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- The Pelican, like its prototype the phnniz

s8- The Pelican, like its prototype the Phoenix,
has literally of its ashes under the present manage
ment We have had two weeks ofcquesr dramas
wood and " Joan Of Arc well put the stage correctly
dressed and well played giving universal satisfaction the
trens of the establishment undertaking that we'll
serves succeed for have needed orSeSer years past
summer resort to while away dull honr two In and from
specimen of Mr. Anderons management so far are likely
ehaye that necessary desderatun for he observed in his
address On recent OCCASION he believed there such
word as proof Of which, he has entered into
gasemsnt with Miss Marian Mccarthy the talented actress and
vocalist 10 Play few nights which Will crowd the house
nightly She will be supported by her brother and the entire
talent Of the company and novelty will order Of the day
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aa1'y'iUeg.

NE Cd MBMG HIS dE wv A Va.
LOTHIERS,
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
Under City Hotel)
Have received their choice superior stock OF
SPRING and SUMMER .fF--
OF H IN G.,
COMPRISING EVERYTHING NEW AND DESIR A BILE
f. CASHMARETTE AND ALPACA COATS
FANCY CASHMERE AND DRILL. PANTS.
MARsEILLEs AND VALENCIA VESTS
CRAVATS, "[ %fE@.
HOSIERY,
DRAWERS,
SHIRTS, and
GENTLENIEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
2ptf in variety,
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DNeaU Summer CEoETsigeQ.
F- $HEE&ENg qT NcHE xaz Gen

E'- SgEEE%ENg GgS NCE %a Geo..
No. s. Camp street,
Have just received additional supplies Summer Clothing
Barpour Merno COATS;
Colored and Black Alpaca C0ATS-very rich,
White and Colored Linen Duck COATS
Seersucker, Linen and Cashmere COATS
White and Colored Linen Duck PANTS
White and Fancy Drill PANTS.
White and Fancy VESTS
Very light gauGe Merpo uNDERSIIIRTS-Transpa
Lisle Thread Undershirts; LINEN DRAWERS
New Styles of Lisle Thread and Cotton HALF HOSE
SHiRFS-A new supply of Colored Linen and Muslin also of
Linen Bosom do.
TRUNkSAn invoice of the best Sole Leather TRAVELLING
Trunks, Philadelphia manufacture.
uMBRELLASJus received small invoice of superior Sill,
'ANe "'ns"'ih eiAPfeii's. myl2 2pl2t
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Roots, Shoes NssGg Ba"0g07es.
AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing from ship Norfolk and store general
ment of BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS, HATS, GAPS, etc.
Plantations supplied with prime D1TCIIING BOOTS RUssET
BOOTS, BROGANS, WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF
STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS at The lowest market
prices, by
FROST & CO.,
jyia 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
HATS, CAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We are constantly receiving general of SILK Fur
Cashmere Panamu Leghorn Straw Palm Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS, at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST 4 CO.,
Wl"2p&W 10 Magazine street.
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M" Nicaragua--A Cnrd-To the friends of
Colonization in Nicaragua The proprietor of the CENTRAL
AMERICAN the first American press established in Nicaragua
now tour of the United States for the purpose inducing
emigration to Central America and procuring aid way
subscription and advertising for his paper.
The Central American is published San Juan del Noe
and generally distributed toug the United and Cali
forna making it of the best advertising mediums
Terms LIBERAL The proprietor may be found few weeks
at the Office of The New Orleans Crescent between the hours
10 A. NJ and 3P. NJ.
myl7 2pf WM H, YOUNG
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Important Change.
Dalley's Magical Pnfn Extractor

Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor.
The original and only genuine in envelope and much
larger boxes Fraud counteres of Daley's Extractor in the
old wrappers flood the Avoid as you would poison
for its use is MS dangerous.
oarticle yet KNOWN but Daey's Genuine Extractor
check inflammation instantly, subdue the pains of the worst
burns or scads in from to fifteen mnute cure the
wounds without scar.
Piles Eryspeas Salt Rhem old and inveerate Sores Cuts
Wounds Bruises Sore and Inamed Eyes, Inammatory Rheu
masm, and all cuaneous and nammaory Diseases it cures
rapidly radically, and without fail
N Bill D. holds himself responsible for the effects of his
Genuine Extractor.
MB-For sale by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
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Notice to the Ladies.

