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MTADISONVILLE lot Z 1.-The SUBJ a.
having leased the Hotel will open the
the goth inst Having large aud Rooms he will b able
omrodate families in comfortable AS it HE intention
keep his table supplied with delrcy the he hopesto
affair share Of patronage. The terms for Board
Per so
Per Week. 90
BAR ROOM The Bar will be supplied with the best Of Liquors
my19 3m ]. .HARGRAVE MCKAY.
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VHE UNDERSIGNED, duly appointed A

l. ofthe old established house
ARBOUIN MARETT & CO., for
the sale of tho superior BRAN
DIES, also SOLE IMPORTER Of
the celebrated p o U NEY
BRANDY, ia now prepared to
receive oIdera for either, to bs
shipped direct to any port in the
Union, ,atthelowest market prices
in Cognac.
gSsmp,es can be soon a the
office of
fsn
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A L. PLOUGH 4 SON, DEN g.
IN. lists, No. Carondee street, bet Canal -
sSs. Nswts%a, ls H. Sga msjs S,s ss,
PLObG will henceforth attend the practice of his profession
bis city ii place l. PouGII J will practice
Permitted The following gspensn Thomas Chlds Bve
Texas Bishop Polk Iourche W Tucker Laiourche
t. Riddel omsr Lauys Esnry
os g. james La John agau Ed bsrye, Dr.
rbard eryils La; Dr. Duifel, Ascension, my26
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The following resolutions, adopted by the
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tAE EDIOAL NoTICE-DR. LOCKWOOD, who

has obtained 80 great srePasen in Louisville Ky and
FEVhBS well ms all the following Rheumatism Geu Fit,
p seash,s psurs Hepnia Liver Complaint
dsectons last College together
mems Morbid which hs exhibit enable him
az Venerea Diseas such as Syphilis in it, worst
soSndaty onorrh9a Structures Glee Spdidimis ETC.
ce No. 30 PLPpA between
d. LoCKwooDS sPECIFfC cesn curtain cure for syphilis
Gencea esc bs obtained the Office,
On the receipt offye dollars postpaid part Of The
United Saos The greatest will be
ET Office hours from A. NJ. to 5r. o3 1yos
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Mr.. Burke presented the following resolutions,
which were adopted, the rules being suspended ::
Resolred That the Comptroller draw his warrant the
Treasurer in favor Of
Mrs D. Hayes for dollars and sixty-one cents
Jesse Gilmore for seyenty-cght dollars and eighty
cents.
James Brewer for eight hundred and forytwo dollars
and ffty-three cents.
Chders for seventy five dollars and sixty five cents
j. g. Tanning for two-hundred and seven dollars and
forty cents.
Same for sixty-three dollars and four cents.
j. p Freret for hundred and si1tysx dollars and
seventyfour cents.
Stafford L. Barrett, for three dollars and fortyseven
cents.
Frederick Fisher for eighteen dollars and nineyone
cents.
6. Benoit for nine dollars aud forty-six cents,
j. b. Gassin for twelve dollars and sixty-one cents
H. cameron and W. Stroringer, for seven dollars and
fifty six cents.
John Batchi, for five dollars and four cents.
p. Green, for one dollar and eighty-nne cents.
H. Schtmeyer for twenty two dollars and six cents
A. f. Cochran (bi of oily for one hundred and thirty
six dollars and twenty five cents.
Resolred That the Surveyor be directed to issue cerh
Gates to Barker for the property holders proportion
the expense of making plank road on the FIRST stree
in the Fourth District for all the work accepted by him
Mr.. Stockton presented the following resolu
ton, which was adopted, the rules being sus
pended
Board of Aldermen: To F. A. Michel, Dr. June i
to July l9-Sundries furnished to the Board and
memorandum hook, Sls. NewOrlcans, July l9, 1852.
Resolved That the Treasurer pay the warrant Of tn
Comptroller, the above bill.
The following resolutions, adopted by tn
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MEDICAL CARDS,

