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by his brother James Colbath Of the injured passen

gers. and taken by him.
4l.-Martin Tame, Of West Twenty fifth street, New
York. husband of Frances Tame who among the killed
42Julia Anderson, four years old in charge of EN-
incline Shepherd, already named among the killed
E4s-David B. Newell Of Newport, r l., between nine.
teen and twenty years Of age This young man had been
to Georgia for the benefit OF his health and was on his
return home accompanied BY his uncle, who is among
the injured at Mr.. Quntards Norwalk His uncle recon-
mended that his body should be deposited in vault until
sent for by his friends.
44-B. +. Larchier, dry goods merchant of Dundas,
Canada West recognized by Mr.. Sas Reed of Hartford
and taken BY him to Canada. About $500 in British
money found on the of deceased is in the posses.
sion of Mr.. Warner, one Of the jurymen
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n WIS BY LEGRAP
AfYnirs In Washington CITY.

Affairs In washington City.
THE FOREIGN APPOINTMENTS SECRETARY MARCY
DETERMINED TO DISPOSE or THEM-HORDEs OF
APPLICANTs-CAPTAIN SCOTT IN THE FIELD-TnE
CAPITOL EXTENSION, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE NEW YORK HERALD.
WASHINGTON, May S-9P.M.
The foreign appointments to be taken up seriously
tomorrow it is understood and many of them dis
posed of possble Mr. Marcy declared yesterday that
unless they made he would resign his tine
had been occupied with applications for Office that he
had not had time or opportunity of reading single des
patch, much less writing one since he had entered the
State Department whilst newspaper literature and special
correspondence to him sealed book This is not the
entertainment he invited to- and he won't stand any
longer There is much truth in the complaint The sc,cc
on OF persons to fill the Offices except in few instances
matter of little Importance comparatively and the
New York ofces are nearly all filed the Premier desires
to turn to his real vocation as Secretary of State
Rumors of all kinds plenty to who will get mis-.
sons &c All that is yet fixed however, is the fact that
DIX Seymour, and Gadsden have been selected Others
have beeD but the fact has not leaked out in any
authentic shape Meantime many Of the exrectants are
on the ground, ready to hear their fate.
We notice among the crowd the famous Capt. Scott
of Richmond, whohiled of last year many Presiden
tal asprants The consulate at Rio might satsfy him.
srd surely such prowess his is deserving of pecu
MARY reward. Then the question of Young America is
to be solved, and il will be whether the President
for foreign service the of the Deocrac
RerieW Col Polk is here too preparing to meet his
fate, and end that Trousdale has secured the
prize. Major Donelson, formerly of the Union, is
also in town, but not seeking preferment, though
doubtless it would please him to his talented and
popular son in law, Col Wilcox, cared for Mr.. David
L. mour Of New York. the able chair of the Com
mittee Commerce of the last House, would doubtless
accept the appointment, if the seymonrs had not
alieady got mission. There is also host of small
fry here, all recommended the smartest in the
Unon ard each of whom elec.ed Gen. Pierce.
With all this bountifu supply it may be that none of
them viii draw prize-more wonderful things have
| happened. Tomorrow will be field day.
The contract for the extension of the Capitol and the
| Patent Office held by Provost, Winter Co which was
submitted to the Attorney General to if it could be
broken has been decided to be valid lad in due form
those gentlemen have been notified proceed with the
work. The matter created good deal of excitement.
1
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TELEGRAp HIC.

srnINGnED, May 3, 1858.
The $50 express train from New orb yesterday afcr
cid not reach Springfield until quarter past twelve
last night It due here at s2T but detained at
M,iden in consequence oi the blasting Of rock which
was thrown the track. The train had board the
bodies ofEmeine Sheppard Juta Anderson aniNathspicl
Kirg Of Boston, Dr. Pierson, OF serm aud Mrs Flueat
O titchburr
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Lnsr,. CITY rntelligence.

ptANFaoAp COLLISION About fouf ocloch Yesterday
aferncon two car, driven furious speed, on the
plaiAr DAD to Newark came IN contact short distance
irou cr ey CITY Whereby Of the horses got right
ened capsized he carriage, and dashed Mr kanaers,
IF Newark Violently 10 the ground, iouriog him inter
nay in serious manner Both wheels passed over his
neck He was conveyed 70 house near oy ana medical
assistance procured.
Prow,So UP BERGEN HnI.--Workmen are employed in
bic wing the W. rious rocky parts Of Bergen Hill tor the
purpose OF getting material for filling In purposes 1t
chiefly used in raising the grade Of streets now i'm
proving
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CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE IN REFER
ENCE TO THE CATASTROPHE.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF HARTFORD, COM i,
May SessioD-siay 7th 1858,

GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF HARTFORD, COM :, l
May Session-Aay 7th 1858.
hereby certify that honor bic John Hyatt the
part Of the Senate and &essIs Josiah G. Becksith Je
yemiah Halsey, and z. W. Bssel on the part of the
House, are appointed committee in pursuance of a
solution passed. to repsir to the Of the late das
ter Norwak and report to this General Assembly
all the facts relative to the of said disaster which
they may be able to obtain
(sgned) JULIUS L. STRONG Clerk of the Senate
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Personal Intelligence.

Senor Joseph Valerie has been duly recognized by Pre-
slent Pierce as sardinan Charge 4gdires ad interim
in Washington. sgsor Valerie i yet very young and in
a few years he has reached high position in the dplo
matte world, he belongs TO The liberal party, and has
three brothers members OF Parliament in Turin all of
the progressive politics. The nomination of Mt. Va
20 Is an honor 10 The seral government OF sardinia
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NEW ORLEANS, May G, 1858.
The faes OF cotton to-day were 8 600 bales at un
chepred prices. We quote middling at 10c. The in
cieas receipts at this port last year 2i5 600
bales and nj all Southern ports 277 600 bales Sales of
the week is 600 bales; stock 2l0 900 bales.
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The Parker kidnapping Affair.

PiILADEifIlA, Nay 5, IS03,
Governor Bigler IS in town for the purpose of con
suing with Attorney General Hughes in relation to the
demand upon the Governor Of Maryland for MCreary
The kdns pper the Parker girls. BE designs answering
Governor loves objections TO the relusltlon.
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The solicitor OF shc Treasury.

FROM TnE REGULAR NEWSPAPER AGENT
WAsHISGToS, May s 1853.
It's reported that Albert G. Constable OF Baltimore re-
Gently appointed Solicitor of the Treasury, in place of
Judge Ie Grand who declined, has also declined.
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The Southern Mail.
Markets.

BALTIMORE, May g. 1853.
New Orleans Papers of Monday have been received.
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Of South America, by whatayor line, Is cent an
ounce instead of two cents
JAMES CAMPBELL, Post-master General
PoSt.oGice Department. August s. 1853
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Bremen cents 10
A Aa'tt' i'm ,ya,. sud Ffsyins4s Of
Baden -
Bavaria ~
Ca-srl -
CoOpurg ......,....,. ~
DaIultiut .....--.,, -
Frankfort the Main ..,..,,,,...2-
,;otht ~
Laho'tI - ~
lesse Hamburg q
Kisl. -. q
Ihppe Delmou '-.''''t''
Llbee q
Mseken burg -Schwu in ,.,.................... -
N'chrhbufsh-stEe'i'". 2
Nassau
Prussia Kingdom and Provinces Of
Rsuss ,.,..........
SsxeAItenburgh
saXe- lelLnGen. =
sa&e-N elinaf .
s%Aohy' hngaoin o. y
sehautlou'g'LtpS .s., =
SohTar'lbng Lunderhausrn ..
Nuviemhurl. Kingdom Of Observation-Disclosures.
pr pay OF amy less than The fGl Is
gldmissibie.
Newspapers, sent from thu United States be pre-
paid two cents each and lanl ets and NJ gHglnes
cent an ounru or traction f an ounce This is h Uni,pd
States postage only the foreign po tage having b.
at the point O d+iyey. On all printed tn,
Continent by HE ulrd States aud Bremen line, III,
whole etnge United States and furgn be- prepaid
tnpsd lrtitrr and newspapers and magazines rpaic
above for Any Of the following countries may also b,
sent by HE Bremen line, VIZ:
Alexandria, italy, eastern towns Of,
Cairo. Norway,
COnstautinOple, 81 Petersburg, CroDstHdt
DrImglk, Swedeli.and
tlryce. Switzerland
The exact rates to these so soon as ascer
tan4i viii be given by the apartment and optional pre-
payment also extended 10 them
ttrrs to and from foreign countries the Britisl
North American Provinces except d. to be chalge
with siu gle al postage ii not exceeding the weight
half ouhc,; sublr rate, II exceeding halt au ounce
bur exceeding ounce quadruple rate, if exceed
Ing but not exceeding two ounces aud
charging rates for every fractional part
al ounce, ine first ounce,
Nore Tue Table OF Hostages to Foreign Countries
Of May % 1853 remains unchanged except in respect
Brems anu th- postage mphlets aud magazines L
all foreign countries with the exception Of Great Britain
The British North American Provinces and the west
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Al he seessn Of ths Tia 81
irtbsd osssn II The oar tai stoek Canlp tre0s
Asr~l gsl h
s's the T. 50 GO.
nseFsa fsf n
to law th tbs b.
hvOre 81 Iu IL ls5s lasGETs esbs
90 ..a the sopss Cd ~ Pars
a-s -A.ys'e vomiting ta tIs0,4+N
Ia. s.r- II d rss ras ssis an th ruhi. ~t
full u
tar NJ -fsav h. tie ersry Of ne
n enElEs
IslSHss he -csi eVtI t4s Is to p"
roIk Sta zee 70 uLs tue fxnn
Nil 10 yer,
with valve ko, and will employed
aTk.r
rts Of IL CSy Of Nswrssss AHausy
-h3,s s1ian
As sLsurt out spPrve' by the PayeE
sgl $50 sAsnuErl b the Court Tho
Ter satrp
tbs Sty Nav Ons Huo'res NJ i5A
" loss PBysT4 she
~ al Shsr in a. apply
HE = r., .tAs a CO. AsafaEi, Cousssy
NswOhenus,
T. rGsJsf TIE 5aari. } "a YEkr0S, President.
FsWtHisAf q, Jaus. lsss. "a
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LIST o. gRsegi.s ~ xsaI aar gksAREg
RATES OF POSTAGE

