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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-09

JusT REcEwxD.-ouI friend, !. b. steol,- of "A Csmp
street, whose extensive book establishment presents attractions
to the busine man. the student and the man Of leisure
added to bis large stock by the receipts Of number Of
and interesting works the different departments of literature
Bis catalogue embraces many and valuable books The
Ast in another column contains among Others Tomns His
tory Of England Younss Course of Natural Philosophy
othessof like merit.
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FIRE AT DETRoIT.-A Detroit dispatch of tn,
18th ut-, says fire broke out at o'clock thi.
morning. at the corner of Jefferson Avenue ant
Iriswold street, which destroyed considerable
amount Of property. The losers are Rowe & Co.
D. Marsh, jeweleri Rankin's shoe store DR.. Mott
druggist Banks clothing store Bates g. Hutehin.
son, tailors; Collins's eating-house.
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On Monday morning, Sth inst, MANUEL Pay aged A, a
native Of Lisbon. Portugal but for the last 20 resident
of this city.
On Sunday, 9TH inst, of Consumption, Mr.. PATRICK
CoUGHLIE, aged 80, native oil CslInty Cork Ireland
On the 22d ult., Capt. JOIN Z. SULLIVAN native of
Germany, formerly Of Nashville n. c., recently of George.
town, Miss, aged 40 years.
March %, at his plantation on Bayou Rouge CHARLES
CAPPEL, aged about ~ years
Capped Holland and emigated to Louisiana
about the 1906 He the first Shrf
and he acquired independent fortune His
family bee of kind parenthe community dplOre the loss
a honest citzel.
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AZ ChOlora.-Dr. GILBERT, having had an extensive
practice the ChOea since its first appearance this county,
with much success living has been induced by
earnest solicitation Of his friends offer the remedy which purely
vegetable for sale He has, vegetable medicine Syphilis
of all kinds He purify the system from all Mreura diseases
also he has an invaluable remedy for Piles letters scad Head
etc. Office No. II CTossman street, between the New Cuso-h
and River
He offers the following certificate bysans Memphis
D Gilbert We have been intimately acquainted with Dr.
Gbers practice for four have often
nfmary Memphis have eloely observed his
Of the difficult feel duty
TO the community large confidence
and judgement in the successful Of such diseases
Processes He has, In dgmen
u in the that Of processes to cure than
other physician In the world.
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miILtNERT-Mrs Campbell the corner of PoydFas and
undoubtedly Furnishes at moderate prices
choics articles Of millinery and fancy goods as can be Oh
famed In this or any other city Ladies shoud be aware of
Their nfeess and pafFonize of themselves WIN o
Inducements such as does Mn Campbell S'''
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10 A great improvement has been made in the
preparation of India-rubber, which dispenses with
sulphur, and renders it capable of receiving the
most beautiful oolors.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-09

HEAPHis AND CHARLESTON RAILRoAp.-rb.
estimated cost Of this road is $500 900. ofth;,
sum already $780, 900 have been subscribed II,
Memphis papers are discussing the propriety 0
tie city taking part of the stock.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-09

M Prof. Garland lectures on the Effect of
Moisture upon Climate" at the Lyceum Hall, this
evening, The lecture commences at half past 4.
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| @NDyspepsia is said to be greatly relieved BY
Pulverized ginger, made into strong tea.
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soaETH!Se NEw-D' Arcy has something decidedly new
and becoming in the of Glossy Beavers to which h,
hsles ne attention Of the public His handsome Store
me corner oil Chares and Canal Streets was never be,,e,
allied nor showed to more ADVANTAGE ~ va U0''s'
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INV Mvsic-Althe new music Is received at Mayo's.
No. Camp street. published He has just received
apumher Of fashionable pieces which we would call ts
attention Of the diisttanti - '''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-09

w Gas from water is now made from the de-
composition of water by simple process and at a
greatly reduced cost.
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LUNCH At THE PHGNIx.-Ths popular resort needs M
commendaton We speak Of their Iiouo ny, .r ~
the article but their Lunches we can safely roommsnJ
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-Mna, Of TRGtzS.

