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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS.
DuIr Qoioh IL Il

NRw oRLKAss October 81, 1852.
BY virtue of the thirty seventh section of the
Legislature Louisiana, entitled "An Act
Consolidate the Orleans and provide for the
Of it's affairs" approved February 49, 1857 and Of
the m section of the supplementary thereto providing for the
incorporation of the City of Lafayette with the City Of New oenns
approved day. and for the Of funding the debt
city First Second and Third Municipalities and City
Of Lafayette
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this s for the exchange
equitable computation interest," of all unmsured Bonds
obligations the old city, Of the late First Second and
Third Municipalities and city Of Lafayette for BONDS OF THE
NEW ORLEANS, dated FIRST JULY, 1884, at FORTY
YEARS, for ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS ench, payable the office
the City Teusure with interest attached thereto at the
of SIX PER CENT payable in the city Of New York
January and July in each yeths interest obligations
exchange be calculated to the lst January
1885, which interest the Bonds to be issued will
Proposals. endorsed exchange Of Bonds etc.
opened acted upon the fourth Monday each month";
commencing Monday the 22d of November next, 1852.
themselves the right Of rejecting
all bids - :
COMMISSIONERS.
A. D. CRossMAN, Mayor.
0. DKBuYs, Comptroller
VIM II. GARLAND, Treasurer.
WIN. p CONVERSE, Chairman Finance Committee,
Board Of Aldermen.
L. H. PLACE, Chairman Finance Committee
Board of Assistant Aldermen.
A. IAYEr. Secretary. oet2l u
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT,
Monday Morning, November %, 1852.

CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship louisiana Smith, for Galveston and Aategpda Bay,
Harris & Morgan
Steamship Penn, Sears, for NewYok, Marks Thomas
steamship l'l "s0''s'' ''nA Gan juan 0' femple,On
Steamship Philadelphia, MCGOWAN, Apnwal JR Jennings
Ship ] II Jarvis, Rich, Liverpool Z Jenkins
shpp RebeeSs, Kassebohm, Hamburg, Up Whitney SEQ
Ship Jersey, Day. Liverpool " Gfney i Lowell
Ship Wabap Day, Liverpool y jenkins
Ship Sutana, Barrett, FewYork. q Cohen
Ship Geo Green, Redman, Glasgow, p Whitney Sco
Bark tEolus. Lnbhen Ly.rpooi j Whitney
Shr Chpol OLeary Apaachcoa and st Marks Rogers
Srhr Jenny Lind ,Seagreen Apaachicola, Wood Low
Sclr Gov Bennett, W bite, Pensacola, Jno Hurley
ARRIVED.
Steamship Empire City Wndle NewYork via HaEana, Jennings
Ship Mount Washington Goodwin 6 days from LVePoo to master
district.
Ship Hannah Croker Brown days from Bremen, in ballast to
ter-lst district.
Ship ASIA MAXWELL Liverpool goth Sept to Jas Mages &cols
district. :.
Bark Maypo Bermm dsya from Malaga, Nichols &co-2d
district.
Bark s,ephan Roe from Bremen Sept ballast 4
district.
schr Cora Porter days from Bzos Santiago in ballast to master
I'd district,
Ship Msnp Davis IA days from NeYork to Cohen2i dist
Ship Uel Foster 40 days from Liverpool, o1F Whitney &co-a
district,
Bark Cherokee Getty 10 days from Charleston to Levy
district.
&co-3d district
Ship Bruus Couch days from Boston, TO Gale-ls district
Bark Pandora Wmyss Liverpool Sept dist
Bark Kep Breudop days from Bremen ballast TO mAster-
Brig Consna Fanda days from Tsagona Spain, to Cusack
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BUREAU DIES CoMafISSAIRES DE LA
DETTE CONs0LIDEE DE LA NOuvELLE-ORLEANs.
NouvELLK-onLEASs, 81 octobre, 1852.
II, uartI1 de La 27ama saction do |, acte de In


