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1leTasl IS .spSily Crescent

~ 8 p6i1y Crescent 4
Is n Is!sss Sssls.sa ~.
Thres Days Ists Co. Huror,s Arrival
Of the Amsrioa u1thsr Advance Il
Cotton. ..l as, s IA:
# NEw YoRx, June 8, soclock 80 minutes +. N.
The 0unsri steamer Ainerida has arrived at Halifax
having len Liverpool on the 10th May and bringing in
egence three days later than that brought by the Her
mann The following il summary Of her commercial
news: u
s LIVERPOOL, May 49,
There has been very active demand in the Cotton
during the past week the sales reach fully 100000
bsla II which exporters have taken 1000 and specula
tors $4,000 baes* Under the operation of this animated
inquiry prices have advanced d. the principal improve
ment being for the better qualities The quotations. as
liked by the board last evening as follows Fair Or
leans Middling Orleans 5i Fair Uplands 5ss and
Middling Uplands SID. per lb.
reported by the Asia were Fair Orleans
SID; Mddling Orleans 5a Fair Uplands 5.s, and Mid
ling Uplands 3D. per lb. Ep] t5si
To-day the demand sacve but without further change
in prices
Flour has been in fair request and owing to the mode
rate stock hand has brought full prices though there
but little change in the quotations which
ern Canal EOS. and for Ohio 21s, per Dbl
Corn has been scarce and in demand at advance in
price Of 1sa1 Cd per quarter The quotations are for
Yellow Sis 3d.. and for White sos. Cd per quarter
1.-THE quotations per Asia were for Yellow s and White
2as Cd per quarter. Ed
Lard ia steady at Sis. per cwt. The London Money
market is easy. and Consols close at 100.
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~ 4 n 4 81 = = :. s. g
a ous DE- ooraHic ind pseudo i1depshd
90 Aries ksx0 heretof6re 7ndulged b
portion Of the sdsm9 dc nomi
esas axd snesrs 40 the Whik nominees. Il
sa1s cc1xss there An ~ no convincing reason
e uppositicn. 4 il not altogether unfair tina
- nss - Tfsealars should, in opposition
"a khose WHOSE endorsement BY an opposin,
par should make them politically obnoxious
~ win BE- rot unfair IN Us, therefore, for tn,
pisineet IF reasons, to make repatriation for til,
sins q omission in our contempt
W. design no attack we merely desire i
supply the omission Of proper mention Of Ger
tam candidates, and We cast behind us all con
trCversy or special comparison.
Let US begin with the Senatorial list. W,
fnd, hrae upon the list, ]. P Benjamin he has
position as q frst-rate lawyer. an able politi-
elan, shrewd reasoner. plausible orator
BY large number he is estimated one Of the
ablest men in the State. .
Next is, I. Matthews, an old, highly respected
merchant, and practical man. Few men have
as much weight Of character, or as generally
recognized singleness and honesty Of purpose.
Of Christian Roselius we need make only the
prlcfest notice he has no enemy, and count
less friends; has rare ombination Of common
sense and legal acunen and is, withnl, q most
courteous and amiable gentleman aid q pro-
fonnd iuiist--a man who, in prosperity, sympa-
thises n memory with the struggles of youth,
and with ernlgrants from other lands.
typrlen Dufonr is comparatively q young
man energy, ability, merit and industry have
won MN position and favor.
" Judge Byrne, IN the First Ward, we can
only soy, ne IS gentleman whose retiring dis
position wells one-half Of his merit leaving yet
enough 70 make MN highly esteemed by his fell
,low- citizens. Of his coadjutor, Mr.. McIlhenny,
that ne is q gentleman without pretensions, and,
therefore, IN disadvantageous contrast with
many humbug pretendcr, who has brass
enough to trumpet his own self-discovered
merits.
VI Messrs. Bradford, Jennings and Leeds, We
s can aitord TO speak ssin lump" They are all
quiet unpretending, and yet Thoroughly in.
formed, and clearly deserving men. No three
men zen N the Convention could offer superior
comparison in practical and educated merit.