HID RD- SGAN H. AN qG Ger.
Nos. I2 and IL Charities Street,
Respectfully inform the ladies that in consequence por-
ton of their having be rebuilt they decided
reduce their stock without delay they will therefore, from
morrow, offer their entire assortment Of RICH SUMMER
SILKS, BAREGES, MUSLINs, EMBROIDERIES, LACEs,
MANTILLAs and PARIS BONNETS, such reduction as
will insure q rapid sale. .,.,.
The whole of their large stock of this Springs Importation
and many of the goods just received and the way.
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ns- The steamship Black Warrior, Capt. Smith,
for New York, via Havana sails this morning at s
o'clock, with 100000 in specie and assorted mer-
chandze, and the following passengers: -
For Ns'o R9rkMrs n Green child and Mrs War
Mr. Bsfgore daughters and Mrs Bontreu Miss
Levy, Miss Ainsworth Capt Lttefed and lady, G. b. Shue
lady child and servant Miss Ane Miss Coon Mrs Kennedy
ehSsn and servant Miss ssooa Mr. H Polk Miss H9rri
tard, H. H. Tooker j. Doughen H. H. Leon lady and ser
want JAS Connolly children servant; Jacob Jur-
getty Louisa Mafthal F. Yanuche, S osea H. Mccall and
seryant r Gase A r. Bra1der Friend and seIyt s. W.
sSa!hmayd u NJ Norton Crewe, E. Pugh, j.
For HapaadMessrs. Ghas Peno lady sou A. Fernell
t. Cotigny NJ C, Bascow Jr NJ. Barnett E. Iefeyrc c. We
lascoe, ". j. Thompson, Samsl McLRne. '&g.1 w
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Select Sagaasaaeeas Clothing.

ALL SHAPES AND SIZES CAN BE FITTED.
MORE FRESH GOODS BY THE BLACK WARRIOR.
Clerks Speaking French and Spanish Languages.
ALFRED MUNROE g. Co.,
81 Magazine street, corner of Gravier,
Would call attention their present assortment of
Fashionable Clothing for Gentlemen.
among whichmay be found the following;
Single Milpd Cashmere FROCKS AND PANTALOONS.
Drap D. Etc FROCK and SAC COATS. Es- ~
Very superb Fancy Linen Drill COATS ...
Barpour, Alpaca and Merino COATS .
Check Linen, Brown Linen, and Fancy Linen COATS.
Fancy Linen Drill PANTAL0ONS 200 different patterns
French Drap D'Ete PANTALOoNs. ..-,
White Marseilles VESTS. III 81 l.5tf. .' ."0.H
Very rich assortment of Fancy Marseilles VESTS 0
Rich Fancy Silk and Satin VESTS.
Bonbazine, Barpour and Alpaca VESTS.
Gauzc Merino UNDERSTANDS, whole and half sleeves
Gauze Cotton g
Iisle Thread & 4" {" ..I
Half Hose Gloves, supenders Handkerchiefs Cravats
Very large assortment of Linen and Muslin SHIRTS. H.
BOE"S' CE-oz.EXX2VG,
Our assortment of Boys CLOTHING very complete, EN-
bracing all the above styles mentioned for gentlemen Parents
and guardians invited to call and purchase eade cloth
ing for the boys under their charge. .-..-.-
full assortment eff all articles manufactured by the Unor
India Rubber Company.
One Price for Goods--No Deviation.
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FL III. BUCKLEY.

EE- III. BUCEkIEx
uae Young Co. y s CAMP ST.,
Respectfully invites the attention purchasers to his entire
new stock of fine WATCHES, JEWELRY and sIIvERWARE
manufactured imported expressly to his order every article
of which is fully guaranteed
Particular attention sinvited his assortment of WATCHES
which cannot be exceed in city, and will be sold at nrces
lower than is often asked for an inferior article
R8rThc stricte attention. heretofore in Watch Reparnp
Diamond Setting, Jewelry Work. myl4 2n1,,
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CHOLERA MORBUS,
DJARRHEA

CHOLERA MORBUS
DIARRHEA
DYSENTERY, etc.
1t is alike prompt in its effects either mild cases of afec
ton Of the BOWELS the most aggravated cases of CHIC
LERA. Its action is specific entirely different from all
other preparations that have been put up Cholera
One thing remarkable which shows superiority over all
other preparations and surprises all Use is that the bow
els will be regular the day they taken no medi
cine Every family should have in their house and no steam
boat should leave the wharf without having supply on board
For sale by
E. D. BEACH,
Druggist and Apotlecary,
Chartres and Customhouse streets
And by Druggists generally throughout the city my26 p6
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YlOKbeaFs7a

