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ELECTION NOTICES.

na- ]. G. PoNDExTER, Superintendent Of
English the City Poaoee, candidate for
OF TIE FIRST DISTRICT COURT. mhs ie'
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Ess- FRED j. ROBERTS is Candidate for
CONSTABLE or THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. Election,
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re- J. b. CHANDLER is a Candidate for Con-
rTAaLE THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. Election Nlsenl
nor ne1l. iel5
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ny JOIN ORCHARD is a candidate for CLERB
1F THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT MINIS
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nFs- Messrs Editors Please announe WIN
A. MOTT as candidate CLERK oF IfE FIFTH DISTRICT
1OIfRT = mhis
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ne VIM. HrsNs WATEkn, Csaaidp,s for Con-
ss Hny sssssS sssi'st ssast sssae. go ssstsI r.
tsBt1s suh bfisA
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ny For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
GoURT-GEoRGE WASHINGTON LEWIS, the present Minnie
District Orleans which situation he has
ed for years. himself Graduate Tor the
CkSP of said Court whatever Court hs may
be changed to. iell I'd
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rs- To the Editor of the Crescent: Please
announce John j. HOPPE Candidate reel eli the
III CONSTABLE OF FIRST JUSTICES COURT Of The Parish
Of November next his FRIENDS ltl6
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CHgmsrrt |
Friday Morning, June "a 1853. J
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~ ANS OYSTER SALOON. This ~ r.
- NEW AND EXTENSIVE SALOON which ia on Sa*% RxF
sreays perior sE%
kind " the South, d Just cIsnsa al - 49,, 49, AMY
iOi ST. CIikhLEs STREET.
known sAN hsa been eofnsctet wthn
hsyus commenced VIE M
when Saloon III the Second hu
with till his death, and has continued tho
With experience frd
pablo faithfully Sh the best al his oe Sam
octs fieEds hars Of he patronage large suI
in Gttr the SALOON and PROVING -
CHOICEST LIQUORS that be SfRF ANTS
veil known qualities have been Employed
he very Cooks rhe LhRDER viii win M
CHOICEST AND ALE and the OYSTERS SERVED are %
for this estahhmen jim short expense o. BIZ
reEder th pa.tons
An udicious community. nhlsH
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HOTELS AND BOARDING


Ep undsznsd propeor Of these oslst and popular
spnpgs to his iieni sho have
hstfjrs partakea invaluable medicinal waters
pubic generally that be prepared nods
visitors These who have ben
rnr. situated four from the
RIVER and FIVE miles from Mobile with which cit
| there Il rel St snhoat iEa'iin.
Garages always ready 10 convey A7d
front The sleanhcai wishing he SerngS.
the Springs psakng undrstng snf
favorable
| lf.stor o health Of ne eneehled inyst
sspRy for tEei crsge Effects
ay dases kdneJt and neural , while fat
shown that they positive
| a WCpOTEN Proprietor. ny9S 40
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Messrs. Editors of the Crescent Please an
coumus Of that JOHN ROACH
COURS MANY VOTERS. jel7 10
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Below-Coming Up.
Two ships and cue bark. unknown.
EXPORTS
TAMPICO Ampti.rie bbls hor lis
key batter 10 roGes cagese and sin1ry
rENshCOIA-Pers tor 100 Ibis feur 10
egsSs bac u.
bRh2o ST JACOB scr olm 30 Ibis potatoes package,
ud.e q Ofeetl uute
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HATANApe s,samhiP Empire City package lottery ,icke
Mrhe'i-i bbl fn't Pug, Mir ieN.
"ALtsFer ship Gep Berry Cargo railroad rer to order
BRFMENPer Zip En"sne Assorted mise and ASA sacks sal
to orler-lsl s-srsge Passengers.
PHIL DELFHtA-par hsrb Asa Fish Assorted mdss.
PiSsACoLA-Per .chr Walter 10000 !atber snndiort
s--3e0 liA.s c X Kennedy.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
III, cAsr n.r r-nsZrA.

