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NOTICE OF ELECTION.
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, May 10, 1862
INV VJRTTTE of IN ordinance of the Comnoy


by the city Of Neworleans Newoeans ope
ousas and Great Western Railroad Company approved 18th May
ordinance providing f., the subscription tbs
Northern Raroad Company approved nth May ls52 and
ing all elections that necessary by virtue the third
n S s act the dsEa a the 81 March
municipal Of this State the stock corporations under
taking and for the payment and dis
NOTICE hereby given that election will be held MONDAY
sy poy assiss
sixty million Ave hundred dollars
Company and eighty thousand shares say millions dollar. to
the stock the Newoeans jackson and Great Northern Rrcad
Polls opened at the hour of and close at NJ,
following under the superintendent Of the Inspectors
FIRST WARD-At the Horse Station Nayades Commits
sonerc b. YAncoy Mark Walton, j. Neville. .cerksJ
SECOND jackson house No. ls caiops greet
sstwssn Apollo and Nsysds ssook
THIRD WARDAt Louisiana house. corner Perddo
STondsst % sc ) 0Hns, j. N Hawthorn
FouRTH wARpA Cont sS & con
mssionesAeI Flash saiomen Geo. sissver clerksJ W.
FIFTH WIRDAt oeansrhatre house, street.
DeArmss p Devcrgcs Antoine Cariere
SIXTH WARD-At Engine house No. Hospital street, between
net. sr % Lon sSt CsgisJ cassar j. i baur NJ
SEVENTH School street between
dere, c. Tremaulet. .Clsks--C, Grandprt, r. Auzau
EIGHTH wARDt the Engine house Of Phoenix Fire Company
VIM A Mott. :ceksB Hernandez, L Lananx.
TENTH WARpAt the Josephine
gSsg5 W Is; sS[s corner Of Chestnut and
Phiips, George Jonas ceka-John Fitch, VIM Baistere
AL
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DEATH VETERAN PrLor.-Ihe Cincinnati papers
record the death of Mr. James Sarvpnc of the oldest
pilots the river having nayigated waters Of the
vest before steamers introduced r. frequently
took keel boats from Ptsburg to Nashyeh old times
and trolkei bcek-a dist nce of about loco miles,
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Selling Off at Nearly Cost.
CLOTHING! CLOTHING
ALFRED MUNROE g. CO.,

"a MAGAZINE STREET,
~ Are desrous of closing of the present magnificent stock
SUMNER CLOTHING prices the COST the
goods BELOW COST. All those who wish good
early, they determined sell person
selves giving them call Their
usually kept their line. together with BOYS CLDRENs
CLOTHING Of every description.
jel5 ALFRED MuNROE L co,
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Telegraphed to the "Daily Crescent

pu The Wnttfn n o. ami @biu ann lafnpIrs Aiue.
(Office ~ St. Charles Street,
Bosros June H.
An important breach is threatened in the democratic
party here caused by the action of the late Convention
in Baltimore 1t is thought that if Ranoul supports the
nominees of that Convention he will not be sustained by
the free soilers.
NewYork Markets.
NEwYoRx, Thursday Evening, June II.
The cotton market has been dull to-day and the sales
embrace barely 500 bales at irregular prices Flour has
been fair request with sales of 5000 bbs at 81 12 to
81 81 per Dbl for State and Ohio brands There has
been good demand for corn and $4,000 bushels have
been taken at 81 to Csc per bushe for Mixed Western
and 6s to 64s for Southern Yellow OF Mess pork 400
bbls sold at SIS % per Dbl Lard steady at per h.
Rio coffee 9lsc per lb.
Ohio River--Steamboats.
PITTSBURGH, June II. r. NJ.
The river here yet falling with six feet water in the
channel
LOUISVILLE. June II.
The river here still falling with feet six inches
water in the canal The steamboat Bostona has left for
NewOrleans and the Chancellor and Belle Key have
rived from that place,
Further of the Wing Convention.
BALTIMORE, June 49,
Mr. Jessup, Of Pennsylvania Withdrew his amendment
giving members of the Committee the Platform power
to cast the electoral vote of their respective States and
substitute offered by Mr. Ewing of Kentucky adopted
without debate Various resolutions referred to the
Committee Mr.. Davis, of Florida, introduced resou
ton declaring that the Convention would not support any
man for President whose opinion on the Compromise is
not known. Mr. Bolts offered substitute declaring that
the Convention would support any who might receive
the nomination The substitute received with great
cheering Mr. Davis withdrew his resolution with the
intention to offer it at another time Leave given to
the Committee to sit during the sessions of the Conven
ton and several resolutions sent to them for
| sderation Mr.. Ewing of Kentucky moved that the
Committee be instructed to support the Southern Plat
form but the motion not acted upon Mr.. Watts.
Chairman of the Committee Credentials presented
majority report in favor of the NewYork and Virginia
| legates
| Ohio River-Marlsets.
| CINCINNATI. June is.
| The markets are dull, owing to the rainy weather.
Whisky 16iac Lard csc. p Ii. The river has fallen
L troE ont eli, olaS4
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Notice to Tus Payeys.

