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Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-11
PROSPECTUS OF THE
COTTON PL ANT,
JOURNAL, WEEKLY ADVOCATE DIRECT
TRADE UFACTUREs AGRICULTURE AND THE DEvEL-
0 SOUTHERN RESOURCES.
BY C. G.. BAYLOR,

OPMENT OF SOUTHERN RESOURCES,
BY G. G. BAYLOR,
WASHINGTON, D. c.
JNIIE Importance of such journal the above needs
exposition. The material and substantial interests Of
the South have been too long neglected. The "COTroN
PLANT is established to promote these interests keeping
entirely aloof from party party politics complete for
n and domestic correspondence has been arranged The
best talent of the country will contribute columns
which will present medium of general communication
espondence and information for the friends of the measures
advocate The steps have been taken in Europe
the SOUTH and to introduce into
the continental European market One object of the Cot
TON PLANT will be- as the OF direct trade to stimulate
the South to carry out this important measure.
We call upon the Southern merchants generally to send
their business cards. that may lay them before the
country enable the friends of Southern commerce.
uacture &c. discriminate properly in their desire pro-
mote Southern enterprise.
The importance of Washington City, point of location
for such Journal especially in regard to opening foreign
parent The opportunity of seeing here also members of
Congress from every district of the country
of general cooperation not to be found elsewhere.
To the Cotton Sugar Rice and Tobacco Planters look
Trade throughout the South say "show your faith by
your works"
The regular issue the "CuTToN PLANT will commence
in June Advertisements particularly requested
be forwarded early Business letters addressed to g. BAY
LoR, Washington City, D, @.
Correspondence from all interested in the advo
cate Is solicited particularly 10 the wish to
give correct information subject which of much
Importance the Planter and in representing which he
been often injured.
Postmasters requested to act agents for and
all who approve look for good feeling kind
ness, and support
TERMS: Two dollars year, in advance.
We the undersipned Senator's and Representatves cor
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-11
General Banking and Exchange Business.
CnD ADTNEDCIID

General Banking and Exchange Business.
COPARTNERSHIP.
VNHE undersigned respectfully to the public
that they have entered into copartnership for the
transaction Of general Exchange and Banking business
in the city of Washington under the firm Of
SELDEN, WITHERS a co.
All business entrusted to them will be attended to with
promptness and fidelity.
WILLIAM, SELDEN,
Late Treasurer of the United States
JOHN WITHERS,
OF Alexandria, Virginia
r. w. LATHAM,
or the city of Washington
L. p BAYNE,
mar 2-u OF Baltimore. MARYLAND.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-11

OFFICE OF CORRESPONDENCE,
" WASHINGTON CITT, D. c.
letter any business addressed to this Office, and
closing fee OF dollars will procure satisfactory reply
RErERRsoEs.--R. Wallach, U. s. Marshal; w. Lenox,
Mayor; Jo. Gales, of the "Inellgencer;n Il W. Latham
Banker. Address T. c. CONNOLLY,
Office of Correspondence, Washington, D. @.
Ga EDITORS who place the above notice. with this note
among tho business cards in their columns may all
command the services OF this Office
Jan 22- T. G. @.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-11
A Difficulty mt the Washington Navy
yard.
The following appears in the Baltimore Sun of
this morning:
WASHINGTON, May 10.