As there may yet be half dozen people who DO not
are cur detestaton Of what passes Diplomacy, and
especially American Diplomacy, We VIII ask them to
read carefully the statement of Koszta as printed in
cur last and consider that
/ Either Austria had a right to seize and imprison
him as tie did or sic lad no such right and
? Either our Government was VI was not iustiiedin
interfering for his protection and rescue; or
g. 1t is just possible that boh parties acted ua-
warrantably Austria in seizng him, and the United
States in interposng and demanding Lis liberation
Now take which you please of these alternatives AMI
he conclusion is still ire sistblc that our GortrRneat
lad no 5git at oil 10 deaR Kos:ta 0ae hour eler his ~
erosOn from AHstria secured much less to compel
him 10 come to this country sign any agreement TO
DO So in order to induce Austria TO let 90 Of him Ii
Austria had opy right him, we had none if size had
40 right to mprsOn him, had less pretext for
assuming 4 degrading function Of aor to the object;
of Austrian jealousy and magnity. In short the busi
ness has been lamentably botched by Minister Marsh
and his co-workers the lofty crest of this Republic low
cred and its honor tarnshed We have lost By Had.
ysed diplomacy nearly all that we had gained by Capt
Ingrshams straight forward and manly action.
Understanding the facts 10 read thus We watched
with anxiety tie appearance Of the Presidents Annual
Message, thar we might learn from it whether tie
Executive had ineautiously involved himself in tae
diplomats ilurders On siis poias the Message is
silent and We are left in the absence of any intma-
ton from the State Department in darkness as to what
has transpred between the two Governments their
agents since Koszta was embarked at Smyrna for this
country under eOnstraint as palpable though he
had been tied up in sack and so put on board.
We are confident that the Presidont and Cabinet
have in TO msnner approved OF ratified the scandalOGs
bargain under which kosz;a Was given up to us but
what iGrs they done Ii not seasonlbly disoyowei,
that bargain viii stand practically approved Here Is
Koszia, virtually an American safe prisoner. con.
strained 10 abandon his business IN Asia a.I come
where lie iss probably no employment aul no mems
ofsubss'crce What is he TO 10 'Wba, shall we 10
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
JOHN snTCuEL.

We regret that the Civic Societies which proposed
TO honor Mr.. Mitchell with public parade and oya-
tion leem eggreved and offended by lis declining 70
receive the distinguished honors thus rendered Mr.
NITCHEI comes among fugitive and outlaw, with
the rut of the chain still eating into lis limbs and
carer TO aore for lis years Of constrained nacton and
refciency, by earnest telling labor in the cause Of
Universal Freedom. He feels that parade Of TWEEN
ty thousand people, many OF whom must lose there
by time that is money, and all Of whom must
lie SUI ljected to expense and the chances OF
s.o.my and nclemont weather at this wiGtgy season.
would be a demonstration unsuted to his position and
his fortunes Tic hqe not come here q conqueror but
n o1e and he regards lis battle OF life as not yet
ended-in fact, hardly begun. lie is about to establish
ard edit weekly Journal here and while he prizes the
sympathy and aid Of those who believe his past
las deserved the approval and confidence Of the latsr
OF Oppression he does not desire special honOrs az their
hands but only the consideration due from every true
ioIder Of Liberty for comrade who has struggled and
suffered in their ranks.
We appeal TO all true hearts for generous judgment
# bis decision in the premises. How many would
wish 70 see him dragged reluctantly, Ike captive in
processiOu-parade which seems TO him untmely and
l-tcstowedl Every nan must see through his own
eyes otherwise lie might well have been born blind
Nj Mitchell has chosen his course deliberately, and
we think many who now condemn it will yet tha.
be has choFen wsely.
HE alleged consent to the contemplated parade is
simply misappreheRsion- Vixen he gave what is re-
gardd as such assent he was unaware Of the chaac-
ter ard extent Of the honor intended Had be under
stocd them thea bis answer would have been what it
now is.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

