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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-26

THlSKsGIyISG DAT.-The Police Of the several dis
trcts made arrests Thanksgiving day and evening.
for drunkenness and dsorderly conduct.
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John DAILY IS Mick fayaag TO-
1honrs SuitllG, TO- james fsyhAy,5
The death of Mrs Martha Daggot and her daughter on
tie Constellation left four children in helpless situation
Thoy have been taken ashore TO the Hospital by ie
Of the medical officers boat and VIII be kindly cared
cared FOR until their father who resides in Hermer coun
~ in tbs State, can be apprised Of their arrival.
The packetsbip Ilibernis Captain Msoney arrived yes
terday morning from Liverpool with $50 passengers The
Hberna lost 80 of her passengers tho voyage, among
whom are
J,pe Fsrmnp sred Sc Elzs Hanord, infant.
Fences CLARK Is. Mary Murray, p
MARY Runs 26 Catherine Dunworth6.
sanh Wright @. Eliza DunwoTth, 2.
James Keenan,, H. Joe Fleming o.
M.ryK Keenan,. John kely6.
Marin Glyrn, 20. Ellen Kelly. o.
Mary Noonnn. 25. Thomas Kelly infant.
Ann Kcarnv % h. McKeon. o.
Margaret Mckeon, Q. Mary Delany 49,
Eliza McKeon, infant Mary Gillian,
ughlin, IL. Eliza Bradford, ID
Mary Mack 40 Hannah Bradford, IS
Biddy Molrooney, 10. Mary McMsnnon, 40,
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JUNGLE TOMS CABIN" at the NATIONAL THEArER
1t will DO performed THIS A!rtRSoos sat
FyxsIse making the I28h l2h representations IL
nounced for evening "Wednesday and saturday amer
noon of the This Is the genuine piece ana
faithful TO Mrs Stoves celebrated work
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-26

Tie Canada ls6 Halifss Nv gbss.esy ~ @last ~
es n..aos ,,.s wssfl4es hggy ssa 's'.r a"1 VII ~"
o.e,ssne, pssbsdy ssses sS M b"'s'" Ms ~~"
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BOARD or EDUcArIoS-The following is a correct and
official list Of the members elected to the Board of Educa
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fAdvertisementI

UNCLE Tom THIS EVENING AND THIS AFTERNOON
Nohns can exceed delight with which 900 persons
witnessed the performances Of Uncle Toms Cabin on rhurdsy
They unanimously pronounced the most
beautiful and effective the originals tbs most
and fnhe placed before tho public t
to be repeated superb style and without euramen both
THIS AFTERNOON and Tars EVENING at BARNuTs.
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CHARGE or GRAND LARcEsr.-Lisete Californian,
0icer Green Of the Lower Police Court on charge q
stealing gold watch and gold rings, clothing and other
property valued in all at sll6 belonging to Anna
Schwartz residing at No IL Duanest portion Oh the
property was seen in her possession by Barbara Lde
fhe accused was committed to prison by Justice Bogar
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pEASRINGTON NATIONAL MONUNENT

forn Nov II 10 lz5 IS
J. L. BROWN, Agent.
Cyy.fal Palace Ner- York, Nov. rs, 1883
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Ma hsrts ~ fhs mn Ptensb Publishing hggs4 No 80
PUN. - rf,t eisprisl'd IN yssi4,dsTs T,iea> fh1y
~ Ktaln. Iliilaa 4 ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20