Legislature Louisiana, ntue "Acte pour consode
Vile Nouve Orleans poHryoir Commencement ct Adm
Adres approure lie % Feve 1852 eide Ia 5me
section ntule "Ae supplcmena pour consoder
Is NouveeOrean pourvoir Incorporation de Ia vile
s vile Ia Nouvele Orleans approuvc 10 20 Fe
vrsY 1882 onder Ia dette de ncenn ve dec
premiere roieme Municipalities ct de vile de Lafayette
caGhees bureau rechange
in equitable de ous les bou echu autres
obligations yl de PREMIERE econde ct rosisme
Municipalities Vile de Lafayette, contre de BoNS DE LA VILE
DE LA NoUvELIE~oRLEANs POUR LA soMME DE MILE
PIAsTREs CTACuN DATE DU Ter JULIET 1851 PAYABLES
dams QuARANTE Tresorier Vl
svc coupons POUR CENT PAR AN payabes
IA NewYo lie Ter JanVisr lie Ter Juliet de cnque
les obligations ecang, dit c
eu aues usquau 1858, epoque laquelle les
fntereta eB hons ennis commencement.
ofe echnnge
etc. quaame und chaque mo lund %
Eovembre 1852
reserent lie dro de reeter pait oa
lite les Submissions ofertes.
....CoMMISSAIREs.
A. D. CRoSSMAN, Maire.
o. DEBUYs, Contr6leur.
w. H. GARLAND, Tresorer
W. p CONVERSE President Consei
Aldermen.
L. PLACE. President Comie Finances cone As.is
<autsAdermen.
A. LAYET seeretaire. % Oct. ep.
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ra.bass Aes,sse.aa }sa,ss a-s. sa4 10
as .Afk s4sisbfds Shp ASIA saf1s hiayes 400
Tosboat Porpoiss yism down ard 70
18Th ship ard higsrot up slips Hannah Cocker
md MountW Washington. 5.
ITPla from the newE hn " ,es
I4 inst, hpa American pnd Won eaagen, hg 1ne "am
- ups bis Eruus snd bark Lady knignt,,
Towbc the Psaeot up ships hempbn
and Uriel. bark eeIokes and brig Tbos Prh'sop.-
oNboa YANKEES Fino from arks Keritr and
Pandon brig Conaante.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


ToBACCoThe sales embraced IL hhd M and 50 at an average
Of 5Mc = n.
SUGAR AND M0LASSEThee demand for Sugar, and
800 hhd sold at for Fair TO Prime Moasses unchanged
with sslea of 1905 bbs at 9a14@ 28Ec q gallon
FLoUR-W light supply the sales limited to shout
including Illinois Louis "a 1904 So and
lots Of Extra ST. Lous at IS IS L. Dbl.
GRAINThere hut little Corn offering, and noticed sales Of
Inferior Weevily and $50 5
bushe for good Oats still tending upward and 4c
lot sacks choice Sales 5T5 sacks Ohio
bushels (o ltboa the and $50 sacks St. Louis at
buhel OF Bran 1000 sacks taken at 9ocs z 100 s
PRoyIsoNsAbou 800 t Mess Pork sold at SIS rs U
Sides 100 casks disposed Of including IS Ordinary
Ribbed Prime at and Is Extra Clear s h. Some
embracing eres Extra sugaured Hams, (Sagg Shsy0
sold ct l5c u 70.
RICESaies ees and 49, from the vessel at &c Z H.
CoFFEE-Sales Rio 1850 Prime at &c U d.
BAGGNGA lot Of % bales India Begging sold 10 cash.
CANDESSales l5o two lots from the
Levee a2c q b, equal to cash.
LARD 0IL-25 bbs sold at a5c U gallon.
SALTA sss sacks Liverpool third fne sold at 1he
| 2 sack round
WHSKYl5o bbs Extra Rectihsd disposed Of at 1870
galou
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Steamb boats.
JIM Niles, Irwin, from Cincinnati.
il D Bacon, Ealer, from ST Louis.
Uncle Sam, Lee, from St Louis.
fost Boy, Mckinney, from Jeffer.on.
Pr Kinbali, Kinbsli, frpm Nstehioches.
Sydonis, Varnell, from Shreveport
Swamp Fox, Marshall, from ST Louis.
Gipsey, IRE, from Baton Rouge.
Western World, Norton, from 81 Louis.
Texas Ranger, Sto' kman, from Shreveport.
New World, Mcclellan, from Cincinnati.
Moses Greenwood, THOMAS, from Nashville.
Gen Lafayette, Brown, from Louisville,
d S Stacey, Tyson, from Milliksn's Bend.
Empire, Mukin, from Louisville.
Emperor, Cotton, from Bayou Sara.
Ruby, Jones, from Futon.
Western World, from st Louis,
Cora No ., Keeling, from Camden,
Dove. Smith, from Little Rock.
DR. Batey, Landry from Bayou Sara.
J 7 boswell, Sail a, from Coast.
D White, Gilbert, from Baton Rouge,
Frank Keeling, from Bayou Macon.
Magnolia, James, from LousvIllo.
Persia, Hutchinson, from Pittsburgh,
Fulton, Mathews, from Pittsburgh.
IsuOrs, Duniss, from Covington.
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TIE Southern Ladies Book,
FOR NOVEMBER.