TREASURERS OFFICE, Cpvs NKwoRLEASs,l
June 10, 1852.
H In accordance with resolution the Common Council
June a. 1852, notice hereby gve MONDAY
JULY next, ALL DEFAuLTING TAX PAYERS WILL BE PRO
CEEDED AGAINST by 3h section of The of
Consolidation Ije6 2ptjy1 VIII. GARLAND, Treasurer.
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Worlds Safe go,,,,,u,,s,.

N1E attentlon OF the public is called to the
n utility and superiority of these Safes Safes
are made on az entire new principle We first form
ohsy made rom wrought iron plates bars around which
aSs io ts ris run shilling liquid making mpOs
MS To the scientific il is only necessary sn Nature ,ur
& sh leaves no bolts straps vets for the
Put them Neither burning element make
Ms hesitate not in saying that these Safes LLE
Em IIE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANK
@ are The only really depository for other
safes or Bank Vaults They fhs fn
otish broken into, experience has demonstrated
ny company prepared TO furnish prl naes SAFES and
ss q Sa5lsas slsga f iseEiag iaesiea ss;4
'tpsl ahsn srEalta Min iiliIss ssas iasss - y
nassif tins ahasa Sts Bud As teshss h sg AsRs.ss
iistfefet fs a-s ~ 81 ii ss II " n N
"saas ~ nssss ~ u fktTsss, Assat 2. Jasie issE
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Going .9sUay, .as.e You
Important to Hossekeepeys.

t Go first HUTcEINGs let him take your Portrait, you
regret it. His Pictures urpassed.
DOLLARS Corner Canal and Chartres streets. lm2p
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Ohio River-Marlsets.

4 T.
The markets are dull, owing to the rainy weather
Whisky 16i4c.; Lard 91ac p h. The river has fallen
two feet since last evening.
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.Aesr Goods! Wear Goods !.

Just received by the propeller WIN. Penn,
AT SIMPS IS,
SO CANAL STREET,
alarge shipment of
DESIRABLE SUMNER GOODS,
all bought month OF April, at such will permit him TO
distribute them among his customers ut
TWENTY FIVE PER CENT, CHEAPER
than the usual rites. Among these goods
1000 pieces CHECKED CAMBRICs, from 10 cents up
500 pieces GINGIAMs from bit up.
FoULARD SILKS, GREAT STYLES, ut so cents.
NEW STYLES OF JACONETS LAWNS AND PRINTS.
LACE MANrILLAS, LACE sHAWIS FINE BoBBINET.
PINK BLUE AND WHITE 12-4 BOBBNET, for Bars.
LACE TRIMMED HANDKERCHIEFs.
EMBROIDERED BANDS BLACK GRAPES.
DAMASK NAPKINS, TABLE CLOTHS AND DAMASKS.
LINEN DRILLS, BROWN LINENS, ToWELINGS
WHITE AND COLoRED DOTTED SWISS MUSLINS cheap.
LINEN HANDKERCHEFs, HOSIERY, PARAsOIs ETC. etc. etc.
All these articles, with an immense stock of
PLANTATION,
HOUSEKEEPING, and
FANCY DRY GOODS,
will he cold mt the low usual, at
my6r SlMPSON'S, SO Canal street.
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Clothing! CLOthing!!
NORRIS & WAY