"a the Third District, Randell Hunt, the emf
nent lawyer and popular orator; J. W. Price,
IN slnc,ens member Of the last Legislature
easeIui Dut MnfaAkGtioe) and one Of the clever
est 81 gentlemen; W. II. Avery, acquainted with
all the details Of business, and thoroughly prae-
ucali Harry HAYS. buoyant in spirit as n buoy
upon the waves, and liked by every body with
oul-some people have none A. Brother,
one Of the soundest. straight forward, horse
sense Of men; s. g. Risk, known to every body,
and a thorough mechanic, and man in and Of
the people--all fully worthy of the votes of the
people, are candidates.
~ the way, q contemporary gave biographies
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= WING NATIONAL GnNyENToN.-The Baltimore Whia
City Convention has issued circular inviting the wings
Of the country to up to the meeting of the National
Conventions to assemble in that city on the 10th inst
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NAVAL TELEGRArH.-Dr James Swain is experimenting
at the Philadelphia Navy Yard permission of the Score
tary Of the Navy his telegphc system of com
municating the word of command to marines by signals
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Great Reduction Of Prices
NO HuMBUG!
POSITIVELY LOW!
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,

POSITIVELY Low!
ALFRED MUNROE s CO.,
"a MAGAZINE STREET.
The increased stock Of CLOTHING now in ore will be CLOSED
OFF AT LOWER PRICES than goods quality ever
offered before in NewOrleans. .s574s98ss
All those in of bargains give us a We manu-.
cture all our own goods and article II
chase of art the purchaser aased money will
refunded or an exchange made satisfactory.
COATS
MERrNo AND cASHaIERETTE FRocK AND SACK COATS.
SILK WARP ALPACA, LUSTRE, SAC AND UNION FRoCKS
PoNGEE SILK, HONG KONG and sEERsucKER
IMITATION sEERsuCKER AND BRO. LINEN
FANCY LINEN POLKA sAcAND
WHITE GRASS AND WHITE LINEN
PANTALOONs
WHITE DRILL AND DUCK PANTALooNs-al qualities.
Real French FANCY AND BROWN LINEN DRILL PANTALooNs
PoNGEE SILK AND SEERsuCKER $50.
STRIPED LINEN, BROWN LINEN PiNTALooNs-al qualities
French and English MERINo ALPACA
VESTS
White Buff Pattern and colored MARsEILLEs VESTS
White srass, Hong Kong and Fancy LINEN 5...l
DERGARMENTs.
ID We call particular attention to large stock
COTTON AND LINEN SHIRTS,
WHITE AND coLoREp
We keep constantly OVER FIFTY DIFFERENT SIZES
from l9 inches neck to 1s.
Isle THREAD, GAUzE MERINo HALF SLEEVES without
GAUzE SILK, GAUZE COTTON AND MUSLIN UNDERSHIRTs
NIGHT SHIRTS; COTTON AND LINEN DRAWERS
sILK, LINEN THREAD WHITE AND BROWN colored SOCKS
CRAyATS SUsPENDERS,
UMBRELLAS, ' CARPET BAGS,
TRUNKS, LEATHER BAGS
INDIA RUBBER GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
OF EVERY KIND.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF WINTER CLOTHING,
EVERY description, which will be
CLOSED AT GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH.
S--N0
mysi 2ptf ALFRED MONROE i CO., "a Magazine at,
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Louisiana Interior

cRors-The Louisiana FIoridian of the 9Th inst saws
ihe planters throughout this section of country greatly
complain Of Kentucky baggng and rope, as having be-
come so very bad as to be totally unfit for use Many
oaes nave reached the market with scarcely any baggnp
on them This causes heavy loss TO the planter Tn
consequence of this many intend Disseminating
It's use and obtaining the India which they say is ar
superior Our Western manufactures should at once i'm
prove their quality of baggng they may the major
part of the trade.
me Minden Herald, Of June says The prospects for
good crop never were attering this parish than
at present The farmers have planted about onetbird
more corn this year than usual which earnest that
we shall next have plenty of bread ut least without
resorting to importatons.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Feliciana has nominated c. c. s.