ready delivery from the office of Publication No. 1903
St Charles Place. this will
during the week, exhibit the specimen
,punber md solicit subscriptions,
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lg- The light draught and fast running
passenger steamer CRESCENT Captain Young ST.
all intermediate landings THIS EVENT G. November
noya2 WHITE d BUCHANAN 16 Poydras street.
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Per ATLANTIC ,orr,,>y MI. r-oto, Nartot nm
which SPECTATORS On Monday the st Instant me
Mail Asia Captain Judkns arrived and me mar
Ret On TUESDAY the ID Instant 900 bales sold All qualities
have declined eighth tie prices current on
Friday The quotations are as fa
leans cad Midlng Orleans 66ld; Fair Mobile S9sd Md
ding Mobile 666Hd 0pands s4@6sd; and Alddng up
lands Cd. .I, r,o,o !,
noe o in the Coffee Market.
STATE OF TRADEt Trade has slightly dechned
LONDON MARKETConsos for and
at frem l0O2s@ lGoE.
HAyRE COTTON ARET-Tbo sales during the week in me
avre Cotton Market have comprised 600 bales on @
The Cotton and exclusive of that shpboa comprised
II 900 bales. ,,-, .c,o,-,n
LIVERPOOL November 3Sine the departure of the British MAI
Steamship Canada in the Liverpool Cotton
Market and prices have declined eighth OF
comprised 40 900 bales of which pecuaos
1000 bales The quotations fol-
and abiding Uplands SGD. .o,,,
yaw CON colmanded 3ls Cd and White S2s Sd u 4so bs
1ssmsstte fHarkets.
DosroN Novsmber CoTTONThe favorable alvices from
@ rsn frner norke for this article, and manu-
dsposed purchase freely The sales OF me week
% snn prices corresponding to the quoted
AA'' IMPORTS FROM JANUARY TO NOVEMBER TO- ,s,
Bales. -, - -
l rntfAn Mt Ina
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AMUYEMENIg.

GT. CHARLES THEATRE. Managers, Lud-
- Third Might The engagement q Nis ELIZA
LOGAN, second q MI G A. LOGAN MONDAY November p
LADY LYONsCa ~ Msnct.e, Mr. Maggie;
COZ Damaa Mr. Marx Smith Brarsean', Stone Ola u NJ
PaHise Atsy which Danee the SMoLi
SKA Mm yailss- conclude with Dc Fares Of UNCLE SAN
Stm obta Mr. Dick Drs MI De5sr Emna esiie, Mis-
kemhIes Ieygellen l : :
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lay and Boarding School

CONDUCTED
MRS DIMITRY ANDA ABLE ASSISTANTS.
r The School has opened its TENTH ANNUAL SESSION.
and ia now ready receive Pupils
paid well to the moral training as to the intel
lectua development and physical veal Of the Pupil
TERMS apply in by letter, at the Institute TVoLl
CIRCLE. BETWEEN DELORD AND NAYADES SIS ootlI 2m2p
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4cloaUerA-
NOTICES. .