Doubtless the above statement will satisfy the most
skeptcal person that the reports published time
ago In the HERALD to the effect THAI very after
arrival here Of the present Captain General Csnedo the
slave trade which, undsr the noble and honest Concha
was fast becoming annihiated appeared to spring up
with renewed yeor aud that expeditions for
the coast Of Africa fitting out in almost every port
in the island. That the slave trade with Africa
would be tolerated by Gen Csnedos adnins alton,
formally announced 10 the public By the scanda.
lous instaiment in the government Of Matanzas Of
Brigader General Pava, who had been dismissed from
that post by General Concha because Of the conclusive
evidence which he had Of Pavias pocketng the heavy
brbes which we're accepted by him to cover the uoor
GUS landing Of sight hundred Africans, effected at
Cauarioca In hs juritdicttou but which he had tho
suacty TO deny had taken place General Ccnchas
Dismissal Of General Pavia iuterfered with II G. Ma
jestys Queen Christmas interests he was therefore
accordingly recalled and the honest brgadsr sent back
to his to connve at the slave trade and to
remit his protecoress Vt Madrid the usual ceotage
on the result Of his profits Now that Thy fraternity,
the slave ,raders not slow TO observe from which
quarter the wind blew. General PaviA's public rein.
statement, a. Governor Of Matanzas, notwthstsnd.
ing the notorious and concu i've proof of hi guilt in
ce,vng large Of money for occultiDg the proceed
pps which Concha had order to be instituted respecting
the SEQ Africans landed by Antonio Capo ~ Camarocs,
as 10 them sufficient evidence that their shaving projacte
would not in be ntsrfercd witn aud consequently
yerv numerous expeditions fitted out, all Of which
wss duly reported " you at the time. :
Thee petitions about, and have already many OF
them began TO return here with full cArsoes Of their
wretched victims; and hear from all parts Of the
Isopd ~ the arrival Of slaves and Of others which
daily expected Now II 10 sheer enss to suppose that
are on the look ont on the coast TO intercept
these pirstes, even hope to fall In with
them except by the msrest chance. and it y
cruisers shch abound In these would in any
way interfere with traffic which General Coachs has
openly thssasnsd " denounce TO the "COrtes," un.
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Importation Of Africans at the Rate Of
Twenty Thousand Year.
&c., ASc.. 30.

The mail steamship Cherokee Captain Baxter arrived
yesterday. she left New Orleans the 1lth, and Fla,
the 18th inst The from Cuba is two days
later than that brought by the Black Warrior.
The anniversary Of the battle of Cardenas fought with
the Lopez invaders 10th of May 1885, eeebrs cd
there with much solemnty. From early hour in the
norning the cathedral bells commenced to toll and
tnued until the beginning Of the religious ceremony The
church pratey decorated 10 it, ceuere rose
sufe1b and majestic handsome catefslque with four
vide steps, oontainp military trophies and large NUN
Der OF battle axes On the upper portion of it were the
words in white letters MAY 10, 1902 and below this
date the word "Cardsnas; the lower part WAS the
following inscription
Sacred ashes emblem Of honor.
The country perpetuates your fame and valor."
FraEconi's Hppodrome ia expected to visit Havana
time hence, the plaza de toros-the place for
tho exhibition Of bull fghts-being proposed as It's
location.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20
THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE sP0Hs.

List 81 Foreign and Domestic Appointments
by the Present Administration.
CoHPuKp FOR THE YORK HERALD UPON THE RECORDS OF
THE MKcUnvB DEPARrAHHIH.
The following correct list OF all the appointments
made BY the President the United States since the 4t
day Of March 1853 obtained for the New YORK HERALD
Rom sfieal Sources
CABINET.
Secretary Of state-W l. Marcy, New York.
TseasuIy-James Guthrie, Kentucky.
in'erior-Robert Mcfarland Michigan.
= " War-Jsfs-son Davis, Mseissipp
Nayy-J Dobbin North Carolina.
PcstOaster Gaper.l-James Campbell, Pcnnsyl vanla
Alton sy Genersl-C4leb Cushing, Massachusetts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20
Our Cuban Correspondence.

HAVANA June H. 1858.
Tabular Statement of the Number Of SIares Imported io
Cuba during the First Fice Months Of 1853.
The following may bs relied upon being correct
statement Of the number of negroes OF which
have certain knowledge having been introduced into
this leland from Africa within the five months ending
the 31st Of nay, 1861
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20
ARRIVAL OF THE CHEROKEE.
IMPORTANT FROM HAVANA.

y. 8. ATTORNEYS AND MARsE

THE SLAVE TRADE IN CUBA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20
HAVANA, June IL, 1853.