Farrar as the democratic senatorial and IT, b. Phillips
the representative candidate for Convention All our
changes from the country filed with matter referring
to the election of next Monday and we should not be
surprised at spirited and numerous vote
NAyIeATIoH.The Minden Herald reports that the Dor
chette is now In navgable order.
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n asTsss apspssil elkess sGesEnlis NETTING, ina,
'ts s4s. y y veg 'ss Fsi'ts s.aTsos's,
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Nh WM,s a. GLIDpoS Is authorized to
~ sdsssssssn tis paper during ii. p.sssnt
NessA - E.sss 4 h % -
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NOTICE OF ELECTION FOR DEL, Ef ATEs

u LILLE " A VI ELECTION FOR DELEGATES
~ TIE STATE CONTEMPORARY virtue of writ Of cleo
WALKER Governor the Louisiana the oua.feI
JUG Pash Orleans hereby notified that an election WIN
the State Conyentn Delegates the ouaiaoa
% now BY law for the members Of the Assembly
Bsnad J h District Of the Parishes paqunne ST.
river mississippi shall elect Senatorial Delegate. " ~
District Of nil portion Of the Parish Of
n ha ei Dunk OF the said Mississippi river, aha
The right bank Orleans shall elect one pelspats
ey OF Newolean First Representative District shall elect two
Second Representative District shall elect three
~ rhlrd Representative District shall elect six.
Fourth Representative Distrct shall elect threa
r iith Representative District shall elect three,
s sl r. ReGresentativs ~. District shall elect
Eighth Representative District elect two
And the Ninth Representative District shall elect one
VII % opened on the day above from the hour
CLOCK IN me morning until o'clock evening Mt th precinets
70 b. established and under the superintendene Of
CLERKS to appointed by the Aldermen Of the ritv Of Na
nan ny Jury for that of the on the right
The qualified shall designate on their ballot. The
those yaptd r 20, rs Delegates for the Senatorial Districts from
] 70 DO conducted and duplicate made to The undor
Sheriff. oes Nswoe. 18th May 1851 m saA''Ai SHERIFF
A Wis dELECTION POUR DELEGUE A La
CONVENTION DETAT-En veri d'nn writ ADDICTION data iu
de Ett Louisiana les eiestea asbs a. a M
% sont present notifies election sera
jour as Jun proclaim pour sl degues ID Convanon
LII. devroht posseer
ana, REFUSES par la loi pour les do pAssemb6s
eee portion de la parose desps ae rv dote
Ise G sissaiissiPsp. ehrort en del6gue senatorial
compose de toue cete portion de parosse
ceegues senatoriaur ~ 's1A'ipp, ei'ons qua''
VIE Vii ds 4 S d Rsoe dorsans a deegu
Ter District Represeutaif elira o 5klae,,iF
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Gr GRAND RALLY Wing Mass Meeting,
Lafayette Square, SATURDAY EVENING, June IL, 1882 The
Wings will hold Meeting SATURDAY EVENING on Lafayette
Square, at o'clock The following distinguished gentlemen cana
dates for the State Convention will Meeting
HUNT, RosEIS and DUFoUR. All friends Of Constitutional
Reform respectfully invited TO attend.
By order Of the Wing Central Committee.
iel0 T. SAIQNnN
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THE DEGREES OF THE CATHOLIC NATIONAL CouScyL-
Bishop vandevede of the Diocese Chicago sailed from
on the Goth nit for Liverpool in the steamship
Atlantic en- route for Rome whittier he goes as bearer Of
the DEGREES OF the recent Catholic National Council held
In the city Of baltimore to be laid before TX whose
sanction they must receive to give them validity These
propose the creation of new Archepscopa see
at San Francisco in California See at Santa "a to su
the present vcarate Apostolic yicarat to be
formed Of Eastern Florida and another Of the upper
peninsula Of Michigan Sees also to be erected at Bur-
lington, VI; Portland. Me-. Brooklyn, Long Island.
