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MARn 2a.-Alentown Railroad Company VI. John 8.
Johnston for reference denied. $40 costs 70
defendant 70 abide the event.
Joel ". Fsot, sdmnistator, W. John r. Bs.x-Motion
for Injunction denied. Costs 70 defendant " abide he
event.
Geo. ". Powers VI. Mathew vandsrhoof.- Motion for
receiver granted
Of defendants Fitzpatrick and Eare denied with ~ ooss
Motion Of defendant anwell partly granted. Tho com-
plant 70 be made more definite.
Frederick n. Mans and Others Geo. roto to-hotbon
10 discharge order Of arrest denied, with ~ costs
Smith Davis W. John W. M:tchei-Mot'on for recefvw
denied.
Victor p. Comeduans w. Albert Brsb bms.-kcton 70
set aside Judgment granted.
CArl Recknagel vs. Howell smith for receiver
granted. N ,tion 70 dissolve injunction denied.
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AFFAIRS IN NORFOLK.

NORFOLK, March "a, 1851.
Commodore Jesse Wilkinson, Of the United States
Navy, died here to-day, at his residence.
Captain Jas. II. NORTH Of the navy Of the Southern
confederacy, arrived hero to-day from Charleton, and
leaves for New York Monday
Colonel Grover, Of this cty has been appointed First
Lieutenant in the Southern army.
The repairs Of the steamer Pocahontas and United
States soop ofwa Germantown, are rapidly approaching
TO completion.
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prepared 70 receive consignments Of merchandise and
rncIes OF every description shipped 70 thsR BY
s.eAmers or sailing vesse6 entering them - bond,
~ shs them for consumption, may be desired, pay
ng ne duties and charges and forwarding them TO dee-
''na'ioh oy express, or otherwise, a. instructed.
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Indifferent TO at ether interests They win hold him re-
soopsibie for the cor seuuenoee

Indifferent TO a ther interests They win hold him
sponsibie for the sequences.
There = strongly supported rumor, that in the pro-
traeted Cabinet meeting yesterday afternoon, tho New
York appointments definitely agreed upon and that
they win be sent TO the Senate tomorrow.
DR.. Leib, Illinois leader Il much talent and dstin
guished party SERVICE has been nominated Aarsha for
Dacotah Territory Tho appointment 10 very popular
among Western republicans.
Among the things 70 be u the nomination Of L J.
Chase Of Lockport FOR Marshal Of the Northern dsrc
Of New York state r Bigelow Lawrence, Of Boston, s
TO be Consul General TO Florence. very pleasant pos
tion, for which Mr. Lawrence, owing 70 his long expe
rienOe Secretary Of Legation at London, especially
qualified.
VIM. H Fry, Knocked out Of the French secretaryshp
Of Legation, has BEEN appointed Secretary Of legation
At Turin, where Geo. p. Marsh, Of Vermont, goes ~
Minister.
VIM Stowe, Clerk Of the Massachusetts, House Of Repre-
sentatves has been appointed Postmaster At Springfield
Mass.
Weed has been In constant session at wiards for two
days and nights endeavorng break Secretary Chases
slate but without Barney 10 TO be Collector Of
New York. Weed gracefully yields the point. General
G. f. Sherman Weeds slate for Appraiser 1t arge
but Thomas NcE1rath, former PARTNER Of Greeley, con-
ndeht that he win get II.
James Watson Webb is down on Weeds slate for Sur
veyor Of New York, against exCongressman wakeman,
who confident and Henry b Stanton, whose looks
we'll
Simeon Draper is presented by Weed, GrinneI & Co.,
for Naval Officer
Ex-Governor Nyron h Clark was put down by Weed
for Sub Treasurer but Daniel Ulmann headed him OF this
afternoon and Clark s erased and Ulmann TO be
recorded Both Of these gentlemen have danced attend
ance at the White House Of late to the disgust better
men.
Weed sticks to schults like brother Schultz don't OBJ
ect Seward backs Weed. The tug Of win come when
the President looks the papers Audget may
then.
E. DeaHeld Smith, for District Attorney, is named in
the Weed progra mme, although Curtis Noyes claimed TO
be the Weed candidate; but 1t is said that Evarts
the means Of throwing Noyes overheard and substituting
Smith
The Secretary Of War has been closeted with the Pre-
sident night for severalhours.
The number Of Office seekers in Washington seems to
be on the increase The departments continue to be
thronged with them much TO tho interruption Of the
public business.
The removals viii be numerous in the civil branches
Of the government, and they viii take place
cases can be prepared for official action This
is repeatedly given to impatient expectants.
Applications by letter. amounting to 400 or 500 daily,
continue TO be received.
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THE EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS.