]. DE CoRDovA's MAI OF TEXAS: complied from
Records of the General Land u. nee o. we ''A' ~
CTeaEbour Houston, ls49 For SAFE W u
j. c. MORGAN, EA change &c. FACE paS,'.fBos.
ana 6tIW ad,oiD, 7g the foatonioe.
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1Z- The large reward of $4,000 was received by
Officer a. a. 9. Smith, for the recovery of the
$1,000 = gold dust, gsolen s0ms time since.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-09

~ We are indebted to steamers Uncle Sam,
Tennessee, Princess No 3, and Alex Scott, for
late papers
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To CoRREsPoNDENrs.-The article with the
signature, A Daughter Of the True Church, = has
been received but NOT read, as no responsible
name accompanies it. We have several times an
nounced that no anonymous communications can
be published in the Crescent We must know the
drawer, or responsible endorser Whenever q
name is given, we will read the arsice-not before.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-09

nr Plank roads seem to be gaining rapidly in
public favor, and being built all over the land
None of these roads in New York pay less than 20
per cent ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-09

REAL EsTATE-Real Estate in the East is rising
in consequence of the large influx of gold from
California, and the scenes of +" thirty-six - may
speedily be enacted.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-09

BALTIMORE, April Sat New York, to-day, the
Cotton market was quiet, with no sales, and prices
unsettled. Flour has advanced six cents. Corn
advanced one cent-yellow Sic. Coffee very dull.
Lard. in barrels, &c. Molasses and Tobacco un.
changed. Government Stocks advancing-Trea-
sury Notes us; New Loan 1914 premium. One
million of dollars have been drawn out of the Sub
Treasury to-day, in part payment of the Mexican
indemnify
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D1- The eeciion Of yesterday serninsted as we
had predicted in the defeat Of consolidation BY the
overwhelming vote Of the Second Municipality.
The majority in this ovefcomes that of the two
Others united BY There was but little in.
serest ielt IN the election. as will be seen by com
pairing The present vote with that of last fall, viz
6,757 against some Il, 200.
We aifribute The vote in this Municipality to thu
warning voice Of the Evening Picayune. Uo Il
the publication of that paper the opponents of con
solidation were very laggard; but when j. wa
feared that the measure might he carried by apathy
the friends Of the Independence Of the Second MI
nicipality aroused themselves and nobly redeemed
the inacsion Of the many.
We shall not boast Of cur triumph. We are snf
fciently gratifsd with the result; and now W,
trust that our lively negbor Of the Delta win gvt
up The scheme, for life time at least. 1t has Ger
tainly worked very hard, and deserves a better re
ward than it is likely to receive. We. hope tn,
guns fred on Lafayette Square did not disturb III,
slumbeTs Of our friends. The returns are as follow
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! b. STE Ell.

j b. ) L Il II l.,
NJ o. StatiOners' Warehouse, IL Can II
NJ Just received the following
New and Interesting ENGLISH and AMERICAN
Books
ToMLIN's HISTORY OF ENGLAND, Complete In
6 vols svo.
YOUNG'S COURSE OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY
AND THE MECHANICAL ARTS. In 2 vols.
THE YEAR BOOK OF FACTS IN SCIENCE AND
THE ARTS, for 1880,
TRENCHs NOTES ON THE MIRACLES. In VOL
MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE AND WRITINGS OF DR..
CHALMERS. BY his son-in-law, Rev. VIM Hanna LID.
DAVIES'S GRAMMAR OF ARITHMETIC; or,
Analysis of the Science of the Language Of Figures and Science
of Numbers.
MODERN LITERATURE AND LITERARY MEN !;
being Second Gallery of Literary Portraits By Geo Gillian
THACKERAY'S HISTORY OF PENDENNIs, Nos
lto4
THE WILMINGTONS, Novel, By the author of
Emilia Wyndham,' " Two Old Mems Tales" etc.
Also, fresh supply Of
APPLETON'S SOUTHERN and WESTERN TRAV-
ELERs GUIDE, with authentic Mupsi
And other valuable
GUIDES AND LANDLORDS FOR TRAVELLERS
Throughout the United States and all editions by
the most approved AUTHORS. For tale by
apsstlw J. B. STEEL, IA Camp street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-09

~ Snow (sOme one says is white page in
the book of nature.
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D~ The elective franchise in ireland is about
to be extended from 10000 to 100000.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-09