WASHINGTON May 10.
rich scene was witnessed at our navy-yard
this evening. Com. Ballard issued an order that
all the little dinner baskets and buckets carried
by the workmen should be hereafter searched by
the watchman before leaving the yard Re-
spectfu remonstrances were made by the work
men to this, and, it is alleged, the Commodore
responded IN insulting language, and in very
| unbecoming manner No recent losses have been
charged, nor complaints upon any ground made
against the workmen; hence their opposition to
the measure.
At bell-ring, this evening, upwards of five hun
dred of the mechanics approached the gates, as
usual, in excellent order; those having buckets
were required to yield obedience to the order;
but, with only two or three exceptions, in a calm,
determined and dignifed manner they refused,
declaring that they were American freemen, and
nothing but due process of law could induce
compliance on their part. The utmost decorum
was preserved throughout the whole affair.
Many of the worlmen have expressed deter
mination to appeal to the Secretary and the
President. Our citizens generally justify and
applaud the independence manifested by the
mechanics, and the transaction has occasioned
considerable excitement MERCURY.
Council OF the Roman Catholic Church.
The first session of the National Council Of the
morning, in the Cathedral, in Baltimore. 1t was
composed of nearly all the archbshops and
bishops constituting the hierarchy of the Roman
Catholic Church in America, who assembled at
the episcopal residence of Archbishop Kendrick,
of Baltimore, and forming into procession, moved
from thence to the Cathedral, escorted by the
Young Catholics Friend Association.
On their way they chanted several sacred
chants, and as the procession entered the Cathe-
dral, the choir, accompanied by the Germania
Musical Association, performed sacred march
which had been arranged for the occasion. The
procession moved slowly forward till within the
ratings of the altar, where the clergy seated
The members of the Young Catholics Friend
Association then took their stations in different
parts of the house, and attended to the main
tenance Of order.
The Cathedral was very much crowded during
the service, and great many persons who had
assembled to witness the ceremonies were unable
to obtain Observation-Disclosures american.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-11

pOHTARLE wRITING-DEsKs,-A very
hba7-- - A. GRAY, 7th strsst,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-11

We the undersigned, Senators and Representatives
daily the above journal the confidence
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-11

DARNES,, Burlxitt,s and Wcsicy's Notes
Moody's New Testament; Jacobuss Notes on the Cos
pes; Robnson's Harmony Of the Gospels; Burns on the
PARALLELS and Miracles; Comprehensive Commentary;
Clarkes and Bensons Conmenaries Bridges on the ish
Psalm Horne on the psalms Bridgess Exposition of the
Proverbs Luther on Galatians; Haldam on Romans; I;
Dicks Lectures on Acts, &C. For sale by - -.
feb 2T---f7I- mn M ..,aA A. GRAY, 7th street.
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City Intel ence.

SALE or MUNICIPAL BONDS Two hundred
sixteen tho late First Municipality Of $1,000
sach reesnable in sold Thursday last BY
Sheriff. for account Of the succession Of John
olgh, They disposed Of as follows One Bond to IT,
W. Palsy at 90 one do do. SO do to 4. b. Winston
lido. 81 u eighty do do SO twenty do do So ten do
do So do do twenty-five do do, 81 ten do do
one do do 49, one do. ~ Morphy, 81 ten do Sill
FIRST DIsTRIcT CouRT- Grand Jatry End
Grand Jury yesterday found true bills in the
In The case 81 John Brown, for passing $40 counter
fat BILL to be Of issue Of the State Bank Of
In the case Of August Gisn for having counterfeit
notes in his possession
And in the case q John Mee,ann, WIN. Harris John
Clark and John alias OBrien, for knocking down
and robbing John Rainy Of $26 on the I'd inst
n SuPREME CouRT OF LOUISIANA. This Court
met on Thursday and rendered decisions in the following
cases sSe s.ss
Dessoa g., appellants z Morgan p spils
of New Orlssns. Judgment affirmed.
Ruecey, Blay u Cos appellants, vs. Sun Mutt,a staa,ce
pct oou NsW sm ens f but
without prejudice to the rights Of the plaintiffs to
u partial loss, se ,s7
peess G @. CYai1orTe and ssfs, appellants Appeal
from The Fourth District Court o. New Orleans Judg-
Wa Keay, aspeliee W. Nei6 OfSsns Cauaf and Banking
Company and H v Ranney uppees Appeal from the Fifth
District Court Of New Orleans Judgment affirmed as to
the filling Up Of the Canal Of the
Tho defendants further enjoned interfering with
Thirteen feet Of the space IN front Of the plaintiff prop
the same to be reserved and subject to the DISPOSE
ton tho city authorities for banquette and gutter
The Judgment for damages reversed and reduced to 1--WE
hundred dollars. asSS ssss issy s4s
.dtanrde' Grant, W. apre ys John fA,ogh. appel
leans in fayur plaintiff reversed and reduced
fire thousand dollars payable in due course Of admins
R,,v1ls. ,,,s,,ss Va fa,,s. f.s.s,a. q -. 49,
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