Nc Cabinet session Of yesterday was protracted until
aas hour last night. What determination, If any they
came 70 has not transpred. II is more than probable
thas they failed 70 reach anything deonve in regard 70
e policy TO be pursued towards the the seeding States
The question Of extra session was before them, and
gentleman who has the run Of the kitchen at the White
House stated TO day that he did not how hs admins
Sssiou could get along without extra session He
csived his impression undoubtedly from the President
esveral members Of the Cabinet known 10 favor
early assembling Of Congress. There are others who
fear take such step, lest IL may - In former admin
ktrations, be the precursor Of speedy downfall.
There Ia . rapidly growing sentiment here
among conservative favorable TO the
adoption Of the constitution Of the Confederate
States They regard that instrument great improve
msut upon the old ens and what h important they
Assert that BY ~ adoption the Union is again restored
and peaoe and fraternal feeling between the sections
hrevocably csmented.
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THE TROUBLES OF The NATION.
THE SOUTHERN COMMISSIONERS TO EU-
ROPE.

NEW ORIxASs, March 20, 1891.
The Commissioners Of the Confederate states TO Ea-
rope-Nessrs. yancey, Mann and Ros-wi leave here
the a1st inst for Havana and with the British
steamer Of the 7th Of April for England. E,
The military aasu quo a. Pensacola continues None
but ocia communication allowed between the shore
and the feet or tho haIbor.
The armed propeller Cushman keeps up strict police
on the harbor.
duel was fought on Tuesday morning at Fort xcFae
between . Charlestonian and resigned midshipmsn
with Shsrp's rides. The Charlestonian was badly
wounded IN the groin.
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COMMISSIONERS FROM TEXAS IN NEW
MEXICO, ARIZONA, SONORA AND CHI
HUAHUA.

WASHINGTON, March "a, 1851
Intelligence has just been received here and laid
at once before the administration that commissioners
now in New Mexico, Arizona, Sonora and Chihuahua,
despatched hence by the independent State Of Texas to
sonsr with the people is those Territories in relation 70
the present political crisis and to invite their 90 ope
zion In the formation Of the Southern oonfederacy
70 be composed Of such slave States as may unite
themselves for this object. The commissioners use
the following significant language in their address
70 the people in those Territories:-" Every
argument and every appeal hitherto made in behalf Of
the prosperity Of glorious country 70 have
proved inadequate to the task Of crushing the black
fanaticsm Of the North and the current Of secession
impeed by sense Of duty and hereditary honor by
the South cannot be turned to it's fountain. Irreoon
ceable the thought may be TO the American patriot
The stern papabe that the bonds Of Union
severed. The beacon light Of hope, which few days
ago doomed in the heart Of every lover of his country
now fickers dimlT in the socket, and apparently
earthly power avert the dissolution Of the slave
and nonlave States Of the Union be determined
whether you win longer, feeding upon hope, live in
anarchy forget government by whom you have been
discarded turning deaf to you. suppicatiohs
and st whose door you justly ay the lives and for
tunes Of many Of your best citizens.
The matter seems to be well received. The Commits
soners invited to attend convention convened to
meet on March 10, at Messilla, for tho purpose Of
taking into consideration the present political
crisis of the country This Convention confident
N believed would adopt some plan for the carrying oot
n shs mcvsmsnt contemplated By the Commissioners.
mis- intelligence has caused great uneasness on the
part OF the administration This another embarrass-
ng question; but It has to be met, and that promptly
Zoo for the administration clearly the movement
ths designs Of the south towards the fertile plains Of
Mexico
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GEORGIA STATE CONVENTION.