TRAND SECRETARY'SU OFFICE si.55iiiS<x-
M OF THE GRAND LODGE OF THE STATE el<DA IL
oF Observation-Disclosures
The Order this
dc.on the public funeral
honor the Of those Distinguished
Paos Brother HENRY CLAY, JOHN c. CALHOUN
WEBSTER which vii take place the sth # Dsesmb.r
For this the Brethren will assemble Masonic nuer
with white gloves the Masonic Hail.
Pedido
will be organized by tho MsrahaI the
Assistants.
brethren urgently attend, with panctua
Master. [no,s9 td] EDWARD BARNETT Secretary.
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@ss~ The new, light draught, swift running
passenger packet ST. LOUIS master will leave
Tor LOUIS late landings THIS DAY 10 o'clock
Passengers and shippers will please readiness at the above hour
STONE l. WALWORTi, IS Tchoupitouas
nov99 KENNETH, DIX d Co, II Tchoupitoulns street.
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observation-disclosures.
RICH SILKS. MOUSSELINE DE LANES,

SesUeW 4. Taylor,
No. Is ROYAL STREET,
IMPORTER OF
WINES, LIQUORS, CORDIALS, etc., etc.
WHOLESALE AND RAIAH
,1- so advertisement in another column novl0 2p1y
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Below-Coming Up

Below--Coming Up.
One ship and one bark, unknown
M MEMORANDA.
~ Ship Memphis reports meeting tho Bahama lan sh n
with ship Cornela from NewYork, for this port.
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RECEIPTs OF PRODUCE.

stesmer Noes sIeenwood ~ bees GOTTEN
HA5 Owen Aco-si Wright, Williams deo-sa Baekner
DeSaues- swiney Beck-4
Davis "a Fellowe dcc7 Nc
Conoche Donne75s Greenwood co65 do Overon
AeGregor Alowoy-e2 bb potatoes W Bu,tons
coi Goodrich co7 do WA johnson
6cn-t cntto O haIes ida
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Public Wight School,
FIRST DISTRICT

E THIS SCHOOL will open NIGHTLY for FIVE months from
MONDAY October from to o'clock the Male Depart
the Marshall School ST. Mrs street, and the Female
the Franklin School ST. Charles Applications
be the respective School Houses hr Oh
Che undersigned FRED CAMERDEN, % Gravier st.,
W. L. CUSEiIN'' 55Common COMMITTEE.
2m2p D. BEEBEE, Is Olu Levee,
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chises its component parts and the destruction
entails destruction all. They exist under charter
that exists whole not at ALL By act of the Le-
gislatue is declared that this Bank shall not Gene
within the rule of forfeiture of charter Under this act
the State says to the stockholders you may exist rs
Corporation. but will take from you your tranehiscs
Can any reasonable construction make the restoration oil
merely suspended functions, creation or renewal Of
those functions! They already exist. might give you
more in detail the argument of Mr. Noise but the bill is
now passed. and will soon the hands of the Governor
receive his veto 1t passed in the House by the
required Constitutional majority to overcome the Cover
nors veto in of the absence OF twelve OF the
friends of the bill But it will finally pass into law the
wisdom and constitutional ability of the Chief Executive
to the contrary Notwithstanding"
have sent You by telegraph the only important meas
ures introduced or adopted in either House.
The House have fixed every Thursday and Friday ex-
cusiyey for local and private bills The private calendar
is very full There appears to be returns of S14
than there were soldiers in the battle of NewOrleans II
our State to have pension list-a thing not known in
any other Statewhy does the Legislature pass gem
eral pension law at and be eating up days
days of the time of the session individual bills by the
basketfull
surprised at oversight in the consolidation bills
which should be attended to without delay There not
the usual repeating clause. though it is not absolutely
necessary. the charter operates repeal Sec
ondy 1t is not provided who shall call and hold the
tions under the chartern other words there is
power granted to any to put the machinery into
operaton IT,
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels,

