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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-29

METROPOLITAN rBEA1Ss.-Miss Davenport plays In tho
"hesilanoc for the last umo this evening, and on to
morrow will produce now play founded upon tho history
ofcharIoe Corday. Tho latter said 10 be pcwerfs aad
interesting drama
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-29

RECEPTION or THE NEw MEXICAN MrNrsTER.-
Yesterday the President received officially Senior
Don J. N. Mata; as Minister Plenipotentiary and
Envoy Extraordinary for the United States OF
Mexico near our government Senior Mata is the
worthy representative Of the liberal government
OF President Juarez, and will find genial sphere
for his diplomatic labors in Washington. For
several years past he has been distinguished
among the liberal leaders in Mexico for his
energy and ability, both in the field and on the
floor Of Congress. He was one of the earliest
supporters of the Plan of Ayutla, the liberal
movement in 1854 against Santa Anna, and par
ticipated in all the labors and dangers of that
campaign until the Dictator was forced to
hee. When the constituent Congress after
wards assembled to prepare q constitution for
the country, Senior Mata was the leader of the
advanced liberal party, and the chief supporter
Of the religious liberation clause, which was
carried against him BY very small vote, through
the exertons Of the ministers of President
Comonfort. His personal relations with the pre-
sent government Of Mexico are of the most init
mate character, he having been the confidential
agent in this country Of President Juarez for
year past and being the son-in-law of Senior
Ocampo, the present Secretary of State in
Mexico. IN view Of the personal character, the
political convictions, and the public and private
relations Of Senior Natal in Mexico, there is every
reason to believe that his official labors at Wash
ngton will rebound to the permanent advan-
tage Of both republica
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-29
The Yacht ynn.Iercr.

" SAVANNA April 2r, 1859.
The steamship Florida, from Now York brought here
tbe yacht Wanderers passengers. Tho waudsror en-
c0dntered gale IN the Gulf Friday nght os, main
boom and split calls steamer has been aospa.chei 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-29

LAURA KuNss rmrarar-"A Midsummer Eghts
Dream has had great at this theatre so house
being crowded every plight II will have long and pro.
Btable run.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-29

MEANNEss OF RAILWAY MaNAoExEyr.--We
oen't know that II would have been such bad
iaea, after all, If the Legislature had passed ihe
batch Of city railroad bills which were killed
late in the sesion The abuses of passengers in
some Of the old lines can only be rencdicd by
competition. Now, at certain times Of The day,
when people arc coming from or going TO their
asocstions, one cannot get seat, which be pays
Tor This is especially the case with some Of
George Laws lines, the managers OF which, Like
the dog in the mangor, will neither carry the
passengers nor permit other people to do II. The
way trains on the Hudson River road are like
wise oyercrowded. Wien one docs gct a seat he
u often expected to give it up to some crinoline
angei, who Is hardly satisfied without an extra
W. ..rl cf space fr her b-ors Vh's I. ,oI;.,,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-29
Naval YntcsItCcn~e

Our edvees nom Hong Kong t. tho 26th OF rerua
fy ., which cato the steamer 70 rls'ln wns ~ tat pa.e
rr0 the tppp Germ lu'pwn vas in Canon river Tho
s-o-.l-.. ...es-<sSt,i -~~ e. .at-s..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-29
The GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.

WASHINGTON, April %, 1854
No dispatches have been received from Minister La
mar by either Of the last two arrivals from Nicaragua
This remesness on his part Is serious disappointment
the government
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-29
PHILADELPHIA sroor BoApr

.,. IHf WrlfTul Afr'l p 1879
A.se-- s!s-. I--La. -... ~. 80, --s~-.-s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-29
Freshet I'm the Potomac n,