NORRIS & WAY
~ Would call the attention of the public to their
NEW ASSORTMENT OF
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
which, STYLE variety superiority
will NEE. their appreciation. They constantly receiving
North THE LATEST NOVELTIES AND STYLES OF GOODS and
maintain throughout the full every thing
sary to gentlen,ans wardrobe. consisting Of
Sup od CAsHERETTE Froks Frocks and sacs
AIERINo
ALPACHA
Genuine INDIA PoNGEE AND sEERSUCKER COATS.
LINEN DRILL, CANVAS AND BROWN LINEN COATS
FANCY LINEN DRILL PANTS, every variety pattern,
EE- And an entire of
SUMMER VESTS,
to which they would especially cali attention.
HOSIERY, colored and plain,
GLOVES,
SHIRTS
And seiect of SUMMER cRAvATs.
NORRIS g. WAY
CORNER OF CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
APPS If Under the City Hotel.
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Printed LGaU,as-E1Gst C0tOrs.
5000 YARDS FRENCH PRINTED LAWNS,
WARRANTED FAST CoLoRs,
ALL AT EIGHT CENTS PER YARD.
NICTOR FEsTE,
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| To PERSONS RuPTURED.-rhv many per,na-
nent and eectua made by DR. Sherman dererv
ing of more than passing notice. For particulars
| his advertisement on next page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-06

to the broad national princ;pI-s upon which th-
Wing party II the Union was originally formed If
there have h-en jeHlou,ie- anddi--rnsion- let them
be sXtiDgushrd by friendly concessions. Thee
may have been mutual errors. hut
Ito err IL human 10 forgive dviae
There were several candidates all honOred.
trusted, and admired. In the selection of one of
these, it was impossible that the preferences ofall
should be gratlfet. Feelings Of disappointment
were natural if not inevitable. But we must not
forget our obligations to our country AMI our
cause. The success OF these high principles
which have animated our ell, IT. "a tunes p4st. aud
upon which we rest our hopes of the national wei
fare in future, more important than the gait
hcatlon o. personal partiaties. He hopei 10 see
nj causes of disagreement not only removed, but
forgotten. Let us cherish those sentiments Of
harmony, forbearance and liberation which ought
to inspire a great and pitrotic party. Our cause
is jutt,' and the indications of this lay had con-
ynced him that he might safely add. " our union
Is perfect
In conclusion, Gov. Hunt extended a cordial
welcome to the numerous representatives. Of other
States whom he saw around him. Whether they
came from one section of the country or another,
from the extreme North or the remotest South, he
assured them that they stood on national ground,
and that they were among the people OF Com
monwealth second 10 no Oth'r in her devotion
to the | MON and Constitution Of our common
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-06
MAIL GLEANINGS.

~ There are 807 churches in New Jer-
sey and among the number Is one Mormon Church
The churches are estimated 10 be able 10
1893 persons Our whole population Is iS9 S} Tdi'
shows that the State pretty vel provided with chur
e. If the people would only i'll them OF the S07 toe
Baptsts have 1903; Seventh Day Baptsts, Christians,
g. Congregatiouslists :; Dutch Reformed 66; Jtsco-
paisns. 30; Free, Friends 81 Lutherans Z Meth.
ods,s, 3l2; Mormons, / Presoyterians, li6; Roman
Cathuics 10: Second Adventsts Ddukers. ? UniIa,
3 Unitsrians .; Univer,aists, 4; Africans, Iuds
pepdent-, German Epl.copilisns |; German Cstlo'
llcs, Bethel, l. State Gazette.
u The Princeton Wig state, that a neat
and plain monument has been erected the grave Of
Aaron Burr within few days. The inscription Is brief
as follows
AARON BURR,
BORN FEBRUARY GTH 1855,
DIED SEPT IA lS}j.
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The OPERA AT CASTLE GARDEN.-F