Why is Father Mathew like the Mississippi
.,ssr 10 you draP it," Because he never
s'SiS ~ oGf'
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On the 9Th inst. by Hon. Judge Winter, Gro. D BEARS
of Pittsburgh, to MARTHA SHoCKLEY, of this city.
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-NOIdhfdL NO11CE..
~ Notice.--The undersigned, having united together
the transaction Of Notara Business beg leave
inform their friends public they are prepared to exc
with and dispatch may oondd
them, the old stand of D. l. RICARDO Notary Public
No. 10 GraSer street VIM. MONAGHAN,
Successor d. I, Ricardo,
GEO RARESHIDE.
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NJ, GABBETT, MD. WIN. DENNY, MD.
]. IsLER, M. ID. JOIN WILSON, MD.
j. HAMMOND, MD. N. w. SEAT, MD.
]. 3. Curtis. Md" mh8 tiYl

E# Being now prepared to transact any business in
the Noara line beg leave inform my friends public
generally that have taken the office No. "A Camp street.
respectfully solicit their patronage. sp9tf & W. CABLE.
To- Philosophical Medicine.-Mr. FlSKE proposes
to give philosophical explanation, THIS EVENING the
Of curing diseases Sou Medicine The subject universal
interest, and will doubtless attract full BH
be followed by startling and aughabe experiments
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-09
U per Steamer Falcon" IN
Fine, Fashionable Clothing
No. 80 Common Street,
betpeeH TerGadG Hotel and Heaolett's Exchange.

THEO. A. JAMES & CO.
Are opening large of Elegant and Fash
ionAble Spring and Summer CLOTHING. made in
the latest style, and expressly for city trade, received this
day per steamship Falcon.
Gentlemen desiring articles in our line may rest assured
the above shipment Of the very best quality regards
material and workmanship .ALso-A superior article OF
Spring and Summer Cravat; Linen Undershs and Halt
Hose; CAME, Merno and Cotton Underss and Drawers,
GauZe Flannel Shirts Linen Gloves; Linen and Elastic
Web Suspenders Silk and Linen Cambria Handkerchieis:
Fnled Cotton Drawers; English Cotton Hall. Hose White
and Striped Silk Half-Hese Silk Gloves; black and fancy
Satin London Ties; Six and Hair Stocks etc. to which we
invite the attention Of friends and the public mh4 sp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-09

TT Glasses In Electro Biology. Mr.. FISKE, in
compliance with the general request will form Class for complete
instruction in the newly discovered Biology
ArmOry Hall on WEDNESDAY EVENING, April 10. Mr. F..
pledges himself to enable all who attend perform
Experiments successfully and also how apply this remarkable
remedial the disease the charged
$50 will be returned Complimentary Ticket will given
(gatuitOuy all who Join the Glass, which will lady
gentleman all the public Lectures and Experiment.
Class will be formed Thursday Afternoon, Ladies' Tickets
Dollars. apps
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NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL.

NE psGOODs INDIA CAOLAGOGUE, for Fever anil
Agus and Intermittent and Rement Fevers and various
Degntd especially Tor the thorough permanent cure of those
uecpons o. the liver and ether internal organs attend us
eases Of bilious climates. For sale BY ' WIS.,
J. WRIGHT s. CO., 151 Charities st.
~ DaAlsrs supplied on liberal terms s ~ EAU
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FOURTH DISPATCH.

and holders are willing to take lower prices. Sales
of the week, 1000 bales. :. Flour has advanced 6
cents. Wheat and Corn are unchanged. - Mess
Pork $40, Prime SIS 25. Lard is unchanged . .
Molasses drooping-sales Of 500 bbls at 25sc. t..
Sugar steady. The Money market is quite easy.
The letters and circulars by the Europa have been
received. Barring quotes American Stocks firm at
8 premium. A better feeling prevailed in the Cot
ton market during the week ending the 23d, with
indications of an improvement. Other commodi-
ties as heretofore
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-09