SERIOUS DAMAGE TO TIRE CBEsAPEAKK AND on
CANAL.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-06-18

rel8e fe auf t4 ,cssn, uno no6oem fe sinige Stra-
een paIfrt pnreu, errsi6tr fe BEN Sesrdbnibplab.
uno ren Sled, rel4sr FIR Die Isbte RuRe tss 9rplsta-
risrs nnscpieien mar.
Der Surg mLrpe auscubiidlid IN bas @rab 9elal-
len, uno pieienisen, wel6e nit ibut %setommsn, rineten
lid oarum. Seine Sbrdne mar in Der Nuttsr Auss,
unp lore 3Ise paren ffarr %gebannt in fieIer giube,
wtlhe fclst penn re Scfnung UerIortn lit.
AlS Ia tstn 3eihsn iittbdr mar, BON bsm 8lsds gu
ebeu. cling 8rnu 0u99in auf Sclrpb su, beribrte
i'm auf ben S6uItern unc frus Jpn, pt le nun nibt
aeben MOLTEN. gr ipra& nibt, absr tur9 9ttdsn CAB
or leinc Giuperfebuu9 tunc, unp rod mar feline Sere-
suns pom Dem @'rate. 8rau Oussin errartste, bae
Sclcpb Ole Ginlapuna an feline 5rau mirbr srse@sn
laden, aber lie fano itt sstduibt. @uh pieIes tpnnts
cr nidt ttun, unr 10 iab tie Die gcttmsnristeit Elm,
Die Sadie isIbif in itre 6anp gu ncGmen. Sic pra6
Cabsr lrI6lt gu Der Scrgcntelaeeueu.
@apame s6ilicn, laste ie, tbGteh mir ni6t better,
mir sin9en Nun?
@aHin? frus Srau BilIcn in brilern wttpernpen
Zone uno etnsm Slide, wslde au,ureutrn 16isn, bae
man lie aus etnem tswuStlplen ;3ufaupc seriGen.
gu Saule, autwurtete 6rau Ousgin.
Sa! e%rmirrerte 8rau 9Giliun. abcr fc mabte feline
SspsSun9. 6rau Du9sin fItrte le pnnu pom plabc
unp le 9tn9 mettaniid biuwss.
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8rs9alb2 fraste aufsetra&t ibr Nanu, inrrm er
Gb umprebte All osbsu.

@rsbaIbs fraste aufsstra&t ibr Nanu, inrem CT
f6 %umsrsbte gu ssbsn.
On bHt i&cn ~ piel nit itm sesansrn.
Splepb lhsb eincn eera 6tcten @usSrud aue, uup pbne
cine meitere Srriceruns gu erwlrten, perlir6 or Sae
Saus uno seieate fa gu Som.
5cltin mar @insr, pcltu Sbatsn Seweile BON benz
Seiis Der 5dti9tsiten, @utee upsr B6lss su tbun, 40.
ben, welhsS ben 3ielpuntt leines 9etens bilosn mGas,
stuSi9 pie Die ~llmltlnpc ss srfprprrliG maiden. Ntit
aubsrprpentlidrn 9sirenidafteu waren marine @eilble
9epaart, unp p1breno Die ~erlteren tbm gu einem furiu.
elm unp sefabrtidsn 8sino ~mad,teu, beitimmtsn ibn Die
lebteren sum rarmen unp %crsebsneu 6reunpe. 9Surpe
lein Sprbnten oercitelt, ODER wurpe CT in leinru @rwar-
tun9en 9etdul6t, 70 3D9erte or nidt lanse in Se,us auf
Die 9Sabi BAR Mittel. welhe i9u ~befabtaen tpnnteu,
cele opsr isne Shwierisfei leinsr Gage su ~beleitiaen.
Seine Stellunp i'm Seben e~ntfaltete eber bic i9lehtei,
ten ais bic beIeren aula9en leinrs per3sns, unp feline
Garrierc bate isinen Namen uutrr bic 2lnnalsn prs
Serbrehens 9sfslt. 3Weimal wurpe or einaetrrtert
etnmal fur einen mDrcerilhen angriI, unp etnmal
psssn OistitabIs. Dph batte rr bel mebr ale elmer
@jels9enbcit pieie @i9cnI6aften Der @rp6mutb NM 10.
CUR Srltlfaufcpferung ge3eist.
Sp i1ls6t or mar, 70 mar lein 9tuf bod nod Ibted,
ter uup Dies mar es mas SsiorgniB bel 5rau g8ilIcu
berporrisf, iptnu ibr Mann III Wtlrul4aft pieles Men.
itcn ~nesins; sumal pa ife bu1tr, Dap Die scssnwar.
tise Sa9e has Mtttel lsin wrrpe, wrIbeS ibren Ntann
aue De- Weieul4aft unp ben ibeln Ginpridcu rriBeil
wsrrc, meIte 10 Yjcl Su ibrer Serarmuns bcisetratcn
bGtten. (6prtI. felat.)
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@artem 9Sirt6fboft.