TUFTS. e Laasee, Wood, XVI W Taylor Wallis
Waia Brown, II Mcdonald Duff. Ark Macthane st
Louis w Moore Jack, Cook Miller, Gala Nelson
N Y; las Perkins Mass
ARCADE. Minimize, Rossier, Ala; Henderson,
Z: Young IL w iruVst John Fountain Wilson, Miss;
Gockeurn, Tenus no hs, Ohio; Tbos Halle Hail. Snms
J Marsh.
COMMERCIAL. Thomas Moore, Nashville; W Worell W
Worre Columbus VIM Barton, Tenn Brown John Lyons VIM
Laper Ohio Butler Glover, VIM langdon WIN Steward,
Stranger, Ind askn Lewis Y Collum, Matthews, CHM
Ansd Ky; G Hubbard VIM Wagrader Mo c Sexton, Ark
Gray Pittsburgh; Jas W Hall, G Corlett, W Wilcox.
CONT STREET VERANDA. ID w banks, Leyman, b.
mis-, W Hilard, WALL
NERANDA: Gov Brown, Davis, Hodge, Tenn; William
Ranston Mobile; Gresham lady. Ala Wane, III; W
Va; MCneb Noonan, Miss; Robins La; Jas
Story Carey ky John Patterson, Ark; VIM Glover, Vera
Gr Ihos Pointer Sam Davis La Chas Leake c; Baxter
Manning w Dunn and Gal; Weeden NJ Gaudn Mo
MetardS lasselle Ind Smith, St Lou Dr. Meade Miss
CITY Rev Roht Mullen Rev Alex Psyon Ireland Murray,
bull Fits DR. Matt, Mobile; Knapp, Patterson,
II Rohb and son Keet w Rowan Miss; Porter
nlaekay Ky; W Picket, Ba.iel. DR. Patterson, Camp Il l
Randolph, o; Williams Galveston; L Powers, Ill NJ
Mash, Tenn.
ST LOUIS Montgomery Pope Hocoml Mobile;
Clark lady and two daughters Mrs Glasgow, Siron
Glasgow and family, Mira Schaamturg and family
Picket st Louis; d Todd Misses Todd
Gillespie Barrow and NJ Barrow Cas Field
uSA DR. Jas Foster, Miss; Foster Ala Ncos,
kins lady and servant Miss Rusnt Miss Haldeman Miss uhs,
Jackson Davenport Cherokee; Cochran Ri1guv,
Gen X Barrow Ohio Hon Henry Crangle, Wheeling.
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The Meetings Tonight.

We understand, very reliably, at the eleventh
hour, that some rowdies of the opposite party
intend coming into the wing meetings tonight.
That game was tried in the election for Sheriff
let it be properly anticipated tonight. These
gentry will learn their place and how much impu-
NIFTY they have, afterwhile. Wehope the authori-
ties will send an efficient force to hold them to
Inc responsibility of law and order, and that
law and-order citizens will turn out to defeat
the lmposltions Of rowdyism. The wings should
ne neither foolish nor cowardly enough to allow
their party to be disgraced by the rude dictates
OF hostile rowdies and the latter may calcu-
late on all proper watehfulness
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TabIe TaIk.


The lily Is all IN white. ike
And so is no mate for
And the daisy's check is tipped with 4 blush.
She is of such low degree.
Jasmine is sweet and has many loves,
And the broom's betrothcd to the bee:
But will plight with the dainty rose,
For the tairest Of all is she, .
G. S. Duggan 81 Common street besides good guns and
pistols, has choice selection of watches ewclry and
Rogers Il Sons cutlery.
One of Hogarth's most celebrated paintings is The
enraged Musical Composer crowd is represented as
standing under the windows of his house. giving him
eharyari, much to his annoyance. Had this crowd
known how to play melodiousy. the composers mind
might have been calm. especially if they had made use Of
such fine instruments to be found at Chrstmanns
musical establishment. 81 Canal street.
Other business may blag of the immense sale~4hey
making, but P. ". Woodlcf 10 Chartres street
is well satisfied with his profits lie keeps up large
stock of European and American fancy and staple dry
goods Although very busy he can always find time to
attend to customer and pocket cash
1t appears that Mr. Riddle late T. s. Commissioner to
the Worlds Fair proposes to fit up in the city of New
York Crystal Palace Ton smaller scale. of course
where to be exhibited number articles European
manufactures that were shown in London American
manufactures likewise to be exhibited So far. so
good but notwithstanding the foreign articles will be
ticketed for sale Mr. Riddle expects Congress admit
them free of duy- favor he is not likely get John
Official Catalogue of the Great London Exhibition and
the original Scotch Abbotsfo edition of the Waverly
Novels.
Il safely say for myself says sterne, was never
able conquer single bad sensation in my heart
decsvey. by beating up fast as L could for
kindly and gentle sensation to fight it upon its own
ground Joseph Eufty's toilet articles of great va
riety and excellence and cheap, If you want good
comb and brush for instance, give him call at Char
tres street. or IL Camp.
Those who were ut the AIumnyopenng last night must
noticed the beautiful model of the Obclis Ieop
oils in Egypt. The original heroglyphc3 admirably
initiated 1t will form capital ornament for the parlor
and those interested in purchasing would do we'll call
round at b. NJ Nornans Book Store. IA Camp street.
1t rarely falls to lot meet with more desery
ing Of public patronage than Thomas c. Pagan & Co. 10
Canal street They manufacturers and wholesale
and retail dealers in clothing Their enterprise induces
them keep hand likewise large assortment of plan
tation goods while travellers bound to I'll Dorado can
be furnished by them with all kinds trunks carpet bags
India rubber goods etc.
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City Intelligence.