Newark, N. "; Erie, Pa; Wilmington, N CT ooving.
ton, Ky Quincy. Ill. and Natchitoches La
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~ WH1G CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
Stair LouAsA-The special msoting on
at hafpast o'clock The members respectfully requested
punctual. By order.
jes Ct E. SALoNrcN secretsrr
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The CRorsThe Lancaster Is. O. Ledger says that The
fears entertained about month since with respect to thu
OF our corn and cotton crops have been
great measure removed by the very favorable seasons
that have since been experienced in that District and
that at present abundant harvest may be anticipated
Cotton however learn from the Ledger is not SC
forward, The rains necessary the growth of cult
waited plants have proved eqnay beneficial to weeds and
tho farmers are now buy employed to prevent the
and weeds from obtaining the mastery
The Star states that Marion District had been visited
during the past week with abundant rains and the
begin to assume promising appearance.
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~ pnder obligations the Clerks Of the steamers
sssfvls Chancellor, and Aleek Scott for late river
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TIE PULASKI MoNuMENT.-A contract has been enterea
into with Lanntz for the erection of the Greene and p
ask monument at Savannah It is to be constructed of
tho finest 1talian marble. to obtain which, MI L. will pro-
coed to Italy to superintend the quaying of It, The
foundation will be laid next fall
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AolA NON Lola Montes Is playing at the Walnut
esfee Philadephia in her new drama in which
Y " hsrons She has been drawing tremendous
houses eut = usual with her. she has had row with hi
hs Y lha twenty ninth difficulty she has had
a1}31 time she has been In this country.
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BObbteet for Mosquito Bars.
~ PINK BLUE AND wHITE-.Sperior quali,4sjust receive
slMpsoNss
uyI1 2pu 90 Canal .t,a.t
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DErEsrios Ar Qu4aASrsyE.-The stssiS1k a crthern
Lishs \ dstsined Y qlsssaiins, NevYork several
cases 6 small pox On hoard.
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DeS "Hfu NoMINATIUN.--AC " meetlnG held
in tho Ninth Representative District tho sth MIGUEL
HERNANDEZ J unanimously nominated as the Wing Csnd
date to Represent the District the State Convention.
A. BouRGEs, President.
iaIn 10
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Nsessst siasssA Violent aossn ptenrted 1T fhsste
yhis oe lef 10 inss sessfa hspses wesv hiswu eea,
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DEDicATioN--st. AIMS Roman Catholic church. new
edihce in Network, dedicated the LIST inst with
imposing ceremonies. Archbishop Hughes and Bishops
Conner Miles, Fitzpatrick and spordecn present and
assisted In the dedication
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HuRRIcAsE.A destructive hurricane occurred at Fps
wsch, Mass on Saturday, the Goth ult, blowing down
heasas tearing pp large tsees aud doing eter damage
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ARREST OF. RAiLRoAn Dangerous flames G. Dunn and
John Phelps Putnam, both directors of the ilstarrel
Vermont Central Railroad have been arrested and held to
bail at Boston, at the suit of VIM Marshall formerly clerk
Of the passenger department in the Presidents office at
Northied, for circulating report that he Marshall wos
the incendary Of the depot at Mortified The damages
were laid at $4,000
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"A VIC u OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES de la Nouyelle-
qeahs &c 10 Mai lsEn dune ordonnpnes du onse
% &c Ia Vile ds la "pouryoysnt Ia
E az ar capital de Ia Grand Cheuin
Mai lS52;et ~fs ''"s ouess'' approuveiel
auss pouryoyant In ouscynion
W ~ VIE de 10 NlleOeans capital Gompapne an Grand
II MAJ, 1852; ct ~ ''" ''un Asofo' appfouve 10
MI au aux dispositions approuvS lie II
lso tnhe oronnanco prescvant manare az outes
gu eyen section
par Ia legislature, ne ponr pouryor aux
d.a Eiat
aes qn enforcement
az ct In disposition capital ans
est pr u rrsente donn6 quune election lieu LDI
ou Ju Sb2 quesionner les
ses oneerss dana 10 Wills de la Nile ui do
actions c'estaire no. mills
de 0pelouas ct de Iuest; qua gtmie NJ
Sa deax millions de phre capital dn Grand
een az rer de Ia Nleorleana de jackson Nord
pohs eroht onver heurea NJ aux
grensra qui aeront n6mnies tar5, w. f-ss'
aphEMIEt WARD-Stati,n -Chsvaux, rue Nayades
r,'E.oND W eDC Case PUmpe Conpague No
earrnlope, entire Appollon ct Nnyndes. " ' ''' ~
1ou M WAkBmGae PomPe, compagne Tuyaur do la
G,US3AlI;KiEME WARI-tiotel Conti rue Cont,
iS9gIfMt WAR-Cae dn Theatre d'Crsans rue dO,lsan,
& a. MR-case Pompe No. lHopitai entire Ro
sIEpTiEME WARD-Ecole de Grand Hommes
rue Vaudeville. fs' S0"t"sn'e oa rhsenx NO. 0,
Casacalyo ~ e ~"'es' oHeo'Shuio aiontegutet
DEaE WARDEncoignure Nord oueat des ues Josephine ct
Washington. " ' uss i"es Nhesuius "
Leg reoufs devront ere ass Mare Ia o
ny-o A. ID. CROSSMAN, Marie.