Ser Inter %eidncts crlnutt fib ictue 8reunte unb bNs ee-
lonmte eeltihc 9ubltfun1 sun Scluhe leiner on Srcae1trase
(Sertamcrepile, eem 6oirsrpunp 9~eSenltcr) ~eelc0cncn neuen
9aricu.9Sirtbftoft freunplt6it eiusulaecn, bic an iebem &a0e
Der 9Spdte, baltplll6lt6 atsr an irpcn Scnnto9 ulb Wpnt0s
NIT ben teten grirtHun9en frrbl rerictcn III, rpesbalb einem
reht iGbirctdcl 9'cItb nit Der Nerliderltno ;tuprfrmmcnSer
Seoienune enteesenlctt GaSpor Saut.
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y. Suttes.
" PUttcS1
Broad StraBe, 3ipiIben 6. il. I. @trofe. nspen

SroaS Strabe, aipiIhen 6. il. 7. Giraffe, neren
". Shap's nSEil9elm 4eQ 6aus".
Serlelbe entpfehlt benz beiisen unb ourtreiIeuofr Qub(;-
num- ielne aus gtldmadvpaite cinserihrtr 8arbiriu6e,
pehlt jufriepcn uber bic ppr.beilbafte Gerlnperlno ycrL6st,
Gle INN inter ietncn une ieinsr @ebulfen y65npe IN Shell
wtro.C 6erner enlpfeblt or lid III biruraiidrn Speratipnen,
u; &C.. 9erltlbe fubrt Gin Eager Der bsiten Yarfamerien II.
Ia0rletrt e!rle aIs9e;sttnete 1intnr sesen oas Grauwerben u.
@uStaaet OCT paare. I'm 3uipvub bittct y. 5pttes.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-06-18

9to6 benz arrangement nit einrm Der grG6teu
Sterbraucr in 9bilapcIpbin lino mir jest in ben
Stnnr geirbt, Elm irbr 9utcs uup fh6ncs Eager
Bier 5u 81 per Barrel in ! mn ! &eqe fret ms
6nus 9~cliefcrt ben 6rrrcn gBirtbrn 5u pcrtaufrn,
unp brfrn audi biesmal picpcr pae &eranIacn
su baben, I'M Ter Bier bier am belietteIten An fin
pcn. 0anter s. Qpbucrt.
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Oartcm : 9Sirt6Sbaft.

3en bcuifGen YubIifur bic er0sbene Sgnssioe, baE Ger
llnttrttdbnete bic frubcr ppn Srn. &uble an 9rpopfraEe az
fuhrte 9arten-S Sirtbidpott ubernpmmcr BAT, bic, nu unp a-
l6mafpou einseridtet, eincm re6t sabhebhcn Seiuds tntaes
seniieSt. Grfrilfunsen Der beitcn Suolitdt linp itcts prrrd>
tb9 rme meree i'd mid, bcmitten, bnrd frcunhH6e 9ehienuna
etelen 9arten III einent germ S~cludtcn ScreHleun9Splab Al
MAIDEN. 9Sm ~ frheI
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Nsurr Store!
SO. 232 Srcap Stra6e,
Ssor9 6reitaL
. q m en- : e d m IN her

