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SeTsianed 1esoesy informs med be npbs tbat IN
sssd IN me and nj Nate % ss
dsOn Of season on ytos and Transient ' sOeurne He
nitue and hi cs will be exemsg Moderate DE subject to
deduction By agreement by the month Or season. for families
auested The Hotel is now finished and well known to the
public 1t situated on the most prominent point Of land on
the eastern shore of Mobile Bay, about 16 miles below the
city, and looking out upon The uf Of Mexico without any
E 81 10 s1d s RE
the water affords 1nedussd attractions for bqthns and the
bath houses which neat and large only % yards from
galleries i6 feet wide and comfortably aceommoaats O
persons Inc house mas peen punt ana wen
and fast steamboat j, daily expected, and she viii
Nay TO Isl Inc ~ long ng experience
p extent together with hs having in Vested
largely IN ms enterprise mat bee cannot he iouna
sb SGRsk
should ee addJ re to me at Mobile Aia pApKrp
NEW MTsTC-FoT sale at the Music Store No.
~ CAMP STREET, three doors from Canal ST. Ny59u
Se oSs She Ove Se 70 sRs W By sOS az IT,
PhGbe-Ethopian, by Harrington; In Far Distant a42S
Lands S BY Nay o sp P Se R aHSgaaD Ms writ b
Ma s tor soprano and Alto with Organ
WALTzEs;-,E "; Waltz, varied, by Grobe: Tribute,
ss Ne o Y By ses s anO By &
S"abiian Nv WHle,, 1ApF' ~ ~ $500
POLK AS-Saior's by the Germanja Society PLAY of
Life, by Grobe; Alice, by Strauss Virginia, by Miller
Eensi Margarets Huguenot; Betty, varied. by Grobe
COTTAGE DUETS, arranged for two performers, con;
nanas Evergeeh Ma%' noss eds Ds FoWr Of
Amsrica Ston that KnoeklnF: Bettv Polka: WARRIORS
low Scenes that are Brghtes Kossuth's March; Military
Polka Jeanette and Jeannot Hungarian March and Gar
nlyal Polka For sale by lapz4 9t1 WIN. 1: wa ! y:
T AFAYFTvTE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-TWO
CTS ana ~ ina loot each sontheas corner of CamD
~ E So,a py P 5vS vi 81 M VI
TWO IoT s2 by i2s each southwest corner Felicity
- d. " ~ - 49,, 20 ~ Prica 81 on '
anu 4NE dT n bv I94 liver side St Andrew next tn
Isaac Bridge ESQ., between Magazine and Live Oak streets
Price 81 900; 80
TWO LOTS, 81 feet 8 inches by l2O each, on Apollo,
bounded by Third, Fourth and Nayades streets-Prce
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Guinness - Co.
IL Camp street,

DEALERS IN
CHOICE FANCY ARTICLES,
Suitable for Presents comprising almost endless variety Of very
beautiful articles of taste, fancy and use.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
eoapse assortment Of Linen and Cotton SHIRTS, Under
shirts Drawers, Socks suspeBdeTs Cravas, sears, Stocks
Gloves, ETC. -
PorAbls Desks, Dressing Cases. Mirrors,
Dram FlaEks, Money Belts Canes Umbrellas,
sPoRTsMAN's GOODS.
Guna Rifles, Pistols Powder FlRshs Shot Peaches Game Bags,
Gun Cleaners, Caps, etc. ETC.
GOLD PENS,
of ali the celebrated makers, Colo and Silver Cs oS
variety Of pattern, ranging price, retail, from
ONE TO EIGHTEEN DOLLARS.
COMBS, BRUSHES, PERFUMERY,
FINE CUTLERY, etc.
M Orders promptly and faithfully executed at the lowest market
GUINNESS a. co.
IL CAMP STREET,
Dealers in FANCY GOODS GUNS PISTOLS, GOLD PENS
anti
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N Ew oMLEAnss
VOTE EARLYi

The people will remember that the Polls will
be oDen 81 9 O'Clock. Ii would be advisable for
all, who can do 50. to vote early. and make
room for those who may be necessarily delayed.
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Dollar Gold PEN.

