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Ia the Ssasts yesterday, Mr. Hale presented petition
o,n ol zens 81 Po'tsinout New lampshe, teinoaslsig
The rssoed 10 in he army aud nav,
and referring particularly sc.ne recent whc@in
soldiers had been eyersy puuihed by order ri eourls
martial Amer toals 4rks fon blr en- fsoa Day and
Nf Hale The petbn was eiefed 10 the commiltsa
Mriass Ahairs and The motion 70 print 10 the Committee
on Printing. assaastssssas
MD, Benton siatrodneed, GA sage, bill establish q
western anary The bill provides thai The Presiten, shall
select tho thai the k shall 10 commenced With
out del ~ hlr benton made r,,naIks suppa 81
measure, showing that was called for by the natonai
niefes aud thait expsdiyt leave the ehoee-ef
the site 10 me President niimmi work The bib was
tead twice, atd srefsncd u tho commnee Military
Anaifs 9R '~s M 28f4s
The message from the House communicating the pro.
reedgs upon the ainuneaiion Of The death Of The Hon,
Amos r. Wopd lato 4 REPRESENTATIVE from the State q
Ohio was iaken M. bis chase deliyeied euoginn
the deprascd and the usual resolutions Were adoped and
after any other business tic Sen
ale ajouIned. Wy y ka@s4 es fes9
lathe Hanss. Mr., Potter announced the death, during
tho rcdess Of lie Hon Amos +. Wood, Representative
from Ohio, and made some appropriate remarks II COM
lation Of his services ard eai Alter adopting the
customary resolutions In honor OF the memory Of the de-
ceased, the House adjourned.
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s,uprRron ypes i--Eirrt Premium -. Is.
- WHTEHURsT The field OF his operations over
gound In the county us galleries
may ~ found between ana ON sfe
baltimore street, baltimore corner B5cadwa ana neonad
see, New York; ~ Main street, kichmoudj sycamore
street, Pstebag, Main street, NofoIks and Main street. Lynch
burg, Virginia .. Ill. 49,. -. -.
extraordinary Improvement, insorne faithful aud hnH
ikcncssts n few seconds. . -. II
airy and living Appearance 10 the picture a. =,
Nhtehursts distribute more tnnh nf
sand pictures annsa and have never given ih
sceranly superiority OF his hksesses
H. VI. W. public generally 20 bis elegantly
Furnished gallery and fuckers store, where ifes
exhibition ~ pictures will be gwen.
Notwithstanding copetiton In dntuerrcotypes ~ ne
medal by The judges fHN SNf s4t
attended 10. Nov 9s--diy
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comb every lick, until he the
cocl and ihsn lhe we ianped W ard ,sas ksd h
heels losvthor, and tbrncd loud lIa foI the ~ 80
cock, and denanissie stakes Tire negro clsi,,,td s
also, and said .Mssss knaw righs well dai y~ ~.
de l0rs0Hb cock, bet lie hfgh comb eosk ans
dc states ine TIE white DfeA sasd ion lime ~.
gro, MOI goa hear haiicoi lase tsgh eoaA es
10 winch tus gro Piled, Yes. taass> know 10, MI
hen you dat ~ was going whip; hut a balloI
on dc fogcgsb cork ss'.' Alter nlr gshgins
the white said the negro, We. yaa take ,os
money ard NJ Take mines and fever tei with 4 sec,e
sgain, may Lr 49,. Damn naA1os ar}he,; =
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{lUTTE, Cheese, Bueixwheat S.c.The subscriber has
Just received large and complete assortment Of family
lie IN general, viz ssafaNe Hleh is ftt#f IL
rs Rugs prime Orange county butter
70 70 boxes aV &, chen s' sSs sss's'
50 do I.ofing's ns, whole half and quarter boxes
10 de larger rashs ~.
40 lbs. fresh Zaate
Genoa ciron and preserved ginger
20 drums smyrna figs
barrels sup Nor wine biscuits
100 boxes patent SPERM adananine and mould candles
4VO gallons best winter sperm oil 4
50 DO et,sria, oil, or spirit ea-
3 = az New YoIs and Virginia family asur
10 barrels and 80 bags rahuiied buckwheai
New Lebanon
% barrels No. u ., and mackcre
1 barrel tongues and sounds
smoked and packed salmon, sardInes, SC.