$40. l63 Sr 'abltr., ST monp,
tTpficbIt Zen prutlhen q men Ridm bs Ien rrpblo fnrtir-
tes Na9er pn Sanen : duben eli ner Nnbrifation. rno
CT ~ubeSeuat III, leim gee rten Nunbc mil outrr inb oub psrS
baltntemaBl9 btli9tr y lare beoirn Su f6nnen. 2epora-
turen peroen belcne r~usaclibrt.
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3ierteS &apitef

SSarrm frI9eit pl nNt hierm ipnnbernben 5euer,
9SeldeS teins ermlpencen Srttte irrcfubrt mlc ldBt bd
Stun III 6tnicrniB in einem 98irriparr prn @dbn2 =
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-06-18
Wall Street Lager-Bier-Salon.

Scrsapft ltetS bos bette 6 oecr~Ster aud urtcre Or.
trtl1un9er, mie marinirtc Scrinet, Gotten Stmeilcrs uno
Gtntbur9er Hdle, SrIp9nc, Sarcine &c. mereen ftcte frelnb-
ltdlt rerobretht, unS bttrt tint 9~tnC;9ttn 3uIrrut.
9Sm. Y. Sh6nbprn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-06-18
QaaerbierzSolpu.

Meinen 6reunbea unb Sem Nublitun, I'M Sneerleinrn Ole
%erNttenc MrSct9e. zap id bic frnber Won mir an 9srpobIraet
9cfltrtr ~9Strtbfhoft pirber ibernpmncn babe umo Tic 'sum
geufe belens %empfebe. Sir sutes Bier lnb fpnltt0c Gr@
friidunoen piro Spree frozen q. 0toCpnt.
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Qr1parirt ppu
9lGer'S GGepr@s9SeefnpaL

Sat it6 eineu iolben Suf biniidtIib Der 5eiluna ssn Sale. unS
Han9cn~nebeln ernorben, bag eS gang u%nn6tbi9 unlrer ScitS 1T
bic 9uten Gisenlhoften Senelbeu wie6er a~ufsu;a6lcn. 0a cs felt
LANCER 3et IN oielcm Sanre tcfancig ecbrauht mirb, 10 BADEN
@r meittr ni6m n6tbt9. ais Dem ] G6lifum su p%erttern, Dap Die
Suolitat eenelhen Itets Ole bette lit II. ba6 es ,uoerldni1 @les ,ur
perlttau'B Der Setotneen tbut maS cs bieber ee!ban bat.
NYer's Gatbarctilhe QiQen,
Nr ostlun9 nEr S~srt0pfun9, 0cl6iuht, Maaeuibpihe, DsSpep>
nc, @Hhr, SGS SereUr6tnsn @ascns, bss &OtblaufS, HCpfwebS,
Der 9oleeutn Meer, Dep 8hcum0tiSmus, MnSidlaas uno Der Sdut-
trantRtttsn, Seberbslhmrecn, 9Saleriubt, nes HlnawurmS, Der
9SrIlhwuirc mS SaliflIc, g8urmsr, @ibt, @erUeniGwate cine
9lHe nab DEM y~tttta9se1en CUR 8einisung bee 8lutcS.
OleIe 9taen lno nit 3uder ubtripqen, camli is aud, Der
S2lpllnolidblte NIT %SeltbttSeit p%erltIuden tanIt, lie iinp edS bette
9Gnsmiuel.
Yreis % Gents per S6n6tsl, fanf 9ta8teln
fur siuen Dollar.
Gtne 9rOse @n;abl GeitlihCr, @erle, Staatsm6nner unb an
oere perpprra9enpe Yericnen bapcn ihrcn NAncn ~bc:aese6en, I'M,
ais 3fu9niB Der nver9Iej4liheu NaBtidfsit bieir p6snSenanntcn
peotitien ju ptenen, of erleubt CO ter &aum nid)i, be Namen
aniuribren: Die unttnsenanntn @senirn Iiefern unnrn @mes
ruaht'1en Alnlatadp GRATIS, pprn Die Namtn lid an0eacben lin
ZEN teTRer entealt Oerlelbe %Y0afdnNi9e &'eitrtitun9cn rber9ey
HaInIsT Hrdntbetten uo Die Sebamplun1Spete I'M ete Nur III
srilelen; Nan Ia6s lib nitt BON prilsipienlOien N]erfdufsra an
eerer Meoteomente, MORAN lie mcbr 0erpicnen, ~abitrcttn. aPnn
IorecTc Die AYerItfu uno niti5 aneereS. Die Rranfcn wpllrn
p0hrt merpen. """ ~
Sn allen &pUtbskn gu BADEN.
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e. Spbcu'S