Hs Good Gold Pen and Silver Case for One Dolr We have
received lot of these capital Pens.
Opinions of the Press.
g Beats any thing yet ofered,n Crescent
'ThA description is valuable" lPicayune.
"a better Pen we never put to paper" tDelta.
Nov in stOre,...
nc large supply of Gold PENS Of all the celebrated makers
at the lowest market prices ranging from
ONE TO EIGHTEEN DOLLARS!
variety Of patterns OF Gold and Silver Cases. for sale BY
GUINNESS a. co.
IL Camp Street, between Canal and Common
Dealers in FINE FANCY ARTICLES, GUNS, PISTOLS etc
ap22 5t2p
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j. B. STE Ell,
IS New Orleans StatiOners' Warehouse

Emporium of Standard Literature,
IL CAMP STREET.
10 The subscriber beg leave invite the attention Of his friends
and the public generally choice and unique of the
important works that from the American and English
press The establishment is distinguished for It's large collection
Of standard works in the several departments Of
CLASSICAL AND GENERAL LITERATURE,
CIVIL AND ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY,
BIOGRAPHY, VOYAGES AND TRAVELS,
POETRY AND THE FINE ARTS,
ARCHITECTURE AND ENGINEERING,
PHILOSOPHY, LAW, MEDICINE, THEOLOGY,
etc. etc.
School Books in every variety.
- Country merchants supplied the favorable
ap22 52plw j. b. STEEL, IA Camp ST.
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The Gas Works.

We were glad to perceive the Delta acknowl-
edging its statement of Mr. Baldwin having report
ed against Mr. Caldwell's proposition to sell half of
the present Gas Works to the city, in 1884, for
$4,000, erroneous.
The Delta's evening edition says, the only
error was as to the time Mr.. Baldwin reported
against the petition in 1S33-not 1884, But in
their Sunday edition, they say his (Mr. C's) pro-
position was referred to committee consisting of
Messrs. Baldwin, Christy, and Labatut-"he the
record ends" But adds, upon their own response
blty, that that such report was made cannot be
denied" Now, we do deny, that any such report
was ever made, and appeal to Mr.. Caldwell himself,
who has searched the record and is satisfied none
such can be found.
Here we might rest but we are constrained to go
farther, and expose unGairness in this matter. We
say that Mr.. Caldwell has himself examined the
record, and found no such report and yet the Delta
leaves the impression that such paper exists.
These unfounded and reprehensble assertions
sink into utter insgnifcance, when contrased with
the further astounding developments we are con-
strained to make-no less than Justification of the
Record.
The Delta yesterday published what purports to
be copy from the journal of the City Council, the
falsity of which will appear by true copy opposite
to 1t.
I'm c;,,;.ss
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to see him in the Council, lending to the city the
wisdom gathered by long experience in chcqoered
life Of active exertion.
But we shall dislike to see man placed at the
head Of the Police and Education Of the city, who
even ten years ago voted against the suppression Of
the infamous public masked balls.
Editorial Of the Pcsyuns, January 81, 1901 ga
ABoMsHMgST OF THE CAmp STREET THEATRE BALL
ton, signed by about forty individuals residing in the MUM
epays praying the continuance OF the balls at t estao
hshment, was presented J., !,
On motion Of Alderman Whitney, this petition, with the
signatures ordered to be printed in the official gazette Of
the Municipality.
A counter petition, signed by about one hundred and
seventy citizens Of the Municipality, stating that the Camp
Street Theatre Ball Room nuisance, and praying the DIS
contiuuce of the same then presented and read.
On motion of Alderman Whitney, the last petition was
also ordered to be printed in the official gazette Of the Num-
cpalty.
The Police Committee whom referred, the last
session of the Council resolution authorizing and instruct
Ing them TO inquire the nature and character Of the lamp
Street Theatre Ball Room, reported untavoraby OF said
Ball. Room, prescribing pubice nuisance, and recon-
mended its adjustment.
Numerous speeches made upon the subject, in which
the motion to suppress the Balls put and caied-eUery
member except ONE noting against their continuance.
Thus dies the Camp Street Ball ROOM
For further particulars, showing the petitions and sigma
lures the proceedings of the Council which will be pub
llslled tO.mo
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Mass MEETING AT ST. MARY's MARKEr.--On SatuE.
day evening there large gathering of the friends of the
present administration of the Second Municipality ut St
Mafys Market. X. b. Sykes called the meeting to order
and The following officers chosen;
L. U. Gaennie, President. Viye PresidensJohn Leeds,
Thomas Converse, james Roach, j. A Mandel, and E. Ii.
Wheeler. Seereanes-T Thomas Asknew, J. A. w he, and
Charles j. Leeds.
Mr. Gaisnne stated briefly the object of the call, and
followed by MIR. Frost Rsndell Hunt, and j. g. Sever.
The greatest unsnmty and enthusiasm prevailed and the
meeting did not close until late hour.
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~ Wonderful and Amusing.-Dr. WILLIAMS
who much delighted his Friday evening at Am0y
Hail. has BY special request consented remain this week. ana
will continue astounding experiments Every Evening except
Saturday and Sunday commencing THIS ionday) EVENING
said that his private Instruction. theoretically and prOet
eSy is remarkable upon the mysteries Of Psychology and Biology
He opens New Class Ladies and Gentlemen TINS Evening the
Haths ads, at O'Clock and the hAfpas O'Clock
Here to become fully Initiated into S
ysres capable applying hin the Of diseases he ia
The deoVsrsr and originator Of this wonderful science sp2
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McKENxIE's LUNcH.--It will be seen that Nc.
has changed the hour of his spread from 10 10 9
o'clock, and thus he gets
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PLAcIDE's VARIETEs.- They have brought out
a new play of the burlesque order. The scene is
laid in China, AID the costume and manners of the
celestials very funnily introduced. 1t will have
long and successful run.
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Paper Warehouse,
No. 6s CANE STREET.