100 Chilicothe, Lewis and Jennings family hams
imperial, unpowdcr; Young By.on
10 do ooioag soaehons, and fouchongi sas
10 sass e,s e,amnsrue wine uydssesk 4 Co.
Pale sherry Made PORT Lisbon Tenere
Maiaga wines, on draneht I'D in bottles
don. OF fiockeimer wine, 1872 s9H
Of London porter and scotch ale
cask Of Newark 6otted cider
lew eases Da Gordon pale cherry, rose,
lemon and l sae. s, and Noysau cherry cordial
csse old heanesy pale brandy
Il barrel pure irish wtiskey
Loaf, crushed, powdered, and pulverized sugars
casks Siuartis best steam srup
bale june and Xlieau, mats
4 dok, assorted pickles
Walnut mushroom, and tomato eatiup
ftsuf pals, lin and wooden painted buckets
Q dog. fancy shoe and dusiiag brushes
wire uod shaker bfooms and whisks
baskets superior salad oil
10 boxes Huh a SONS fancy soaps, assorted
together with general assortment articles usual,
kept IN my line.
Northwest corner Of and Ism streets
Dec 7-eo5uf [IntJ
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fpABL1E Dsmsshs. Bed snd Pfiiow-case Linens, &c.
The subscribers complete Of
goods, Hoosekeepe
such articles particularly invited TO examine
enable mclves prices and
qaae We have all the goods below named, which
Iish n any quantity desired, yiz
pieces damark Of which the hest goods
have ever offered for sale
pieces brown table damask, low priced
q do fine do '
70 dozen table napkins.
n shesfings and Pnlow-cass LineH.-
10 pcss hest Bansley shcftngs, "a, 1914, Ia 124
10 do pillow. linens, ~, eS, 81, "a
IN T5weiiings haee-
9 dozen extra hne hucsaback towels, damasked bird
DO medium do do ID
- pieces sapssier sisss aamAsk towelina
pieces heavy German roll
With priced toweings such crash Russia
diaper brown figured diaper, plain brown linen, sc.
An OF which will be sold reasonable
CLACETT, NEWTON, MAY, \ co.
Nov 23-3awlm
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ID IN. IOOE a. CO., Pennsylvania avenue, between
II, sh receiving from the
mpoftslons York following rich and desirable
goods, vixt 4 .Uas
Dress silks In great variety fashionable styles
Coored every shade OF color, both wide and
French eashn,ses and laine Of The
Ffench msraoss Of every and finest quality
Natcrcd and plain lriah poplins
Black and coiored watered silks
Real thfeadiace rich
Real thread lace collars, Jeany Lind style, entirely
french worked collars, cud., aud sleeves
Richiy embroidered evening
Rich thin materials for evening dresses
Real thread bcuhes
Black lace cnpes aud bcrties
White md coorsd Grape sbawls
Real long shawls
Rlrb velvet sack cloaks and mantes
Very rcn,y embroidered handkerchief.
Together y, great variety desirable good-
which enun.rate, and 10 AL OF which
they respectfully invite especial attention
Dec 5--4slf
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ttff0lFs I
Il Is stated in Of the apers thai the returns OF the
census show dssass Of population ia about half Of the
towns Of Vermont since 1910. We believe this is the
only State 10 he Union in which such phenomenon
ours bIekWard progress. The late modification law
passed by her legislature may be regarded as general
card o invitation % fugitive slaves their way 10 Can
ada 20 stop andmake up the deficiency vemoniis. how
ever in the line Of increasing population decidedly
siop ooas Its evident that Il they have recsivai many
ugaps siavs Their borders, they have been opsr6al
qsssa byJag,Ecs vlass oss Of tisn. Tie emsraiing
sGrsa Mountain boys are fellows Of sense, beyond
qaesiloa. -IaM AN.
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TIE UNION.