The Law DEPARTMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY
OF LoUIsIANA.-The lectures commenced at this
institution in November, and have just closed.
Judge Billiard, the Dean of the Faculty, ectured on
the Roman Law and the Civil Code when, for a
short time prevented by i'll health from continuing
his lectures, Mr.. Roselius kindly supplied his
place. Randel Hunt lectred on Commercial Law
Judge McCaleb lectured on Admiralty and Mari
| time Law. Judge Munroe, of Kentucky, lectured
on the Common Law, the Constitution and Laws
of the United States the Code 81 Practice of Loui-
sana, and good deal on matters and things in
general. The Judge, though learned common
law lawyer, does not understand the mode of making
that dry science interesting, We are constrained
to,say that between him and the class no pleasant
feelings exist, and fear that his longer connec-
ton with the law school, will greatly diminish its
usefulness
An article which appeared in the Crescent a few
days since, relating to the Law School, should
have been inserted as communication. 1t by no
means conveyed the opinions of the Editors nor of
the members Of the class.
The class numbered thirty eight The following
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The class numbered thir.y-eight Thefollowing
received the degree of Bachelor of Laws

II LSrsnzo Ais, Alexander Barrow, George l. Bright L.
Hardy, William z; Lawes, Aonso s, Lewis, Edmond
Maunn. n u, Mckeeyer, Edward W. Robinson, Arthul
Saucer, Y M. Underwood, Samuel l.. Wells Iouisiana
0rando Dorsey, Peter Smith, Douglass West, Wesley
Mnans, Mississippi George G. Gather j. j. Mccormick
iewelen w; Smith, Kentucky; John 8. Barrow, Charle
A. TAYLOR. TENNESSEE; s. 2. Anchmutz Pennsyvsnia
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tw The PIacIde Varieties. = rs.nse,lly informs s
ANToNIA HILARIoTs-Nmne HiiAri. -vrnNEsnAY EVEN.
PS9so hib ooo.Ou she vim have ne h0nSs
Inr ,he entertainments Iolovingi The popular pie
COCKNEYs IN CALIFORNIA
in which Mr. Holland will appeatj nuonsd
In the Bills Of the day
Mr. Holland will appear in his inimiabls characters IN
THE DAY AFTER THE FAIR,
which will be rrecsded by GRAND PAS, BY Mmle hane
sustained by the whole Corps de Ballet and followed BY another
GRAND ADVERTISEMENT
The whole to conclude with the operate Farce Of
LOAN OF A LOVER,
4" w 49, So ~ 90 ts sonrsd Al the Boxo APPS
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- me following letter received j. silcox gen,
eIha oil and fortune widely known
Dtt % r IuNNsENDS sARsAPAHIILA cured thousa rd
pena W he upper circles Of society and is New
YORK ana AI1any BY the majority the families T
purchase 70 the spring of Or S. Townsend half dozen m
oots ana The whole family for or sin eFks
SeA o. Wen There no preventive for disease it, These f
hes iafely ever, lose child or require physician
n @ ID n NEW YORK, January T. 1850
b y townsend Sir 10 justice your remedy -fe The
which could not II became setted eou@b M t
cha aneetton o. the roat and lungs which Distressed me- s
much indeed My little extreme nj bHas H9 sety
Sn S asSaS sSn5 S Par @ him h short tine
done and happy 10 ,h ne 70 use u
both me and now In ,hs ry tLea
health our sarsapaia Vond donbt " IN VI
coy, and should be widely xmas ~ 's| sAueieh' reun'
A1 ie'Pssuuny VALENTINE GILCoX,
Rol. As.n,. e.. H...n- VI Amos erect, NewYOTk.
sps sap Hii III CO.. SV .,r.,,
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Eds Crescsnt-Please announce l.. u. o. Ss saao s
independent candidate for the office of Recorder0l ,rv
Municipality and oblge Ify1Il MANY Vol @Ne-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-09

PERRy s. WAKEFIELD candidate for the office of Sec
ond District Attorney. Election by the peopleon the fourth
| Monday of April apl I'd
Eds Crescent Have the goodness to announce CHARLES
s. REESE ESQ., candidate for the office OF Second Dis
| trict Attorney Election fourth Monday of April.
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CQWAN's VEGETABLE LITHONTRIPTIC,
Kidneys and healing the nfammatory diseases Of the Uni.
phes at Wright a. Co.'S. I5I Charities steet. iamiS 3
ShG Neranda corner DR.. "A. a. Jones' So Cam street,
mhh rm j. r. COWAN.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-09

We are authorized to A. D. CRossMAN, the pre-
sent incumbent candidate for reelection, in April next
Eds. Creseent-Please announce the name Of JoHN NJ
BELL as candidate for office Of Mayor Of this city, at the
ensuing April election, and obige many friends in the
fyn THREE MUNICIPALITIES.
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d. of IT. Meeting This Afternoon,