- SHVN"
Vii tbI6aft unp 2nger6ier-S Gallon,
NainitraBe, Spiihsn Der II. unr 49,, Dem @arft
asasnuter.
9iele rt unb 9cifnadepu ciueeridtrtc 9Bitbi6aft, mo MIR
bic tcncn NtqurrS, Eager Bier unb Irnltiec grfriitineCn oc}
tuhrt merecn, empfcblt leincn ~5reunrrn unb hem oclammtcn
Nutlifrm gum fctBisen 9elu6 QputS Gpbcr.
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Dry-Goods s. F~ancy-Store,
No. 40. I'D Srcap< u. 6. StraBc. Np. 176.
9. 81. ST Uien6aum
erlauet lib eaS Aesbrtc 9ubtfum aufmerfiam IL MAIDEN, baB
CT lttre SSmter~9Daarcn e%mpfansen, bic in ein5r srpBtr Slu5s
@Hel Der nsneitsn @rtusl b%eiebsn, unp ;u %unseae.n biliasl
%fSnel. MtlhC tetle 9onelrrenS 5ulaiien, YcrfGHit werpen.
SD bFbe belonberS ~foIsenos @rifel b,rour:
SetoenStI9e, in lbpars unp allen Mooefarbeu.
Wtuelm 9flain, gang uno balbr0gene,
Me!inpe gang uuo balbprllene,
Mebte lrlanpilbe yeinmano,
Nettee nitceIlancll6r5 Gub un6 Golfmere5.
SbapIs, Stanfeis, ipwic cine 9rOBe @ueipabl non 6Ouie.
teeptn9 9P0oS H.. ppllenen II. baumnplenen Sir. mpfen.
gn Sfluh eIelee Ga9ers miro ~ergebenlt erbetsn pln
g. 30. Rpienbl4m
nabe gum neucn N1rtte.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-17
CHURCHES.