M X. f, FRYER & W. A WILLIAMS,
w .NpAN DOCTORS, curnble chronic md acute
deen.ss oi men, and children.
~ Residsace md Office No. SO FBENCTfEN STREET
L. dt
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VE7 ESTERN VERANDA, corner Julia k1s.z4
w and Thoupoulss seetsThs above establishment asssH
changed bands and undergone complete renovation
with furniture tie popetora would most respectfully
IN style not surpassed in the city.
They that this honns will to-day the
2h under the best and irnhed with
ibe choices; Wines and Liquors.
js2ctf LANE Il DUNN, Proprietors.
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MANDEVILLE HOTEL - This Hotel a.
I'VE having recently fitted and furnished, Ea
reception There BAR, TEN PIN ALLEY aud
BATHING attached all the accommodations
dered excellent It but two hours a from the eiwo
plying daily only twenty-five The FISH
prime served Wy experienced hand and the BATHING the
Lake, ether place excepted Suitable accommodations
for families and private psrtiss. Terms moderat-.
bOAhD-fEh ou
jya sm .. BLOCK 4 CO., Frcprhtors.
BACHELORS HALL, Biloxi, Miss.-As.A
D Formerly FRANKLIN HoUsE.-pIIILlP CANTER- IEaaN
BURY to inform the public that he
prepared BoARDERS good FABLE will be kept the
BAR supplied with the best OF LIQUORS.
-TERMs-
Boarding and lodging per 90
90
iefi
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OMciel.
Oficiel.
CONSEIL DES ASSISTANTS-ALDER

CHAs. CLAIBORNE, Secretary.
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NELAUVN GFhINUD VIII DC upeH lUT Ine EG;f
reception visitors the fst day OF June. Extensive 4
the Winter
persons comfortably Efficient
been propretors
better prepared satisfaction this than previous
their will be render tic those who
may av Them with their company pleasant and agIeeahe
js2 tsepl CONNER d HENRY, Propriesors.
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CREAT ExCITEMENT!!- The celebrated