ST LOUIS Clark Peter aessr John Miss; r F
Harrison California; Capt POST st Charles
Indy Alas Goodman W Tanner Chute, Guichard
HapaE, lady and children NO
Lindsay, Carter Ky; M Nctregor il James
French Texas John Johnson a Thompson John Henry,
yohn snodgrass Ala pr VIM ulrieh King skinner Ar
ell, Miss; } II ALegqnier, California.
VERANpA, RI II Etashear Sterling ] NASH @
Betha Dr. Taylor Vim Robertson, Fla Nfcair N
Snodgrass Ala Alley Mobe w Kunnel Texas NJ
Alien, S " Mitchell, Miss; j o'Heily.
ARCADE j futile, Ala; AieGowe H SHarvy chas II
Love Tenn; NJ Hastings Texas; Wilson, Bradley,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-29

On Friday May %, ut o'clock, ALBANUS JONES, aged
naive Of Penns. Fnin, and for hs
this city, late member Of the Washington Artillery.
~ Philadelphia papers please copy.
On Friday May o'elocl PATRICK
aged Is yearB, natiye Of county Meath, Eelard &
~ His funeral will take place THIS AFTERNOON Mt O'Clock
from his tWnl Leonard residence, street. between
Common and Grer Streets His friends
fully invited to attend, without further notice.
On Friay May after brief Illness JOHN ONEI aged years
and months son Of Francis and Ann O Neil
On Thursday May ~ o'clock PHILIP FINN aged 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-29
NahIs NalR.

Truth and JusticeD says Milton, are all one for
Truth is but Justice in Knowledge and Justice is
but Truth practice Weask readers to verify
the Truth and Justice Of praises Of % Charities
street. BY going there with their minds unbiased Let
them visit Feste the proprietor think he prove
them that at unusually small they purchase
from, him superb fancy and staple dry goods.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-29

Mss- PUBLIC SCHOOLS. IF urth District, City
Of OleanThc Committee Teachers will Examination
Of Candidates for Teachers' situations SATURDAY May
commencing st o'clock the Of the Young Laies
School, Second street between Magazine and Live Oak
BY order Of the Board Of Directors. K
a n VIZ PAT nv c.
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.VssSgse l8sxjIt l8yicI: Dscslli,sgs

i stssClas lgssilt BsstCkc DsueIlissgs
IN Mans suburb, EoHrtA Dlstrisa, lste Lafayette.
BY j, IA. BEARD q N AK !, Aucti oneers.
III SATURDAY, MY IS. law; O'Clock 10 soa ~
suettn Il Babks Arcade sSsss &s
Ths fOIlovux valuable PROPERTY ID The sduass
Mary Xndrs Strces
~ THREE LOTS or GRouN 81 Win Al the BRICK
BUILDINGS thereon, forming ths md ST. Mary
styoets enpxilne yF1R Ell TW0STORY BRICK DWELLIGS
KITCHENS the ysla peysd. al.
good bad
dwellings ny Of 10 With aad ttr1e
lots her hdpning,
TWO LARGE LOTS with the IMPROVEMENTS thereon, Inc
Said ccpipIss ipfovs-
described by plan the
balance al one two and three credit
for notes
not thon pnid cebt per cent por anui
until finally tati. III 4
and rented 10 good tenants
Policy tohs Transferred to the vendor,
a. Act Of befors kenny Pablo nt the exponse Of
tie Pavchafer sygf Iny2H 2ptd &
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-29
Empire City and Bess E9casslsltss
ALFRED AIUNROE & Co..