The Lady Suffolk and her Shaving Ensrpr1se.
The btory Of the notorious SLAYER ship the Lady Suf
folk is almost Se kaown in the Usted States it 10
in this leland Of Caha II ~il be s fresh Ia the minds
Of the readers Of the HERALD that certain Capt Adam
Gray built acd launched, not very long ago.
large chip, which intended for the slave trade
That this vesse called the Lady Suffolk, cleared from
New York and arrived at the port of Marel in this
Island about middl. ofNovembsr last yesrthat the
following day she proceeded to Bahia Honda, where
she remained upwards Of days, during which time
she vas joined BY her captain, Eugeno yinas With
crew Of about seventh men--.hat after viuas
had taken possession Of tho. ship, OAptsn
Acam Cray hts and the ate oArd procsedsd HAvs-
ma where he delivered up the register " our
Consul Judge sbarkey but ddnot mention that he had
left bis crew prisoners in the HAMS OF vinas.
Finally the Lady sufoh tc~ed twenty miles out
to sea by the Spanish coastnp steamer sircna which
vessel Afterwards brought Havana the American
Who had Bsvisated the uasr Csptain Gray from
New York Msris and who refuses join vinas Ia his
usls -ful cruises
that whilst they detained psfonsrs board tho
lady Saith in the port VI Bahia Hosds, An immense
quantity Of ammunition received on board besides
sixteen eighteen pounders slave tackle and 90 on Of An
which the local Spanish suthoritie' at Bahia Honda
perfectly ccgnrsnt but IN no way interferea with
these prr,cs pre avaons That the distance between
DAhia Hond Havana In forty ,les, that had the
Captain General thought proper 70 Issue the necessary
orders for ceteniop capture the vsssePe arrival
N Bahis Honda being matter OF general notoroty, b
coud essily done hrwev@r nothing whatever
vas done 10 this pracs vess from sAiug out
Of that uncenei port but conclusion can BE- oono
70 upon the subject and hAt the pApaels eonnvanss
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blusbingy protested not promoted, BY Her Majesty
Queen Christina have hssitAtien n sayiag that
the slave trade land uey the slave Adsra is
fully protected IN Cuba from the Captain General dswn
to the neansd ofhesr every one Of them eonnvs at IT,
and thai TO- 10 their p-ouniary advantage. ~
testahe traffic Ia carried under the present
authorities in cuba merits the esecratons OF the ears
civilized world. and II hign time that .hs enlightened
governments OF Europe ard America should Spain
into sense Of thu infsmy which ste bringing dawn
upon hesh By bs d. grsceul ,cduct o. her osAls in
Cuba, who rs'ead of preventing this a0oninaAls 1Affs
in human beings on he contrary fur considerations, per-
nit the Island annually IN be Nth thousands sod
to crafty the .capi0iy of the remo ssless msn Who
bring than here. ~
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NAVAL 0FFICKRS APPOINTED BY THE PRESIDENT
DURING RECESS OF SENATE.
May salem, Mass, Charles kiIett, vice William
Aprn n-Nsvport, r. 1, Milton Hail. vice Adam s. Coz.
1s-Provdenee, Silas A. Comstock, vice Noses
Richardson.
Nay o--Norfok Va, Christopher G. Robinson vice
Thomas Gstewood
APPRAISERS AT LARGE, CONFIRMED BY THE SENATE.
April Geo Emery. vice Charles Bradley.
Geo. w. Pomeroy, vioe Eehert Benson.
henry Loughlin, vice John 8 Riddle.
WIN. p. Pouder vice lie sis Sutton.
March 16-On the Pacific, Samuel J. Bridge.
Appraisers.
March 16-Boston, Aass Henry Croker, vice Samuel j.
June 2-New York, N. Y, Samuel J. Willis viss Matthias
Edgar
New York, Isaac Phillips vice GsorseG Camp.
bell
April 5-Philsdelphia Pa Gideon G. wescott vice John
Philadelphia, P. Barry Hayes, vice Frederick
Baltimore Nd, Philip Poultnsy, vice Hugh W.
Baltimore, Lemuel W. Gosnsl, vice Nathaniel
June 7-savarDah, Ga, Robert Mckay vice James Hun
Savannah, William Mcintosh, vice william P.
April 6-New Orleans. La William Starke vice Robert
New Orleans, Thomas Warren vice Artsnsn
Hill
March A-ssn Francisco Cal, o. p Sutton vice George
san Francisco, Phillip A. Roach, vice J. Vim
cent bro
Assistdat Appraisers
June 2-New Orleans, La. Peter Herman, vice John E
Boujgny.
New Orleans, Francis Leach, vice Alexander
Legendre.
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STATE DEPARTMENT,