No. 6S CAMP STREET.
eV SHELDON & POTTER, late of 70 Camp street.
have removed Fire 6s Camp street, where staonerE,
Pubr and all others who may require any thing connected wi
the PAPER BUSINESS, will find large and stock
opened and arriving daily;
IL Among which may be found
Folseap and Letter Papers, Of all Linen Hemp and FaHy CoiOrsG
qHaAdea; 1tSines Of ereJy UaFiay aud
Packet Post, Fbio Post, FZdtCdp,I thickness;
DENY and Medium; Cloth Paper, and Packing Paper
0sea ! HurLbI's celebrated WTi- all sizes;
ting Papers, Of all paTees and Binders SdN and Bonnet boards;
prfres; Trunk Paper, for Innings, sc;
Printing Paper descyi Rag WTGpg Paps,
ton from Island Mia ShippeTs' G0eeTa
Columbus Ga. Tarref Sheatttag Paper, IN rolls;
Assorted CoLoref Papers; Playing Cards. L. Cohe1'B
Patent EHpsIopc Paper; Steamboats,, Hi5hldldeT Merry
HaydGTe aud Cotton SanpHHg Ahdeps, Decatur, and Super
Druggists, Paper blue and tai.e L. Stis superior Eagles e.
EfsTag Paper BLotng Pdper celsior and jenny LiHds;
Patent BLoteTs; imported Eng. and French Card;
Tissue Paper; Cohens Printers CdTds;
Counting and Bill CGpj FdTcy CoiOrei Gdzed Paper.
d. McCreary's News, fancy ooured
PRINTING INK, at New York prices.
n$- afforded by direct gency for the
Manufacturer enabled supply the the liberal
and invite them generally examine stock before
chasing elsewhere
ap22st SHELDON a POTTER, So Camp street
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Eds. Crescent For the benefit of suffering humanity
well Of justice TO DR.. SAMUEL leERT, make the
following samen. THAT in June last bad snail umOr upon
face rather between my and cheek which gradually increased
during the past summer and EXTENT Of which
consulted several truly eminent physicians under whoae treatment
received benefit In the part last January visited this city
In The Of days before reaching the city greatly
enlarged andhe Inflammation increased alarming
So the inner Of my eye the end Of my
and my check became literally lump Of putd
feh The disease had also made It's the opposite side
Of my noe In this condition presented myself 70 Dr. Samuel
promptly pronounced eating Cancer Of the most yolen char
acter myself his He extracted The nmoT
without the Of the knife and four weeks face we'll
then and still believe IT, NJ. TUCKER.
NewOrleans, March 49, 1850
~ DR. 0iber's oce No. II croEsman street In thu
buildings Gus ouhouAa and River. apl0 Jy
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Lunch Advertisements on Third PAGE.