GREAT EXCITEAfENT!!-Th The celebrated
" MADAM LAMONT, from Barnnm,s Museum NewYori has
.a city and holds her court At her y d
informed Of wonderful revelations the senihe principles
Phrnology and Parsty The met Of her prediction during Mile
nds death her aniened
marriage thin months each other with the initials
which
ssos of the superior talent of tn wonderful ady
ability who have consulted hBr
wen, dissatisfied hut have honestly tha. Of
only told the Beware inpese who
gpsy without character knowledge.
residence Of Madame in nd0ozsn, and her
Eastern agi her the advantage
knowledge in this country
important Law suits pending VII find to their to give
unhappy families happy aied in that
- OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.- -
GREAT ExcTxMRsT.adam Lamont creating Considerable
tement stNo House, she holds her She
is telling wonderful ihm2sNashyle union May 1881
MADAM LAMoNTWe believers telling,
full enough to take comes,
gentleman informs that Mad. Lannon'S revelations actually
astonishing and that she reads Of bits strangers
sseing them first tns which actually bambopz
POUNDS thsmIN. o. Daily Times, March q, 1852 noy6H
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&C. e. s. ss ssss II
Y. o. .n s1s q s
spss, 6 & HOLDERS are @ ,er ty
1 sl;: g
sss ..s .ass s asss 4 sss; ss FL Il
ss e @
The H. 4. ann ss br \ 10 chance = prices Their
o1diny Ss Msiiiss
IAN rs ssi. from
o-Ia receipts have light
aA ds" e.. md n mixing Sd of odsra.e
ss s s sa Z, sds S,sssJ
s r. . .s & 5 sss, ssss
sss ss ,ss
Coz r. sss sss s
usually soo6 bids asked
nj E.
coFEsEs hayeto active market n. win
f
e. iSs IS ID The import this
United ss s have s
,ss s s
CUBA " 10 hds NewCriean
814(15 Co. AT Tuesday
ssss e.
from NewYork. =
sPIRITs-Moderate sales Of New England Rum. =
ClARLESTON November ..COTToN-The transactions
Saturday reached 1600bales sA1o
the bulk Of which nboqt 1900 bales brought sx@l0c
finn, and prices FULL " ~ y
sAyANSAH November roS There ha. been good
the s footing 1854 bales s the following ar
at Qis ~ 500 at TO- ~ at lO lss
firm. = - - ! ' ~ ? =
MOBILE November ...CoTToSGhes disposition to re.f
zs noticed Yesterday has shown itself the
being unwilling to make further II price, the sales
Btrted ton little over 1000 bales Middhng 9Es. - rs
today sales made at
sefor sides 7@7H for shoulder, and 12@lssior hams
corning to quality
Of $50 sacks Alabama the wharf
Western, in large lois, at 15c. - - n
ST LOUIS November 2Receipts and ssIes of produce
tied on chsnges prices tobacco as lat
quoted Hemp and Lead unchanged
nand with slight improvement in no nsket
Oats realized 25s advance Nc as PROVISIONS
grosees Weather air and cool NeworeAns reighs
but former rates obtansdi river rising slowly.
ToBAcCoNo lugs sold at
the Panters Including hhds at % 965 a and AGA q
d.. :
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Most Of the Transactions sucA have been at % bat sope
lots of vcrv nr,ms ola \. s,d a. laa ana dam. ana
a. ,,o.,,n....,s tssel,xoa "a I,' yt,, 81. ~,
sls p@'os'. ~ Su"ooY posns. ea'.
.Aou helry oooO sacKs az eas'pl fases'- Wy 'she'
closing II oSfa6Ot bushel.. Oats nave bcen 10
limited supply and the rates % with sales Of Ordinary
Ohio at 3s<G30 prime do, at no. ana Of ST. Louis at
lals4 ~ hrah.l Ivbe.t has aavsncea and, "a have
ON =, -. - 80 :.
!. - 80 , ~. !. :, y. -. - ~, ",
pusns'. nran mas soiu IN se ~ s's 1soucsa
rates Of 90O95f U 100 fb.
Weeks rccsipts of Corn 1854 sacks-exports 74l9 4
+ PROyIsIONS-We have hut little alteration to notice
In pnr, ~. .o,.s ba,,,o Iean ,,,ted 10 6, lots 4
sno ss'eS ne -, - = to.s' ~
s.s Nee oD'~ AAseo 70 - w ~ ~ nus5
noaers genersy TeazinB pay zoW$lS oo y Dbl ior re-
tail parcels Prime has sold at $17O$l7 Co. but with few
transactions of moment We have noticsd some small
arrivals Of new Pork intending ,ot ~ liza bbls Mess
Ia ,s.tt.a.. ~ - ~ - ....s l. :. III
WIN yoe1siu"y w Dsel hAs oonsnuea " ~,
In small lots 1t $l4 50O$l5 for Mess Sl2 5o0$l3
Dbl for Prime aeon has been dull during the week,
and the sales ,,,nita IN se lots at range gf
!, " - .S,,.s-s; 49, r.n;.S.t; s;aas "a
7A07hf for,good to choice Shoulders ..Hams have
ranged at 70hNO15$ ~ Ii for good bagged to choice
sugar.cured " Lard has been firm but generally quiet
~, sa'es -S'e - - 81, -, - - !,
-. 1,a..-A.. 1so -. I,s.a .,,s - ~ >
49,. $3.50 :, - =. -, 80 - =, -.
rate of ~, and 700 at 1914 fb... Western Butter
has continued to Cell at l5e II Ii for ordinary to prime
= ~. 49, - 4, w. SS-'' W s's'-A
fseScrve5 ou IuuTsuAy; d. lVtaF p lib. 5l
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Pontoharan Railroad, NswOrleaD
mend herself the nha this nsghbohood
of FORETEL1 ING EVENTS VIII Gil WILL AND MUST
give explanation with reference the ct
there such enable gifted
through the the spirit has had pie
chat predicted
Madam constantly TO be eOnsdltsd at her
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COMMERCIAL SUMMARY.
9orsiQn Marktts-ptr Canana