In he Senate, yesterday, considerable business ofno
general Interest was transacted \ large number Of
petitions were introduced and withdrawn from the files
which were referred to appropriate Committees Nr.
C. c. CLAY Senator elect from Alabama, was sworn
and took his seat Mr.. DODGE, Of Iowa, Introduced
bill 10 organize the Territory Of Nebraska.
In the House Of Representatives, Mr. BESToN Do.
clinod tie appointment Of Chairman Of tie Military
Committee and Mr BIssELL was appointed. Mr.. N
CFRsoIL submitted RESOLUTION calling on the Presi-
dent to furnish copies of all the correponlcnce be-
tween this and tie Spanish Government, relative to the
seizure and imprisonment Of Capt Beecher and crew,
Of the schooner North Carolina at Porto Rico in March
Of 1850 Several bills were introduced, mostly for
grants Of public lands for the construction Of railroads
among them was one to extend the time for the pay
p.est Of duties on railroad iron. Mr. BOYCE offered a
resolution that in view Of the surplus in the Treasury
the duties On Imported goods shall be reduced as only
to raise such revenue as may be necessary for the
economical administration OF the Government which
waslsid over OtheTbusness Of minor importance was
transacted, as viii be seen by reference to the Con
pressional news in another column
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
rnE TERRIrOHIAL co,rsIIrrETss.

Important questions connected with the organization
Of L. S. Territories expected to come before the
Fresent Congress- aud it would be idle 10 affect not to
that Of these questions concern tie extension
Of Human Slavery. Let see, therefore. how the
Committees en- Territories Of the two Houses are con
stituted:
SsHote. MessTs. Doagles, m Lorstoa Texas.l Jotn-
ser. Ark BeH, Tenn George W. Jones Iowa, end
Everett Mass
Home; Messrs. Richardson, tIllD MeQueer, ls C J.
/. Iay lcr Ohio. u. J. Baby lGal Va Sni,i. VA
Farley Me- English, Ind PAiH.ps. ALA and Laab
THUS the Slave States, with far less than half tie
population OF the Union, have majority on the Com
nit,cs having special cltro OF questions likely to
aiise tfeeiing Slayery, willie the representation
leredn CT the free States is carefully veeded Of al
iaraiicsm End Is for the part in fact - plastic
sstle est ardent propegan2si could desire Rely on
i tAege Committee have not been packed without
O. object watch sud see
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
FROM WAsuINGrON

MAsHINGToS. Wednesday. Dec. II, 1853
purser JohnJ Jones, Acting Master Thomas :. Pnepl
and sovera, other officers OF the Navy have been ordered
TO the Decatur, Boston. Her destination Is supposed
TO 10 the iao fc.
The contracts fo printing paper f.r the present Congress
were awarded 10 day. First class tD Grant Daniel Co.
Boston; Second and Third classes, TO II v Ba.eE Of
New York
In the Gardiner case the examination Of witnesses n;
tie United States has commenced. Justice Never anf
oe els have been e. He'd. and their testimony slbln
italy the same before IL j. presumed the trial VII
last month or two but little irteres, r mlniested.
The din uly between Senator G@n and Secretary
Guthrie has been amicably settled
IEtle Supreme Court % day, No TO- The United Siae'
against Han oWs almnista ators the decree below va
reversed. No. H. Terry against Bant was argued by M
SnCthen for GpToonis, and ir Lawrence for the apoe
lee No. 20. MasOn's administration against the United
States was argued " te Attorney General for he appel:
Ices and submitted by Dir. Charlton Tor the plaaln IN
eror Adjourned
John Snhh, Dem) has been appointed postmaster a.
Nalrole vice +. ". bird, Free S0ilefl removed:
he StntHd Of tlis morning replies sharply 70 iN
Thioa about the Senate election Of Tucker Tor Pnns
md says II ia carrying out Secretary Guihres doctrine
an equal division Of spol- between tho ilars ond S!s
7fe taion officially gives notice that there viii be %
mail by tie Bremen line before the 25h, and ihh haen
must 20 either Ly The Prusan closed null or via tasa'
by the British mad.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

