. 1t would exhibit degree of
rashness of which we trust he will not be guilty
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LouIs,anN Isistrionic Association.

~ Benefit at PLAcIDR's vARIETlES THEATkE, iot no
Association Treasury the Orphans spd Charity hOsPn .
On SATURDAY EVENING, June !, BoureleaultS NoU' :"
LONDON ASSURANCE.
WaEzss Quadre by the Amateur Orchestra '''Anu ne
Farce ot THE LADY AND THE DEVIL.
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, Juue 1885, for the Benen' 0l
the Orphans and the Charity Hospital the Tragedy Of
THE APOSTATE,
Nustc NV the Amateur Orchestra. Aud the Farce Of
sLAsHER AND CRABHER.
tW Tickets Dollar each all over the house. For sale oy
either Management Committee the active ana Honorary
Meber at the usual places the Box oe Of the VarisS
performances No seats can be engaged Ihe Dress
Circle Parquete reserved for the ades and gentlemen
accompanying them. The Management COMMITTEE VIII AhO"
parties TO their aeats. -,
IE- All arrangements will be in accordance WIN ts iu''S ~
regulations Of the " HistrionicS"
....Managsment...
NJ M. COHEN, Chairman
war; w. T. Pss1ss s%h Ma D. ssess GsT%s9 T. sn'
aEnrS S5 ps%n' ISa H. S,ss5 GsiS se l. q g. TTSa Tys
Geo. jonas, Thos. Silnole p, PC G. ssi' La6itt'
Sr X. nsr. re- FFWT F.W. Pestiinf eoi;aso, S SssI
& 9sAs B. layi.; gs T.. T. e 4. ss'sfa; %s T. K s:u.s% %
r...Executive Commltts,'....
J. D. WALTON, Chairman u....
D. Q. Labat, Herman boane, hs lie -
s. W. Taylor l. NM n. %eALPlN, President LnA
WIN. WALLACE W. WOOD, Stage Marngrr "'T
tS,- PIacide's Varieties MONDAY EVEN. Nc.
June a. Benefit Of Mr.. THOMAS McKEoN - Mr.. Mex tH4 @
opportunity of informing his friends and the pnblc that his
Orleans will take place sbovs when the
following intellectual and pleasing performances viii be offered or
their kind patronage and support:
THE SPIRITS OF THE FOUNTAIN.
First time in this Theatre.
First act of GIsELLE.
Also, the sughate Farce of
METHENKS 1 SEE MY FATHER.
Together with a variety of SINGING, etc.
t Tickets be obtained at the principal Hotels and Music
| stores, and places secured al the Box ofes mysl
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Our thanks are due to the courteous officers of
the steamer Magnolia, for late papers.
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From CALJFoRNIA.-The whale ship Sylph, ar
rived at New Bedford, on the 23d ult., from CALI
fornia, via the Sandwich Islands. She had full
cargo of oil on board, together with S3 900 in gold
dust,
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May 16 in Catahoua Parish, DR.. II. NJ EMERSON and
Mis- FLoRENoE HUNTINeT0N. both Of that Parish.
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s1u- Attention, Wings of the sixth ward,-r1

" AttentOn, Whgs OF the sINth Ward! THE
Wings OF the Sixth Ward respectfully requested
the of PeTddo Streets
SAL URDAY EVENING, June l. halfpast O'clock for
purpose of nominating suitable candidate for Alderman
Sixth Ward fill the vacancy occasOnd by the resignation
s. Peters El The Election to take place MONDAY June
my3O ST. MANY VOTERS.
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, Z
May 81, 1850.
IALfNLIl ILEA Nh INNIA