msIrsks law thar Of ibe mild. gentle. lawoying sprg
of lie "Tudors." Henry VIII of England, adopted
into ihtr code, which. BY is terms conditions, and ex
clasiohs, a. enes,ually prevents such marriages il
lss were expressly provided against its language II
answered us authors purpose Of cutting of the heads Of
several Of his wives with ltle extra help Of the prn
epls thai marriage i moi founded on the law subject
TO It's ntrol
We here leave the editor Of he Press 10 his own Te
elections, and solnnend him to better temper and wiser
connsels We advise him 10 be patient-be calm
above ALL nor 10 suppose that abuse Of us wibe any
vindicaton Of himself II he thinks Gas he admt tina,
negroes and whites should marry. without hnderance Of
law let him say boldly and frankly and not denouce
and upbraid others for giring him credit fo advocating
his own principles fsheis asAamedef tstm, how can
we help thatsa They are his acknowledged bantngs Z
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jonrns; bu everybody whp has Ruy aalltauY wiui 20
cs ais and pa,tles knows prr cc'iy well that under
ta guise OF Neutrality Hisa rnEefenasivc OF tr seoii
and abolition party"
We are positively certain that the editor Of the Globe
has been in strict confidential and jealous alliance with
the persons and parties referred to blythe Republic He
belong. to the same class Of neu,rai az the Cow
boys" OF the revolutions who pluniered one party TO
sell to the other. and porksfed The profits themselves,
This may be very patriotic and useful species OF nsu-
iraiRy for those who practise but il seems 20 be less
advantageous to the rest Of the world We wonder in
these neutral operations, which class OF poultry Is found
most expedienl 10 bel on 1.-The high or The "ow-comb
cocksihe proprieors of the hen-coops, Of the spis
on which the featheted tenants are roasted
We indebted for tais foe classical alu oa 10 Mr..
Rves editor Of the Gots whose taste aad whose know
ejge this sabjecthays becn graphically displayed in De.
scfbng feat at the cockpit, ia which two gallant,
chandeliers, with their Dte aai black bacters, performed
very Interesting part What poriioa Of the drama fell
to sIf Rivcs he does not say Bat, really. the whole
aneedoIe l. well told By Mr. Rives himself that, be-
fore he takes out copyfish, for It. we will take The
liberty Of repubiishng il in his own language, The
beauties Of which be improved BY no art 81 ours
lie has Dedicated il in his long article to our own
edifcaon, and we cannot DO less, 20 show our gratitude
for the iavor, than emban il in our own columns,
white man and geo bet ninepenee Gas II called
cents} on tockngit TIE white aan bet on the tow
cunD, und The ntsrs btt n The hig.coab cock at thu
eolai no finent Of the 1h, ths uosnb cock seeed
have the sdyaHtage. alid tbs white naa 81 - -cer
ensly, Hatfah iss the l1w.co,Db cock Agy awhile Tue
DRrc0uheo apreaied ~ be getting the advantage,
ITO whie ma.- lliags s,y Noek Naprteuty ano
~ h7itya yeiy lw On he l,we>mb c"k A. son be-
orlet: ana fsf the wnie tlan was hear i.satg4 a,y
On tie igaeoab coca bat hts voice So stronger the
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.NeaO Sl11.igag GOOfFN.

G. NJ. SIMPSON, rs Chartres street,
As nst received and offers for sale the following nov
II eFHLN6 GOODs, at moderate prices, at wholasl e
orretail:
Ladies' Dress Goods.
New and rich Silk Batiste Plain and embossed Tissues;
Grenadine new and fashionable styles; al '0'oi''
Rich embroidered Labrabors entirely and very rich
Rich Persian Bareges:
Paris printed Bsreges, designs of the present seasons
Satin striped silk Bareges;
1000 yard: Bsrsge all WOOL Paris quality, selling off TT s.
NS Men B9'Isse and T,ns printed Satin str ed
Embossed brocaded plain black and Satin striped Silk
OF various widths and superior quality.
Richly embroidered fancy border and tape border grai
variety OIL Gge os pfSs Sm ne GWsst to the richest
large assortment otSilk Cotton Thread File Ecer
80 for gentlemen, ladies and children;
Embr0ideries.
Lace Capes Collars, Berries, Cuifs, etc;
in'e0d ana CSt W. Lace Lsees and Edsings
Embroidered Canton Grape shawl, selling off at greatly
and i s ptes PE6m q aEge assortment of coo
Farasols and Umbrellas.
case Of extra ch PaTs quality ParasO among which are
3 cases Of i, 10y priced Parasols;
cases Iiik Umbrellas containing patent portable Inn
Housekeeping Dry Goods.