The OPERA AT CASTLE GARDEY.-Per-
haps In consequence of the thin house Wednesday,
the DGrauts de Ia Colv0uue made way, last evening
for little opra bpFo Le MsiTe de ChGpeHs. [. was
written By a German named Paer. mot Pae-J a com
poser Of no very high standing and produced
thirty years ego, stPars whore still retains place IN
the repertoire ofthe Opera Comique ssar de rfeIs,
chiefly owing to the fine bsniorie pant Of Bsrnsbe the
music mater. There Is no plot story but q mere
Italian song which Bsrnsbe at the sweat Of his brow,
tndeAvors 10 din into his servant mad Tale affords
ample scope for buHo singing and We must 10 justice,
congratulate Me Diue. his execution OF the part
Though bis bsnore s neither rich soft its co npas'
s large and TIE transitions from tenor to bass were &C.
conpl,hed With ease and frmues' His 10 roSlto
U0rfr was loudly spplauded and ne and adlle Pilot
who did her be-t-were called before the curtain after
It fell.
Me. Fiot promises Us Tampa We are all Impotence
to hesr II OF all the French comic opera writers,
He.0ld probably the frs! u rank
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-06
OPINION or THE DIsThcT ATTORNEY Of

he Gin and County Of Neto York relatioe to The prac-
trcof Aldrret and Police j stices dtschGrgtpg Prs
Onrrs Lfore 4 hsai iHUes,igGtt0n Of hs charges
czaiRa th,rq has been made also ms op.aloH Of me
-risaic'i0n NJ ne dGh0riti6s Of Var FOrk COHny, "a
rtlati0u TO hsblrhiH9 oftle reamboat Hsly Clay.
GRAND JURY ROOM NEw-f oRX,
TUESDAY, Aux. 9, l-J2.
Il Nal B. Elu'. Ia, psDid A'foyHey Of ne CIV o.
h~o- i0rk
Sry: As the Foreman Of the Grand Inquest, beg 10
REQUEST that YOU will urr.h the Grand Jury With your
yi.usss 10 tLe powers assumed by the Al1ermeD, as
vel a. the Police justices In the mater Of tner con
slant practice - d!.chsrg'u- offenders WITHOUT any uol
cial Lye,ussti This a'sumpuon on the part ot me
Aldern. % and Police Justices hss become 40 evil WHICH
should It Illegal be pu, ,,op 10. Also If the q and
Jury have any usdcti or p0wero assist 10 oflu2ing
10 Isc The mere aid officers OF the steamer Henry
Cay totally destroyed by TIRE hereby nealy lVO per-
,ou. loit their lives. ] am Sir, your OFT servt
MoRGAS MoRGANs Foreman of the Grand Jury.
T. III Houosoe liz Cortoi General seasons Le 20 Ha '
or al County %. N-Si ofk. -,
HE Grspo Inquest in concluding their soors, desire
TO pre,ent to the court their acton 10 reauon - Ihe
several sut brought before them hrst 10 reaOn "
Tho Illegal cucharee. frequently made oy the Alderman
AID Police Justices of the City and second whether u
has any Jurisdiction 10 the matter Of the unior'una'e
burning Of TIE Henry Csy which was a''enaeo Py 'lcn
fearful loss OF If and have received roh tne p'1 ~
Attorney the following yer 10 paper ~ nun VI
the subject MORGAN "oA''' " 'A''1'
MoBGANs. Sec.
New York Aug =, l-J2 g. -,
OFFICE or TBE DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF IHh IN
AND County OF EEw.ioRK Aug 4, lrJ@ }
To me GRIND JIM: .., -
GENIE: hasten TO reply % your communication re-
guessing nov views the power assumed oy the Al
deluep sno Police Justices In constantly d'cn4rgng Of
ierden ui.hcu. any JUDICIAL Investigation Iae' u'ec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-06

The WEATHER.-The grateful rain
"Wednesday has put fresh shine the face Of nature
and since yesterday morning the temperature has been
rapidly ascending to the usual summer heat.
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CITY ITEMS.
hAS6E or THE THERMOMETER
4 J. ItlG:0urs formerly Lyuel 4 ClGrk,) 25l9 Ta4a
1852. SAM Noon SPIN SPIN.
Aug. 5..........63 3 - -


AMUsENESTs tc- THIS DAY AND EVENING.
Rnstvay Ihea;-r-Prof Aai-rson's MsGcal Feats
Nalo--lovs sni Ch.rty. Fr-nlh and spanish Dsnc-rs.
Cast Gsrtru- Fr-r,l Opera Company Rols--t Pam
Bsrnun's aGssam-NL.ts s-rrG4i-rs. Dsnc1s. &
Ss'fler. fnaF EF-11f
Hcbok.a-Otto CcttAis-Concsrt. lAAsrnooal
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NoRrHERN DIsPENsARY. WAyERLY-

