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CITY DIRECTORY.
NHRELINC pOsr oFFIcE.
No. 42, MONROE STREET.
JACOBS. SHRIVRR. p SMfl

No. ~, MONROE STREET.
= #s q JACOB SHRIVBR, PM
arrival AND DEF Arturo HAILs-SsEw ARR AsoyxxsTA
Great Mail-erlivcs at Q ps M, from the East
departs ut q +. ln TO the West
'rreat Matl-arrives at 60 u. M from the West
,,,u..,, departs at a. M, to the East.
Mellsvllie-arriSes daily Sunday excepted at 10 n
departs al ) u. III. = ,'' 49, ~ ~ AA~'
ILtonsvillearIives Tuesday and Friday at ia. a M,
i2IRrts same day, time. - '
rarkersburg-arrives Monday, Wednesday and Fridxy;
cIdIs at ~ a m on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
departs at g. AN. "
Wocsterarrves Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS at
"a III Departs Monday, Wednesday, day al 4 a M
Morganown-ciG waynesburg, Pa, arrives Thursday a;
:rri Departs Friday at c, a. M ~
departs Wednesday at 8, a. IN. ~ 80
bethany and West L berty-caves at O'Clock on Tues.
clay, Thursday and Saturday.
RATES POSTAGE.
The new Post Office law, passed March 3D. 1851 fixes
the rates OF Postage follows e
On LeeTs-Any distance within the U. S. exceeding
1000 miles, half less prepaid or g. unpaid
exceeding 1000 miles, &C prepaid, or 1oc unpaid
Every halounce or less, additional be charged
according to the above rates.
Drop letters cent; advertised letters cent
10 any other charges.
I'm
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nIS IhIIuues hahubls, Pamphlets engravings, raga.
BOOKS and every other description oprIted
bound books not exceeding p lbs in weight All printed
other than newspapers to bona
periodicals published longer period than months
be prepaid or charged with double the above rates
These rates include, in addition matter specified
all transient eloseTs not sent to subscribers
On Nerapers not exceeding ounces in weight and sent
from the ofhee Of publications quarter
Distance
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100 DoZ Gentlemen's fine Moleskin silk Hats. fron
AOO one dollar and upwards, for sale at '
sePsS q - S. D. HARPER,
10 PAIRMen's fine French Calf Boots ipsf rec. ~. :,
Il the sign of the Black Mammoth Boot. $500 s' ~
nos6 = ,is1si ToDD& DEvoL
ny ldeeSl KILLS g. CALDWELL,
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FOREIGN POSTAGE

Alexandria, via Marsellles Malta Island OF.
algeria Mecklenburg Schwerin
austria anu Austrian States Mecklenburs Strelitz
Baden Modavia
Bavaria. Naples, via Marsees
| Belgium. Norway.
| bremen Oldenburg.
Brunswick Poland
Beyroot, via Marselles Prussia
ilardanelles, the, do Roman, or Pa?al tates
Denmark. Russia.
France. Saxony.
German States Scutar via Marsees.
liloraltar Smyrna, do do
Greece, via Marseilles. Sweden
! Hamburg and CuxhaVen. Switzerland.
Hanover Turkey in Europe.
| Holland. Tuscany, via MarseiIIes
| Hong Kong. Venetian States
| lonian Islands. Walachia,
IIubeC. Wurtembure.
BY the BREMEN LINE, letters be sent to Germany by
preparing the Foreign postage and the United
age of 20 centsi or they may be sent wholly unpaid
To CESTRAL AMERICA, &c-Letters from the United
States 10 the olowin named countries must
paid at the rate OF 80 cents half ounce in.
clndes also the foreign postage 25
ceivcd, the foreign postage is required paid in a
vance leaving the United States postage cents to be
collected on delivery On newspapers from the United
States cents must be prepaid and received four
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SEAIwEEKLY papers double the above rates.
| TRI.wEEKLY a. treble
MONTHLY one fourth .-r.s-
SHhI.MoNTHLY 90 one-hdlf
DAILY, or otener than Iieeeky times above rates.
rating the distance newspapers subscribers the
oee OF pubcation and not the county line is to be the
starting point.
FOREIGN POSTAGE.
CANADA, &c.-Letters to and nom Canada and the Brit
lsh n. American Provinces, for not 5000 miles, 10
nent optional. 'f"'
GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAxp-onl letters between anv
Office in the United Staes California Oregon excen
ted, and Office in Great Britain Ireland
per half ounce, IS cents under and s
cents If over the rate being doubled after the
first ounce. Prepayment optional. On newspapers the
rate IS two cents eachto be prepaid newspapers to
any foreign country THROUGH Great Britain each
to be prepaid.
GERMANY Prussia, &c.-Leters 10 the following coun.
tries, via England must be prepaid il British
er, cents il by an American steamer, 81 cents
Iia ia MnrS NIaltn ISIn., laf
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RnteA ofToll of Wheeling and R eImont su,.
pension Bridge.