LiN T3 GOODS-Sheetings Of all widths and quality;
Linen Danas Cloths and Napkins from ordinary quality
IT. to line and superior ROYAL Damask; 'N'''''
IOwelings of the best manufacture, every kind:
senGhs i T6 and Scotch Fowe. BY The dozen
s sh nTd Le9s of the most approved
n Sfei e. and Lancaster ulrs, of every sze
Cotton Shrtngs white and lnbeached;
Bobbinet and Linen Mosquito Mornings
Swiss Muslin, figured and plaid for Mosquito Bars;
Curtains of Swiss and embroidered Muslins;
Rich embossed Verona embroidered Muslins;
Calcoes Glnghams and thin Musn very large assert.
Inent. mia lOt2lp
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nomena we have abundant evidence Of its violence
and extensiveness to believe it would produce the
state of things described in the second in the
Bible--wOud render " the earth without form aud
void, and produce darkness the face of the
Deep
The clearing up of the earth from this state Of
things till it was fitted for the residence OF man.
he showed with much plausibty and ingenuity
would correspond to the several periods or days
described in the subsequent account Of creation.
The language used in scripture seemed to have
the Oriental and somewhat metaphorical cast; to
be intended for minds not scientific, or highly
learned and to describe The apparent state of
things, rather than the real scientific state.
The first chapters of Genesis were apparently
compiled from several annals or traditions, giving
two entire accounts Of the creation, differing in
many things, but substantially the same.
All history and science prove man to be very
recent animal on the eurh and this serves to agree
with the Scripture, genealogy and chronology.
The professor said he was not Hebrew scholar,
but quoted many learned nen, and among them
the late venerable and learned DR.. Tooley, whose
notes on this subject had placed him high among
philologisis and men of science.
The lecturer closed by saying that five years
since he gave the first coutse of popular lectures
ever given by citizen of Louisiana at home, and
that he was encouraged by the laudable taste and
Hattering attention of his audience not to be so
long again in repeating hid effort. He babe them
God-spsed in the study Of Geology and a warm
adieu
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We have received the following Geographic dis
patches which were forwarded to Jackson, Miss,
by O'Reilly's line, and came per mail from thai
place:
WASHINGTON, March An the House, Mr..
Jackson, who has been elected in the place of Hon.
/. Butler King, from Georgia, appeared and took
his seat Mr.. Doty said that the House having
given him the privilege, a few days ago, of sending
to the Committee of the Whole on the state of the
Union bill containing all the objects embraced in
his resolutions, instructnE the COMMITTEES on Terri.
tories TO bring in bill for the admission of Caor-
mia with her present boundaries, he would there
fore withdraw his said resolutions, having now no
desire to press them. The House then went into
Committee of the Whole on the Presidents Cali.
forna message, and afterwards adjourned,
NEW YORK, Tuesday, March ga fire occurred
here last evenings and destroyed the steamers Char.
ter Oak and Eureka, at The dry dock.
PITTSBURGH, March 5-There is nine feet water
and falling slowly. Weather cold.
CINoINNATI, Monday, March 4-The river has
risen seventeen inches since Saturday. Whisky is
one.eighl of a cent lower than last reported. Other
articles unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, Monday, Nqrch 4.-Snow fell on
Saturday evening I'D tp the depth of four inches,
accompanied by heavy thunder storm. Weather
to-day is pleasant; the river is rising, with nine
feet at Cairo. Accounts from Platte City state that
the Hon. Allen Mclean, of Missouri, lately died
IN California.
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NEW RLEANs,
SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH 3. 1ssC

With feelings Of the profoundest grief we an
nounce the death Of PREsroN w. FARRAR,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives He died
al Baton Rouge on THURSDAY night, about o'clock,
Of Cholera. Mr.. Farrar was born in Lexington.
