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ARRIVAL or.THE VAN OF THE 0veR-

ARRIVAL OF THE. VAN OF THE Over
LAND lMMIGRATIoN.-The first of the
great overland army Of the present sea
son arrived in town on the 4th of Ju y,
but one day later than the van of the i'm
migration Of '52.
The party headed by Captain Isaac
Evans, numbers twelve persons, and are
ali from Galena, Ill. :, or the immediate
vicinity. Their names are rs follows:
VIM. Switzerland, Borney Mott, VIM.
Henry, B. Ewett, VIM Gaffney, Hugh
CoughIn, Fred. Simonds, WIN. Nichol-
son, Thomas Wa ker.
The party left st. Josephs on the Goth
of April, with four wagons and twenty
five handsome horses They encounter
side of the South Platte, where they
were attacked by about eighty of The
Crow tribe of Indians, who fred upon
them, but without doing any injury
The party were finally permitted to go
on, The Indians having captured lit e
stock. They met with no dfficu ty after
ward from any of the various tribes along
the route.
The winter has been terribly severe,
and for thirty-seven days beyond and on
this side of Fort Laramie, 1t rained every
day.
On the Goose Creek Hills the snow
was deep, and the weather very cold.
The party took the Beckwith and Sub
litt's cu.offs, and found traders and trad
ing posts in abundance at all promne nj
points.
There had very few left the Eastern
terminus of the route, and th. emigration
it is reported will be light. There are,
however, many cattle, horS = and she /
to he sent across, and the salt Lake trains
passed by this company were well stock
ed with valuable animals.
Capt. Evans is famous overland
traveller, this being his third trip since
the gold emigration commenced. The
whole party have enjoyed uninterrupted
ly good health since leaving home -
Sac. Uuion
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THURSDAY, July 7, 1853.
MORNING SESSION.

The convention assembled at the hour
to which it adjourned. After Icing in ses-
sion all day and until late in the evening,
the fol owing ticket was nonlinated:
For Governor, Vim. Waldo; Lieut..
Governor, Henry Emo, Of Calaveras; JUS
tice of the Supreme Court, Tod Robin
son, of Sacramento; Attorney General,
D. K. Newell, of EI Dorado; Comptrol-
Ter, q. E. Winters, of Yuba; Treasurer,
Samuel Knight, of San Joaquin; Surveyor
General, S. E. Woodworth, of Monterey;
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
Sherman Day, of Santa Clara.
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Hair Cut ana Shampooed
LNarm for Sale. 1.-The undersigned de-.

l. sirous of changing their present business.
will dispose Of their Ranch-all or q portion
of it-on reasonable terms 1t is situated on
the Auburn ravine, four miles west of Gold
Hill, and contains $40 acres, 320 of which
was located md purchased under the School
law, The timber, wator and grass are excel
lent. Also 200 head of HOGS, and about 20
head of HORSES AND CATTLE which will
be sold with or without the ranch. he terms
will be reasonable.
For reference apply to Z. w. Thomas, Au-
burn, or the subscribers on the premises.
WALKUP & WYMAN.
June 25th '53-1m ...
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lumber, Lumber, Lumber.---

IL The undersigned take this method of in
forming their friends, and the public gener-
ally, that they are prepared to fill orders for
lumber of all descriptions, from II to 80 feet in
length at the EMPIRE WILL, situated miles
from Auburn on the 1llinoistown road, at a
place known as PHELPS RANCH, or at K.
]. Fishers shcr in Auburn. All orders from
distance promptly attended to.
TEA MSTERS wishing return loads to Sac
ramento City can have them by applying to
MUNSELL, DEWEY 4 co.
apr 30 n33 my
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hereby given that r o.

NOTICE--Is hereby given that r. o.
~ Cravens has fl ed his petition in the Pro-
bate Court of Placer ounty, California,
pra'ing TO be appointed administrator Of the
estate Of g. r Wilder, late of Yankee Jim's.
deceased, and that on Saturday the 9th day
of July, A. d. 1858, Mt q special term of said
Probate Court. then to be holden, the said pc.
tition i'll be acted upon
WIN. A. JOHNSON, Clerk Probate Court
Auburn, june %, SO n42 2t
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Gem Restaurant.