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GREAT HuRRicANE DESTRUCTION OF pRopEnry.-Or
the 18th ut hurricane OF tremendous force passed
portion of Campbell county, KY In its it swept
over tract of country about quarter mile in width
anu extended for forty miles The tornado was observed
to rise IN the west and thence pursued eastern drec
tion Everything within its range-houses fences trees
etc. were Frustrated The dwelling house grist-mi and
cardng machine of Mr.. Thomas r. Lane We're all blown
down. and tho cardng- machine carried to the dis
lance of fifty yards wheatfan upon the promises wa.
torn to pieces. While everything was so completely
crushed and destroyed by the violence of the hurricane
no serious injury was sustained by any of the fourteen
persons who were in the dwelling ut the time Mr.
Lanes loss is stated at $1,000 he had no nsranc,
upon his property Passing the dwelling houses O,
Fielding Clark Edward Young William Winds and job,
Hobbs were destroyed and upon Mr. Young's premises
large wagon completely torn to pieces. Mr. Hobbs
was seriously though not dangerously injured.
We to hear of much greater destruction of pro-
perty in the route of its ravages 1t is not known how
far IL may have really extended.
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WIG TICKET FOR C0MvRNTI0N.

FOR THE PARISH AT LARuHsS sss II
lip. BENJAMIN, cHRIsrIAN R0arr!1I,u
I. MATTHEWS, CYPRiEN DUF06R
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A15 8llApEs-A hne lunch at the Shades will
y CO. - ten o'clock this morning. There is
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SOMETHING HAL SroRM-The late Cherokee Adyo-
cate says 1t has received few lines from its friend Ski
yahtoo-ka giving description of very des-
tructve hail storm Pryors Creek Saline District on
the 18th inst He says; The hail the size of dump.
ngs stripped the trees of their branches gras
was literally beaten into the earth Horses Were killed
and the birds of the air picked great numbers
and deer also found that had been stoned death
by the hail.
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Linen Sheetinns,

tE PURE FLAx-s io and l2a very low with PILLOW
oAsiNes equAhs ehesp' at SIMPSONS,
my7 9ptf sn Cane, s,roo,
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Marmcny Division No. IL, g. Of 1.-THE following
oce this Division for the tem BKGaa, p
FoyAT n MsM.usnIos Al W. Mourn IAsss aov1s
CT JonN MEYER, s. DoNALp McDoNALp This Division
meets EVERY MONDAY EVENING" at Temperance Hail. ST.