NORTHERN DISPENSARY, WAYERLY-
tLAcE The following report shows the number o
patients treated at this Institution during July, lS'2
Artenced at their houses, 73l attended at the DIS
pen,sry, LOIS Males C13 Femae', 1910. Total,
l,749
Nattrif,-Ireloud, ll55; United States, 52?; Eng
land, 81; Scotland Germany, i oher countries,
II. TOTAL, l,149
RfsI-Cured or relieved 6-3 died, II sent to the
Hospital ysccinsted, Z; stil under treatment, 3d.
Total, ,5i9.
Whole number of prescrlp ms put up, 3i8i. Great.
est number In any day, 22j Least number IN any day,
a. Average per day, 1874.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-06
Court OF GENERAL s


Before the Recorder and Aid Boycs and Doh-rty.
Trial far BVeia'g-George Snerids, tried for
bur q.y In the third degree In having, the 18th ut
broben into the store on John Cusland No 81 BOEery,
and sioen ther from property 10 the value OF 500 The
vim ny 10 IL guilt Of the prisOrer conclusive
and be convicted and sentenced b the state Pdson
for Two yesrs.
AnoLhsr Trial far BrgLa,y John Gordon, indicted
for bu gsry In be third DEGREE In BREAKING Toto tho
the morning of tie 3th ut, tried aud convicted "
attempt a. turgIaIy d. sentenced 10 the state
Prison for two yesrs.
Erening .S,sSiOn-Before Judge Beebe
ard Alc Stu'pvant and B-rr-S,ptspcss Archibald
Avery c'nyic,ed Of grand larceny, was sentenced 10
TIE STATE Phso u for Two years
Join 6 Russell ahO pleaded guilty b. f4se p'etenses.
asteh'eLced to psy nne Of 200 20 stand C. mmst,ed
i'll psd
Po,rick Huesti'. convicted CT assault and battery.
vas sentenced 10 the PrnitsDt a'y for one year
IN bfenusu convicted q assault and battery
with intent 70 XII sentenced 20 the state Prison for
tive Year.
Wu Dow .ng pleaded gu lty 10 grand larceny and
ess s,pipr ced " ihr state Prison for two y,ars
Com! lus 81 d James DOnuely, convicted Of grand
lfrcny sebfncsd 10 the state Pfion ths fofner
for years the latter Tor t~o yesrs and two months
Cornelius De Lowey, lad, convicted OF forgery 10
the fourth degree sentenced 10 the Pen ennary 'or
one year
VIM Foster indicted for having on the oh ult brosee
| into the sore Of John GTieve, No. BTcsyfs, snS
stols tterefrcm two dogs was tried and %sa
burglary In the third degree Sentence o'''' '''
! two years ,.,ad NJ robbery In
Charles Lynch was tiled and con'ieteo o. ar, (sy
tho e,.t degree upon the person OF oven oua ~
! - a. Cbs,cb az, He was remsnded for sen'en0o'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-06

CrxKIsG Protection FROM
England sn."p.y NEWELL have just , mad.
"a 1uss a.. Tss s:'5 :; ss y sssss
line Of to MI for Epsh banking houses .hc
they being e.r Ss B.ni Of ESssad ThH tadss~
s.nsts Goals 70 Newcastle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-06

VAN WAGNFR's BIC Tent. CORNER
TwENTY.SEyENTH ST. AND SEcoNDA'.-lne meetings
81 hi Mace are continuing each nj. hit With unabatsd
in,erest and large numbers are sigulng tie pledge
Yesterday afternoon the ladies' he meeting aud
were addressed by Mr Van Wagner with vie" 10
foungs Ladies Alliance, auxiliary u me hseteentn
Ma Alliance There i, much interes; manifest on
tbs great question In this Ward at the present tine.
A CARGO or GERMAN INFANTs.-The
ship It Denis arrived yeiterdly from Havre with
30 pass, gers OF tas NUMBER l. were Infants, Two
a whom were born on the voyage There was one
death Oh board curing that time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-06