G~.s THE undersigned having refttod
4EEW and opened the above named es.
HS0 tablshment, two doors from his
old stand and next door IT, v ellis Fargo 81
Co.'s Express Office, hegs leave to return his
sincere thanks to the public in general for
past favors, and hopes by strict attention to
business to receive a full share Of that pa.
tronage heretofore 80 literally extended -
The undersigned will spare no pains to servo
before all who may favor him with n call, all
the delicaces of the season His bar will bo
constantly supplied with choice wines, liquors
and cigars.
JANES II CREANER Proprietor,
international Block Auburn, April 16 my
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vi MsqAiPtes f'-+f t;
Daily Line Of Four Horse Stages.
ESaRHA
AUBURN AND COLOMA!!!!

nN and after June goth, the above line
~ will ] ave the Winters Hotel, Coloma, at
O clock. A. NJ. arriving in Auburn in time
to connect it'll the Grass Valley, Nevada.
!inoistown Yankee I'm. Michigan Bluff, Ma
rysville, Shasta, Sears 'iggings and Downie
vile stages
Returning will lie We the Empire Hotel
An urn, Mt A. VI. connecting at Colona
with the Georgetown, Placerville, Drytown,
Jackson and Sonora stages
m- Persons wishing to travel through the
mining distri is are enabled by this connec
ton to do so without siti G Sacrament CITY
This arrangement forms continuous noun
tain line from Sonora in he Southern mines
to Shasta and Downieville in the Northern
mines
~ Passengers booking their names, viii
be ca led for at any of the hotels in Auburn
or Coloma.
w. L. PARISH, Proprietor
July 2nd, 1858 my
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Finally motion to adjourn was enter
tanned, division called and the chair de-
clared 1t carried, to meet again Tomorrow
ut 10 A. M.
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JAMES 4. HALE. H. o. RYERsoT,
Hale & RyerSOn. nt
A TTORNEYS and Counsellors at Law,
IA Auburn. Placer county, Cal. Office ono
door above the Sheriff's office. Will attend
punctually to all business entrusted to them
July 2nd, 1858 my A-r.0eo
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, MAGA-
ZINES ANE CHEAP PUB
LICA TEGNS,

EMBRACING all the principal works of
~ Romance, History. Poetry, Travels, ETC.,
the most eminent and popular authors Of
the ointment. England md America
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A CARD. D.---W ILIlAM STEW EN-,
~ HAIKDRESSER, in returning his sin
cere thanks to the public generally and the
residents of Auburn i'll particular. for the
very liberal patronage bestowed on him since
commencing business, would respectfully beg
to remind them that he is always on hand to
serve them in his line. The
Chronological Decorating Department
being his forte gentlemen may depend on
having their
Hair Cut and ShampOOed
equal to any in the State; and now that the
warm weather renders the latter especially
necessary, he merely asks trial confident Of
pleasing In conclusion he would only say
that he aOas the first to reduce the prices in
this town and with him at least they have
not 1iz. Shaving Is cts
NEW YORK SHAVING SALOON,
ORES GENT CITT HOTEL
Adjoining the international block. june 25
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coMMERcIAL suMMARY.


reduced. Sales q 1870 bss Porto
%
9
wAou, sh.nE Tbs sale. comprise :%: l9s q h hg.o and
81 .ss.s
;sss:
H. e e.. n s y " s
and enc IS iei Eastern selling ssSle cash. and sx
.s .pi .ss. s Smoked s%:
G s;s Il s s; BY .ss = @
A.
: BY Z zig
q y Is ss sy tx sn' .ss y ss; 60 ." s
snail H.Is and Hddol selling :. o. asd Pooet 50
Aswivs' selling at % 1894 sAd Picked Herring Gao
Upward tendency bbs sosz
g "a 4 ss. I, for e. s.'' e ss sogss brand:
sm 10 .s o ss not
BALTIMORE. March .rLouR-Th. Flour very
ssiss made d. q loco
% h. H s%
Msa III .ss. Of 90 NJ
.s.s. are Sas. :. asase the latter
y Z ss sf g sss .s. With va. ' s .s s
No. gut Lard at s1fe
A as. iss
| Il * 70 IoXe.
demand q. very III rs
market though we hear Of 10 S.o,.ss
srs sgrs y rom two % four hundred The following psleu
s :. s s rs S is A
MOBILE, Apr. g. p coTIoN . demand today, tn
| Middling s<@sx cents, and very hrm-
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VTlHE UNDERSIGNED, duly appointed Agen