LIVERPOOL, CoTToN-The
he si
"as 49,. ' At
me week. the .ma
s ne. h s oaa d y s
nd En- m G q Id til.
:s ;s ~
y stock Oh THIS period LAT
M Is az s:s
s Ss ss
Flour Canal sllag y. Gag as. and Bal
dsarer, being Yellow ss
could PORK nothing
assa @ Ia sSA sse
Ne.
LONDON, October the coonaAnd
aa 1ssss
ienEsj lis Spirits sBrissa, - -
a sss
Tis, and sroat
A. MONEY SeE ssd demand The
S:, Money Bar silver
~. fSs. sss
''@'N''' Domestic iaarktts.
Ss1Ra
Neworl ans and Mobile
6 5sss months ,6S n
SddiIng L Good niadias. SaSii
Mddii"g 49,
Geod Fair none.
Choice Upland. : . none
S sitssyy &c M Miassgs FAIR. y
a'ss 1sssf En- :si
fey n Il = = q W. Is ds s III
Ess; ss1S
S s s. sgs:s 81 i. i %
Rs s al sss 1s
nsss
S5 IN Gr s a
t5s oAP TSs as@sad
as ss,ss. in.d 81. i
ss ~
os prms ss 80
% cs"n s f as ts ip''S & OH
Butter i4eS9ac VAT
ExcHANeE-FoHrres1here busines. only doing
, foreign bills We quote as follows ,.,<
On On F Fsns9 s,;; s ~
g fags tsis6t b
|
The steamer Empire City wieh left to-day for and Newo
leans lakes out thousand dollars in specie,
The Niagara from Boston Wednesday, nineteen thor
sand dollars. g
STOCKS, ETCThere heavy the
this morning The most nctive stock Railroad,
which nearly five thousand shares od opening
at 40 for immediate delivery Of
Yesterday large OF " bu
OPTION four months while the
option twelve months NICARAGUA Tram
also active 1t declined the Yesterday
shares Hudson kvrand Erie Railroads
d rs Panama Railroad Scrip brought 1877.
bonds the business small the transactions Of all descpc
summing only thousand dollars 6 Of 1861 broug
Virginia Sizes Erie Income Bonds sold
/ convor,ibles Of 1871 at s., yesterdays prices
TENNESSEE RAILROADS About million dollars
loans this
Washington, and Canlnnnn, Whehouse
terms highly favorable tie
| o. State. The negotiation embraces:
IN the State cents OF t4410
Chattanooga endorsed by State, $780,
City Memphis endorse dby Charleston R.
= sass 0
ngoiniora Commissioners of Charleston
pills receive $4,000 mile from the State thu
completed the Chattanooga Nashyi
Railroad Company who have the endorsement the State as
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
- OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT, I
Saturday Morning, November 20, 1852.
CLHARRD YEsTERDAy

q
i%4- Saturday Morning. November 20, 1852. J
49,, = CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Jane Walsh, Thomas, for Hull, JP Whitney &cs
SHIP Flor dp for Barcelona, = NJ Cabnttsre
Bark EewYork Packet, Gray, for Liverpool Miggott
Bark Cyane, Brewster, for Richmond, Mnss
Bark Millaudon Butler. for Havana, Master
- ARRIVED.
Ship Empire Pnsen, Porter from Liverpool master-Point.
Ship Queen Of London McCy 50 days from Liverpool Megget
6co-ls district
Ship Puneusuk Pratt from Kingon, MeeIer aco-3d dist
Ship Globe, Baker, 4s days from Hnvre, Pouz-3d
Ship Tan9rae Patching from St Thonas mass-ist dist
Bark n Wolfe Porterfed, from Bordeaux,
Brig Soule Smith, from Havana to Dsvisser Ao-Sd dts
Brig Clio Caine, Is Savannah syyd
Schr r Moore from Sprinsfeld-Casin.
Schr High Water, from Sp ingfed-Basin. x
Schr Ponlnedor from Springfield Basin.
Steamboats,. a.
Mary Hunt, Quarter from Louisville, 10
+ John Tweed Nelson, from Cincinnati.
p. Southern Belle, W bite frm vick.bnrg
Natehez No 2, Lsathers, from Hard Times.
Bella Donna Gilbert, from Atcatalaya.
Jennnie5 Deana Brown from St Louis.
Glendy Burke, Bentley from yeksburg.
Fashion, Fagot from Rapeet Canal.
Mary Foley, Daeres, from Lockport.
Frank Lyon. Ashbury from Kentucky Bend,
H.. X II Winsow, Norton from Cincinnati.
C Hays. Brandenburg, from Louisville.
Towboat Anglo Norman Rinehard from the Passesowed
sea- 18th inst ahp Lizzie Harvard the l4h ship job
GaTow; brought ships Globe md FUNGUS uk Soue.
Towboat Mary Kngsand Brown from the
idre Queen and Quesn of London.
Towboa. Ocean, from ship Tamarsc, bark
Wolfe and brig Clio.
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TMpapr,o

LlVERPooLPsr ship Queen Of London: 4Css AXIS salt Dukan
100 Robb36s00 elates steerage
gers.
LvERPooLPr ship Empire Queen: GALS salt Duhau-5o
900 states 210O fire bricks order. : -.
AyANAPer brig sous Ssl bra cigars
de Wiser acolul bxs vals34 bbls do NJ
campo1I NJ Cabaso-l Haspe9s do "a
bgs coffee Labords &ol0 cigars CHINA
mt order.
SAyANNAH-Per brig Clio sic ties 40 hf sundres
EL Lsvy-Wood &Lowe-Jno Irwin--W Zegner-Freeman
tco-J Plunkstt-x oder
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EXPORTS.