Ky. He graduated in Transylvania University in
1927, and Immediately removed to Mississippi
where he entered on the practice Of the law at
WoodyiIle. He married the daughter Of the late
Governor Scott He soon became prominent as a
politician sud was elected to the Legislature and
presided over the House as Speaker. He also
served in the Senate. He removed to New Or
leans about ten wears ago. Here his winning man
ners. his brilliant talents, his kind feelings, made
him host Of friends. He was soon sent to the
Legislature. and after short service became the
Speaker. Though decided wing, and prominent
as public speaker and debater Of that party, yet
he was elected to that post Of honor when his party
was IN the minority in the House. This is the
hest proof 81 the estimation in which he was held
~ III He was the eloquent advocate Of public
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE
Spring 81 Summer Cloth i9se
ALFRED MUNROE g. co.

No. ia .HagG=iHc street,
Take much pleasure in informing their friends and custom
ems that by steamships ohio and Georgia, and ships C2op
i'dtaRd, Mad If Orleans, Cdrate aad ST. CRarcs they
have received choice variety of New and Fashionable
SUMMER CLOTHING. By every arrival from New,
fok we shall be receiving large additions to or assortment
TO which we invite the attention of purchasers We have
already received full assortment Of
French Drap d'Ete DRESS COATS, Frocks Sacs POI
kas and Lamartnes:
Black aud coered Alpaca Sacs Pokas and Lamernes and
short FrOcktees
Black and ooored Csshmarette sac Pokss Lamarnes and
short Frocztees
Fancy Linen Sacs, Pokas Lamanes and short Frockse.
PANIALOONS-of French Drap d Etc, Paramet,a
Alpaca, Linen Drill, White Linens, Nankeen, Cottou.
abe, ETC. etc
NEStS-Of plain and fancy Linens, white and color.i
Marseilles, fancy Silk and Satin etc. etc.:
UNDER GARMENTS-Of Gauze Merino, Gauze Cotton
Gauze Flannel, SIX, Isle Thread, etc. etc.
We have also received by late arrivals large additions to
our stock Of the following articles, making our assortment
very complete:
Black Cloth Dress COATS and FROCKS;
COloreed Cloth Dress COATS and FROCKS;
bhck and COored Cloth and Cashmarette skeleton SACS
for Spring Wear;
Black French and English DOesiiu PANTATOONS;
Black and fancy cOlored Silk and Satin VESTS
Ia Purchasers requested to call and examine for
themselves the completeness Of assortment of all desc
tons Of CLOTHlNG-One Pfice-No Deviation,
o,-.c ALFRED MONROE Il co.
lyeo Eupu 81 .HngazJBe gtr
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Direct EasepOrsms5Oss.

e-Y Now opening at the NEW STORE, ia Canal
street, complete assortment of EUROPEAN G. GODS,
received per ships Statesman Orlando, Humboldt Transit
Atala and Others from Havre and Liverpool consisting in
part Of the following desirable articles:
MOUSSELINE DE SOIE-Gmpnme;
Do. DO raze ct a carreaux.
Do. do pIain fancvS gray, col,rs,
Notwithstanding new;
BAREGES-Tissage la Jacquard;
Do printed, pladed and striped
Do solid cOlOrs;
CREPE DE PARISH Ia POmpadour;
MOUSSELINE DE TARRARE--A pois h printed.
GRENADINES-Plan aud printed;
TOIBE DU NORD-Plain and printed:
TOlLE DE L'INDE-PIain and plad
Super new style LINEN DRII,LINGS:
White and plain colored do;
DRAPS DE DUMES-Suitabe for Children
Shrting LINENS of all qualities;
LINEN LAWNS Of all qualities;
"a, lO4 and 1874 Bleached Linen StIEETINGS:
O., lO4 and l24 Dem bIeached do:
w inch and lO4 inch French Linen do;
DIAPERS, DAMAsKS, NETTING, etc. etc.
10 all OF which the attention Of the public is respectfully
sonceo' Lty2o Ist2dpl u. II. HOLMES.
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NOHEh Rrotsers.