ess Of Europe On the side Of the Turks aud bs most
hitter enemies row discover that Russia very easily
beisolated from Europe deprived Of all real slies ana
forced 70 stand alone or 10 yield WlaeEerbatties sue
Tusisu armies may henceiorih win on the Danube OF
ver al the rot Of the Balkan, tie defeat already sus
sned by the diplomacy Of St Petersburg can never De
obltsraed And on summing up the events OF tue pres
ant year are confirmed in the opinion that the Russian
diplomacy ia neither 90 adr0t traly statesman
Ike as is generally believed, and that the renown OF
superiority which il hss enjoyed is exclusively due to
the meanDesses or ncspacity of the European po'i-
clans Of al parties and all shades In this case the
French proveIb that among Tic UiaS tc oHey'f Is al
olacls may well be applied.
Il is said that by pacific settlement OF the pending
question the hopes for emancipation oi Europe VIII be
postponed Indefinitely. We do rot share the common
aefrondercy about tire final result distant though il
maybe We believe than protracted peace can better
serve the interests Of liberty that continual state Of
armament aud war. By the duration Of peace the
spirit Of military discipline end mechanical obedience
will he loosened and weakened. This spirit is the
greatest enemy Of emancipation and alone stranged the
bright hopes of s4 when the sword and the orders Of
courtsu artsl. supported everywhere BY the people,
ruled Europe and realized the otherwise ridiculous
saving of Napoeon Tie armies everywhere maintain
tie oppresors and long there are armamen's ani
teeypectaton of wars this spirit viii be entertained
grred W and exalted Peace alone destroy it, and
transform the soldier in q man. inJO citizen.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
XXXIIID CONGREss-Fmsr SESSION

SENATE. WasHIsGroS Wednesday, Dec. H. 80
The Senate commenced business at 20 minutes pas u
O'Clock.
Numerous petitions were presented. 49,.
Mr. SHIELDS introduced a bill authorizing Illinois y
select the residue Of certain lands granted hlt STAG
1872, TO aid in the construction OF ranala. ,.-..
Mr. SEWARD moved that al pepop Oh me relating " v
the Nagsra ship CeDal be referred 70 the Conn'oe :"
Commerce. Adopted " ~,
Mr. BRODHEAD introduced bll g'yns '"''"
remedies 20 patent, e. Retired r,,,
Mr.. ADAMS Introduced bill granting lanls !" H'''
iona end Mississippi for railroad purposes. o.
Mr BADGER offered resolution auiho'zneu u'' N'~
mi'tees 70 employ clerks. -. ..
Mr. SUMNER offered a resolution dfectin9 nili -
20 the CSICdoncy OF having tie Jnit9e o''s' ''''
revised and colaied Adop,ed. Il n. "a,
Mr.. r.IiUNIER presented the crcdoHnaH o' '''' ~"
Senator olaci from Alabama.
Dir. CLAY appeared and was sworn -, =. ....,. ,s.
Mr. DODGE Of Iowa introduced Oh 10 o's--
Tenitcry Of Nebraskn Referred ,....aS
Al 20 minutes before one o'clock the osna.s
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC CELEGRAPp
FROM WASHINGTON