Below-Ooming Up.
our ships, unknown--bark Delphane, from Bremen
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
ssS
aisy nc ss led Il ss d hss 800 ss
sr M S ss do o h Dbl.
90 nse4 ss
# &. f. 3d. s s s
81. s a as & % o
@ 81 s sS ss pork s a s b. q. S
aegs 10 dozen brooms dla
@ sSsss
mase Buddks Aco-s do KIdridge-sundrs order
yIcKssURemPs steamer Southern Belle SOL b. Wright
eas
ssy s sos sss ss-
srFls sa %1
u Ws5d dop Man, Wight Is Bsk Kick,
s s Eeoa
Il I
ssSs sys
;t ssss
e..
[ IS
Hss Rsss as.s T.s5 III As...
s Sa eos hda Ger
ss < ssss
s s @ Il ss 91 ss 81
asss. Gerard 4eo5o hhds Lsuye
sugar nosss. Ausastn esessi AA4
Sss 1as s s,
S n0s s,Gs AS on. % pe
siss rl. F Ssss: %s
"a; 4 srisa sesl .ask.
sa
sisss: n'fisS
ss' M9s eH
Hewitt Norton &oo-oa 447 bales cotton.
asa 81 ss.
Carroll sSssss.
Fl; sssfs
ssaey Wilson ea1t %s
s1i fail li,a Built Sss
i Mills &sS Il n Davis zee. Kelly Sonynrh,,
sl7l bales cotton.
Fashion
y sSis moss Landry so5o S sb. 1S1
ass I'd Enf sss' 6fGa saRs
oliver-0 Thomp.on-a' sex. order
DoNALDsoNyILE-ss Mary Foley: At hhds sugar
tb a Brand -ndry hhda lb4 bbs mos,e egsr
81 e. ps sugar 81 S
to asS sugar q se. pSs a
Auga.,in Thista hid. Bsll0ca-ss hds sugar
KENTUCKY BEND-Per Frank s99 bales cotton Swine
s5sfa Aes Ike sssI H
ss1 %s ssssses IL esS ssy ss
Ws:1 tss t, HRass C ,s
sss!snd Bro: zoos TssmaSl q Mheaass 1oys
Sc Ws;I 1ii Wright William. &eO-t0 cotton s7si bas-s5
beam be-. 70 DO 70 III d0Iasa ol Morgan Ass e
candida starch Is do cheese 6uts bb pork Wg
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MADAME LEWIs.-This celebrated Philoso.

M ADAME LEW IS.-In1S CeIe Dfateu FnlI0S0-
Evil PtIER ASTRoLOGlST PiYSIOGNOMIST,
the OF FATE respectfully informs the Ladies
Newenns that from
Magazine No. 1857 CAMP between Eee and Edward
desiring
PAST, PRESENT FUTURE. tB- Consultation
ltIHAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION To
BACcO-The subsebeIs have constantly hand for
IN lots 20 suit PaIshasers GgsA HAvANA FLORIDA MASON
AND FILTERS Also
Mexican ma and for plantation
TURNER q RENSHAW,
mp sireet and 49, Tohoupoulas street.
fad iyis
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The negonos were the Commissioners Charleston and MEM
pills who mile
Completed Of the Chattanooga Nashville
Railroad Company who have endorsement the
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EXPORTS. -"
HULL-Per ahp Jane Walsh: i54s bales cotton.
BARCELoNA-Per ship Florida Is
pigs mdse
LIVERP00L-Psrt lark Newyork Pa-1pt: cotton,
RIcHMoND-Per bark Byane soAhds bills sugar
n,olAsses lay cks bscon. .
HAVANA-Per bark Maudon: kgs aow 20
potatoes do lard oil 10 hams 100
- 100 hi
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COTTON TABLE published, q Table
showing the COST OF COTTON forth Liverpool other
novls Ct = DAVID FELT CO., ~ Charities street
MUSICAL PERFORMANCES.-E MO,
~ GAR z BUCKLEY the RSluss5 an H. seieb5st
s Of Artists fi appear here shortly give
The success Of this Troupe been unequae the Eastern and
WNern sties.' - - nov u
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

Friday Evening; November 10, 1852 !
The market during the past week pretty well sup
Piled and prices somewhat easier excepting for Sheep
which we're during the latter days Of the week
Arrived during the week. 1874 Beef Cattle 506 Hogs S5C
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Died.