ofthe old established house
AkBOU1N MARETT 4 CO., for
the sale Of the superior BRAN
DIES, also SOLE IMPORTER Of
the celebrated P o U L T N Z Y
BRANDY, is now prepared 10
receive orders for either, to be
shipped direct to any port in the
Union, Observation-Disclosures
n Cognac.
- Sampler eanbs sosns the
o0cs o.
feb2 1yis
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e < S S75sss A SszS xspvsfissSsr
$500 . sl 49,
"; -; i: s.ss %
q vs:aT .. A. -,
Y ss e Y ~ z
" h..ia Morton xs:i w:ss aees Shed .,s
Sc. sssis s' csS sssss r. !:
s,. I sss: e
e., s ~: ~. & a. ~ s. ss: e
=: ~. ,.s... c's' A'
..... csss = ss..
Z: %:.s nss .ss:. s:i;s
@ s;:s' S;:s:
ip. 5ss:Is nsss css ssS-l e
WA 5ss:.@I hscsssshi.
e psnss; s'eo .,d ss iA'd ''
GRAND EooRspsr ssan.. D.Im.u; IS s... cotton p.
VIZ $500 e Pssn: H...sss -:
s Doaas xe-i s..s Dsse
s S.s., s:.ss y. s:. c.:: s
S@yshag Gerard Asos ws fs'S Rsd.
ps,s s
ssl:es ss nos Gerard 70 0a'T-T0'a
wastrTnToS p,v. "a bale. co.o, ii hide.
q Psl Mile, Ass so..h Tf;dssi
EJECT % Kelly co1{nsSam a 40 s ss shds sugar
RIvFR-Psr Head-6
DO owen &coss orrsi Gayle Aco-lss Greenwood Aoii
corn Greenwood DO Kenneth Shaw Aeo
Beatty Lgge &co bills
hall orde-Toa cotton
aas bales, est fs
- a. s. % y 3 20 "a A. Rn.i Misr Al ID DO
ssins ~ COT ~ M o ~ ~ ns
s:ss' shs, ebssso sss
All a. bsn ~ sh. b A. half "a pot aoo tcs beef MS
XXI. b "a ma. 4 Sc bbls nour 10 % srrs
do
adnr Sceq bales hsy Wood Loves casks lnde Kennet
xecS "a bes Fsrisy jurev Ibis our Kennedy
do Counolv kssd nrr,k csor o 40 srg
- hrSn pies lead
&c bales hemp Tss-9ss
Mann-Tota lis bales
| 20 hhds tobacco. :
vIcve oupr s,n.h... p.,s Inn t.y.. .o,,o, n
e. sssA.' ~ - 10 ~n.r.
20 49,. WsTs.s 49, ~ saasn Pssl.ss Psyne
n,sI'nIi I "a vst WiIns,. Aeo ~ n fE
Il Fs nc nsn Few. xeesis MepoweIi Mil keo~ii
;an ..n 90, - xnds,san Ms,rslf-io
esSn ~ Rnsh.nron
9s. VIZ p.ds ;,oas MsnJs
yis fia,.r Ta oss Ssls &C. ''.''' "'
NATCToCHEsPe steamer Piota ~ bales cotton Routieu
10 a. squres u r s co.
t,g ,. = ns NM. 'e"' 'ns"
ovls moiAsses nI.na = hAnu's' :. ,,.s....- ,,x :
LAFouRcHE.Per steamer Mary Foley; u hhds sugar e
do "a bales Gerard &ceb bales Troca Haydsilt
| hhds sugar 70 bbls moasses Bcgri, Foley Avery.
AINDENper steamer Swami bales cotton Porro,
&eo-3s sques West33 Cevslaad, Bros
Payne ason9s McIemore Curn AeoIs Pekst Perkins 6es
10 Rawus Duncan &co-g Brander swiney
AGO. Mronyal-3
&eo-i oakey Hawknsa ordsrToA
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DRIDGEwATER FIRE AND WEATHER