II,
A. Dudley Mann, Of Ohio, Assistant Secretary.
ENJOYS EXTRAORDINARY AND MINISTER'S PLENIPo
TERTIARY.
GREAT BRTAIN-James Buchanan, of Pennsylvania, In
plaos Of Joseeh Ingersol John Appleton, Of Maine,
Nee etary vi II CATION.
srASPierre Soule of Louisiana, in place Of Daniel
Rvsth-Thomas H Seymour, of Connecticut, in place
= Of Neil S. Brown
pEutsn-Peter D. vroom, Of New Jersey, in place Of
William Trousdale, Of Tennessee in place of
hExIoo-James Gad.dsn, of South Carolina, in place
chill Samuel Medary o, Ohio in plac. of Bayie pey
CENTRAL AMrT1cA-Solon BorIand, of Arkapsas. in
place Of John Ker and b NJ Edney
The only remaining Minister Penpotsntiary TO be ap-
pointed is that TO France in place of Mr. Rives The paw
Of Esvoys Extraordinary aud Ministers is
80 GOO per salary and 80 600 outfit secrets
sies Of Legation receive 80 600 per annum.
MINISTER RESIDENT.
swH2ERIAND-Iheodore Fay OF New York, for many
years Secretary Of Leg alton to Prussia.
The Minister Resident to Switzerland Is new diplo
matte Office There is other Of the GLASS; viz
70 Turkey now filed by George P. Marsh of Vermont
whig The pay Of minister resident is So 900 per an
num-
CHARGES D'AFFAIRs.
DEsMARK-Henry Bedinger, Of Virginia, in place Of
NkInEIASps-Auguste Belmont, Of New York, in place
o. George Folsom
BEeUM-J Schiller, of Alabama, IN place of Richard
d Esysrd
Two sIuIIEs-Robert Dale Oven, of Indiana, in place
u b. joy Morris
sAKDHIA-Rchsrd K. Meade Of Virginia, in place Of
ArsrRiA-Henry R. jackson. Of Georgia, in place Of
Thomas NJ. Foote who appointed last year, the
Jssirna'ioD and recall Of G McCurdy.
new GR4HADA-James s. Green, Of Missouri In place
Of Yelyertcn r. King.
PrsssyIvASlA-Joha Randolph Clay, of Pennsylvania,
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT BY AND WITH
THE ADVICE AND CONSENT OF THE SENATE, SINCE
MARCH 4, 1853.
Robert B. Campbell, Mexican Boundary Commissioner.
Registers.
Mar l7-Wm DowsiDg, Columbus, Miss
Daniel A. Farley Winamsc, Ipd.
Andrew Edmonson P0ntotac, Miss.
Jacam4iah Seansn, Milan, No.
Richard n. Jones' Spring ield. No.
AEkbt Watkins, Little Rock Ark
Vim. W. Lewis, Bstesville, Ark.
21-Jsmes Long Chicago Ill
Michael G. Dale Edvsrdtvine, H.
N-AIa c. kaIvin, Clmt0n DO.
2l-Alexapder Bell Iona Mich
Thomas Alice kalamazoo, Mich.
Ensnezsr Warren. Sault st Marie Mich.
VIM II Fent0n, Geheses, Mich.
A-Henry L. Biscoe Helena Ark.
Daniel r Roberts Kaskaskia III.
Augustus O. March Quincy III.
H8rnan Alexander. Palestine, III.
John Cunningham, Sha wLeet0wn, III.
John Connolly, Springfield, Ill
Richard Ho'oDy. Danvle III.
John Cloutier, Natshitscbes, La.
26-Wn. Harrison Palmyra, Mo.
VIM. w Gift Eenica, Cal
3S-Arthur >. Gala her V-ndala, H.
billiard Dorsey Los Angeles, Cal.
John Clerk Iowa City, Iowa.
James :. Birch, PlAttsbnTg No.
April 5-MoDT0e Dor CAo. Tuscaloosa Ala.
James Wa 9, Huntsville, Ala.
Lewis hcCsrty Demopols. Ala.
Thomas Giascock, Montgomery, Ala
Ediidgs PareDer Cahaba. Ais
Nicholas all SOrth Sparta. Ala.
Robert Coles, Charlton, Iowa.
Benjamin Y. Jett Wa, hngtoD, Ark.
4-DaDieI J Camran Detroit Mich.
Mar. 2e-Geo &c W Sweet, Sank Rapids. Min.
Thomas n Fullerton Saltwater. Mo.
April 6-Lysander w Babbitt, Kaaesvilte, Iowa.
James G FifzQe,ad OpelousAs, La.
Lwis Palms New Orleans La.
William Sham on Manrne Ia
lee q Backmore, Fayetteville, La.
Oinyer B4ham Clarksvile, Ark.
VIA j. Owen champogaole, Ark.
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NE RS. CAMPBELL, Teacher of Music, sasssas
I'VE gives LESSONS ON THE PIANO AND GUITAR al SzRi
arr Residence NO. ~ Constance street. and No
BAronne street ks 80 per menth twelve les Spo
kF LECTURES aIse sr.at
felO lys
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A Wis D'ELECTION.-En vcrtu dun Writ
FsG g. s q. T sT; L sG
sn Sss y%5 qn Ss, Pn ans se1 ia, pre-
' GfaPR i & nose , ssI sa Psss District ooosrs
dsgbes sous lie nom 4, Munct NS @ Msn
PsiS d5sgnSc mems dc pstric,s Nos DeGx
ct TRUE I dree % .s.s de les s,oss.. DE- &
p Ga p E SfsGS D au s. as
De Premier District District So oaa VIE Gs Isg
cues Ascension AOmpOn La'Ourche TsrrebOnne, Ste Marie
DEUx SENATOR'S pour lie District compose de la paroi.se dor
REpRESEyTANTS
uN REPREsENTANT la rive droite de Ia passe doens
DEuX REPREsENTANTs pour premier district paoe
TRos REFRESHMENTS pour district parosse
SIX REFRESHMENTS pour oeme district par,sae
TRos REFRESHMENTS pour quairieme district parOisae
TRos REPREsENTANTs pou, cnqusme district paroisso
DEuX REPREsENTANTs pour sixisuo district paoe dor
DEtN REPREsENTANTs pour sspsae district paOss dor
DEux REPREsENTANTs pour 10 huid.me district psss dor-
UN REPREsENTANT pour lie district parois.e
DEtx REFRESHMENTS pour drene District parose dor-
yds T 81 b PEs roE r
TN SHERIFF UN CORONER pour la paroisse dorl.ans;
QUArRE AssEssEURs pour par0sse vile
IN AssEssEuR pour premier district pour second pour
i troi,ems ct 10 auatrisme district de la Nouve Orleans,
IS. SUI d5 Ms pour ssquss les
d GSu1 "a OK % 9 pour
Ia premiere, pour Ia eeonde, troeme pour
eme cinGuems Cou de District dc la Ne0r6an
qua eeccurs de taxes ia pour
ls
pour ee!t pao parOisse dotans sd
Mississippi.
uu par eleeleu quae Rspreseu-
tstf;
I'm par slec,eurs ayan quals District Representative
I'm les elecsufs quale District
Un elecau quse Districts
atis
par ayaut quaiie Districts Re
presantats;
sun par sleceurs qual District Rpre.snta
devani Lafayette
Etuu electors qnas de portion
dOreans, siss sur Ia drote du hsuve Missssipi
E uN CONSTABLE chaqu justice de pair 6re les cleo
tours asian dams les diyer de pgS quill
teEplqaG plus hau.
LIE crutn h sus heuTss
SIX hsurs de aPrsn el enirots desguss surveillance
ct e contoe DIES greie Cone
Aldermen de Ia vile de la Nuyele Orleans ur de police
tie port de Ia
IS au soassigue m. a la 0
Bureau du Sher de Ia paroisse iOeans dOetcb
cal j. p. FREliET, Sheriff.
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CONSIGNEES.