For foot passengers over both BRIDGES trans
or 10 Island and back, cts s cts
90 man and horse, 10 10
~ horse carriage wagon, 10 81
g horse dray, 20
% / no cart, %
"2 horse carriage wagon, 20 20
"2 horse dray, Is
"2 horse cart, 20 10
I" 3 horse wagon, 25
"a horse wagon, 10 co
. horse wagon, GO so
a. 6 horse wagon, ~ I06
"a horse mail ofpassonger coaches, 100 125
For walking to Island and back per month 30 cts; per
year, $500. ~
DRovES
For cattle per head, 5cts
"a horses per head,
' hogs per head,
90 sheep per head,
FOR RESIDENTS ON THE ISLAND
With the privilege of passing either bridge sngy
year, S3O0
Families, Exclusive of servans) not exceeding
six persons, 600
"a Families do do
10persons, 76O
both bridges, single foot passenger per year. 500
"a family, 10'06
u Funeral professions exempt from toll.
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The Heroic Women
HISTOR

Comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam
pies OF Female Courage, DisintefeStedness
and Self-sacriice of Ancient anu
Modern Times -.s bid
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MISCELL ANXIOUS.
r4a SOUTHERN FINE, ART!
Il. b. WEIGH, OF CHARLESTON. s. g.
GEORGE WASHINGTONI