ID PROOF PAINT-pspo No 10 Camp stresThs public are
respecty Bridgewater Paint Company have Just
completed erection at the mne Of two addition mills and the dim
Guilty heretofore IN the demand ior OIL
lied upon being promptly hlled
lea green, other coo from the Bidgeyae when will be I'M
medsey this market convenient sized packages
The mixed with lime nsiead Of OLD for ordinary
In brcksay onewenteth lime well
aked This North and
Gently in this city, admirably For r.cons Of
pamphlet which may be had a the
depot o AIRY Of the Sub Agents.
Dry barrals. weighing 400 70 500 bs,
DRY, half barrels, weighing 900 to $50 lbs,
Ground In oil, In kegs Of rs, so and 100 lbs.
Agents for he Louisiana Alabama Mississippi and Texas
And Inv the Sub-ARens teiI
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r p. 8. BRoN is candidate for the
JuDGEsHR or THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT or NEW
oRL.ANs for other Court which might b. created succeed IT,
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r F0R JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT
candidate for the
oMes q JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
ORLEANS. fei e
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CQIsftOm.
Caution.
PERSONS RUPTURED should that bey have seeu
HERNIA with all its horrors butp
ery constructed and we'll adapted TRUSS
Sherman's New Patent Truss
AND
RUPTURE REMEDY
WILL EFFECT
A ERIN EMIT Gu r 4.

tB- This TRUSS is ENTIRELY DIFFERENT FROM ALL
OTHERS form and pneple Of action, consequently ehse oa
sesng ALL TIE ADVANTAGES while Tree IRON the oneetons
kinds
MORE NATURAL being comparatively light In bad Rupuea can be
sordg security all times under the most ~
the proprietor klui the ~escrt
placed beyond she dagger Of Snguaion OF any other o.
which
with Hernia select
apply themselves s bad and dangerous pae
who understand Anatomy and
familiar with tho Of RuPturss Let be that me
Injurious does sntthe form OF ap
piled properly lifted Therefore have concluded 70
NO AGENCIES cell apply the Trussosiv Al my ~
| 81. Gu New Orleans.
Obsery hes i'm n no overt ed
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ADJUSTMENTS.

|,
q ECOND CONCEux Odd FelloveHaIl. - II
~ 4 uUREAU 1890
~ ~. -. hc,or = f,v,sr his = = -
SEC ND NCER
n his nssivs ycs5
FRIDAY svEsIss' A''i = ''s'
upon ''''' $50 IN. ToURxrs5l kAUx. ss.s;s;s
q sssss .gssss1'' !. rs~ oss'--9 - |
p,onrArrr
e,..s Az. ..s. d. ,p.s. 4 Dr.
s:.s 49,. y, W. ., ss.as c..s.,..
- fsrsrasd y l. Il soTncHALx. -.
v' Ms s X II zssi a.
Obs As%: , t;s% -D''i'''a
.s$pe::s ~ -. :. -"
Performed y An s,s 49, 80 a.
sl.ssss s.s = B1s.sr H" s'npe..a W. sa ees.sA.l
Pe5formsd BY L n. 0ofTsCHALk. fs-
,..T .sco.p.
.s.n.a es 81. o''r, z r ;ssS; vavs
- $3.50, sSk ~ =. esss.hah.
i fs''s;s:sS ,''''I i. II aoTTsaHzII.
'''''''''' A'' '''' Nh. rErrISsrR.
TO- sspuor rom LIss q armsmuo "a ,a
Composed By L"s' Arse desr &c Isfp'
=" ''' - ,
2 ~. . ~ 70 sa., s.. =: . =
audience. ,,,r.cy.,x rum, coxcr.r .u ,... ,,..
WEDNESDAY, April 10. ps
CIR CHARLES Managers,
iJDI0w Smith Dress Circle and Psrqasss espss
GALLERY = Door, oPsn At TAI T:ss ss
a. s s..s% .s sfosD
FEfrsAY EVENING April Eamiiv viii with
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~ FoR JuDGE OF THE SECOND DISTRICT
COURT-MARTlN BfAcEIE the ONCE JUDGE
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT or NEW ORLEANS, Of
the Court that may aneceed L. felA taps
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o. q. F.-HOwAHD LODGE no. A1n
~. 1-6~> IN h. On ~ .
sfff31iv 'Fvf$ ma a. ior;I u Il haifpsst ~
ottnL q rca.. g. n. X t>si Fslow} H-n, -
IA h. nssfses rypsaSs,a IN order Of tks n g.
sps oVnns- 1.nsy tn.<se..sy.
r-V----~,.,<,. :, vvrv fy(1xfpa - -
" ~ =. y ~ y 80 r : ~ s,snbsrs sshis :,
p ..s s,' - ,n ss,,ftS
81 lpast eeIoek punetse spenosees u q. p.s
np9fssnes VIII b laid before tns Wif0N ss.sv
ap9 ft JAMn1 " wllsyyss. ess.essy.-
- ------------ .~-s,, u---C n. 10
uDEh6EVEHANCEk he TO- Nv LOS
4 Ths 80, ~ r,srbsrv of this conpssy =
hersbv nosiSsj y ssssnS suses mssae. 70 b hsh
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RLHCTI0H NOTICES.