CoNsoLIDATIoN.-Joh NJ. Bell and J. H. Cald-
well were the warm advocates of this measure,
which was Indignantly repudiated by the Second
Municipality. Its friends have determined TO con-
tinue the agitation of the subject. The election of
two of its supporters will give increased strength
this most i'll advised measure. Mr.. Caldwell voted
an open ticket for Consolidation courting the
issue. HE'S the Representative OF Consolidation.
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MILLISERY.-We refer lady readers the advertise
ment OF Mrs. Campbell, of Carondeet and Poydras
streets. If variety OF fashionable Goods remarkably
low rates. and polite attention customers will insure pat.
rOnage, Mrs. Campbell certainly deserves il.
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q New Orleans Mechanic Society.
q a r The regular Hsuthly meeting Of his sSeis.y vi
~ Charles street. THIS EVENING 22i inst, At O'Clock
spa h. K swAsEY Secretary.
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1B The and splendid passenger FANNY SMITH
Richards, Louisville THIS EVENING at o.
clock, from fo1t OF Lafayette street.
ap22 BUTLER g. MOORE, IS PoydraE IT.
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~ NJ WARREN LODGE NO. 81 A. Y. M.-Aemhers
~ ~ aze ard notified pahctuay Ledge
w DOOM for dispatch cf Important business, TUESDAY
YENN e I'D inst at o'clock Waiting brethren fra
ap2l L. N. LANE Secretary,
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ODD FELLoWs, PROCEssION.