AUGUSTA, Ca, March "a, 1851
The State Convention adjourned ON Saturday night
The Convention adopted State constitution which is
TO be ratified rejected by vote Of the people an
election to take place in July next.
Nothing else Of importance was transacted.
There Is nothing new from Montgomery.
is generally believed in Charleston that Major An
derson received orders Fort Sumter Wed
Aesday last.
The troops from different portions Of the South gro
concentrating at Pensacola.
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INTELLIGENCE FROM CHARLESTON.

WNnHIv"TONI m"TUu 81 IoUA.
The Charleston Cburi0 Of Friday last, received here
states that Surgeon Fox Of the United States Navy had
arrived there with orders from Washington visit
report the oopdton Of Fort Sumter. He permit
ted 60 thther the condition Of being accompanied
by Captain Hartstein. ~ #
The Courier notes the arrival IN Charleston Of Mr..
Holmes and family Congressman OF South Carolina and
saysBefore he left Washington Mr. Seward desired him
TO say 70 the people Of Charleston that he wasor
fu settlement and would do everything In his power for
amcable arrangement Of the affairs Of tho country
Mr.. Holmes also reports that Gen. Scott gave similar
assurances.
The President desire the policy and majority Of
the Cabinet the withdrawal Of the troops from
Pickens % well as Fort Sumter.
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Commissioners from Texas Sent to Now Mexico,
arizona, Ssnora and Chiahuahua.
Tho Object Of Their Mission and Pfan
Of Operations.
1HE EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS.
THE SCRAMBLE FOR OFFICE,
~, &ss, &ss
yHE EVACUATION OF FORT SUMTER TO BE
CONDITIONAL.

WASHINGTON, March "a, 1851.
There has been some change In the programme about
Fort Sumter since COL Lanon left am inclined TO be-
Neve that the evacuation TO be conditional. That is
hat Cs Lamon authorized to examine the provisions
now in that fort and he Ia satisfied that there not
sucient supply TO sustain the troops in the fort
than 70 deliver the Presidents orders TO Major Anderson
have NO official authority for this declaration but
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R,cnscrp. Ac-stesmship Yorktown--Geo whr SAssS ~
prees, hcEIysn, Hi1ldebrand, Miss y, $500 II "
r.Sss r,c JSs y DAY lsoow.n, Mis- Cora a. His.
1n and MIS- Leroy, Orbepdorfer Mrst e ~. Duskink
re,sansimer s Mrs etsrpg TIVE child, 40 ssrysn-and
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CUSTOM HOUSE CASE.
MARCH 23-Hsmaanos and GosItso ". css AssssSd
hides marked IT. g --Mr. Sidney Webster moved on .
petition that an alternative order issued BY Judgs Snip
man 70 the Collector Of the Port, 70 deliver up 70 NE
c,anants one thousand hides marked q. O., On the
uaymept Of the duty. mo duty has been ssndfcd 70
ths Coector who refuses 70 give the goods Without
Additional penal duty Of twenty per cent
The Judse said the Court could not exercise any
authority over the Collector except 70 compel decree
OF the Ccort any nfracton Of the Law Of Congress he
could not interfere with.
these gentlemen the claimants had nothing 70 a. bot
pay the amount demanded BY the Collector usdsv NO.
ie He objected TO these proceedings, - ths Cpsrs I'D
Er webster asked the Court 70 pvoasct ss o,a,mmss
from illegal assumption on the part o. he Onlecesr.
After some further argument the ,ssioa ves dsnSsa.
Marine Csurt-0sr .srsa rsrn.
Before Hon. Judges hcCar'' Az uayrerS "a An~.
NANCE 2s.-nelvsck W. Aorsnd-yu&g.aa aez.sA
Slater 70. Butrkk.-s>..
johnson bick
Hall W. Babe =
JscoS a ntinssAsA -aumA
H. N Mcnnssy.--Snms
- ~. Allender.-SAme.
6ybtHton Va uarksm same.
HIN W. Barnham. Same
Terry va. Howe.--SNme.
Ausson vs Mayhew--Judgm<nt rev~rssd a usx ~,
ordered unless the plaintiff wshia eve aavp sssrnss ~
oeouct from the Judgment herein the ann Al ~ "a -
properly iates coats IN cana AZ rn,rh s~sr.ss--
costs. ~" - Wsc'i WV
Hall .xShsv.-sAns, dsdussas ua
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ATTEMPT TO SUPPLY FORT PICKENH FRUS-
TRArED. a. fs
We find the following despatch in the Richmond pa.