On letters II TIL weight " htif under by the
United states and Hrrmen Line oi steamers hereafter
10 sail rtnu-manthly between New York und Bremen
to go elect with the first going steamer alter
tMn lltn OF AuEu.t. lhJl.
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CREEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, M,-x,.A

~ 'susf aad popnlar summer % xs1-rslv 5s
| Sn at
n"tf! Nlrt EZARETH PSA DAT son loan Il pRaDAT
at s'' ~ -i- distant rom
on itt ~ NJ ! ~ Tor ne pt 0aof viait7r
u- 'HtrN ms "a 20 vel known
70, shT ysTs - ppult's n !te .ysaI
her~' 2. na.ar
r .vft u u Like slt
hr - farr noi ast 70 impress 'v rv ysltor, non
y ~'Hl ara, Y bile and tue
D1r ng ne Winter III
90 sddH = lh- BAR and EiLLlsR ROOMS horor-a n Ar
IRE RI sd ~ and BOATS will nae, a, tEe ser
w, n he v,5iiaFs, o'fha-.- alec Ola
Chttl tekS and HORSES nay nro~ar-d a. - m,n,t
~ tn s6 I'D beAss IA NJ rl.aas il euk.s
ana BALI nay BE- expected twice eok e-e'-'
visitor IhuE 20 the Gf.EEs
ny u CasAI Of the ssss1nsr. lsG tksp !. ,hs ~
MS Hotel. $3.50 '-@" - IA" N+'4' q
....TElMs..
n.
90
E4' Chudr~n a~d s.rv2a,,. h.! pr -. IT
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no hf}-Lt,Wt US PILLS sgo THr cuRE OF WEAK t.cvx
DEhAh s5"MAcH> AND DERIT nm Cs5ys J.
- Ei'r.0 sul t.vErr-'i e rrete.. 4
%. ~. az t'a al ,.ria 10 -5v1a. M
my, H.. ,'' 'fs' ssi-ad salii a "a b.
n'-l 1ts IStsd 'pls.s have
.'A'F ae4 ne tAS l'l WED vain. Crrr. r. m.
~ AZ -sd 4 ,i yr-s. ,is.--. -..
~ - p3e' N.' ~ g. Liyst 'sTp aiai hars =
f,i a w siA at a7nt 4 '"sos HOLLOWAY s.4s-sra
Hs, tNi.s 49, In ''G ant ~ o. lis
D,s' 4. Y " NJ. ig as u .. ssst, At a. an
$500 t.a i" holes e b th- prrcip4 my II a-ss II ~
"a N-u nj 800 - 4eI-' aa4 ). " Et41 nj
Y s. a. gsFhale ssvlng in taking the I.rgs ,gss
a. tor hs guidance parents in esrv a.o,5A, -
IS
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ELECTION NOTICES.