NVUIUG9EE''S
60 M M E r CIAL COLLIE gle,
No. HOG Canal Street.
The object of this institution practically Pepman.
ship Book Keeping Arithmetic Algebra Geometry Surveying
graphy. '
New classes in all the above branches this week
Ladies' Glasses from G1s to 81 A. NJ Gentlemen o NJ to
Il NJ, and 6 to- F. NJ. Children to 51zP NJ.
RUFUS DOLBEAR,
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The HoM1oInE CASE AT WAsHINeToN- M. D,t-
ots.-The opinion we expressed q few days since,
(says the Baltimore Patriot of the 20th relative to
the causes which prevented Mr. Dubois from consent
ing to become witness at the preliminary examine
ton into the origin of the affair at Wizards Hotel,
which resulted in the death Of the waiter Keatng is
atrikingly confirmed by the following statement
which we take from the columns Of morning eotem.
p0rary: t
willing to testify in the homicide case if his simple
declaration Of facts witnessed will satisfy both par
ties The question Of official delicacy alone embar-
raises his inclination he is fearful Of compromising
his Government
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LouIs NAPOLEON AND THE ENGLISH PREss.--
Since the cessation of hostitie much less friendly
tone pergades the English press towards Louis Napo
leon his actsare criticised with more asperty; and
the recent speech which Count Walewsk made at the
conference, the burden Of which was to silence the
press of Belgium in order please his imperial mas.
ter has been resented in strong editorial articles It'll
very likely that the course of few months The ma.
tonaI antiphathies viii exist in all their old force
France and England viii never be united in q war
against the United States Louis Napoleon may seek
to push England forward into difficulty with us, but
he viii draw ont from the game before absolutely com
mited. Neither him nor France could make anything
byguch procedure .57
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an account of the invention, by Worcester gentle
man, of an instrument which plays numerous ma
tional airs by steam power. joint stock company
has now been formed for the manufacture of the in
struments and is called the "S Steam Music Company"
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TUESDAY, MORNING, MAY ~ $50. u.

aNA{
ak ON CHANGE was expected tile telegraph
Weud yesterday have brought advces Of the arrival
of the Collins Steamer Baltic NIL eW York from
Liverpool with dates to the 14t the
season is sofar what ligence may come
to hand Will cause very change in our markets.
The stock Of cotton in fist bands il now So much re-
uced there is not much to be SHOULD, the
market take an turn, nor will there be
much gain reaIizsd should take a further advance
There have been several arrivals from the West
since Saturday last among them boats ont Of the
Cumberland river, good loads Of cottonand
tobacco Those from the Upper Mississippi Of course
are deeply laden. Up freights are, however, very
scarce.
The opposite side of the river begins to look
like summer Boats going over there daily cauk
paint and otherwise prepare for the fall business.
NE do not want those croakers to cast d derisiye
smile when We ainde fall business at the close Of
the month Of May. 55$# as55
There will be good business done at the ship-yards
this summer. Nowhere in The United States nor in
The world, are more competent, worthy, and accom-
plished artisans, mechanics and workmen to be found,
{ than are ii Agiers, opposite our goodly city All,
too. are identified with the general prosperity Of
city and vessels Of almost any tonnage can be built
on as good terms as in the Northern cities. tits not
chants when they desire to build ship Of the ton
nageso the Judah Touro, B. d. Shepherd, Emperor,
Lucy ana Harriet, Desdemona, and others, that they
canbe built at the ship yards IN New Orleans, on
equally as favorable terms as any Northern port.
Suppose the thing tested this summer !; though it
is not very time tor the dertakng But,
as money is plenty seventy five thousand to eighty
five Thousand dollars could well be devoted to the
ahip,yards and worthy mechanics Of our city, in the
building of q first class ship. I Il
Hsteanbo Of tons burthen, costing 100000,
could be built ii New Orleans thirty years ago
the aeyee, at this time, when science, and Skill and
mechanism, have attained SO great proficiency, the
task will be easy It doubtless, fresh
in the memories Of our old citizens, that steamboat
of 400 tons was built on the leYee nearly in front Of
the residence of our old and respected fellowctzen
Bernard Marigny, Third District, in the year 1920, for
account Of the old commercial firm Of Gordon, Grant
& Go. So twill be perceived that ship and steam
boat building is not a novelty in New Orleans.
The weather has reached its summer heat, and as
no rain has fallen for nearly two weeks past it is
growing rather dusty and dry. From all accounts
we have from the country, it is most suspicious
time for the growing crops It is, however, impos-
sble to judge what the result Of the season may be-
Some planters already exu1t at the very fine prospects
Of their and corn but their Civilizations are in
our VIEW, premature 7; though ne have no cause to
excIai g sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof
sfa MAN
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JUDGE MCLEAN, This gentleman is out in a letter..
in which he takes the ground that Congress has the
powerto prohibit but not to establish slavery in a
territory. This is taken admission that he is
willing to be the Republican nominee for the Presi.
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Yesterday evening at o'clock OF the face John
EANSFORD aged 4S native of Dublin, Ireland and
Tor the last nine years resident OF this city,
His friends and ncquainances respectfully requested
attend his funeral THIS MORNING. at half past nine clock
from his late residence, Of Girod now
franklin streets,
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SUMMER scHEnuEE- NITEp3 STATES NJ The
Great Northern and Eastern mail will from and after
Sunday, the ISL j ne, depart from Lake Pontchar-
train on the arrival Of the 12o'clock, M, train of
cars. The mails will of conrse be closed at the Post
Office at the usual hour, to meet the above time.
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Bachelors KHats' KDye.