BAPTIST:
"; Duncan, campo. Basin.
CATHOLIC:
unciation-Corner Mandevillean Morales,
immaculate Conception aronne, on Canal.
tJesu1s -ltarOnne, Common.
St. Louis Standardization square.
St. Acknowledgment, c. CONT.
st. AphOnse-St. Andrew, b. Live Oak and Laurel.
St. Augusthie-Bayou Read, st. Claude,
St. Bartholomew-Vere b. Segun and Barthelemy, Al
gers.
St. John Baptist-Dryades, b. Clioand Calliope
St. Joseph-Gommon, b. Marias and yillere.
St. Mare-COnde, II. Ursnline.
st. Mary-Josephine, b. Live Oak and Laurel
St. Patrick-Gamp, b. Julia and Girod.
St. Peter-Marigny b. Casacalvoand Greatmea,
St. Theresa--Camp, opp. junction with Pryana,
St. Trinity-St. Ferdinand
st. Vincent de Paul-Greatmen, C. Montegut,
Ursuline Gonvent-Below the city.
CHRISTIAN Camp, c. Mepomene.
FIRST CONGREGATION St. Charles n. Julia
PROTESTANT EPlSCoPAi: St. Peter's-tseamen's Bethel
bEspanaae. L'Egst Proestante Francaise-Rsmparti g.
Bienville. Christ GhurchCanal Dauphne ST. Pauls-
Camp, c. Gaienne. ST. Iukes-Hercules Felicity road.
Trinty-Jackson Plaquemine. Annunciation Annun.
citation Square. Mount Olivet-Algiers
LUTHERAN: Euterpe b. Bacchusa and Dryades.
METHoD1ST Garondeet b. Heva and Girod. Felicity Road
C. Chestnut Moreau EAghien Dryades, Terpsiehore
Piety,c. Greatmen. Marias, b. Benveand CONT Coffee
Jackson St. Paul, tcolored) Carrollton Carrolton
Eayades. Algiers.
PRESBYTERIAN: Lafayette Square,. Prytania, c. Clio
Gasacalvo, n. Railroad. Canal, Franklin. Fulton,
Josephine. Prytania, c. Josephine. ITALIA, c. Benton
GERM. EvANG. Protestant-philip Chippewa. Protel
tart-Clio, h. Apolloand Nayades
Dry ,des. Terpsich,rA NayaGes. Enterpe 3acchrs
AMI Drvadss.
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Masonic

POLAR STAR R.: a. cHAprER V; 2l-Regalss con:
g. e. at the Grand
.ss e.. + T ksss. E:ni s.s Hs
~. y .i; i. Sl.;x. fS:: "; s:ss.s R;xs;s i;
ehs se; Loa. H. a..,s
Gas 4. Il /. :: 1
E. ss:n'i s.s l. i SAfFssH.iy
j!..,s ts:: FL. II:
s,.s@ss; IA The Saturday. ssa.h i he
ezs h bass f. g. ea.Fs fns rs.sss
x; y: I: Wil.sn; Z: "; 6: sehnidi Tis. 4 4 bsn.
tori B. r. Tshs e. ss.s d :. Ehasn Sentinel '
sn I e ~ l,nd ever,
posDe csp' Gen s. & R;E, rrel..e; B. Scot, 3 WI
Shawn Recorder s VIM Teord G"dos Alfred
o.
R a., ,f &.n. as n ESQ., b.
E sns C. + XVI W + Fl e ashS Ho
Brethren Lodges and soodrnsrs in good standing are
fraternay invited to attend.
MOUNT MoRIAH LODGE No 50. :. and 4. M-rh,
at o'clock, in m Lodge Room. in Odd Fellows Hail.
eassts-y. 1 waits, wv; Thse. Sanford, s. "; Nj
Hackney i Wi , HcGpgs Ires.ures Ja
Douglas, CT j. g. Dunlap. Chaplain r Monson, Tysr
GEORGE WARRINGTON LODGE No s. and A.
every Wednesday evening in Grand Lodge Masonic
ves " e so' Nj
Hedges, Chaplain; Joseph Chelss Tyler.
DUDLEY LODGE No. S. F. and A. M-Resular commuui.
cations Of this Lodge are held
sea i ds
the az G ses1s are frs'fns stsv inv'sS
W G. COPELAND W. VIM; Cooper, Treasurer; s. aasi
oheist Tyler "'A ' NJ D. L. 1snn''0n' j. NJ JOE
evening O'clock IL Grand Lodge
oniesrs7T T. F. Hedges NJ; P Beer. s. w;:D; r.
S Tss FEys George A. Pete s. d. B. O. As'r' d.
ROOM g.
Solomon VI TmGhy es.S9
Bowen, s d John Wells j. D.; Efastus Wells Tyler; j. F.
A. Mcguire, Secretary.
] evening O'clock Grand
e otes1s s g. cs.r ssa ,set NJ Seaman
J.
" g FisrpOnt, Sen. S.; Richard Kane s.; Louis
s1ss.S 52D s.sf and Az
ro 0ceTsA pof Pnns ~ g. B. chnrsh s " e
j. G. Mackey, s. D. john Ray, B.. ). j. Woif Tyler
srson Hall Magazine and streets Regular
oMeeri-p; Wilson, Mi Tnos 81. Burden, "; Loos,
Welsh, S. d. A. weser, j. D.; L. Dirkes, Tyler.
Brethren and visiting brethren faternay invited to
| tend.
| LOUISIANA LODGE No 1902 F. and A. NJ, holds it's reg
| O'Clock P M at Masonic Hall.
otcersmw G. Driver, W. NJ Aaron Harris, S. W.. L.
deret, j. VI Geo Nathan, Treasurer; l.. H. Gardner Secre
Bsnachi G stspsrds ysT p j. AoFe and
HOME LODGE No. 142 F. and A. NJ, meets in Jefferson
| night.
Ufcers-J G. Bachelor, W. NJ; G. l.. Hlger s. W.; R. VI
Stanley, j. W; A. Mcneil Treas. W. Beattie Secy VIM
Drew, Sem D.; Q. Weidt, Jun D.. R. Savage, Tyler
OCEAN LODGE No 144 A. F. and A. NJ meets every F
| Third District
| ohcers-A. Goldman, W. NJ; j. P. Warner s. W.; G
Barth j. W. H. Mispaugh, Treas j. A. Letter. Secretary
VIM Clark, D F. ?: Bugel, ]. d. Webster Long Marshal
j. Ungerer, Tyler
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Il