WELCH'S magnificent Portrait OF washingtoi--C2Ob by
NY 6inches)-Engrayed on steel (by permssionS IRON,
Gilbert Stuart's only ORIGINAL painting >7+7'''
The celebrity OF this great wing has doubtless
come as familiar as household words minds
ry person in the United States who eau read -
Evory Artist Scholar, Statesman Jurst, in our owl,
country and IN Europe, capable Judging ponouice
IN. WEIGHS WASHINGTON
perfect transcript OF Suarts world renowned painting
and as SUCH the only correctly engraved portrait in cxis
tcncc. " -
FIVE DOLLARS PER cory. .s.rs
The only merit this Port washngon is
mat the Senate OF the United States
ed Scholars Artists, Juriss Statesmen OF the United
States pronounce it the only Portrait Washington
ever engraved
Particular attention is invited the following letter
States 90 ~
49,. BALTIMORE, June &c, 1862.
DEAR sIR-Accept my thanks for the Portrait OF Wash
on AS work oart its excellence beauty must strike
every one who iii audit is happy its likeness
10 the Father Of his country 1t my good fortune 10
have seen hiin in the days Of boyhood, whole
appearance is yet strongly impressed my memory Tho
portrait you have issued appears be like
ness representing perfectly the expression, as the
form and features OF his face
With great respects
lamyo ob't servant,
z. H. TANEy
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On CiretlGrs, dc.
Gnsealed circulars per one one ounce or less
For any distance not exceeding 200 miles -
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n. B.-L. S. & Co, have recently published and have
nOw for sale the "FARMER'S GUIDE by Henry Ste.
hcns of Edinburgh and Prof Norton Yale College New
i!oven complete in2 vols royal octave; containing 1900
lagcs, II stee! and 600 wood engavings Price in muslin
binding sc; in paper for the mail, So aug "a
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kEHE regular time for tho commencement the Fail
Session OF this institution, will he fret day Of Sep.
.rSer nert Each Session continues fire calendar
Inc teachers ut present connected with tho Seminary,
10 as follows: -.
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I'd Flour Exchange will reach probably Is 900 bushss p
day saes to-day Of 5000 bushels Corn at 81 70 so for
ms Iai s,s very prime Whit also Yellow a. 90 to DC
at b2 to c and yellow 81 to Csc u bushels mized 80 ~
de 0AT5-h steady demand GALES oi Virgn'a q 8
to 81 Maryland IS to 49, and Penns Jvaua Al to H.
Li5hel .FL0URThc Flour market has ruled dull this
week, though prices bav" Sigh y improved The at"'
however have been small W!,n left the tn.rHot on
Friday last gales making at 81 5G4. On Monday
few hundred bis fresh gutl sold at 81 56j4 The Eu
roroau adyccs gave somrvat more hrmnes 20 the mar
get and Tuesday 500 ibis sold Mt 81 St and 900 do
at 81 G2. Sales Wednesday Of some 100 bbs at the
same price aso On rhursday 500 bbls at 81 e2a for
Sales to-day Of go bba at 81 50 and 500 do at "a 61
SINAI" lots If old nrectiops sold at "a so The stock and
receipts are moderate.
NEW YoaK June 10 .CoTToN-saes of $50 bales
at full rates FLOuRsales of $3.50 bbls at 81 "a to
81 Sc for State and 81 so TO Il for Western Sales Of
500 bbs southern at 81 81 to 81. WHEAT-Buoyant
'ales Of 5000 bushels White at 81 e. CORN-sales Of
30 600 bushels at "a for mixed and &c for Yellow
T0BACCo-sales Of $50 hhds Kentucky ut X to &c..
LINSEED OIL-Salcs Of 1000 gallons at 81 to 6ic p gal
lon RICEsales Of 1000 ti.rces at So SO 10 "a 37ls
wIlsKY-saes OF 100 bbs at 49, &C.. PORK-snles of
400 bbs at SIS for Mess and sl3 to Is IS for Prime
BEEf-Saes Of 200 bbls Mess at sl2 30 CUT MEATS
Sales Of $50 bbs at 6c for Shoulders aud oc for Hams
BaCON-saes of $50 bbls short middlea at y cents.
LARDsales Of 1850 bbls and kegs 10I1 IL cents
Butter IA TO 17c... C0FFEESaes Of 800 bags at 81
9sc for Rio and II &c for Java. SuGARsSaes Of 300
bids Sugar at 4ac for Orleans and ~ to SIC U b for
Cuba.
market remains dun and only about 1000 bbls found
buyers, in small lots at 81 20 for standard WHEAT
There is but little Wheat Offering and prime lots are in
demand at former quoted Sales Of to 1000 bushels
are r"I1rte1 mostly penusylvaniq white, on private
terms including alput 1900 bushels u Delaware Red al.
lOGc. C0BN--In better demand and holders firm
some TO 1850 bushels, mostly good southern Yellow.
having been d. osae Of at Coc inrri lots are uasae-
able. OATS thing iaing go, WIIISKY-Scarce ann
urther sale OF bbis at - 81 Some holders ask
Iihds are selliut al &c
MONEY MATTERS TRADE. Efc-Tbe New York
Evening Post of the 9TH inst says: One OF the ost
obvious and certain signs OF cay money market Is to
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CoMMERCIAL sUMMARY.