"a MAGAZINE STREET,
w viii receive the arrivals q The Of
@ LaO TIL 4 N ID
unsupasd in material finish received In Nowosean
to which they invite those In want t. give them call Below
Partial list; gl Ss s5 IA
AiERiNo AND cAsIlsIER ETTE FRocK AND SACK COATS.
SILK WARP ALPACA, LuSTRE, SAC AND Union FRocKS n
PoNGEE SILK, HoNG-KoNG and sEERsUcKER ~, KS N
INITIATION sEERs ucKER AND BRO. LINEN IA !. ;se
FANCY LINEN POLKA SAC AND 49, Al ss5lSs
WHITE GRASS AND WHITE LINEN A
PANTALoONs.
wTuTEDRILL AND DUCK PANTALooNs--a qualities s
Real Ffshch FANCY BROWN LINEN DRILL PANTALpONS
PoNGEE SILK AND sEERsucKER ss
STRIPED LINEN BROWN LINEN PANTALooNS all qualities.
French qnd English NERlNo. ALPACA Al
VESTS
White Buff Pattern and Colorad MAR EILLES VESTS e
White Grass. HongKoag and Fancy LINEN "a 5 85s
UNDERGRADUATE
" WI call particular attention large stock Of
COTTON AND LINEN SHIRTS,
WHITE AND coLoRED. ss
We keep constantly OVER FIFTY DIFFERENT SIZES from 10
inches neck to is.
Isle THREAD GAuzE MERINo HALF SLEEVES and without
GAuzE SILK, GAuzE COTTON AND MUSLIN uNDERSHIRTS.
NIGHT SHIRTS; COTTON AND LINEN DRAWERS.
SILK, LINEN. THREAD WHITE AND BROWN Coorsd SOCKS
CRAyATS, SuSPENDERS II
UMBRELLAS, CARPET BAGS
TRUNKS, LEATHER BAGS.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
BOYS AND CHILDREN's CLOTHING
0FEyERY KIND.
M ALSO nv
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF WINTER CLOTHING,
ofevsry description, which Will
CLOSED AT GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH.
EDt ONE PRICE FOR GooDS-No DEVIATION.
myt7 2pf ALFRED MONROE 4 CO., Magazine At.
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Ia For THE CONVENTION. Please announce
Dr. ]. G. sIsIoNps INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR THE
CONVENTION for the First Representative parish Of
Orleans. nly9T To
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- PrAoIpp,s yARIErJEs.--For tbe /

gza PLAcIDE's VARIETIEs-For the Benefit
q Mr. JOHN CALDER Treasnrer, SATURDAY EVENING May
49, 1872 The performances will consist Of Plsnches Comedy
CHARLES OF SWEDEN supported BY the following Dramatic
Mess Howard, S. Charles Wight English Holland
Ms G. Howard and Mrs Nevcker ADVERTISEMENT by
Monpasr Ballet Troupe concluding with tho popular
ganza ONE THE GOLDEN LoCKs--King Lack
rymoso, Mr.. r. Plaeide; Graceful, @. Howard.
kgr Places may be secured. my97 81
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The Missouri River is represented being freer
from snags and sand bars than 1T has been known
years Boatnen account for it in the following manner
The immense and heavy masses of ice which ran for
weeks after the breaking up Of river this spring. cut of
and broke to pieces the majority Of the most formidable
and also served to level the bed Of the river and
where prominent tow head sand bar obstrueted the
free passage Of the ice they whitfield away and
forced to follow the current. AK @ n
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TIT Office OF ELECTION FOR DELEG ATEs

M Office OF ELECTION FOR DELEG ATES
TO THE STATE CONVENTION Of writ Of ees-
Ton bearing date the 10th May 1852 Eseoeno
JoSeFH Governor Of the State
eers Of the Parrish OF Orleans hereby election will
b held on the l4 day Of June Of Deegn to
me state said Delegates possess
tons now by law for the General
and that Of the Parish Orleans right the
river hsslsspp shall elect one Senatorial Delegate.
The Senatorial District composed Of all portion Parish Of
on the left bark the said Mississippi vsr elect four
Senatorial Delegates ~ - y - % i'
The right bank Of the Parish one Delegate
Inc city Of First Representative District shall two
Second Representative District ahal elect three
a Third Representative District shall elect six.
Fourth Representative District shall three.
Filth Representative District shall elect three. 4
Sixth Representative District two,
Seventh Representative District shall elect
Eighth Representative District shall elect two s
And the Ninth Representative District ono.
The polls will be opened the mentioned from an bo
otlock in the morning until o'clock evening al II
be established and the mi
Clerks to be appointed the Aldermen Of the itu s
BY the Police Jury for that part on the sht
bank Of the Mississippi river, . VI wv Hsht
The qualified designate on their
the voted for Delegates for the Districts
tnoo voted Tor as Delegates from the pa
The election to be conducted and duplicate to The
sig,ea ;aSsssorans 70 law JAMES 2. FRERET, Sheriff.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-29