Laying the Corner Stone Of tie Oed tstSc , flas-
.ssSsssE,iIt Friday, April 80. S4NM
- 10 The several sl Ledge .Ss. SG sSsRW
hslr Lodge Rooms. o'clock \. ssa Ssoe..d
isSss S1s places IS s1S ss5 S,Ss "a
line. The column viii form on st. Charles street. IL WIN w
'''' NV D''''' rIRsr DIVISION,
Under charge Of H. FORNo Aid Grand Marshal, consisting
Of he following Lodges viii South street, right resting on
St Charles street;
SSn%BSs I Ledge No. Y National Lodss Ne
Magnolia Lodge No % Covenant Lodge No. H.
SECOND DIVISION.
Under charge RIDDLE Aid 20 Grand Marshal consisting
s following LOdgc VIII form in Lafayette Square, south 'd''
bs ap Lodge ss H. Is Howard Hove 0f GCdss No
Under shsrs. Of R. DE MRnAs Aid to Grand Marshal consist,
ssa & s SsE ss LSs e. csa. S Ss centre avenue
oaT Lo So II. T. dss
FOURTH DIVISION.
.sng q the following Lodges viii form in Lafayette Square, north
Union Lodge No. 8, Louisiana Lodge MOI |,
Under charge of W. rsH hw P nna e. voNrAsEN Aids to
% S sS % s!S. as E Sc
Lafayette Encampment No. 2,
Magnolia Encampment Mo-,
Hobah Encampment No. y,
Wldey Encampment Mol
Grand Encamoment
Eagle Degree Lodge Emblems,
Board Of D&ectO Da Sf Ga Feo% Hall AsoeoatOn
Orator and Chaplain in open barouche
Order Of Procession.
~ The column will be formed follows;
First Division:
J. A. AMELUNG, Grand Marshal.
uhnRLEs a. a. LAHuzAN Assistants to Grand Marshal
Ii. Fomo, Aid to Grand Marshal.
Lodges composing First Division.
Second Division:
G. Riddle, Aid TO Grand Marshal,
Lodges composing Second Division.
Third Division;
R. De Anna, Aid to Grand Marshal.
Lodges composing Third Division,
Fourth Divisions:
Edward Flash, Aid to Grand Marshal.
Lodges composing Fourth Division.
1 Fifth Divisions:
CIV. Shaw and H. c. Vontagen Aids to Grand Marshal
| Lodges, etc. composing Fifth Division
Route Of Procession:
Down s. Charles e. g Canal ;9u S side GSIa to eass
Canal down north side Of Canal to Rampant up sou' ds OF
Camp down Camp julia where the line viii ha and opsn e The
night and left close order the Grand MaIsha and bis two Assist.
viii Oe followed y die Fh. Fourth Third second and Frs D
Of laying Corner Stone Of odd Fellows. Hall viii take
nent in Lafayette square the right resting
centre s. Charles and thence down s.
an win be rectsd BY W. Chry ESQ., aud an grafton
procession viii e considered dismissed entering
Tns Neworsan respectfully
The Dress Circle viii be exclusively appropriated to ladies
gentlemen accompanying them: II, a. g., r,.. a..
Third and FourS piyio1s viii oSeapy ne Pt the Filth Divsoa
will occupy the Stage The chairs in of The Orchestra
The procession expected to Theatre
The e 9Fi 5. and sb.ssP a; s s
precisely 10 o'clock enable to get through with the eE-
1 " M onisr ~ het Committee Of Arransemena
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HAVANA CIgsARs-A small invoice direct importa-
non choice brands, for sale low by
spz JOHN TooLE, Is Bank Place
T'Q NIANe.-HAAfAioCKs sofl I'm
= tStown beeya HATS; Campeachy Hats and R
= ~ D'ARcY's bat Store, :
ePS~ corner Canal and ChaftTes sta,
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Messrs. Editors Please ANNOUNCE JoHH ANpKRsoN As
eeandidats fl Wharfnsa Of Municipality No. Two. and
obligs his [ap1isl FRIENDs.
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~ Theatre -Placide's Varieties.-A CARD. =
Benefit Of Mira C. HOWARD, Mr. W. R BLAKE the eminent
Comedian, will make ha first appearance in New Orleans First
appearance in New Orleans OF Mrs R. BLAKE. Mr Howard
respectfully friends public generally that
her Benefit appointed for WEDNESDAY, April "a when viii
performed the elegant modern Comedy by the author London
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The undersigned The present Ship Wharfnger, is a csnd
d&is for tha Office of Wharfnger Of Municipality No. Two
II de Eieetion on the nd inst A. H. ELDREpsx.
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w The most nlabe remedy discovered for that class Of
diseases generally which CopavR and Sasapaa have
been found serveabe The estimation and sale this med
cne has obtained for the last four certain criterion Of It's
immense utility 1t has acquired the utmost fame in almost
part Europe examined approved sanctioned
by the faculty medicine and recommended by the
Of the profession.
re Recommendation preparation enjoys above all others Is
its portable formpu up pothe mode in which may
both and peasans tasteless nature no
diet confinement from daily business. travellers
especially would ud this medicine highly useful ought to
unpToVded with preparation possessing
present combines Accompanying the medicine pamph
explanatory Of the different disease any
charge containing full and ample directions 1t no
mercury.
NJ Prepared by B. Thorn chemist London and for sale BY
SICKLES & Co., Druggist
APPS lm2ip 40 and AZ anal strest Newtreans
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To- Being now prepared 10 transact any business in
he Euasi ua bug inform my ad and the public
sensay, hat hare taken The ofas No "A Camp street. and
respectfully solicit their pssronsge apsn W. GABLE.
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y The magnificent passenger packet BosToNA Price, master,
leaves Tor Louisville THls EVENING, o'clock foot Of
PoydrSs st. ap22 BUTLER g. MOORE, As Poydras at
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N1IARl1f NOTICE.

~ NOTES.-The undersigned. having united together
oz Of Noh Business all Ia branches beg leave
ncrn h friends and the public that they prepared
cuts Dispatch whatever business may
ndad 10 thsu... % flee, No 90 Grarier street
cHAs- a. TALLARIE, Notary Public.
apli In wOoDaoN WREN Assistant
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Candidates for Injection This nay.