Died,
On Wednesday, April 2S after short but severe Illness
SARAH ANN, wife of John G. Sperng in the 5d year Of
her age.
The members of Getty's Lodge, I. o. of 0. F. Marion
Division. Sons of Temperance, and the friends of the
family, invited to attend her funeral from her late
residence 129 East Twentyeghth street. this afternoon
at 2o'ciock.
On Thursday, April 90, Mr.. WILLIAM DrkIss, ST. aged
70 years.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from the residence of his
soninlaw Mr. j. McAster II Market street this morn
ing. at 10 O'Clock without further invitation.
On Thursday. April 90 PEBr ANN. youngest daughter
of John and Martha A. Leonard in the 18th year of her
age.
o'clock at St Marks Church The friends Of the family
respectfully invited to attend without further notice
On Thursday, April 20 Mt o'clock ALFRED LALANcE,
Of Montbeliard France.
His friends respectfully requested to attend his flu
neral this afternoon at o'clock from his late residence
13 Howard street
In this city on Thursday April 90 ELIZA TAYLOR, aged
81 years.
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral this afternoon at o'clock
from the residence Of her mother, ~ Sullivan street,
without further notice.
On Thursday, April 20, Of disease Of the heart Mr..
JoHs SroRMs, in the 3Sth year OF his age.
His friends are respectfully invited to attend the unc-
raj service this afternoon at O'Clock at II Minetta
street. His remains will be taken to New jersey
Sussex. N. j.. papers please copy.
On Thursday. April ~ Mrs ISABELLA CRIcuroS, rcce
Of The late James Cchton in the Goth year of her are
Her friends and those of her sonsnlGw. .mcssrs VIM
brother JAS McCayc Sr respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral, Sunday afternoon May . at .
o'clock from the residence of Mr.. VIM. Ebbitt, 1872
Franklin street.
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POLITICAL.


EIGHTn WARD.-THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN,
- Ward Committee met the 18th instant and organized
by the appointment Of Col Daniel Delavan Chairman,
and VIM b. htken and stephen c. Duryae. Secretaries.
The following resolutions offered BY Cerhon Cohen,
and unanimously adopted =
Resolved That the honest and faithful democracy Of the
Empire ward true 10 their preferences in ls and mindful
OF their duty and honor in 1882 through their ward
mtee congratulate their brethren throughout the Union
upon the fatteng prospects Of glorious triumph Of prn
epies faction in the approaching Presidential contest
and this committee especially congratulate the democracy
OF this city and county the result Of the ele cton
delegates t. the to be held At Balti
Vice which has secured in favor
statesman, General Lewis Cass WHO'S new more than
endeared che democracy Of the Union by his
at the present session Of Congress- and his noble bearing
since his factional defeat in 1913.
Resolved, That this committee hereby ehoerully avow
their unyiedng attachment for the OF General
Lewis Cass for the Office Of chief magistrate Of this
all other candidates named. His protecting influence
in favor Of free trade and sailors rights open
manly OF tho rights of freedom among
the people of NIL naons his advocacy OF these and denun
citation Of all sectional parties and sectional dscord his de-
votoR to the constitution his enlarged
upon all questions Of national policy exhibited since the
commencement of his career statesman all indicate
him (he confidential friend md adviser immortal
Jnkson as the most BETTING democratic statesman now
living to be tho chosen chief of this great republic
DANIEL u. DELAvAN, Chairman.
W. p; A,rxrs' Secretaries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-30
Married.

On Tuesday evening, April 81 by the Rev James Mil
lett Miss JANE NJ NICHOLSON and Jon III. BRAGG both of
this city.
AT Staten Island Wednesday, April %, by the Rev.
DR. Brownlee, Mr. WILLIAM THOMPSON. of New York, to
Miss MARTHA JANE JoHNoN of Staten Island.
On Wednesday, April 2S at St. Bartholomew Church,
by the Rev Smith Pyne, DID,, john PyNE to ANNE,
daughter of Stephen Cambreleng. Esq.
On Thursday morning April 20, by the Rev. Dr. Spear,
DANIEL Brooks. nj d. to MARY b. RANKIN daughter Of
John Rankin. Esq. of South Brooklyn.
On Wednesday, April %, by the Rev. D. Beers DR..
GEoRcE W. BEERS to JULIA A. eldest daughter of Robert
I Douglas. ESD, all of Brooklyn.
In Williamsburg on Thursday April o. by the Rev.
Mr. Porter Mr.. NJ S. Woodruff to Mrs. LUTON, both
of this city,
On Tuesday evening, April %, by the Rev. Mr. East
wood Mr.. JESSE A. BRADplcW to Miss EMILY JEssur, oil
of this city