WASHINGTON, March a. 1851.
learn that the United Sases transport Isabella was
captured last night at Pensacola in the attempt 70 throw
troops and provisions into Fort Pickens.
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.IREasslxaare Ia Rt1ulacEt.

The onlygrea Natural ClairvoyaHt seeress and sprtvis
ionst that has existed The extraordinary rsvealments
which this great Caryoyant daily gives proofs Of and her
such but the of the aerng hono daily
bestowed upon her by the learned and scientific To her the
past present and future picture Of life ITSELF Madame
La Banchs brilliant apd world vide reputation astroo
ger rank in the world Horoscopes charts Of
life prepared in writing by simply knowing date of birth. Mad
La Banch prescbe for all durable Diseases Medicines
all Of the country whenever ordered All letters
enclosing stamps promptly answered. Madame La Blanchs
residence No. % Bsronne street, between Poydras and feddo
streets. m2 2plm
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Tsventv EDoRgfsss Eeeso0rR

viii he paid for such evidence will lead to the eollec
ton of tho following License due under the following section
Of the City Tax and License Ordinance, No. 544Ss
SEC ST. Each and every person citizen of the State who
shall receive or solicit CUSTOM display samples
sell or dispose Of goods other articles of
in any whatsoever either for themselves agents
Others shall pay license of hundred dollars payable
demand before commencing busness under penalty Of fifty
dollars recoverable before competent Magistrate Re
corder for the benefit of the city.
Apply at the corner of Camp and Canal streets, to
GEO. W. GREGOR,
fe1s 9otf Collector of above License.
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CUSTOM-nouSE, New Orleans. }
Collectors Office, Feb. 81, 1861.
M9~NOtice to Importers-All imported Mer-
chanlise in bond for Warehoang intended
be forwarded ports within the Confederate States
America except those within the State of Texas with
drawn for Expectation.
Goods imported and originally intended for ports of dena
ton within the limits Of the Confederate States with the
going exception be entered for warehouse and immediate
export.
The Export Bonds executed these entries will be cancelled
at This office the production Of certificate in the form
provided for export Foreign Countries verified by oath of the
eonRnee and the and Of the exporting vessel
fore an ot1cer qualified administer nahs Withdrawals
Tran por'aons in bond continued to te State of Texas
te22 If T. H. HATCH, Collector.
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OFFICE OF THE FINANCE COMMITTEE OF THE