PROF WOODS HAIR REsToRATIv
e ssys 70 b. Dr. " If s e aT IN
which speaks gowingy Of the superior merits of his hair
rslass source II certificates guarantees rnh The
Doctor needs no encomnms nor useless ppery from the
BATH Ne Jan. 20 1856.
my attention called a. few months
which had become quite gray, probably onyhird white
Hair and mi"'ss
found was proving what had wisaed used i about
have used can nov certify to the worl, that the
any n sey and h my ha co
eve soft and glossy than it has "a, been before for
At tbs aye Of dfty two has used it viii same effect.
a hat e S
directions will have occasion to contradict my Staemens
years am known nearly every here and adjoining
Any use may make Of he Ss With he my
or nature in others well as myself am ,n KxyYnosp
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE. 49,.
the potion v f~HR
in New Orleans in 1851 was induced 10 make atrial Of
My thick and sloss and words my
obligations you in giving to the csH such Oh 1~ sos
sn Of he ssss cs2 i
Mss He is gentleman of great Influence and universally
beloved. WM DYER.
Prof Wood.Dear Sir Having made tra o. your Hair
excellent removing inflammation dandru and a constant
tendency itching with which have bee my
chdhood has also restored my hair, which was be
coming its original color have used
with any thing like the same pleasure profit.
Yours truly, j. X. BRAGG.
The Restorative put up in bet!les of three sizes viz
small the small holds half piu
one dollar per bottle The medium holds twenty per
cent more in proper ion than the ma renis for 0lrs
ne bottle the hous quart AZ
ZION S ana rstais for three dollars per bottle
n j. WOOD Il CO.. Proprieors, 49, Broadway, New York
lin the great n Y. Wire Railing Fsabishmsn and la Maj
ks so 5res' ~ - i %h fpRueGrs AND FANCY
DEALERS also, by j. WRIGHT CO., General Agents 10,
theSuuth mga Sneod6N
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Firemen's Charitable Association,
Office St. Charles street Commercial Place Duboia
Row, No. l. up stairs.