ITO Dye or not to Dye whether it Is best endure the
aunts and jee of those who laugh gray owsy hairs
by Dyeng end them.
Warranted not to inure, but to Dye beautifully Brown
Black, true TO nature. For sale by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
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FeaanegsesEeip. ..
A NEW AND COMPLETE SYSTEM,
IN SEVEN PARTS ..
With the Copies at the head of each Page.

Numbers and 2 contain little than those elements
adapted TO beginners. Nos. and embrace all practical
parts Of the entire SERIES giving ample practice ION the pnc
pies and gre the small and capital letters with words from
each arranged alphabetically closing each with several
Nos and contain sentences of fine historical and
graphical selections No. book Of Forms Of Notes. Bills
of Exchange, etc., comprising those by all business
persons.
From the hundreds of unqualified approvals received
teachers in State select the following expe-
renced Principal of of he largest schools the South
Payson Dunon IL Scribner's Combined System Of Rapid
MANsHIP,
and Chart designed to aid in teaching the SYSTEM has
by its that WILL has DONE readily approve itself
to Teachers and all others interested II is only series Of
books extan which starts with meeting the real
of ALL teaching thing time leading the pupil in
gradual and systematic progression until beautiful hand
acquired.'
These books warranted the quality of paper
Published by
CROSBY, NICHOLS & CO.,
Boston,
and for sale by nil Booksellers in New Orleans.
MA full mailed to order receipt ST. postpaid TO
any part OF the country. a29 2p2tawE4W
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Shirts .lHatze to Measure.

Manufactory, 1o6 Grand street, New York,
near Broadway.
Orders taken for FINE LINEN and COTTON SHIRTS with
French or Plain Wrist, Byron or Standing Collars
.-.'.E w. LEIGHTON L BARB0T T..
mE25 2p0t Corner St; Charles and Canal streets.
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State being asked by politician what party she was
most in favor Of replied that she preferred wedding
party s'- r57 ..'-5
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RJ@ American Party.a-Ninth HVard.- The
members of the American Party OF the Ninth Ward will
WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, at TX O'clock p. NJ. Business
Importance.
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The last foreign news states that General Williams
the hero OF Kars, has been made q baronet, with
pension Of q Thousand pounds per annum. He well
deserves the compliment the rank and the reward.
Himself and Omar Pacha are the real heroes Of the
SyaFsfI.8 = ..
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DESTRUCTION OF LAWRENCE CONFIRMED.
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LAKE SHORE PACKET CRGoL This fayorite packet
has just out in hersuniner dress. In fact, she
looks and moves like one Of the blooming beauties
who delight in the favored name Of Creole Of Lou.
isianas l3 ss g5= IN s9
The Creole is now under command Of Capt Nelson,
on experienced pilot the Lakes who, with the old
clerk, Mr.. Chapman endeavor to make everybody
feel comfortable and at home while on board. N 4
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TELEGRAPHED TO THE CRESCENT.

IMPORTANT FROM KANSAS.
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Dr.. Franklin observed The eyes of other people
are the eyes Tint ruin us Ifan but myself were
blind should want sneither fine houses nor fine
furniture 55,8
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For LouIsyrILE.--Th The magnifc cent steamer Robt.
J. Ward, Capt silas r. Miller leaves for Louisville
and all intermediate landings this afternoon pune
tually at o'clock. "a better boat never foated on
the broad bosom ofathe Mississippi, and more skill.
ful and courteous captain never controlled nober
steamer. However, as I'VE are only repeating the
phrases long since stereotyped By we will
Close lit here.
There may be- perhaps, although il is doubtful, a
few berths yet unengaged. # 50, We would advise
all persons DESTROYS Of travelling in the direction Of
Louisville to make early application, this morning at
the otce Of the gentle agents Messrs Better
ton q, Keeife, 20 Teonpitoulas street
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III Card.