OFFICE OF THE FINANCE COMMITTEE OF THE ,
Room No. VII 4 OF "tt SfT Hail. h Mh1eh Is 1861.
nusa @ liz hsG e at Hsfora
ho1ng the chermen Of the Fanee C9nit'ees Of the Com
dosol win be received by them for the redemption Of the Bonds
pay for such may now deposited in the Citizens
BANG after paying all coupons of interest Railroad
Sealed Proposals will be received until the 18th April 1851
i as fog IT, sss IL Ny = ThySys ssSsd
FA : " { he
FFopo's' Sale bo ms S"''''''
Chairman Finance Committee Board rd' Asst Aldermen
Chairman Finance Committee Board Of 1idernen.
BUREAU Du Oom1rE DE FINANCE DE LAD
Local Noi N del de- Tilie S De mars 1861
& PHiH aye &c
sG a4,oTsPn les pessnts d1 tSm Dc Finance Con-
positions esche,s ser9n par eux pour IL !empi?n
Dc fer Pom train e monsnt qi por%it etre main
o"s Coupons sur 5ons DC sh!&
propositions ceehettes la Ella vile de Trente
Gina d ons EMS en- ys"r de Ia sf he de fer
de ples midi au bureau du Connie de Finance No IA Hotel
les d" csos &c Fan +" d" Con-
Propositions pour Ia de Bons du Chemin de Fer Pon
chartrain.'
President du c0mts de FnGnef dsS ssFsTtf Aldermen
n26 tals President du Comiit de Finance dss Aldermen
HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA GUARD,
Armory, 81 Magazine st..
New Orleans, March l4th. 1861. !
R7s>Drills of the entire corps Will be held
every MOND ~, att ?. NJ.
Meetings for the of business first WEDNESDAY
in each month. al O'Clock.
SAMUEL. NJ. TODD. Major Commanding.
HENRY r. KENsA, First Sergeant Cor rany A NILS If
. -
HEADQUARTERS BATTALION WASHISGToS ARTILLERY,
New Orleans, March d, 1861.
HS~ ORDER No. I3-DnftA farther orders, the
Drills Of This Battalion vii! be as follows:
irst company will Dill on MONDAYS.
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n9-E ublIc Schools, Fourth Dfstrfct-The
Annual Examination and Exhibition of the Fourth District
Public Schools will take place below, commencing at
o'clock A. NJ, and closing at P. NJ.
EXAMINATION:
LAUREL SCHOOL, corner Philip and Laurel Streets Tues
day, kpr2.
LIVE OAK SCHOOL, Ninth and Constance Streets
Wednesday, April g.
MAGNOLIA SCHOOL, ESQ Caroudeet street. near jackson,
Thursday, April 4.
CHESTNUT SCHOOL, Felicity Chestnut Streets
Glasses in French GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL, Friday,
April g.
BOYS HIGH SCHOOL, corner jackson and Coliseum
streets, Monday and Tuesday, April and O.
GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL, No SO Chestnut street. near jack
son. Wednesday and Thursday. April 10 and IL.
EXHIBITION
On Friday, April 18th, in Felicity street Church, corner Of
Chestnut street. Exercises to begin at O'Clock P. NJ.
Music, Speeches. Dialogues Presentation Of Diplomas etc.
j. G. PARHAM, Jr,
all Cuaer ndaut
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r-1zxg- A. z. BLACI<MAEG d BRO, w-zSr-
EtiRTE Wholesale and Retail Deaersn NS&FF
EEUsICAL MERCHANDISE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
"a Camp street, New Orleans.

Gard Parlor Grand Square and Upright Pianos from the
very hast manufactures among which, invite particular
sttention TO the RAVEN BACON co, fIAEos, now
hrst inFauCed into this market For the lost thirty
these Rues have been especial fHvoes the North for their
%aanty of finish eicacy Of touch and sweet
nes OF onen all OF which orts know that they cannot be
exceiled
At orr house will also be z7d the only JANB5 W. VOSE
PIANOS. These Instruments though placed exhibition
a. Boston PhIlaephis and o places in comps;tion with
est premium for good solid workmanship elegant finish and per-
feet evenness and richness of tone. Che PRLOR GEM the
Is is warranted to give entire sssae Melodeons, d&ars,
FEons Brass Band Instruments aSHryhng apperBRinG
ts the stock of compete Music Store Music and Music Books
sent by mail postage fres A. &. BLAAGGAAR BRO,
o22 fmSW IA famp street.
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OFFICE NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD COMPANY,