REVIEW BAI.rMoRE MARKET For THE M!Ek tNnNG
on TIM IONA rSsU
COFTON-Thc Cotton ma ket is less firm this wetk, and
prices may be considered ado lower Sales since
last review OF 5l7 bales Mddliug to Middng Fair Up
lands ard Cuffs al prices ransun from l0a4 to lie, six
mouths The demand is moderate. Part Of the above
sold for export This is rather feature in
Cotton market, the selling for export which has taken
place chiefly since the opening of the Baltimore and OHIO
RIoad and argues that the business in Cotton promises
The stock at present on band is 5000 bales
COEFEE-rhe Coffee market has been dnll and quiet
Sales limited Ho4ers, however firm, but the ten
iercy Of prices is downward We note sales in all Of
about 250O0 bags Rio at prices ranging from ga t. pa
o., ana lOc quality. Buyers are not row much III
cucd to give these figures Sales also of 100 bags La
qua yra at ,D94e. The stock at present on hand is
abau $4,000 bags Imports of the week 1879 nags from
Rio. BhCON-TLe market isquet. Receipts light aud
saes small Sales SO casks Shoulders at 6ac Small
sales of Sides 71kSc sale of 80 tierces Hams at
ll,c We quote Hams at 10 to Il cents AS to quality
BULK MEArS-We note sales OF l0O 900 lbs Bulk Sides
Mt (0T 5c Also, so Shohld RS at cents cash.
Neutrality-suspicious. moderate Small sales OF Mess AT
$l5 750l6 O0-genery held at the last named dgures.
We quote prime at Sl4Ol5 - bbl.. BEEF-But little
doing We quote Mess at Sl5 50Gl6 Small sales OF No
at Sl4l5. LARD-Sales Of $50 bbls at 91s, and 100
do at 9a.G97s Small sales OF kegs at 1OA6Dllc + ID
WHEAI-The imports OF ali kinds OF Grain have been
small. We quote Red Wheat, good to prime nom
ealy st 81 GOAL o5 White do at 81 9siDl IL IS To
qassH.Fsry choics fpr ery Flour rrsy b. 7aotsd a.
~ II v esihs coss-1ss average sslss ~ iss esFr
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FEW oELlsAEs CATTLE mA8KEr.


JEFFERSON Cry,
Friday Evening, June II 1858
Arrived during the Pas. week j94 head of Beef Cattle
GO Hogs so Sheep, A Mich Cows and $50 Calves and
Yearlings. The market continued well supplied and
prices are in favor Of purchasers;
--rttICES-
BrFr Csrrlr (RausLtoC Wrst'I)..7 Gs45t q ID net
(AltlkJVas : FrXtsl. at 9 Z ID net
ioGs ,Iti6 q III net
SHErP tWest'rn3 ....,..,....-S Mars ~ 4 head
NurH CoW4.....,..,.........f-D EoF 500 90 5 head
CALyIs AE'BIINGs ........S 1 TOii 60 = head
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-18