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANs,l
COUNCIL OF MyNIc.FFlalfL MyNIc.FFlalfL LffE E''g no. Tw6-
- Sitting of May %, 1s5O ResOtred, That the Mayor be-
days 8oss 56s oaP pa c6 Ri, MsqnoiDSy
b the RRe'PE a State E ao
49, 1885, the contract for making the following repairs add
meraed in accordance with plans and Specifications now on
file in the Surveyors Office. All The work be done in
yeyor and Fire Committee and the contractor 10 enter into
bond and security in twice the Of his for the
be done prior 0 the lst Of October
Eag,He House No lon Hunter street-F oor of House
to be tagged plank floor to sabe repairs roof
stop leaks house and premises to be painted and white
nsie SyS & E9ser IT 2t G
story to abe with roof to that and Hose House
dsor frames where necessary painting and whitewashng
Eagine House No. 5-Girod street-Additiona story to
abe renewal of stair case 10 outside OF house yard to be
Eagine House No 6--Notre Dame street-Repairs to
Engine Co.. No. I3-Perdido stTeet.-Bulding of two
story brick stable across rear of lots conerucOn of
tEo y feet long, on IRON supporters on plan OF that of
to stable yard to be laid with flags doorway house to be
IsoHisiGFq Hose COmpany-Perdido ytreet-Repairs to
HOOK and Ladder COmpqav-Grod street-Continuation
OF building to rear wall widening OF front doors removal OF
&signsd12s H., j JAMES NE H. CALDWELL, President
isigned,) A. D. CRossMAN, Mayor
and requested after having given ten days notice in the Off
cal paper Of this Municipality sell public auction
house. Stable, Hose.house, Trough, etc. for Philadelphia
Fre C9 No r. on lot Of ground on Common street be-
palty, IN accordance with plan and specifications
dls in the Surveyors Office be work to be done without
Of the Surveyor and Fire COMMITTEES the contractor give
bond and security IN twice the amount Of his contract for the
5sgne%g H %&MEs H. G4EDWELL u ETFVi President
(siSnedS W. -O''' A. d. CROssMAN, Mayor.
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N57n Lyceum Hall. AaaA
G5rhSY u Grand Vocal and Instrumental CON. I=7
&E-SE CERT for the Benefit Of the HUNGARIAN l1ffI51N
GlS REFUGEES, under the patronage OF the Mayor ErS
Us and Recorders THIS EVENING. -WEN
Progra Part First.
l... Prayer, from Norma" composed by Beliui,
sung Nine. Devries
2...."Adago spianato,n with original CADENCE
composed by II. W. Erns-eKecuted Remenyi
g.. .Cavatna, from the Opera Of " BaIher,'
posed by R0ysih-Eung Nine Bessn
Affair from the Prophet,' composed by Mey-
erbeer-supg by Nine Bessin
Part Second.
L.. Grand Air, from the Opera Of Haidte com
posed by Auber-ung by Nine. Bessin
Re-" Carnival of Veniee,n composed by Paganni,
executed by t. henebyi
s., PoonaiEe the Opera Of jerusalem, ,, Gem.
posed by Verd-sung 6y ................ Nine Deyres
A., Hungarian National Airs, composed and exc
cuted E. Remenyi
s.. Air from the Opera Of " Robert de Bruce" by
Rossni-sunE Nine Besn
NJ The will o'clock Tickets One
Dollar each be had at the usual places. iel
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.NOeU Opening

.VOeO opening
Ef7~ Per Steamship Ohio and Bark N. II. Wolfe.
THEO. A. JAMES & co.
Fashionable Clothing Establishment,
No. Sc Common street, betUeeR YerdRdG Hotel
and HsoEctt's Exchange,
fW- Are in receipt of another large and beautiful
of gentlemen's Spring and Summer Cloth
ing-a of the fne material and best workmanship,
having beeh manufactured expressly for the city retail uade
consisting in part follows, to wit:
SUPER BLACK CAsAMERETTK Dress COATsi
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|. D. CRossMAN, Mayor.
MAYoRALTY OF NEwoRLEANs, ;

MAYORALTY OF NEw0RLEANs,l
- May 81, 1854 J.
NOTICE is hereby given that in accordance with the
above resolutions passed by the Council Of Munic
paty No. Two, their sitting of 18th inst and in yiIpe q
the l2h section of Of the Legislature approved March
Is, 1850 will proceed to sell my Office, on TUESDAY,
the 4h day of june prox at IL O'Clock NJ the several con-
for Repairs Additions Alterations, etc. and building
of Brick Enginehous Stabe Hose house, Trough ETC.
to the lowest bidder in accordance with the terms ana con-
ditions as therein set forth. . .,,-,..,,
jel A. ID. CROSSMAN. Mayor.
I IME-25OO bbls fresh Thomason and Camden, landing
IL from brgs Toledo and J. A. Taylor, and bark Tee-
si'i jsi It 'O' ' John STROUD co. LAG Common st.
ORANGEs AND LgMONs-sOO hoxe. of each,
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-yTTTaaqse77 ~ 1TfSS7 fN1s T57 a AT9Is- i 4 s,T
Px anr,iIf'A IiesYfsE 1be nnds;9ned -
lsd M i IA ~, M r. sh f iiiil
ea ~ 9 NJ B it ioi % ,e iV,ss h
t.p6.ss ,ot KY ~ lii n M NJ ~ ~ it ~ s I
st tss ~ ~ s ~ I T.. ~ o5
IN Inc coaat II = y p ess dhst Z eSev u h.
wa W. w ~ w s.a y a, = ~ ~ ~ W th ne ~
ks;n 81 Z. y. n 49, " it NJ. " sr ~ n if
sast vii eos1 tis Ta ~ yinas @ ~ he s"mrer
hs,,r n Ia NV, ~, ~ II uo
~ fash sya,sr "A nosis IN M ~ ~ ~ " Rssini NJ
~, Esh and tdvs,s. ~ ~ IL II " ~ w H. u III H:
~ ,I " sasvoA ~ Az "a h, Wy w na u
found IN snoh places are found Al this naee nnd the d and
seAs n,s ou.;s nsg, h,ro.s,g f, Nj; IL a.,
hi ~ g. bn, s NH , M shs ~ aive % gena @ m @ d
the puboaEe assured that no pains efforts his part viii
be spared 70 make his guests comfortable Ills table will be
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It. Meetings T'his Evening.