r. hin Nsris Phiadelpha-N wbting-J Bunsds AGO
Col Mysrs-ss Meca &GoTWa1s,, Camden &eo Oakley
Ht Camp e aeoMeLsmore, Sco-orde
PASSENGERS.
Per .hip Iowa, Lvsrpool-7T Ia the sieetags.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION Pursuant IN a
VIM Of Election eesng date The Ion day Of September, 1853
stae Of Is1a he sa.liess ,o a. ~ 10y nt o. tns
nst ,a, Ii l.. a.,
ii November NEXT 1854 Tor he following ofs vi, 'ne ' Gay
- 49, - e 'i 49,
MEMBERS or CONGRESS.
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COMPOSED # that par, of The CIV Of New o,ns pssr
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int SoS aud he subaTb ene tat ~ @ p ~ a. =,
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Rotnafd nni Pgou.ninss " ~ fF' ' ''''"e' VI o'
ONE EEPREs ENTsTfVF from, The Second r.i.
Of nar Ss,y Cs,rs
kpor ma ti.re. n,..r0 ,t -
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sosrcba
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from ni.t,ict ,t n
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1ss- FIFTH DISTRICT Court JOHN s. B.
RON present Clerk Of the District Court is candidate
CLERK Or said Court. Election November I, 1888 sl
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Vyo STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS and