ING Democratic State Convention Of New
hampshire has nominated Col Blkrr us the
candidate for Governor by vote OF lI3 out Of
$50. Mr.. Burke introduced resolution in the
Convention censuring President Pierce for GER
tain appointments, which created much discus
sion.
\ treaty has been concluded between the
nlted States and the Free and Hanscatic Re
publies Of Hamburg, Bremen and Iubec, for the
mutual extension of the jurisdiction Of the con
siils and vice consuls Of the contracting parties
The treaty provides that the consuls, vice CON
snls, commercial and vice commercial agents Of
each Of the contracting parties shall have the
right to sit as judges and arbitrator in such
differences as may ar.e between the masters
and crews Of the vessels belonging to the nation
whose interests are committed to their charge
without the interference Of the local authorities
unless the conduct Of the crews or master should
disturb the order or tranquility Of the country
or the said corsuss, vice consuls, commercial
agents, or wee commercial agents, should re-
quire their assistance in executing or support
ing their own decisions But this species Of
Judgment or arbitration is not to deprive the
contending parties Of the right they have to
resort on their return to the judicial authority
of their own country The treaty is to continue
in force for twelve years from the date of its
ratification, and after that period until notice
Of twelve months shall have been given by one
Of the parties Of desiring its abrogation Bal
tlmore American.
We learn from those in attendance on the
young man Hay, who died a few days since at
the stcrs Hospital, from the effects Of the dis
charge Of pistol in his own hands, that it was
by ~ means his intention to take his own life
but the result Of gross clrClcssncss or reck Less
ness on his own part, and in justice to himself
and his friends, We deem it proper to give his
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OF THE FIRST DlSIHICC COURT. mbs tet
7s5~ JOIN ORCHARD is candidate for CLERK
OF iHE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mh4s
re- P. NJ. BERTH, for the past fourteen
peu CLERK Of the lat Probate ard e the sesqaa Dis
DISTRICT COURT, Whatever Court the be changed
NY THOMAS G. POOLE is candidate for
CLERK OF THE SECOND DIsTMcr COURT mh' I'd
re- Editors of the Crescent; Please an
Or rhE THiRD piSTRldr Court " NEw ofLEANs. mil
rss- Mesars Editors Please announce me as
GndSie m CLERh OF THE THIRD psIE!cI G0uRT OF NEW
Mf- WILLIAM p. BEDLocK, for CLERK of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT, ethe Court tia" may be organized to
succeed it. nh5 ii
~ We are authorized to announce Colonel
CHARLES A. LABUZN Candidate for CLERK Of tbs THIRD
DISTRICT COURT whatever Court the be changed
ms ------a-----
rs JAMES a. HOPKINS is q candidate for
CLERK OF THE FOURTH DsfRCTCouRro OF NEW ORLEANS.
mni4
nSg~ THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk OF The Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS, is candidate or s!ec.ien
Ha@- SAMUEL G. RISK is q Candidate for
CLERK or TH+ FIFTH DISTRICT COURT zion G,s. Mon
day in November next His te
Gas- Mcssrs Editors Please announe WV
COURT nhi4
ES3- For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
couRT-GE0RGE washington LE|IS he present Minute
ied the last years frs himself candidate fr the
oace cLEHKsP Of said coor whatever Court the
be changed to. i"l7h
zs<s- FRANCOIS BouLlGNY is II candidate for
CLERK OF THE SIXTH DISTRICT COURT
Election third MoNpAy IN June. lnle I'd
NJ IL T.. JOHNSON, candidate for CLERK OF
1liE SIXTH DISTRICT COURT. mas
| Messrs. Editors of the Crescent: Please an
norco thr Ugh the counns q thu Jos ROO II Ia
| COURT. Many VOTERS. iel' to
! hsg'" To the Editor of tie Crescent Please
az 2I 2fG r 5usfc dG c., sS + p
| OF Orleans. Elce 'on November n"' his FRIENDS. iel6
! RS- j. D. CHANDLER is Candidate for Con
s1AsLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. Election No,n
| Der neat ielJ
HE~ FRED. J. RoHFRTs is II Candidate fol
! CONSTABLE OF THE 81 ND JUSTICES COURT. Elocton
! November next. jed ii
Rss- VIM. Henry WATERS, Candidate for Con
stable OF the Second Justices Court Election, MONDAY No
! ,cub"r next tnylO I'd
E0RG ERIES learned within TIN
last two days that several Puportg to bear sgnatnr
for large amonns beg aPprisa H. public that d
sga BY me- an! QUE Tor me They are a9wIh; 2Ig.,s-her
irle az corner Of Ptrddo and Msgdasne sirtstp.
A GENTLEMAN AND LADY wishing Room
IN Board private family, conveniently located
will please address Crescent othee iee lwr
SUNpRlEs-
y y & !s q Si 'sEp ''',
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FURNITURE. ETC.
~ LW ORLEANS and Car LII ~ Gxss.
rJ,Iop sjrpsl--srral,ou kt5