Candidates for lElsStson This Day.
AID. cpossnAss '1' - 'aa? TSan NJ Bsll.
For General Council
S WS. 8. T Asnans I'M WsTsS ss
WV ) Fsc Ssi$a's Of WlS S Ps' boo.,r
Mayors Court Second District atEornsg:
PSs Ss' s. WxSSi i CHARLES $. REESE,
Second Municipality.
Joshua BALDWIN s0r Hs's5 JAMES H. CALDWELL.
WIN H R,or. For 7r'@'y VIZ H. GARLAND.
For Comptroller:
WILLIAM EMERSON
j. w. SMITH, GSoRGE T. DUNBAR.
lon, A.nv,.o For WAarfgsssr :s.,,vcv
'OhN A a. II. ELDRlpa o. 1AIIA
For Captain Of he Watch
ban BAS, Fl By MllEDlS' WAF ohRr PErRln'
HENRY CRANE. SAMUEL /. BrrLnAs,
DAN BUsBY, HENRY FoRNo.
Ward For .aldermen
T.. WIN. H. CooK........- N, MARKS.
IHi sT Elss@Aw ..I4ds s SSa3Ss
w.. .sPAsREL HALF ........ Tn0y. i. smEIDs.
-. Gro 81 &C q LAwRAsoa..,F. H. MAsTrRsON.
WIS. i. PETER sa'i." suAKEspEAR.
-; n. RAwTnohSn.....s w NJ.
VII. VIM BARNES ......,...S =. w. DALTON.
....CLAuDE BRUGNEss: WIZ. L. CUSHING.
Auction sales This Day.
H. PET1rpAIN will sell at o'clock, at No. Canal street,
Dry Goods by catalogue.
For aayor d. CRossMAE.
SECOND MUNICIPALITY.
For General Council:
GEORGE ALLAN, NATHAN JARVIS,
WIN, @. ToMPFuNs, G. M WATERMAN,
For Recorder JOSHUA BALDWIN.
LiqUiddtOrs of the City Debt:
WIN. P. CONVERSE, WILHEMUs BoeART.
Ward. Council
| L.. WIN. II. CooK...........I N. MARKS.
H., HENRY RENsHAW 49,. JAMES GoLDING.
IH,,.,J. w. STANTON ........ II. M SUMMERS.
| w.. SPARED HALE It. Ii. SHIELDS.
| WA. MONTANYE. GEO. Y. LAwRAsoE.
| Wis ]. PETERS ............ s. SHAKEsPEAR.
| j. N. HAWTHORN.
VI,,W w. BARNES .....,....... @. BRUGNENs.
The following the present inc1mbens OF the office
made elective by the late law of the Legislature, and all
\ whom candidates for reelection
Treasurer ............. WIN. II. GARLAND.
Comptroller ........... ADoLPHE LAYET.
| SUrBeuOr. GEO L. DUNBAR.
| Captain of City Watch. HENRY FoRNo.
Hhdrfngers. $. s. SELLECK, A. ii. ELDRIDGE. al93
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Tbs undersigned candidate loF The oiceof Comptroller
II Nuncpst No Two. the approaching Election on the
~ % ard respectfully solcits Ire suiages Of hia fellow
citizens ans ~ AnnIpHr I.AvKr
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Mr.. Henner's GRAND subscription Com

E4rA& NJ The uub1eriberI thss serbs Of Concerto
are seapoctiuiY inlorned Of the 6N1lS
le+ seriss ife sarond) viii lake piAce NaKES
"a WEDNESDAY EVENING, april B M
At the Commercial Hail, 81 Charles street.
and NE remainder EVERY WEDNESDAY Evening following
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Eds. Crescent-Annonnoe DAN. p. WHILLDTH as can
ddate for Captain Of the Second Municipality Night WATCH
- he will Be- supported BY The WoRIKNaMEE.
apis
Ed Cfrscent-We authorized to announce CHARLEs
PtgzE The Peonan Candidate for the office of Captain
Of hs Night Watch, Second Municipality. the election on
Monday. tho ed inst From his long experience and pac
teal acqusuancs duties having been for many years
fhfu and daeaf officer Of the Municipality he hopes
leoaye the favorable consideration and support Of the
peops. ali FR1KRDs or THE MunICrALIrT
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OLD HEADS AND YOUNG HEARTS.

Mrs Howard Alo acknowledges the literally Of the sasee which
permits her the engagement Of
Mr. and Mrs. Blake, and the kindness Of these established perform
waving the accustomed privilege Of exclusive opening
night Mr. Blake will appear bis celebrated character of
Rlai; Lady PoAlion, Mira Blake Lady Alice HasOr Mrs
o. Howard. .Ths entertainments will conclude with
A ADVERTISEMENT,
which MALE Hanot and ,he whole Corps de Bale, viii appear
For particular, Bils Of the day. ap92