1 " l..
| ------
Ta~ We are Authorized to announce TuoyA
.s =, e.n9i.s t'r AUDITOR a u. ensuing n
jy2sGo
zs,. uo.,n. pI;,..-. p,a a. -
zSS,s m 1vg' tutors rleaSo 70 snnouno
Thicf CURT sahjo 70 sssson - rrn cratic
=-===-=-=s=s===--- ~
! u.s. J. g. PofNDEXTsK, SupeTiutendent @
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nsv- JoHN CRfCKARD is g. oandijote for f,,Ep,
q TIE SECOND DISTRICT CURT. nhas
~ .
,p1.y csrk Of IN. sa rol. mi rrr,sn ss,ood d,
DISTRICT COURT .-rsr caar. he ,,s. i. Is s5snre
nc THOMAS G PooLE is y candidate 70,
cLHEK OF THE ss9pEo rIsrRlcT ooURT nh. ID
-----------------
qopr.. within % ~ n. 80 cta an
'''A '"''O DIST u e-z=z2. Wv ORLEANS "A''
| fsS- Nsssrs. Editors: Please announce me a.
SLGASs '' TIE S 70 s MoI r ri ~ sv
--
v.is r,s I1 M, otDLock' fpr CLERK OF the
''''''d It, ========-== "'i II
es- We are authorized to announce colonsl
ma "
rS,- J.pys uo,~r-g i n,ud;1,.. g..
r., q ~ os - aEEs a n0rklSs Is cannldats Tor
"h'' -u-==-
N.Y. T,o,,,. o,,,. -,
- HnhAs hIl.HoRB, CLERK of the Fnarth
"hs
c
day in N0vs"''' n'a'' - MIS-
T9- hesGrs Editors: Please announe WV
oooRf - mhis
Gss- For CLERK OF THE FrFrH DrsTp,frr
d % ya.. oTs-. bo ~ ol 5afa' f b h. r.
%. u q sRHsir Of asa cssr i. .T r,
------~------- WI
gs- Groses p. PrApso, ;s candia.t. sor
,:eto. cossTAs[F rHE sEnoSD J1sTicr's S6rsT
$50
STABLE % TE sxc5I6 IrsTcxs arRT ssT. -,
% al :, a s a. /. .' "a ~ 81 Wards fro. o.'A % "a,
Mss,rs EDITOR, Of III. Crssca,t. p,0.
for ta d.. o. RI l tsr TAGH +
-.
qG5xs7Ags o. I'd gRxT 1t.rict ~, ~ " n, a.
4 "'.-n' k'se'''0 Ho-'-l 49, HIS FRIENDS. j-is
RI PxEn. J. Rops.r, i. Candid,t. FIR
~. III '''s <~'oHp JtsHo''s COURT n.'sn,
.-,,. ,s.. -
- !. !, N, - a. So -, "Ar candidate FOR Con
---u -'i'"
a-TS- Fos CoysrAgI.E, Ta-sD Jr,y7c.,, Corner
BERNARD CAeITY - C.ads.s- f,r c-nassI. o, 80 rI
-. : ~ z...ee., r... sINY sR-t-D. .l'-
IN saitLtit- r5';STo> M ", IN n A. ore.
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Ev~ We are Authorized to announce THoyAs
tAkbohpUGHs candidate AUDITOR a. th- ensuing
seeon '1'IeeI TO The seoi'on Wing Sats Convention
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a. UKgHI,s HnIEL. and KESI1n-