ARRESTS FOR LARCENY.-A man named
Alex. Mitchell was yesterday arrested, charged with
having, T. 30th ur, stolen gold watch and chain
together with other articles Of swery 10 the value OF
s57 the property Of Margaret Mitchell, OF No los West
Twenty ninth e. The accused taken before Justice
Bosart sad held for exsminat on.
sailor nsmed Thos. Hammond. vas yesterdsy ar.
rested BY Officer Hsyer of the Fifteenth Ward charged
with enieringthe coal Office OF Mr. randolph, al NO;
27 Bes, Broadway and stealing therefrou pscaase Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-06

FIREs.-About l24 O'Clock on Thursday
morning fire broke out in thu paper nging esaD-
lbhmept of J. r Drew No. 32l Bowery. The IRE de.
pertinent of the district early the ground and
loon ex,inguished the flames Damage about $500.
At an early hour same morning, n fire oc-
CURED in the premises No 55S Greenwichst occupied
shoemaker chop IL was caused by the bursting OF
a phere lamp. But te damage was done as the
flames were coon eAtingushed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-06

DEAD CHILD FOUND ~ THE STREET
Officer Rothschid. Of the Tenth Ward Ihis on duty
90 an early boar yesterday morning. found Ihe dead
tcdy Of a male child envelopet in pillow case and ~
ns IN ite gutter IN font 81 house No. - Auehst.
German woman while searching for rags sh1rt time
before picked W the body bus sicetanlag what II
was she became fright ned dropped IT, aud ran OIL.
The tody taken by the officer to the Police sar1p
where the Coroner held En- iDque,t upon H. verdict
Of death caused by deseron and wan. Of proper noun
isbreu' as rendered by the Jury. Etors were made
10 md tie unnatural mother Of The child but they were
unsuccestiul.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-06

Darn FROM SOUTHERN FEVER Mr..
yc,or Del ysu, Begian, who arrived In this City on
Monday ss Ia toe ,esinr Oho from Chagres, and put
uu A. Websers Hotel, No 40 WaTen-ss ded suddenly
~ Wedteedsy sbt II southern Fever, which he bad
contracted before arriving Ia the Cty. Inc Coroner
csied 10 hold An irques, upon the body, but be-
coming sstsaed tba, an inquion regarding the death
of the deceased not necessary, ne allowed the At
tepolng ply cisn TO give certificate for burial t vas
r,rorted Yesterday that a colored man. who had been
eruoytd 70 ats nd the deceased during his Illness had
goLe II with bag containing ounces Of gold dust
but the report believed 10 be without fundanon as,
so far as s.cersined had gold dust 10 the
possession Of the deceased
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-04
NEW GOODS AT MOOR,sl

They eOme. they see, they purchase
nF the most beRHtiul and Hiosi general Ne
sotmenl Of DIy Goods ever .preseRied al
the town Of fCadiz. The largest and hDesi stock
Of Black and colofed Broad Cloths as
if A. q MOORE'S
The largest. fastest and cheapest lot % Bon
est evef offered a. A. +. MOOREis
The hest stock Of Barege dsialBes ioI ladiesi .
drrssesnt A. p MOOkES
The hrgesi stock Of ladies' fne shoes ever Of
leTed nre uT a. r. haookEs1
The most beautiful dress silks and sa lius, bops
net silks aud ribbons ever seen. Rte az p
-, re Al MOOREtS
The best stock Of Ready Made Clothing IN
town 10 now at ,-a A; T. ,plOOkEs
The rurcsl and most tasty selection OF FRENCH
work, capes, eOllsrs, cheInisetis aud uhder-
. sleeves is 10 be had ut A. +. MOORE'S
The most Substantial passimeTes shiinetA
Twes,!s, .leuns and other slafs, !2I lIanIs q .
T In a fact I have tie gods ~iiich TO sfs i wot-
tbv The attention ol the 1Whole commuai;I =
Groceries. Qucensware. kosSutlI ana. 1.Aulur,laS
straw aud Cashmere Hats, aces, Edgings, liz!
ems. cottons, eic, etc, Call and see before you
purchase, and you will fDd that have adopted
ihe principlc OF quick sales, small profits and ike
hest oi nav, that is, CASH. So call aud safe
at least Is per cent, opposite the wairbmake,s,
at the old stand OF .. A. r. mOokES.
Anril %, 1882 ~ r..H 5s ss.tr