- Fnsr DIsFRICr CouRr. II present myself
esaddass for 1udss Of ne First Dict Cout Of Nsvorsssn
the Of We paSfh of Orleans. JOHN LARUR mhf
NC Ed. Crescent. Please announce that
WILLIAM HALL Esq viii the JUDGE on
THE FIRST Ds!RIcf COURT 6F NEW ORLEANS The
that be organized succeed under the Consultation
mil T. YOUNG AMEBTCA.
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~ FOR junior OF THE THIRD DrSrRrCT CoURT
G. EMMEne0N candidate scs Of JUDGE or TIL
THIRD DISTRICT COURT The Court which BE- organised
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D-F0R JUDGEOF THE FIFTH DIsTRUr COuRT.
auhorissd EDWARD D. RAND
the jEpGEsHP of the VITH DISTRICT COURT Of New Or
jan9l II
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~ H. B. EGGLEsToN IL q candidate for
JUDGE or THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT or NEW Or
LEAHQs t.7 .t mh1
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~ For junior OF THE THIRD DISTRICT CouRr
GEORGE CHRl9TY candidate the o0cs Of The JUDGE
SHIP OF THE THIRD DisTRCT COURT or NEW ORLKANs
the Court which Constitution. fsIs
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G8-F0B JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT CouRf.
We authorized ROBERT KEARNEY a1andi-
date s u, JUDsEsfnr ne ffTh DISTRICT COURT
orieans jgn2l
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TIE SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE CITY OF NEW Or
LEANS Win supsrceds he Third Judicsl DTct
Court for the Parish Of ysdtrsons fs2l Vi
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NOTIOES

TO. o. F.-HowAnD Lopez No. KS0
u IA ysseiss d sbis le1es yin b. bald o. ~
stf9RDzr EvEsfse, April y h.fy,aat
o<eeh, at Lodge Room No D. Odd re1gss hn
ID Degree msmbsr4 ~ order Of the HS;.rr u.p.x $500
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INV oRLxAHs CATTLE MARxxr.