"a CRPHI 5 HOTEL anu KESIAu
- a. BANI No LOO ST. Char.s see,I his s-!sb es9sse
'a<' SO 70 uiHriy know, having tLoroaghil NEN
'eIaTee ~ pain - and IN II
1 co gf ny N7smoiaton ~ ths
NO III
s"nS - s~rVr irltesy SIT izpAh
So T@oa lda"S VI RICHARD NI'RPHN, Proprietor
- AA's OYSTER SALOON. fails -.
- VIEW AND EATENstyE SALOON ~blehts 90 &c VI a.
ss4. srsay .npefior Aky
M IN she socth. ed a. No.
a, rem i9l 81 ss!!ttSsIl II } 1IRT xT- :.
thr last
sshr0ok, lie established ste sar h
7t-rliiy fsrnan.d ~nh bin all his leash,
Sth sueh srper.ars a.
be pzAiic faitafry ptth b, "a So
sss Of " s1'sroHs ,.sna.a snare q Their ''ei"l-
Ia bs-a sIpendsd % tttus The sALtrF 7-r~ Of
9Th the CHOICEST LTQuhps p, ~
sad sno-n ~ Fsaszlsa' 9sslis ~-
he Cooks. The LARDEv will y.
sHcfcfs1 vTsE AND SAM ana he OYSTERS srNTEDz
ansd nsveiy o- tht ystabshnsn
Ill y -rsd - rsoder THE Saloon ~osthv islibsrt
v'-rf". nails u
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NBR ORLRANs MkRKkTs.

CRTscrSr OrFrcy
Monday Morning, August 20 1858 I
COTFoN--rhe market was completely At stand on
saturday, and did not hear Of sale We rat.i, opr
quotations for reference
NEw oHtaASs CLsss'FtcATfnS
Inferior ......,,. SKA lMdd0ug Eoir . IIISA1l
ordihary. $50 "a Fair ..., 4tIsi1i.
Aiddling ....... gEGI6l Good Fair -
6s's bidding IL oil, Ieasd and slno... "a
oorrOS AND TosACco STATEMENT.
steok On hand sopt /, 1852 ......e5S2 u vs..
Received since. .....l Gel 200 g9nas
yesterday. lia--l5o434 l5o-7s l5o
vu....,. ls73s72 80
Exported to safe. ...,l se9 eis 6ie05
Saturday. OOJ-a1G6}Sis ss4-o2799
stoos On hand not clssrad...... 1924 gain
fobACCo-Turre were ssi, reported
SUGAR AND MOLAsSEs--A lot Of 20 hhds Fair Sugar
was disposed Of ut 81 VII
fLOCH-Ihe market vas very heavy and ,alss were
limited t. 800 bbs inciudios lot Of supsrfne st Louis
~ 20 s7A 200, in three lots 81 so 100 Extra at
70 I2s zoo Extra Choice ~ "a IS and 50 Unbranded
g. IS bH
tkNN--Ths sales Of Corn were confined to 800 sack,
Of "hch 100 at G; aud 100 whit. and yellow at g54 =
bushe OF oa,s 1000 st. Lous were disposed Of
including $40 at iUs y bItshcl
PRpVlsIoNs-Nothiug of any moment wss doing in
Ioik. Bacon. Lard
HAY-t0 bales We.tsr n sold at $50 p ton
WHIaKY-Reetaed rss retailing at Est p gallon
EhEl5lllS-Wc heaI 4 u no now engagement
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bills are nominal. We quote
stsrllug ..............,.,... lte,0Iugl.
Now Ynrs sIty day 81. iH6ii, 4 Ct. Disc.
ssat OAsckS On New York ..... 40 I. y ct. disc,
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~ Mosars Rditors: Ple,gc % announo.

FnANcIs LEEcr ds. for CLkRK of tNs FIRST 81,
INcf CURT slioe 70 sss1n - Trui cratic Canv.n
he will % I1ffprto4sy MANY FRIENDS iyis4
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rs J. G. PoNDsxrsK, Superintendent Of
lhs Erghsb D. irsry pos,fFrs Is candida m CigPt
OF TIE FIRST DISTRICT CpURT milo 10
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nLApEN sPRINGS. Alaham. -rhn ~

anasrHsnsd Fropr''o Of these celebrated
NfIE', u hafpT 70 inform b.ylA
re ~ v"tT5 ami prakeh Of hss- udi-in.l
Hht VS. sEbl ,astAy ths he .pa- afannI.t m
N.y II OF fhrsa
'Nss Az Nor - that thsy
L+~ Yet, -hf eighty I've nlss Eob. VIII vh ~
No. .srs-s ns-is a0n 4' '' '''-'''
al
- s'-sns.ts z~'s yisiunE ~, Surig
Suuz
- ~ = Srf b Al f.-or.as
-, .ss-0ratf7l 20 h-slth n. - ''
80
y U f@s'ss Of "a i've kdn.,. 10 p.ur.gi. IL
~ ~ erp~'issss
~ talI .lh 1 MlsIrzr "
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A1ATFST ACTION PLANO -. i-,,,-,,.
F1SrES the ogerl for 81, lksyS-t 9,EsI
.s sssG Of 81 sna se,sn ossAvs s4UAkE AsDf II n ii
iupulR Plano FUk r1S, he eeIsgr,,ra me-J "
Eb@oy a it5Aif Of -a0 gunfpns-d tht
aI=r) 8. the Is"sTy La fszf sszS Of GUINNESS Hill s.
ln.s sfssL EIIIAlf DBNuAS
~ nlNne ssn.s T4sA4 d-,-0 TN
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FIgLLCHENEY SPRISGs-Thc unt,r,irp ed