@rm.= NEW ORLEANS, May Sth 1856.
Be it known TO all whom it may concern that the Govern
men of Nicaragua recognizes agent in the United States
except Padre WILL Minister to Washington, and COL P. F.
Mancosos in this city Capt j. Wilkins has been acting
agent during the absence of Col ancoo who has
and resumed the duties of his Office And further DO known
that parties have recently borrowed the credit of said
Ncarhguan government, without any authority. my9 Up
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Eftteriseg Stones !
Ds'. SansaseI Reynolds,

ofri'h-No' lla GRAVlER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
lures CANCERS. scALD.EAp, WHITE SWELLING SORES and
" s'@' oes'"e'ion ja3I 2ply
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CROSBY, NICHOLS & CO.,
George Hs. CGrrndSaee,
DENTAL SURGEON. ~

-.5 tLete of Mobile,)
Offers his services In all of the various branches profes-
sion, to the citizens of New Orleans and vicinity.
H9- CHILDREN'S TEETH EXTRACTED and advice
given regard the treatment of
the teeth, free of charge.
B9- OFFICE-No. / Carondclet street. ia3l 2p3ru
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GsEyvyTTE w Ar Eg a. G. !
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.Dezsg EeeCeiueG
Per Steamship Blacls Warrior,
FRESH sHAD, HALIBUT, and LITTLE NECK, CLANS.
Also from the Gulf 6ne lot of POMPANO and REDSNAP-
PER which will be served in my usual style at Hope Hail.
80 St. Charles street. IRIS
my23 J. J. DANIELS.
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Dt'. BeQCh's

ANTI CAIEIARTIC MIXTURE.
Has been tried and proved beyond be one of the best
renediesthe most certain and prompt in its effects,
sands in this city testify of any remedy that has been
brought before the public for
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american Ticket.
NIAYSlR
COMPTROLLER:

CHARLES M. WATERMAN.
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-..- H.. ALDERMEN.
FIRST DISTRICT L. III. Place, III. Nj. Summers,
7# 3S5 A. Landry.
srcoNn nrs,r Augustus Montgomery,
'AeoND Di' - Adolphe Drpre.
r,,1p, :, ,,,rr 3P. 5. Wilt, ...-..
AiA''D AeA'..'' u. ". GourtIaln. ~.
,o1,prr1 n1rr BENZ. $. Harrison.
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THEIR DETERMINATION TO FIGHT IT OUT

HARsHALL1SG or FREE STATE MEN At TOPEKA.
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q. S. DfsTRIcr CouRr May Term. The Term
Docket Of this Court will be called ct 10 o'clock this
morning. 55s IA 25. 55s s'5515
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GOV. ROBINSON TO BE HUNG.

Reported Hanging of Gen. Pomeroy.
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THOMAS TEEARD.
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R ECoR DER S.
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STREET COMMISSIONER:
p. AMEDEE GUYOL.
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Escape Of Governor Reeder.

Dr THE NATIONAL AND SOUTHERN LINES,
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ERIDAY, 3Oth May, 1856, at 10 o'clock, a.
j. NJ will be sold in the Sales Room Of popular and well
known Importer a. Wallis No Is Magazine street. without
any reserve
100000 Genuine importation Havana Cigars, consiStng
mostly of choice brands.
na.TERMs-Under $500 cash; $500, six months for
approved paper. my20
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ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
FIRST DISTRICT. WARDS. IL. Day,
=@7i -'e j. E. Campbell,
.I I'd wARD--John Nj. Hall.
. j.. A. w. Cooper.
.|I Sd wARp--N. Il. Bailey.
..0..... 49,. on. @. Banister.
SECOND DIsTRICT-4rH wARp-W. nj. Fleming.
.. .U... IL. w. Hebrard.
...0 5rH wARD-Vfctor Bcnit.
9TH wARD-.John e. Holland.
THIRD DISTRICT-7rH wARp--Leonce Burthe,
STH WARDS. II. DeLabnrre.
~" ... 9ru wARp-W. G. Raymond.
FOURTH DISTR'T-10rH wARp--Js B. Oliver.
d, myl6t tie nth WARD s IL