INV ORLEANS CATTLE NARKxT.
yKYFEnsON CITY,
81 THunsDAY kvBHues April 7. 1858.
Bssf Cows fair supply
Hogs and Cattle. md poderats stock Of Sheep
choice WsstsFnl .......7k0e net.
(sough and Ataknpas, etc )....... o. net.
Hoes. net
SHEEP BUOY W
NiLcH W W4xIe ~ besa
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~ Please announce that JOHN GEDGE Will
sspsosssd sandidss for the JUDGEsHP FIFTH
DISTRICT COURT the Court which under shs
viaisus Of hs usw couattatioa. A. the request Of
< NUMEROUS YRLKNDS
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g1-FoR JUDGE OF THE Third DISTRICT CouRr.
W. .s,her.sd e .,sss hat ya5gs !, es,ad:.s g
ton. - fele
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H- J. g. PoINDExTER, Superintendent Of
the Engh Delivery ht postons, candidate for CLERK
OF The FIRST DISTRICT COURT. mhs tes
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~ FOURTH DBrRIcr CouRr.-I am Cam
dds,s for Judge Of The Fourth District ceurs Of
mh1 n. N. REYNOLDS.
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l3- EoR CLERK OF FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
We authorised SAMUEL candidate for
CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT whatever Court the
sane ma be charged to- fels te
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6ALLERY OF WAX STATUES AT COM
MERcIAI u g. Charles and Perdido streets
orsn EVERY DAY Illuminated with EVERY
EVENING" Cards Of cens children and half
price,
CFN ANDREW JACKSON, GEN. ZACHARY TAYLOR,
GIN LEWIS CAss, MAJ. GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT,
GEN. FRANKLIN PIERCE HON HENRY CLAY,
HON. DANIEL WEBSTER, Jenny LIND
LOLA MONTH"; Of Lnndsfsiit, BIOoMER GIRL
DR. DAVID r. HIVES NJ, sKUPfNsK murdsrer Of the Ped
der Boy, Al,
wahgon' Reception BY the Ladies' on ths
Brdz ri Trenton. NewJersey,
Of c. CALHOUN, his standing BY his sds
PROFESSOR WEBSTER and DIR. PARkMAN,
CHILD WITH HEADS its MOTHER,
portions Of this beautiful ekh
tu splendid Painting the Battle Of New
Revolution Paris; Tbs Fa
Il Niagara Clifton Hotel Snow Storm n " Great
Fire Commanding the stand still Gideon
splendid the Crystal Psaee Worlds Far
n
hfbiion 8 only here temporarily. febla
AMERICAN GIANT GIRL.
In addition AMERICAN GIANT GIRL, the lar
gest living only DID, A. in around the
a.ound the waist and weighing bla kAby
Commenced on Saturday morning. 26h. No charge.
q reality. huge
u,onusn Of cold aash. x tangible vitality.
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N3- P. M. BERTH, for the past fourteen
Clerk Of the Second Dis
triei Court cERKsfIP the said SECOND
DISTRICT COURT, Court be changed
to uuhia
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ne FoR CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
Co6RT.-GEORGE WASHINGTON LEWIS, the present Minute
which situation he hal
filled for the osu himself candidate for thu
CIERkSP Of said whatever Court the
be changed TO- fel1 I'd
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vUyHE NEW ORLEANS PHILHAR- 80
MoNIC SOCIETY will give GRAND coMPI NI1E1
MrNTARY CONCERT their Organst, Mr.. THEoD Ia 2SE
HACHE. goth q April ~ ahs ODD fkLLoMs,
nv ORCHESTRA OF thirty membrrs
The Programme has selected with much
some Of OPERATiC ard SACRED ete
n he works OF Rosrn Bein Haydn and Mosr and will with
lie Ijbreto be published in n few days--.
The DEDICATION CANTATA viii be performed a. ths
r.ousst Of many Of the |. o o. F.
BY OF the Board Of Manager, a -.
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~ Messrs Editors: Please announe WIN.
A. NoTT CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
COURT, mhl4
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- F0R DISTRICT ArroRNEY.-B. 8. TAPPAl
is candidate for DISTRICT ATTORNEY. uhilts
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ehanesA PLANTATION "a 20 valued = ssess =.
MILLiNEk S1ttkk values = WV
up in TWENTY PRIZES AT TWO DOLLARS ChArcs Is ~.
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a y s Sllue up In addiiion Tweay Priss =
arranged that who takes chance VIII g.
formation given ~ y
corner q Josephine Lsves srseis Fourth psse ~
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| Carondelet andB aroune New Orleans
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~ For DIsfRICr Arr0REEY.-We are re-
quested BY many snds NJ. W. BoBKRrs
ORLEANS. fel6
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5zs0- JOHN ORCHARD is candidate for CLERE
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mh2s
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Ee- THeNAs G, POOLE is candidate fol
CLERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mis- I'd
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8- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk Of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEw ORLEANS, candidse for reelection.
NH
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rLArBoArs.

In First District
INDIANAPsr Cae boats: $4,000 bs pork loosass
Hewitt, Norton &co $3.50
OoPs Bhdges 1909 bb -four siurgss Adams Grhsm
INDfANAPer Buons 100 wheat Hewitt Morton
KENTUCKYPsr Boyds 10000 Lbs pork " bbls lard bt
beef do soap grease Cowan, Dykers AGO.
INDfASAPer san 10000 lbs pork 100 bbs lard
hbIs pork w 7 Benedict.
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e- WILLIAM P. BEDLocK, for CLERK of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT the Court that be TO
sneeeedh. mhs *
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N8- Editors of the Crescent Please an
OF THE THIRD STRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS. mhl4
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undersigned prepared furnish the shove Flour
quantity family vesael
Pprs,o,s Hots win find h. very sabis article ever,
branch cooking where Flour used peculiarly wild
culinary s requiring only cold water milk the dough 10
No adasIalioa used In
" For particulars see bill on barr 10 Or paekagss-
property this Flour hs shipped
in purity. h has known
free from insees for eighteen moahs ~
mhs l CHANDLER, nltons street..
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at CHI RLES THEATR E-ManAgere,
y LUDLOW SMITH Dress Circle md Psqoei.s y ssn. II,
Curtain ocloen
m I traly Asron.hng aod wosderui RAsEl
FAMILY, attraction nightly ninE this Iage Theatre
BENEFIf Of PERFORM Mous BLONDN
FRIDAY EVENING, April he R.ysl Family -iil cnns.es viii
Comic q SOLDIER FOR LOVE Amer whsh s,.e.
BEDOUIN begin the evening the fa=es Of KILL Oh
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