I'll VI sNLi SPRlNGS-Th he unL ign ed
q es7eessy iA'ofrA he p4hle hist have rarrby
.S~ " And have ID u eous -get q asTv gs
-. 'or he accommodation Ct yi.iiofs
Nc r1s y % IL parma Of 81 LAndrv
pc snout o.
4l'ea ''oftA Jfoot
a.s ~ ~ pr'vsd snese'1u in
ssyc's re re"eh Of ordi- fsn-djss The Bat1 81 *
s sHslhs ~s>r sd much
VIC Cs are hHrarJs, sfFd ns hns hprtsr: NJ -
M n lsrNib wt'h depth Ii .ust a
'' - ar -oh shs sptif slsunat
ea q 1nnss 9t huH.,s ard b., .7rArnx tI e 1,r sss
. ne $500 ns o~7t Vines md AI0rs Me-, a.
i-1E'' seH s't vii be sept avs
y pe1r'd at upto.As nd Ws-higEtnn lpor, ugr
p-"osssss 70 d. spTnss. Goo IG., uruasd Ia an
'as-s me less vii for hire. amen tor 81 49,
-ad bFng hsr Filne Tackle purca,., Al ~
spnnga Yk,ss ID from lst 30. an 5er " %
rERhs OF soLRD
81 ths Assth - 60
Children End ssrrr8s IA prize. J"
Horstzs per
@p- DAlGiE REA rCHtarp -
4 SOARDlNG.--A .ery handsomely furnished
70 = "a is s@sont sla,T, tirpti. loc
'a 2 ihs N q Us eaie brSness bv
-l''lsH A{i hh "its, ~ attsssnK F. r.
nv. - 49, s.el-ited, y ns2ss-ty. nh4s
/ RCADE HOTEL. X s. Moose, Pro- ,a..A
N oauAy kuo wp I. th- sssS
-o, VII V Qp-ed fdls MORNING. i5uday Move
~ fhs heus+ oAa Teen thoroughly
-lN7
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bh ChLEANS Ana ar f. -.
~. o'e tsIoad-catrosa1 sssA -
jor4F SsEs-tH sod ~ =. ~ ~ iol "a i,x
a. ~ ahi every hour .isr4srj. aptiIsr
'F 'a1sHsf,And antll quarter rssi1 10 ..a.s.,
t1-sa Gsrs and AZ, ) eaa ioS4G'
| NJ A n, arr every AftsFNardsariiif - ,r-,,
,n zulilnef and nntii na fpssts 10 uutsy
laftni: Chdrun under /. an Seryss,s
ne se9nLlsur- =
,~r LAFAYE1 ~. LINE
- 'Aee' S1]sfSt 10 IKE DalC. M
In E;r,.- H. Dtps-.v-s J tsr.
. pa a .,......e5 anu y. o'oec
s'rll-r f-e,, - = 7Aonne strest,.....TE and II
i'"0h t4ayetis ...........,,.... sna -
,ier ~S',a Al ppoL Y Barolr II ms
a.. X Z 4 .5}s r. ~. from L.fayetls
b.z.-!Bssr''. -tllftsn 1rasr t. yeaFs hsi pFtee.
~ yo'4 '.eiA s,gh Ear'" P9rt,~s Hs f-s.4Si,st
n - -'-nt. sn.r he pHav--nrniors' hnrrs 81
JEFFERSON AND LAKE e. ZEE --55ss.s..,.s3-..s
d PosTcAAsTRArN sAlLSAY-afs III III -
- m III "a rnu RaurAdF kOA NEH OhLEAff
70 LAKE, PONTCHARTRAIN-
TRAINS. WEEK DAYS.
m From SsFe-lsIh, Cr7tal Lax. Pontctd trss
Tlvon CIRCLE Dslos-s, w. H. II
M-l,As,aSe,fP.
SUNDAYS.
sron Psrddo sad 1vq Circle pepot,sr,s s.IO
a. Afsr wh,h the irliwng express Trans 1iy,
Circle ~ ~, Al, S., s1,ia 4. VI.
From Lake PoHseAG train (rtI Cir-cH) Tssof,E.
WEEK DAYS.
To Tvoi Circle Dspose ~ sY, s los
III IA. NJ, lsk III 3l 81 ~ 81, e4, IL, 81 P. al.
SUNDAYS,
tk A. and Is5 P. VI AFTER ~hrh he follow rxpfsss
to livoi Cueis ~, 4A,SA, AZ, 81, ~, ~, So P NJ
~ Al the 1hove frsin tAh- tamil Caoto
IT. ENpr Tran ONLY al h Station and Jssbsea
az Between Newle-u. and Csroiiou Is
b-Wsea Csrroou and Lake 10 cent? each
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ID ERNARD LUMBER COMPANY.-R.