MAGNOLIA UNION No. 2, Daughters of Temperance meet
at halfpast O'Clock, at Pelican Hall.
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II Il D D I II !"
Additional by the Europa

BALTIMORE, April 5.--White Corn, 27s. Cd. /;
Yellow, 26s. to 26s. Cd. Best Canal Flour, 21s.;
Baltimore, 22s - Rio Coffee is dull at 4Os. to 52s.
Porto Rico Sugar, 80 to 49,. .Provisions-Beef
is steady and brings full prices. Hams are in Inn
tied demand and declining Lard declined I'd. to
1s.. Rice, 1ss. 3D. to 20s, Tobacco unchanged,
with small sales. :. There is a good demand for
Naval Stores.
There is to be meeting Of German Sovereigns
at Dresden, in April, regarding the affairs of Ger
many, at which the Emperor of Austria, and Kings
of Hanover and Saxony are to be present.
A destructive inundation of the river Danube
has occurred, doing immense injury to the towns
of Comorn, Raab, and several others. Fifteen
thousand inhabitants had taken refuge in the town
of Raab
The negotiations regarding the Central Govern
ment of Germany, between the Emperor of Aus
tria and the King Of Prussia, have been entirely
unsuccessful.
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Mayor, THOMAS J.. sPRAR, Independent Creyasse
For .e-the Poor Mans Frend--to be elected in Apr
Candida yI9
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Messrs Editors: Please as a Candidate for
the Chief Magsracy Of the city Election in April next
fy4 PETER J.. JoRE, ex. La State Librarian
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Please announce TO The Voters OF Munich
Eds Crescent. at w. NJ. FLEMING is candidate for
pahty No. One, thS Imported by MANY VOTERS.
mh16 If runce JosHIJA BALpUrS the
Eds. Crescent; Please ami o. candidate for rrslec
Recorder of Municipality No. ~ suppored rresnecty
ton in Apn next and that be VIII p Tue PEOPLE.
| of marty, by the Lmh9l
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Telegraphsd 70 the aDaliy Cfesce Ist.'
Ilr 4Hi 5oSfGaRE Lisr.I


NEwYoRK, April o. The steamer Cherokee
arrived this morning from Chsgres, bringing in
freight $l,15s,OOO in gold, besides half million
among the passengers The Oregon, at Panama,
had brought San Francisco accounts to the LIST of
March.
The Tennessee had arrived at Panama on the
18th Of March. Another very large fire had oc-
Cured at Chagres on the 23d Of March, by which
the largest part of the town was reduced to ashes
The dry season had set in at San Francisco, and
TIE commencement of the digging had given an
impulse to business American Flour was COM
handing at San Francisco $40 per Dbl. Cattle,
$40 per head . Lumber, $175 to $3.50 per 1000.
Pork, 500 to $27, Mess Beef, SIP to Sl5...
Brandy, So per case. Gin, $4. ..+.
Arrivals at San Francisco, ship Europa, from
] Philadelphia, on the It'll February. Brig Jane
Pierce, 18th Feb: The Coprez, do; Amazon, do
SECOND DISPATCH.
BALTIMORE, April 5, ls50.--The Cotton mar
ket is quiet, with sales of 600 bales. Mddling Or
leans 12a. Flour and Grain are unchanged. Pro-
visions quiet Sugar steady-ssc Other articles
unchanged. Treasury Notes have advanced &c
Sterling unchanged. The steamer Empire City
from Chagres, is below, coming up.
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Dealer, in FANCY GOODS, GUNS, PISTOLS, GOLD PENS,
ap95t
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Tire asurer Second Municipality

We are authorized to announce Mr. H. GARLAND the
emf incumbent as candidate for reelection at the approach
- WnnoinaI Elsction ap9
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yHessrs. Editors Please announce Capt. HENRI Mu
as candidate for the office of Captain Of the Watch OF
nicipaty No. Two. Election the fourth Monday in April
nj
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~ " t~ 'nounce SAMUEL l.. BEELMAH
Eds. Crescent! Please Night Watch Of the Second
as candidate for Captain Of tn ry understands, having
Municipality, which duty he prop Capt Harper for six
served as Lieutenant under the late = ap8
years. i"i SePlaiH VI
Dan BUsBY offers himself as a Candidate apS
the Night Watch of the Second Municipality. T