Row, No. 1, up stairs.
Directors of this Association held Monday January 1855
to for the ending the first Monday Of
NPresiden Isaac n. Marks.
.sae ssiueh'.''...'..''.'....'..R +. |. Srgce
"Ireasurer..... James Beggs.
COMMITTEE on FlSANcE-*F. B. Brand, Chairmsn J. N.
Vandegrif j. NJ. I4sborde.
FIRE DErARrxEsrChief Engineer John F. Gruber; First
assistant argne. navd Bradbury Second Assistant En-.
Berger, L. F. Bakewell P. Jones' &c. De Choiseui
Committees appointed elected regular quarterly
ending second Monday III January, 1859:
On CENErEaIrs.-B Wheelehan Of No, s. Chairman D.
Sexton.
FoR RELIEF OF WIDOWS ORPHANS First Distriet-J
p Horner, Louisiana Hose Company Chairman IL CamT
Dltrict-chas Rolling, of No. 10, of IRENE
Third Dsrct-Aahew Brown, of No. 81 Love- between
Fourth Distric-M vaseca Louisiana Hook and Ladder
Company No. l.
GrsERAl REllEr-Frst Dsrict-J. c. Mcclellan, of No. g.
Bleakey a. Circus street; R. Hamilton Of No.
70 Erato; between Howard and Liberty streets.
street. I, Iamohe of No q, No, u Main street.
1t Hs s MsSk an. mad
B. Junek of No. "a cesacavo street. between Clsuet and
Fourth DistrictJ Becker of Ms - Leyee between Jack
son and Philip Streets George Gier No. q.
PHYSICIANS AND ArorhEcARIEs- First Dis riet-spr. J.
Carondee Girod Streets ~ Huberwad Apothe-
In Tany eos of Rampant and
Customhouse Streets D. E. Mougn, Apohecary Dsu-
Third Dsrlct-4Dr j. j. Kerr 6 Casseelvo streets; sang
shay Apothecary. Of Moreau and Fnghen
sixth and Seventh streets X. Tmney. Apothecary Nsu
LsHee between sorapstn and First streets
rRs elected.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
BE it remembered that the 18th day of May 1859 before
the subscriber Justice of the Peace and for the city
fresad, personally and appeared A. Chnpea Pesi
dent and Jules Dohonde Secretary, of the Union
Company OF New Orleans who being duly according
law depose ard that the are Just true
and correct transcript from the books of Company.
A, CHIAPELLA, President.
JULES nOLHoSDE, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this l2h day May 1859
ARTHUR SAUCER,
Third Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
At meeting of the Board Of Directors held this day, It
resolved to declare dividend of 5 per cent the insured for
which scrip will be sued and after the LIST July next
IS per cent the stockholders The capital paid in payable
according the l9h section Of the char the Company
and after the LIST of June next.
Holders of scrip upon which interest due payable
the LIST inst requested to call and receive the same.
A, CHIAPELLA, President.
JULES DoLHosDE, Secretary.
New Orleans, May IL. 1859. my13 I'm
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, I
Parish of Orleans, City of New Oaieans.
Be remembered the Fourth day of May 1859 be-
city aforesaid personally appeared Henry Peychaud Pres
dent and Louis Barnett Secretary Of the Hope Insurance
Company Of New Orleans being duly according
law do depoe and say that the foregoing and
and correct anscr pit from the books Of said Company
H. PEYCHAUD, President.
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this fourth day of hay
1853. ARTHUR SAUCER,
Third Justice of the Peace Of the Parish of Orleans
The Board of Directors have this day declared CASH DIV
IDEND OF SEVENTY-THREE PER CENT. the capital
paid In OF this Company out Of the earnings of the
ending the Goth April 1855 payable in accordance with
cle 18th of the Charter CT sad Company, ollows TEN
Stockholders their legal representatives, the
18th May instant and the balance an install
the unpaid stock.
Fl. PEYCHAUD, President.
S. PLASsAN, Vice President
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
s. Plasssn, Thomas N. Blake,
A, I.atorest, A Xfques,
P. Malachee, B. Nautre,
H. Ksrnion, George Heaton,
Fl. Peychaud my6 I'm