iSTLW ORLEANS and Car fssffs szzr Gis
rJto1 ,ai'ru&l-Carroliop Line g e
papzitrt- OF Traits fraal RsBg-leSas:
silfss fl-s-slS aud ~ A. "a l05s AID II
tce'7-
s.ve,y il and E2nl quarter pastT IL EiEte=.
tte-l Carr5'ioas
l7.fa C2IL--s aud A. ~. &, ardloF.E.
Steam rzinsi Asd hoaI sfaISsrdsr Until 2. nelu
slvrv and un;il ha'-9sst >. II winter.
FAEI5 Children under u AID Servants cents
az sfnuer ths h shissry
tnG -u4 5rt heee aiohtay II ScTsInesr.
LsFfIETTE LINE,
T5ase Casran from TIA lpqi Nc Is B.c-1sst-sst
heps-tHrt y cara.
istasst.e.
-, NeE7t, Is sareare stfsst.- LIZ ariee
,. HlPo, = ear9pne Trest... - srfs
Ats Thrh tHe viii ihHs terminus tesa Einniss
g.tst r'c'c.k ~,
Then a. <, H. n AID II P. =. ,ftcm he DePztl
AEi tls, "a and lQ51 P. A., trcm LGisyslte.
rAEE-- 10 eslts. Children under y Yeas hail pnes.
Eotaspsci hight Csrsfr Parties Hall, ksstrys, e.s1f
tIis Required. the saeea hcars nssli
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STREET NM =

ga Gs-CANAL STREET. ~e@ lAf
a - NEW CILEtNs MANILA FACTORY j. 80
TiLLAS ths le and lstst ttiImiae
-ssrrI,e to spit eustomers-a The NewOenas MAnta Fee
ITO Canal siTsty.
lie proprietor M establishment repeatedly
Ladies SewCr and particularly coming
city, bis and splendid CLOAKs
NASTLAS opeEi and his Ma A
rl the before The! p1rchsss cher ra and they
selling the hsif price
other +, she city.
splendid AnJ isss CsS Maulas
here every article the FANCY kY GOODS
all s. lea for b7sasi French liz ard FaAcy BON
KIBEoSS srgs stock Of EMBROiDEpIES sold
lre Communication q; tie nsnaiActueI I've and Muslin
SACKS aud NASillAE CAPES, CHENSE11Es, SLEFE ES
COLLARS 500 rtnhroiered Linen IA EIAChlES Ihe
sold TRIMMINGS,
~,
sding Drsseas; BABIES LONG CLoAs R0sES; FRfNEs
YELNErS Of the e NTles ,aa fTsut Shades
VET in she piece for na4irg Mazt.hAs.
~ Ladiss wishing Gave particular syle Of Cloak Manla
a have Il ty in the
LADIES FAsO&sRtE M esEs MADE TO ORDER. spi
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.


Ei5- The steamer FALCON, Capt. Neal, leaves
si CINCINNATI, etc.. THIS EVENING. at o'clock.
iols MCDOWELL, JR a BELL u fuyifas street.
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a.. y4s5.a%A@

S.. W. NJ. '.-Conclave No, l will as
s. e second AID fourth tn Of every 9qat at ne
New Nisri 1i, Il Camp C7une a Fsss, a. ~
o'elas Candidates 70, nla3n viii attendance
r. THE ORLEANS DE,iREE CONCIAV will bold their
THURSDAYS Of each month"; The
tfe5l EDWIN JOHNSON, scribe.
Pei can Division No. :. ofT.hestasvsr7 EDtEsDAY
ENESN O'Clock Han Moss ST. Cherries UGcsrs
present quarter ending sept 50 ls51 f. MoTE, W p
ass DuaS4Rn, =; s. W o. WATxiss, IT, j. Weon, g. A.
MASSss, A. G.; J. j. JtSTER, lS' IoHN bEowN, o. SNSlF-
M COMMIT IE Morn y Cont st.eg X e E, e as,
uois B. j. "k Hpydraz street, :" g. WATKINS Of
Apo'yan treett p CARPIErTE 95i tract;
Rstr reHoupou NsHeti W. sNtrs St sHc ana 'ydras
Onion Diyi-ion o. =. OF T.Mesisevety sRI0h EVEN
ING o'clock the Temple Hail. No. ~! fchnTp.ouas
IHus. r.
". p IS. A.; u. NcQUsLTsE 4. s.; RossSvI
A. R. a, BuKE. r. s. Wn Wairs ~, Ii BEeif4R. C.;
poNnLE A. HrGH GUARAI, s.; A. LaMBERI o. S...SCK
VISITING CpMITTEEBro:ae BaTcEAykR no. l2l NewL0vse;
NICHOLS LBERT IoBs CouLTsR Of Common AID Mnras
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RBCEIPTs on pRODUCE