FIRST MUNICIPALITY CouNCu.--This body met
last evening in accordance with adjournment Ten mem
beers present, and Recorder Genos in the chair
message from the Mayor read, accompanying Il
meteorological Journal referring to certain bonds desra
bic to have destroyed, the same having been paid.
MIR Fabre offered resolution expressing the pleasure
If the Council the recent decision Of the Supreme
uurt taking the charter ot thr NeweTeap- Navigation
Funi The lld Stockholders and declaring i To be- The opin.
3 n The tss has TIE tsasass wsai in seHeAiAl 81
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FoR REcoRDER.-We have already announced MIR
Shields an active Jealous, efficient Aderman-Mr Eter
most forably known in the capacity and faithful
in the discharge of his dutiesr Jone experienced and
deserving as the Recorders present Secretary-alr
Hawthorn, an old merchant long prominent in the Or
ganization and efficient management of police matters
and frequently Acting Recorder-and add to our
list Judge D. Byrne, gentleman experienced in legal
matters lawyer by profession and justice by election
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-28

BESEFIr CELEsrE.-Celeste the incompatible takes
another benefit at the st Charles Tonight and we feel
assured that it il only necessary make the announce
mcnt to secure crowded house, Celeste has so won
upon citizens that she need fear slim houses as
long she remains with us The programme is one Of
the best she has yet presented including the new musical
TelpSchorean Burletta of Tanning Tartar'
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rs Wing CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

srNo FnpHuARY lsThs following preamble resolutions
unanimously adopted the Of this Committees
o ss w s Of G DO 4s. san ss
upon the great commercial our city, but as to tie
upon the future webeng and growing Of the political
whereas this period hoped) will
in our city becomes absolutely ncee
national party the country which recognize to the
| which attached. Be Il, therefore,
Resoped That this Committee lin the discharge OF its delegated
authority respectfully the Wiga the consolidated
city Neweans nominate in conventions all officers connected
Be as Resored speedily and efcr,ually
this herewith submit to the Wings
the city Lafayette the following recommendations the resolves
| of this Committee viz:
To respective (nd presently Wards the evening of
be held the evening March at the corner of Cuomhousc
street md Exchange Place Delegates to sad Convention
respective Municipal Councils elect Delegates accordance
Thai, when said Convention shall have assembled they shall proceed
to nominate candidate for Mayor Comptroller TREASURER Surveyor
That they nominated Convention
ricts) .ubdtve Conventions shall proceed
to rmina their candidates Recorders and their candidates for
Be further resOea hereby tho Wings
OF the city to assemble within their respective Wards las designated by
the act of Consolidation convenient and proceed nominate
their candidates for Assistant Aldermen.
Be further rtsod That in view of the high Importance of the
earnestly upon the WHY'S city adoption his plan
organization and of liz speedy and successful execution and that they
meetings. that they all held the as
February, herein recommended. N. MARKS President.
| JAMES S. HALL, sscre,orias
l. +. BucHANAS l fe2O I'd
M25~ Wing MEETING, FIRST WARD, SECOND
Wings the First Wal Municipality
will please assemble LOUIS FARssELs
instant halpast o'clock for the purpose appointing
the City Convention, SATURDAY.
March, the Candidates Mayor, Compo
e Treasurer, Surveyor Street Commissioner, Recorder
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MADAME ANNA BsHoP.---This fayorite and highly
talented vocalist announces two of her Lyric
tainments at the Lyceum Hall She produced highly
.sseiabe eject on Thursday evening at the Arnory Hall
sn NJ doubt rot ist her Success at tho Lyeepm viii l
astiaai',e