KUN NA>lliNL ION
Fror- Der o,ru Corrcsrordeut
WAsHNGTON, Wednesday Dec IA liza
have Trustworthy information from y.w.O1.,...
tie effect that pow eriul hlbuster expedition /. A..
pairing against Cuba, anl vii sal some tine baf,,.s
middle Of February. II is intended ts., tsS -
force shall consist Of some four thouaad men l.,,-
officers Of tried shill and bravery with gsnar,l :,
gained larres 10 Mexico a. their head Th, a..
rnents are proceeding with evety eGor. 10 ks.0 \.
matter strictly private. Each msn is subjected I, n.
scrutiny OF the Order OF the Lone Star bef,r. l..
admitted and Is required take an oath no, to v,l,'
the secret 1t is believed that az leas. one 49,,
The Cabinet is well aware OF the movement Va.
the bulk of the expedition will sai from New O,,,
otheAi ties viii also send forth their quota 10 n,
army of Manifest Destiny 1t is expected TIA, a.
Creoles Of Cuba viii not leave these heroes IA N.
urch as they did those of Lopez but viii rs. % .,,
port them and achieve their own emancipation.
sm able also to ass4re you that The real patrs,o of
Cuba 90 not share tie negrodrisng aspirations Of on,
Southern flbusters but ard1n,ly LOOK forward 70 n,
day when Slavery will cease TO exist on the islvi
Private advices have reached me fiom LONDON 90 III.
effect that KossuTH is earnestly preparing for tAs
eyentualltieS oi general european war When tia
rev steamship Golden Age was at Liverpool recently,
Kossuth went down from London TO see Mr. Howard.
her owner. with view to negotiate for that spealn
vessel. lie wanted her TO 20 up the Mel..erssao4a.
expecting that the beginning OF the casarllsa would
render Necessary revolutionary force in that qnrser
For some days the matter was kept in suspense bat
the outbreak did not occur was ANTICIPATED
and accordingly the Golden Age went 20 California
The contracts for printing paper have been AWARDED
to Grant Daniels * Co. OF Boston, and II. Y Basar,
Of New-loIk.
Administration Senators are making propositions Il
the Wigs 10 save some Of the Presidents appoln,oes
The quarrel between Gwin aud Guthrie is settled
There is mistake in your printing Of nay dispatch
about IL Marvel lie is Consul at Venice, no. Vienna
q
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
rrnm nnr Own Carrnsnona.ns.

From OuT Own Clrrespondens.
WAsHiScroS. Wednesday Dee a. 1859
Tie Jnioa says, the facous Democrats who secretly
coalcsc,d with the hgs aud Abolons,s upon the ssuss
Printer viii bc known. They will be made a. 6maars
loufehod words throughout the length md breaih Of b
Union The high position ia which they have bscl pliei
by confding constituency viii not shield them On tas
co1den nation of the honest Democnicmasses They VIII
fad in tn sequel that ihey have but yet thu begin
ming Of tho end" The leader Is upon the coalition
Of the Aboionss and Wigs and says there is nohngin
Senatorial position which shoud shield the guilty from the
condemnation Of a free press
The President Is Adomanne in purpose, aud viii
stand by hs friends and Town upon open and nsdous en-
emies Or VUL
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

concerning hin And, if he shoulireturn to Smyrna
and he sesin reized by Austrian myrmtons. shall we
,esin pterpose in h.s helali and on what grounds
If we co. low sbsi meet toe Representations Of
Austria. tssed On tto Alsr,h ard Oales agreement
This matter has been managed ss 20 threaten the
sreetest dif.eulties Il can hardly f4l to re5eiTs
marked attention in Congress. Can TAe UaiOz throw
ary srtler light upon it, Let it s least assure Us
that The Executive las IN no manner ,recosnizeanor
sanctioued Nj Marsss LLstarred agreement
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

We learn by telegraph from New-Orleans, that in
formation has been received there that Santa Anna
lad been declared Dictator for ten years Another ac
count states that be is to be proclaimed Emperor. 1t
il. likely that he has already assumed, he has for
some time exercised, supreme power and that these
reports are founded on this fact Whether he takes
the title Of Dictator or Emperor is matter OF small
consequence in iact though to his vanity it may appear
very important.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

We give in another column, iullreport OF Capt GB-
SONS remarks the Islands Of the Indian Archipelago
made before the Geographical Society on Tuesday
.veIiDg Personal observation and cage!u study quail
if Capt c. TO furnish information this subject, AMI
our report will be read witt great interest by all who
would Learn something about one Of the richest and
least understood regions OF the earth
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
norgE on ngPnEsEgrATlyEs