Charles street lain
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LvEcH ~ 1aH PEARL "A splendid lunch embracing
ah ne dseaces Of the season, win be servedaat the
essrs 90 Ct chsrles street, to-day They fix up mat
at the Per in superior ye and the proprietor has
recently made many improvements. =
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FueIrIvE SLAVE Casa fugitive slave named James
Phillips recently arrested at Harrisburg Pa and de-
hvered to his owner Mr. FAINT, Of Fauquier county Va
The Harrisburg Telegraph states that Phillips has lived
in that town. whore be has family for the last fifteen
years and that measures about to be taken to test
thelssaty Of Tbs proceedings Of the United States Com
Fssaaer in tie case Tha arrest HIS pa,sea Erest *.
pitenlsut and stbsSrpa,is sss 20 BIZ seken NJ IL ,uf
eissee il,t freedom II HE fusisits 81
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Supor Apls Pc Albany Knicksfbockcr says that
e q Il NE conduct of this gentleman
nth rss.ssaee n ~ Rpngs, visions etc, several
gsntlemsn q u - q = intend to apply "a Gov
Hunt a oanspisaion 70 ato his sanity.
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SEoNE's NEWMAN 4 BARK1Tl's
SPANISH PRosouNcINe DicrIoN,
ARy-l vol. svo.
WArsoN's annals OF Pn;LApgL.
rHIA-3 yo's.
ROMANCE OF NATURAL SCENERY
] vol. svo.
SARaENI's STANDARD SPEAKER.
Osborn.
;aIn at5,,,Np
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DaEAprpL AccDENr.-Twelve ladies were drowned in
the San Cook river Concord New Hampshire by the
upseting Of boat in which they sailing on the goth
ut Tho ladies all well known and highly respected
and the accident has caused great distress Only two
names mentioned, Mrs. Bartlett aud Miss Thresher
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FIRST DIsTR1cT-Hecoraer JT1aster.-There
were no of special Importance before this conrt
some idle and vagabondish individuals who are too proud
10 work and too lazy to STEAL disposed of in the usual
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.
MAf0RALTH OF NEW ORLEANS, May 10, 1899.

Ia IWh4Llf Sf NEW ORLEANS, May 10, 1889.
RY VIRTUE of an ordinance of the Common
Council Of the City Newoeans proyiding for the sabc-
on oy the city Of Hswoesns the the NewCreaps pr-
an Great Western Railroad Company" approved 18Th May
a to ordinance rovng subscription by tbs
@ q to the stock Of the Nwrenus GREAT
i I'm haioad company approved 7 May 1859
~ Iay y o. ensed AN Ordinance prescribing hold
~ h elections that become third
III e SCI u the Legislature passed 1at March 1850 an
An Act providing the by the paritbs and
% Of this State to the stock Of eorronons Under
,h o. internal improvements and for Tie payment
hereby gysr that election will be held on MONDAY
Jay June 1884, to take the
sae N he city OF Ne1Orieaps the propriety
h h1an shares million hundred ikocsspd ,nr 10
w hloek Of HE Neweans Opetoesa Western naiad
and eighty tboussnd sbass Two rlon III doIsrs r.,
see oil the Neworans, Jackson and Northern Kaiund
The Polls be opened the of ~ and TO oo nj
~ pas under the OF the
aud Clerks 70 be hereafter designated. = Wv fs''s'S
I5n.si " Akl--At the Horse Station, Nayadee street
~ MAkbAt jackson Engine house Is Caiope street
THIRD NAAt Lorlsiann -house Garner NJ ps5io 49,,
Caronielet s' e'iei u Fsfoiao ana
fU sI WhRDAt the Cont street Hotel, Cont street.
fi WAkAt the Orleans Theatre house Orleans Rtrss.
p "a ~ Ahp-At Ensinehouse No. Hospital street between
SEVENTH WARDAt School tatnen street, bewss,
Bag iteta and Union streets. oe'"een
EIGHTH WARD-At the Engine house of pbnr;x E. r.,
NO ., in Vaudeville street. " -A' company
' va -"""'o61' anu GAsncaivo
TENTH WARD-As the North corner Of Josephine and Laurie,
EvENT WARD-At the Northwest corner of Chestnut and
returns of the election to be made the Mayor conformity
lhyfO JUL A. d. CR0SSMAN, hfayor,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-10

FIRE.--A fire occurred last night about ION
o'clock in the upper part of the Fourth District It was
small fare-up apparently and died out in minutes
me re engines were Injunction as usual but their services
were not needed.