New Orleans, July Is 1901.
E9s- Fhe following RESOLUTION was adopted
on tie llh instant:
Resolved That public notice given in one or more
Published the city of New that application will
BE- mode to the General Assembly of the State of Louisiana at
ration Of she New Orleans jackson Great Northern Rail
road Company, approved 22d of april, 1853
dig # r. 8. Oh RT,ES Secondary
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SALE WITHOUT RESERVE
10 cartons Silk Bonnet Black Silk Velvet Ribbons
And
100 lots Of fine French Fancy Goods
BY E. ROGER g. CO.,
Auction Rooms, Nos. IS and Al Old Levee street.
between Customhouse and Benvile streets
TTHURSDAY, the Ath inst, at 10 O'Clock A.
Lsvee street. will be sold ~
100 silk Bonnet and Black Velvet Ribbons compris-
ing splendid assortment.
100 lots Of fine French Fancy Goods Silk Lace Ne
rno and Pique Lonaves Mautilas Cioaks Silk Lace
candle and Embroidered shaws and Manlas, Organdie
Jaconets and Printed Lawns Barge. Orendie Tissue
Robes, Double Jupes Handerkrchef White Goods Tape
Checks. Laos Mitts, fine Hosiery ETC. etc.
H1~TERHS-At sale. "a
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SALE WITHOUT RESERVE
100 csses Mems, Boys and Chdren's Hats
By E. ROGER a. CO.,
Auction Rooms, Nos. IS and II Old Levee street,
between Cusomhouse and Bcn vile streets
THURSDAY, the 9Th inst, at 10 O'Clock A,
will be sold
100 Mems Boys Chdrens FUR Cashmere Panama
and Leghom and Soft Hats. -
ES-TERMS-Ats sale. "a
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ES~IuhEri stbIe Friends ComTuRuGerv of
Knigbts Ts9ShFs and Appsadant Orders M tbs
Lodge Of St. Claude and Dunaine streets Second
District.
serstasgno r Rieaid CAPTAIN General .. j.. DeneIie
Junior Warden NJ A. Cologne, Treasurer; r. MeleuE, Ne
corder i. de Luo9s Standard Bearer A. A. Pray. 5worE
Bearer: furand. WsrAan T. R=nev, Sentinel EaIR "
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ROSEWOOD AND BLACK WALNUT FURNITURE CAR
pets, Gas Chandeliers Glass China Ware at auction
BY J. B. WALTON,
Auctioneer-OtEce, 40 Camp street.
THURSDAY April 4, 1851, at 10 la O'Clock
A. NJ on the premises No is Burgundy street, auction
without reserve will be sold
The following Household Furniture, consisting part of
Rosewood Sofas, Rosewo Arm, Sewing and Chairs
Rosewood Marbetop Sofa Tables Black Walnut and Mahog-
any Extension Tables Black Walnut Marblctop Sdeboad
Black Walnut Armors Bedseads Bureaus Washstands and
CHAIRS Glass and Chnaware, Mattresses Carpets Rugs Char
deiers Solar Lamps Refrigerator, Kitchen Utensils etc
EE-TERMS--Cash delivery mao
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3artnuIar SAotnes.

M
."s& CHAMBER OF CoaMERcg Via l.
#aaS , w. &+ ~ New Orleans, April 3, 1861.
hs'-A An adjourned meeting Of the Chamber
Room Of the Crescent Muns insurance Company bust
ness q much Importance will be laid before the meeting.
% II A. GORDON BAKEWELL sec'y.
New ORLEANS AID BAYOU SARA MAIL CoMrAEr,}
ss-At an election held this day, at the
oNce Of the Company 10 the provisions is chayier
OF said Company uLtt the first Monday April next
1902 viz; 7rn.
Eugene Lanouc, }. Morgan Hall,
j. G Landry, Isaac Hooper,
us Relf, A. j. Powell
And meeting Of tho Board Of Directors held the
day Eugene anne elected President Of said Company
az 1t Al. POWELL Secretary.
Hg- Headquarters Calhoun Guard The
members o. thu are hereby ordered to meet ~ ic1 n
for Company drill, in undresS uniform
rs St ~ ''''' u '''' GEO. J. SUMMERS, 0. s.
R9-Attcntion, Crexcent Rihes-Appsar at
your anory THURsDAY, April an. at 9e'3ck p NJ, in
''O'' A. II. GLADDEN., Captain.
THAn's A. SMITH, O. a. as
s9-AttentioI, Crescent Rifles Company
FHURsDAY EVENING. a, TX O'clock, precisely.
' Vs. A. H. GLADDEN., Captain
THAD's A. SMITH, s. asst
tors Of Charity Hospital held nj O'Clock T. NJ April lst
1851 the following officers elected for the ensuing year
W. 6. NEhois, II. D. House Surgeon.
A. j. Semnas NJ. D.-As.isian, Surgeon.
j. d. Brownlee-Chemist and ApothecarT.
Jas. Tuner-As' istant Chemist and Apothecnry
Henry Vandernd n-Cerk.
Eugene May-Assistant Clerk
NJ ct WM g. AUSTIN NJ. n. Sec'y.
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SUCCESSION DE AUGs. DAvEzAC, DECRDE-DEUx
Terains de vaur Ia Terpsichore entire les
Constance Annoncation bon Cnisinier, pencan.
PAR J. B. WALTON,