y OWNERS New Orleans, January 10. 1855 lSilS1cx1
The undersigned has this commenced GENERAL
STEAMBOAT AGENCY on his account and will eonhne
exclusively such business In thus
public
employ others the business,
his whole
acquaintance with shippers that he may patron
and consideration. References respectfully
Messrs. WATERS, CAMDEN a Co, New Orleans.
STONE q WALW0RTH,
BRIDGE 4 BRO,
WHITE BUCHANAN
Captain GEO. W. CABLE, steamer L. NJ. Kenneth
W. W. BAKER, Delaware
X. NJ. HUNTER, Anba
ianll ]. j. CHILD Poyaras street New 0Yle.n.
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1ffs- Please announce DR.. GEORGE W. Cross
Candidate for CORONER Of the Parish Of Orleans subject
ecson Of a Democratic alton. alsu
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Ess- For ASSESSOR --FRANCIs TURNER, the
incumbent, candidate election Monday Tth
November, 1885, and respectfully submit. his claims
os' THE PEOPLE.
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B-s+- THOMAS G PoOLE is a candidate for
CLERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mhs u
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UAN0-30, 900 lbs, to arrive, for sale by
IN o2O 7. 3. WINSTON, 81 Comm
DEPPER--200 bags in store, for sale by
Il els Ed. HART CO. 70 Tehoupioulas street.
DALM OIL-l0 casks, for sale by
II JOHN IIARDItL 3 CO, 80 Magazine street.
CANARY SBED-10 bags Canary Seed for
Y J by A 2. COCHRAN CO, IS ersvisr rtrs.L.
DACON--50 casks Sides and Shoulders, for
ID sale by kESNEDY POSTER Is Tehoapitouas oq2 lw
4 IME.-20o0 bbls. fresh Rockland Lime, for
sale by JOHN @. HARDIlL co. 70 Magazine ct, ol
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Gss' Editors Of the Crescent Please an
WILLIAM CASTFLt candidate of
Of THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT Of NEW ORLEANS mbIA