VOUgE OF REPRE- sEsrAIltES .;..aa
Mr. BENTON stated that By courtesy ne was apl, -.
Chairman Of The Military Committee, ois sh's-ns.,.a sh's 20
wiling 10 serve on the Committee, he iei "A A,
10 discharge the duties Of that post therefore h % ca
clired, and he Committee appointed M D"''"
-. ,ho Csua.
Mr. NORTON offered resolution nstrueing los ....Ns
miltee on Commerce 10 report bill a. soon a. Pas
for ihe completion Of public works for "a''n 'fF
tons were made BY The last Congress Ito, w.st.blsd
On motion # Mr. BAYLY the resolaion "-''''
Yeas, lC2i Nays, IS. ~ -. A.
lLAs y,s.s Abe. Bailey tOa Bsyy tsl s,.s, csss
sh'I I.ss Ds Rocock loJer breeHeeas ~ c,,,ist Dsrs
EIol ,sa F1rlIps, Fe.r toose 0fessv.I BHftlsSss s
ilss1 iisTereis Henr Hs6al Hiys HIg.s,,s SsrI
Johnsou Jonfs rs. + Jones tfrna kdget, hn'l NcOs
L'H i tSs '.I We 81. u aer isd ''s5. s.,.. ss
isv Nehols Oliver a. orr paeer Pea fs.. lee r.
disy 6iio RssSns Jr haaa sezsoaI s9'Hsoo ss'r rli
.cn s,. sis,,e s,, M ,y,k T.y
Isoet Tweed Veil. Waltlitg. Walker WssA ""''-
JAM. 4es. apysoB rs s.Tl Se,,: ~:
Brass, Campbell Clio CarpeIteT 'aiL''6 '6,.iss,u Ds5s
Fsnsr Ed6y EswaI5, Eag..s, aerti; ;t liA
Fi4ser Foreaee Elsukn Oadps Iln,so 10 osh NsF
EaTrzon Haven Hil. Howe Hun. h hncs Ss,Ss '0k
Maftesor Nddewsh. Milsr tfo orstn s,i ,1i Rrsassgl
yer Mo Psrser Petuislos fss.e s ae, S n snaA ~
Taylor fObio Thnrs.on uphan wa1c W.'aya. aEs
bum Jr lNieD Weis Wentworth dA) "SA'@
Mr. BIssELL Gn) Introduced bill maanl s,11' n III
Lard 10 tie States ard Territories for tne pr,Ts
gent saHe peuOns. Referred TO the ConiAi.''e'
Lands. An erfsa!iag
Mr. WENTWORTH fIa.i introduced OH .ss1sSag .
tie iersft Of the Pension Laws to al Rer.oi -. mr.
the lat war with Great Britain asd laaiAa "1''
Nr HEM iowa introduced bin srin;ing 4, y
steeds 10 setlfrs on the public lands ens p'0''''
Messrs' DAWSON and GROW Pa hke"As'- -
duced Homestead bills. ,-s.,s nsr5s<
More than 20 Ills were introduced byFsn'''
elsutuc lards for reilroad purFoles. ,,., ire nss
for lie rsyrsnt Of dne. railroad i2a -as ~ Neass
roses Leerred to tle Committee Of Hsys ,,a S.s so %
or motion Of Dir. STANTON ny; ,as ,oS repoa b
rSsi w. satb1,iv an Amy 0acer had been es ,s sd
surinrt nd e erection of lie addition 10 ile D. q
vtef bond r euy. he Las given for The -, ssI
80. H. .ill'nr a, what additional .-,.r,s sLIrs
,I end In in,a fhe eEpe5ieacy q placing 'he 'ae''H"
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
Natp-ll0rj DAILY &rlpluu
THURSDAY, DECEMBER -, 1883
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

No notice taken Of anony Communicating Wntsver
intended for insertion must be a4helucate by the name an
the .ssay publications. Odt a.
guaranty of hi. good faith
We undertake 20 return ccted Connuric13ns
NTWSAny person sondiu gus isgaat either by Telegraph
Mail OF trWe VIII he berl.y paid provided f. uset Jy
II vae Of e sent O. y ad adserc1s Of qlacks
tbot ons s,kine epJ,e ciiaso the au.1f Ia
man esseq would prom The qua.k Interest bv extend
ug is uCoty Either fend lis the proper
cufila a ouev 90 le ire Aai
advso persons whom cuiars uapa- to rssss
irnr, H. b h thal flln he Pla. Olss