Pork AND LARD ST., Louls. THE St. Louis Evening
News, IN speaking n pork, etc. says @
The stock in this city embraces $500 5000 barrels
about Sooo q Which y ned by 9ne VIE refuse to
At this Elmo last year the stock numbered 10000
barrels and it then considered very light Tie stock
Of lard think about in proportion that Of pork but
there IL mere Of bacon, particularly Of shoulders and
hams and the opinion prevails that there will be
very great scarcity Of smoked meats after ALL We have
heard the total stock Of bacon BY dealers to be
$500 to 5000 casks NV * st
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rhe IN York Time WA \ It il said
fastest va steamer
thS $50 miles in 90 hours W..
sage miles ss7722 miles per DAY
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Sts4 $50
: 2. =.
lDiit How ms PAYNE va have already announced
death ii this it Tipis where he filed tic
p1st of III 81 Consul. H. PAYNE was appointed Conssl
i 1851 and aad st established himself under hs
via The gifteyI author Of tho celebrated aud
soi,R Home. SWEET home several dramatic
, -
80 y n : 3, Is ~, /
~
II,
IA n,
s IN IS Z, 1,
IL Ill 49,, 4 III ~, -,
I. ~.
$500 $500 = Is
TEE SISpEE RtyERs t Louis T,,tellirencer Of the
says \. We ar, nov IL beevf from l ~
counts that We re to be- ar, by huh ater Tic
clara nom HI Josn IL Sr;sso,,r;
rising rapidly & that Doint when she ieft an ~ Excel
sor fro reports the 81 Inc Jpper ME-
sssippi o nun and tie rrstest swell If fle sea
son nov coming down The river opposte about ~
stand yasterday hsy;nu IIa,, ~ NJ some ftae ~ oiqb
teen inches but he lies above il Is reported wl
bring Il 81 again i, . hurry.
sEsaSS Il XII 4isaS G ss
this State has been settled there never was
- time for tie With small capital
Is invest Ii farns The California HIS thrown
III " vad ts,or NJ M 49, 4,
n MI. sas w. 1s, - z,
~ pflce 70 ioW ta II Y ot more tnan
of ther rea value Such venture to
SAY will not happen again III ten there III ia
y, M u 80 M
s1 ~ ~" m '''y
AZ s our genlaii scll. s...sla Ss II;
s.. 81
SIcxvEss on THE PLAiss.-The ST. Louis Evening
IA AAASvs coy " til1
that it VA it Yves
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-29

KS ksx5 eosl5 a Free Soil Convention met
e days since and nominated
flll stase tskst. sith al Il Robinson for Governor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-29

s. sSrE4 aiEE PowHA AT Norfolk. the a1st an
excursion made with tho US. steamship Powhatan
Secretary raham and Commodors orris and Shubrick
being board The machinery Of the Powhatan worked
admirably and gave entire satisfaction. iii
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Married
-piad \.

On Thnrsiay evening, May the Mr. Clapp
G. QulRK anu Miss CAROLINE IL ToLER, Of his city,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-29

cHolEsA The NJ emphis Eagle and Enquirer Of Tues
day, says: "
We informed that disease resembling cholera
its fatality in the Absence Of regular medical treatment
appeared the plantation Of Judge Beck ten miles
below this the Arkansas side Sunday last Some
49, II negroes have died, out of TO- similar disease
made its some weeks since Mr. Andrew
Poks plantation the Mississippi side below Commerce,
which proper medical treat
yesterday. Va &
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IS NJ many and II.
~ Al ~ Observing of more
~ 1osI ~ cQiszga ~ his sdysrtise.
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IA a Mrs. Smith Is lsrturing IN
ELquisyp ths & True Sphere 81 Woman' Mrs 81 is
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ss - Projection FIRE COMPANY No. 10.
$500 Attend regular monthly washing on SATURDAY
EVENING, May 49, at O'clock Punetual
10 w lance is requested. By order.
my19 JOS. +. RUSSIA, Secretary. q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-29

s. EsktcttTs Hfeish4s from Cincinnati to New Orleans
very scarce and Low BE- said of Louie
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-29