Corner Of Magazine and Common Streets ges O,ieaRs
Importers of and Wholesale Dealers in
ENGLISH FRENCH. GERMAN AND AMERICAN
DRY GOODS,
AVE az all times on banda large and well assorted Stock
A Il consisting in part Of
French and English NEGRO BLANKETS;
70, ~ and Twiled LOWELL COTTONS;
"a, 10, "A and Twiled white and brown COTFONS;
Kentucky JEANS and LINSEYS; a
Gasgow JEANS and Lowell LINSEYS;
PLAID LINSEYS for House Servants;
Blue and fancy cOlOred KENTUCKY JEANS;
White, blue, red, yellow and green FLANNELS;
Negro WOOLLEN CAPS, SOCKS and SHIRTS;
Heavy and light COTTONADEs and DENNIS, for plan.
tatiOns:
Madras and Mock Madras HANDKERCH'Fs, for Negroes;
Blue black and mixed SATINETS;
French CALICOES, GINGHAMS, Silks and RaT9ges;
English CALICOES, Merinos, Alpacas ani Bombazetts;
English HOSE, UNDERSTANDS, Drawers and Gloves
German HOSE and HALF-HOSE;
Plain, white, figured and eoloTed SWISS MUSLINS;
Plain and cross barred CAMBRICS and MUSLINS;
IRISH LINENS, DRILLING and DIAPERS;
INDIA RUBBER SUBSCRIBERS;
APRON CHECKS;
COTTON and SILK UMBRELLAS;
COTTON and THREAD LACES.
And Also.
A great variety of FANCY GOODS such as are gener-
ally sold by the trade which they offer to purchasers on
favorable terms. jais 4m2dp&W
GUM ARABIC-1OOO lbs. choice GUM ARABIC, in
~ st9rs, for sale BY JAS. S. SHAW, Druggist
do dSWu Veranda CWner,
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The ST. CHARLES THEArRE.-The house was
filed again last evening to witness the Lads Nae
6sfA Of Miss Cushman. No artist has ever been
able to keep up SO long sustained interest as she
has done in this one charactsr Mr.. Couldock's
Macbeth is also an admirable piece Of acting. To-
night he takes his benefit and appears in Shylook,
Miss eastman Portia. This play, we think,
is one which viii enable both to appear to the
utmost advantage. is one Of the few dramas of
Shakespeare fitted for the stage Of our day. Mr..
CouldOck came among us unknown the public, in
their admiration Of Miss Cushman, Overlooked
his unobtrusive merit and the critics encountered
him with asperity. But he has made himself felt
even BY the side Of the great actress-be has over
come the GOODNESS and indifference Of the audience
and the prejudice Of the critics. Tonight, we trust
the house will be filed
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rhe DIammoth weekly CRESCENT

Will be issued early this morning. This num-
Der will contain vast amount Of valuable and in
teresting matter, comprising full details Of the for
eign news per the America the exciting pro-
ceedings in Congress Legislative summary Edi-
torial articles upon tue great topics Of the day
Tales, Lectures, Essays, Speeches, etc. the Ex-
animation relative to the burning Of the ship Russia
an accosnt Of the FiTemsns Celebration City
Locals and thousand-and-one items condensed
from journals received from every quarter OF the
world. The Mammoth Crescent is the very paper
TO forward to friends abroad giving them at one
view the whole news Of the week" map Of busy
life, !" for the mind 70 follow the numerous roads
taken in this progressive age to attain the ends Of
enlightened morality.
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Editors Of the Crescent Gentlemeni Please announce
ALEx GRALHE, Esq candidate for the Office of Mavor
of the City of New Orleans at the next Election
mh5 VOTERS OF SECOND MuNIcip.Irrv
We authorized 10 A. D. CRossMAN the pre
sent incumbent, candidate for reelection in April next
Eds. Crescent-Please announce the name of John M
BELL u candidate for the office of Mayor of this city, at the
ensuing April election and oblige many friends in the
fy1l THREE MUNICIPALITIES.
.Messrs. Editors Please announce as Candidate for
the Chief Magsracy of the city. Election in April next
fy4 PETER L. BnRE La State Librarian
For Mayor, THOMAS ]. SPEAR, Independent Crevasse
Candidatethe Poor Mans Frend-to be elected in April
next. fy19
For Recorder:
Eds. Crescent Please announce JOSHUA BALDWIN the
Recorder Of Municipality No. Two candidate for resec.
ton April next and that he will be supported irrespective
Oh party ny the ImhsJ THE People,
EdS' Creseent-fease announce l.. U. CAYENNE AS an
independent candidate the office of the Second
Mnnlcpalty, and 0bllse lfyll1 MANY VOTERS.