PTNsACoLA-P.r schr Mzrha; Cargo lamsr to order.
PORTSMOUTH y. H-ptr shp s-rmror- Cargo Ice to nj
o,i dcu.
PENSACoLA-Per. hr Ella: Cargo lumber to order.
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ELECTION NOTICES.

s> J, G. P0TNDEXrER, Superintendent of
si Delivery CITY Post-Olhce a cauiitt CLERK
OF The FIRST DSTaICr COURT. mbs te+
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NOTICES
OpELOUsAs and GREAT

~ L
:
a EW DRJEAN Ms. OPELOfSAS and GREAT
WESTERN RAIpo: CoNIpA NY on OR uc.rd
- ,ec6r Of Coarnspy ~ ,rt f,o The ut Monda@ q. Jsiv
~ ~ e. -
a. the ni Of lie cnpanv corner ., B;-o stIsst and tx
e4ap y Alley. BY order q the Be-ri
BENZ. +. FLANDERS, Secretary.
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y Dra age sac.p. to nose ho!.ar nv w,i'eu odrr
jsl4n + u DALEY, IS 1rlouro1las ctr ct.
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lIDTICE.-NEW ORLEANS, Nav 81, 1895.
We asats Of nrpeuarng TO tys ae in general
e1I II rasii Ia .e & n, Vs,i .r. nstyiet !, taeaer
III Slp- r y ,inrrr yo aoa,siy dsh La 81 II
lan rom ls I, 4 a. ng. s s Iigiai ir~ "a Ma,
i~i4 AUGUSTUS DRoz s-erstp-y.
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Z ECORDLRS OFFICE, First District
a Cvnf New Orient and Parish Of Orleans no THE RES
iSrs Ct THIS TSIRTrT-p a.. an no g t-u hara au
rrd ~ Taken in 80 ,ri,r,. with the A.. OF The l. stu
H. ions r. NADER fo he Flr., R-,r-sen'ave n.tti,.
Nj cNh HICKEY, for the Ssunl Eepr s-nare District
Nj ~ FLANAGAN or tLe Tbif l!rprra'n Aigs ps'Tc'
- - llt Ill WINTER, p 9ri;r fira' District.
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A@ CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS, 1858
AZ To Up TOWN psrone have
opened IL Branch Of CONFECTIONERY, urder the ODD FELL
lows HALL Camp aud Lsyse rts and placed i
VI Nessrs T. MORRISON aad w RULE,
whose long the business ard po,t.n
have them Jyersdy popular amrg
Thrir hav in the Establishment viii he sufficient
those vorng them With orders, thai lsy will promptly
and carciuiiy attended
We that BY proper the qualify Of al ares kept
unlsrtak aporton, least OF dot aOuage
the Iubhl has kindly bestowed upu OLD STAND
D. COWANiS 4 co.
P. Connected ICE CREAM SALOON FOR
LADIES unsurpassed tor and h
Nv PicayunG am Delta peGsa copy. api. In,
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ICE-lCE--ICE.

zee! ICEl-J. STAFFORD & Co. Wholesale and
Il Dealers ICE l. Elyssn FIELDS oppcsit. the
5u'charau g.lra DEPOT lower side. No. 1853 Old
lourpr STREET No Ne L.,
street Tehoup,oss
Houses Ninth and Harmony Fourth Ds
FCE-J00 to 1000 tons Ice, to arrive about the
Nav sale ny P. VIII NEy co.