\ Bears LYING The ct, Louis Evening News says
that fifteen boats have laid up at that port
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~ Manufactured expressly for my sales pare FAX
e to be MUCH CHEAPER than inferior article any other
establishment. O. M.sIMPsoN, "
nyi1 optf 50 Canal street 4
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Linen CAaasE,s.ic HnslSlKse2-CIsiefs.
T TWELVE HUNDRED DOZEN jast opened from ss cents
per dozen to sac All guaranteed to DO sg
TWENTY PER CENT. CHEAPER
thah at at any other house at SIMPSONS,
msl7 qptf 80 Canal street.
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George Lavs Now York on the Goth inst,
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Marie de Ia Nouyelle

"a Wis OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES de Ia NouyelIe-
N Orleans 10 Mai dune ordonnnnee u Consul
De Vile de 10 Orleans subscription de
70 vie 90 capital de Chemn
Mai, 1852; ' ''pfeA'e ~
anss ordinance
&c Ia vile DO Ia capital Conpaguio Grand
~ ger de Ia Nile Jackson ct du Nor approuye
dispositions odonanc approuyd lie II
1867 nltaee ordonnanae
elections troene
I'm nete adopte Ia legislature nu pour
des parosses ct corporations
capital DIES corporations qu
ct IA disposition capital
est par Ia esente dome quune election lieu
zine Iour 1853 sur
les oncierss dams In willie de In
sonere soxante-inie actions cesade million
des opsonsas dc ouest quatre ae
TONS dsux nilona dc piastres, capital Grand
oherin Do Fer de Ia Nile Orleans, de jackson
Lea polls seron ouyerts heIres ct
enaroits capes desgns anco es
gre1iers gui seront nonnes plus tard. - -
PSE9ilER WARD on-anx Gheyaux, Nayades,
ShCONp WAHICase Po1pe Compagna jackson No 49, me
caiops, entire Appolon ct Nayades. W -
Io'siEaE WARD-Case Pompe, Compagne Tuyaux do In
Loni.;ans eneognuIe Perddo ct Carondelet. ~ =
r QUATRlEME WARD-FIotel Cont, mo CONT.
WARpCate Thdhtre dOr6ans rue dOrleona
~
sEPTlEME WARD-Ecole dc In rue des Grauds Hommss.
Vaudeville, : -f"eN - AS''eA So .,
Casscalvo. - Ns ontesas ot
DxIEE WARDEncognure dss rues Josephine 81.
Washington. -. N1 SAs''-As ~
Les rslour devront ere ats hae commencement Ia loi
-layxo l2lag A. d. CROSSMAN Marie.
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ADDREssso ARcHBisHoP HuGHEs Towards the close
Of the National Council after the signing Of the
decrecs BY the prelaes the most Rev DR. Hughes, Arch
bishop Of arose and addressed the Most Rev. Pres
dent the Of baltimore, in strain Of the
and thrilling eloquence expressing gratitude
for the impartial manner in which he had presided over
their and dwelling upon with pleasure the
beautiful christian unaninty and harmony which had
necessarily this well previous Coun-
cilfori In the Catholic Church filth and the
Their deliberations therefore, referred exclusively mat
Of and whenever the majority has decided
point ai others, matter how strongly they might
previously have felt at once acquesced Not word had
escaped that might not have been uttered in the
sacred presence He wished to be remembered by ALL
by the preates themselves by these venerable priests
God those very children pointing to the boys in
the sanctuary by those children this day and
what he this day saying would be long remembered
Tho venerable Archbishop Of Baltimore to reply
but his utterance chokcd with tears All deeply
moved by the impressive ceremonies
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fs1a5s AsS.Rssr ssvtuckets a s; Oh the goth
Dlsss hs5eh md and also young man
anAs mi rsntlans we're seriously limbs broken
N tAe f4lllug r. ahe machinery in Bliss Potter n