yeERNaRD LUMBER COMPANY R. {
s-g sAFFoLn, SIS; HENRY, & q. LArlMEH, D. DATE
SHOWN y LAUGHTER, HORN FELTON,, &. L. MYERS 4 Cu
BOWLER, BEAS co snd D. COOS awneIs Of Steam sas
ius the u Biloxi y ssnced
irm Of the BERNARD LUMBER COMPANI Atth-ir Mills
s1eu Single Circular 18th
Woods worth Planning NSchia will
Jingle And three large gang and will then
Lutueer
HsilraI Companies, Plank r sd Wh-rf buiding
ne ed shr
Thslt New Oues ally authorized
Hd yiduz their vii
III good suited rity demand
apt J.,
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TT IoHN ORCHARD s candidate for Cr.ERy
Or THE SECOND DISTRICT ,rRT NILS
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REMOVALS..

Ee hhoN ALL .RRIs & MORGAN have rn-
moved 70 Il. fsos Of J4l4 sweet, oprs. "a Al.
y
IL E.hO' CIV RIGHT, uLIAMs & Co have
a rem - RON 81 Car adele; No. lis .a "a
tNs~, % y - n.
EdOF ALL have removed from No IA
a. Common sweet ~ No. IS nv Old .s-Ha
mi !------- WILLIAM = GUSHING
Ldof AL. O. PfkssON, Real Estate
y " Vote .a tsrhsaFs BF1Est IGNORED I'm -
~ - 70 tT1fn-s7ai sl.e- f5s
Ebpf AL--hTC7il .l.I., BEVERLEY q Co hays
y u gyso-st ton nc "a to No 50 lIpRls sTEEET
OIICE.-BAhELLI & Go. haze removed bach
= !. ~. y -. III
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~ SAMUEL g. RISE 10 = Candidate fo
CLERK of THa FIFTH DnTkIcr COURT =. Ei-,u., sr, No
day In SVv.u Yer :.
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Hans, BOOKS, SHOES.
MUSIC SHORES, El0.

N ohsTs ssl- FOR froi ElfseI u
fssS. CO M M ShicnsniNa .aS rLsY,L u q
al AZ .. asist.d ~h tue saSine
rs.Pss,hniy sA
ns duns ss-eisly ana -lTh d a-st.A. .-9s
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ZsG~ JAHFs A HOrKTys is candidate fhr
clFEh OF The FoueTn DlsTgICTCouEr or NEW oRLHANs
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q NAUTIUT. -The success Of DR. LEwls's PSs
~ PArBD ttOuh h-e iHiussi
70 ss Al r-r, PlrraS
lssr tie VI Fssss
CIscvsEA June 10, lss
hereby ssrx thnt NessrS Csns'.t
asearalns ny
sNsa .tb mys rssPcu.rbls ,he
Eitt< prepared " ssss P,N.aa H. L. L. LAWS, ~ D.
~ La 81 UNivrEsrY ~ LoUrEAzA,l
Nay a, 1883
Having s,slytsi snPlss Fslr
kI.sgrs Ch-dIsF AA pssoa'Hs
ei.j NE sonEsJ bssvs thy AID excel
J l. W L, kIDLEL~
~ PTsPhrsd and aolG BY
CHANDLER / BRo Eniaa ssrrsA
irsI N.Y. New lsrss, 4. sy.sR'a.