TADE, in her 24th year
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Mis- FLORENCE hUNFINeToNs poln ol tnat rarlsh'
Dieds
May 30, in Trinity, Mrs. MARTHA ERNEsTINE CouR-
TADE, in her 24th year.
S. OF IT. Meetings This Evening.
wAsuINaToN FOUNTAIN, No. 1, at Crystal Fount Hall,
222 Tchoupitoulas street. at o'clock.
PEARL DIVISION, No. g at Pelican HAIL. Of Common
and St Charles streets. at o'clock:
-. Io-mOrToa0 Morning.
LIBERAL DIVISION, No. IT, at Pelican Hail. of Com.
mon and St. Charles streets, at 10 o'clock
Auction Sales This Day
SYKES, HYDE Co. will sell, at halEpast 10 o'clock, At
At 10 o'clock. at the Dreams Warehouse, magazine
street-Rio Coffee AT IL o'clock at Banks Arcade
Steamboat Departures This Day
E2-SEE ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIRD PAGE.
Mobile s.....-......oREGoN, Hiern, "a P. NJ. Cars
n9sts n3 GaARLEs Allen, q p NJ cars
copnso1 OLIVIA, asaaaS Srs Z, p NJ oaT; @ 0'
PGTSs9n PissS@ tTR sTkTF PsnPisS y NJ
Si'iIissgg 81 Io, ,M99NNGa6sAN Nefs
Red Rirsr sAkMRoCK, Hull hs'f: 5 F. NJ. M
Lo,dssus ALEx ALE SCOTT Sturgeon S P. NJ.
ny The u s. Mail steamer HUNGARIAN will positively leave
at O'clock p NJ from CONT stree; str wharf i
Passengers will please be on board at the above hour el
tB- The magnificent and swift running passenger boat
mONTGoMERY, Capt, J. II. Estes will positively THIS
Day the Isl ln 1eocS p M from foot of Lafayette street.
lel t. B. SMITH ss Magazine
E- The new and substantial steamer SHAMROCK will posi-
lively leave THIS DAY June o'clock, P. M from foot of
street oE Mnde9 % ge9sg 9 Shreveport
E The steamer OLIVIA will hereafter leave for Covlngdp,
the arrival at the Lake end Of the u O'Clock p NJ.
and Canal streets. my24
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GREAT BARGAINS OF

GREAT BARGAINS OF
I'D q 81 O. 90 IL s
Az ID. III. Holiness New Store, la Canal street.
l- The extensive stock this establishment is offered very
reduced prices. my2T lw2dp
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WAsuINaToN FOUNTAIN, No. l, at Crystal Fount Hail.
222 Tchoupouas street, at s O'Clock.
PEARL DIVISION, No. Pelican Hall, corner of Common
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f Having leased the above establishment Mr.. T. II.
5enks take great pleasure in eoctng for him the patron
age Of former friends and patrons. and feel no hesitation
in saying that III they will favor him with call, that they
win e fully satisfied with their visit and the character Of his
mySSd smdaW nj. ]. McRAE, former PROPRIETOR.
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tG- The u. s. Mail steamer HUNGARIAN will positively
for Cincinnati and all intermediate p7 THIS DAY. the E nst
at O'Clock, P. NJ, from Cont wharf
HYDE & OGLESBY, l2 PoydFas st.
Passengers will on a he