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On Monday 18th inst of typhoid fever SAMUEL JAMES,
infant son OF Henry Hart, aged7 months
The friends and ac1uanIances of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this ming O'clock from the
parents residence Felicity Road between Aunncson and
Laurel streets.
On Monday morning, at o'clock. 10th inst, WIN H. sIB-
LEY, aged 80 years.
His friends aud a:quantanees and those Mrs A. sibey
and F. G. solph, respectfully invited attend his
funeral tomorrow morning l0ocock from his residence
No. 235 Howard street. Julia and Cypress without
further notice.
On Monday, 10th inst at AZ o'clock, P NJ, FREDERICK
THOMANN, lae Foreman OF Ghalmete Fire Company No g.
CHALMETrE FIRE COMPANY, NO 22-Thu officers and
members OF this Company hereby notified assemble at the
Ehginefous this evening" o'clock pay last tribute
at respect their worthy Foreman The Department in
general, are res pectfuy invited 10 attend
JAS BROWN Secy
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!. THE WORK GOES BRAvE1y oN."


We take the following specimen of incredible
barbarity from the New York Commercial Adver-
tiser 1t is the closing paragraph of an article on
the bloody doings in St. Louis, and the work that
g goes brayely on " is the massacre of women and
children as previously reported by us. The artl-
Gle contains not one expression of regret, but IS
iubilant throughout. a. .....
During q riot which subsequently broke out the
United states troops hrea on anu hneu eMe,F
seen+ T. smothar ont the Secession fame in Mis-
souri,; but if more applications of the same sort
should be necessary, the public may rest assured
lLat sley VII pe shortcomings o WIN soo'
ro,rro,tnr ,nor, +,a obora ,arsnrarb a ~.
~ 4,,o,o !. aa;tor, no, or
- !, II 49,, .o.+oin1,, o,,5 if
A. IL ~, ~, ~ :. sor1- y ~ +la,
80 III - ~
$3.50, d.. - 7, .I:t:a.:t' ! +l,t
80 -, III. LII - h,,,oz, ao,ro,,i.,- !,
H.
S,:,,s = q. -. No.
NJ, on,oo,,s
49, esu r,a-.
CIV W 1t' 'A.e0s w
Nto nAne a-4N 80. 800 - : II,
ahu s'oaO IN "nS'' p'tor W. wv 49,
oou1n, tl'e s'%usnsol VI oou'nn 800, ~
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TALK ON 'cHANGE.

II was remarkably quiet on the flags Yesterday
now and then might be seen solitary note-broker
whistliDg for q chapce cotton brokers here and
there had a few samples on their tables exchange
brokers were pushing hard for their principals;
ship brokers appeared TO think that the day for
one penny to Liverpool was passed cotton factors
took it coolly and calmly, and were apparently as
independent as q wood sawyer on a cold day By
bye our factors in general cannot complain of
the results of the seasons business; they have
realized good and remnneratng prices for their
patrons, barring on one occasion, when the staple
was somewhat slaughtered, though it was compul.
sary.
There was some talk of the suspension of mail
facilities from and after the LIST proximo Post.
master.General Reagan has issued a proclamation
notifying all contractors, postmasters and agents
that he will assume the entire control of the postal
system in the Confederated States from the LIST of
June; that all mail contracts with the Northern
States are annulled; that no mails nor mail ar
engagements can be carried on with the old United
States until treaty of peace aud amity is made
between the Northern and Southern Confederacy.
1t thus follows that from and after the 3lst day of
this month no correspondence nor communication
can be carried on between the beliigerent parties
they can carry on their correspondence through
express agencies. This cannot be done, according
to the rules Of war. IL the rules and articles Of
war are strictly enforced, not letter or commune
cation can be passed from one side to the other.
This rule IL being nforced by the orders of old Abe
and his Secretary Chase, in prohibiting the trans
poTtation of merchandise from the North to the
South.
The rates Of postage will be slightly increased
under the new act. Among the abuses of the old
detunet, which il annnlled aud averted by the Com
Tolerated act is that Of the franking privilege.
There will not hereafter be any wagon loads of
useless printed doeumens distributed, as II were,
| tor waste paper through the new Gonfederaey;
there vii he ne necessity for such solutions as
francis \. BAR IL be cormorsnting on the public
Ireaaurg- ne such public plaaderers as Blair and
fiyes aud ether haFpies.
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Cropsin Ponte oopt4rhe Ponte Coupee Democrat says
The corn crop pr"m es good fie, he cane crop is in gp
dons veil 's'' ever Witnessed O p"''Fs 0''0 "'0
TIE same paper has the following
" he f @ Bayou Ga% '
t river and BsySu Fordeehe will soon be
are much too low md mot e Them lately construeted The
This break in the leyee however, will do very deal
Of injury to this parish.
Colored 0fiersCorF L. Claiborne, of Ponte Coup6e
organized company eighty OF the free cooed his
parish says his company will compete
taking Old Abs captive.
The Magnolia Ibervile parish, has the following:
BroEe Two me9 pas ed here lat Wednesday in sk
levee he tins he could ga ly hay oyehauled
whether he succeeded in arresting Them They
evidently making for New Orleans
Watching the We translate from lie Meschacebe
Of ST. Johns parish, the following:
yeilanee Comnittae his been formed tire left bnk of
the dwellings, imilien Lbranche and Nonteent agront
sacvely watched every night BY chief having each
Crops in Tensus-The Tensas Gazette says:
The crops which have been extraodnarlv fine throughout
the parish have somewhat suffered b. the heavy
low places Of dry bike which "rner hal never been panea
The cotton Is geneaiiv from Ii eff cts Of
the rains and the of which planters have planted al
double the usual quantity ooks fine be desired
Aras in Shrepeport.-The Cad4o Gazette says Z:
Our city well armed it should he but are far
from bel unpretect"d There several hundred g
powder store; three Founder
r. w .onee abont 1871 musleS, with ,ounds Of ball
idgs possession of Cant Rattle Of Shreveport
nels DIS ny rifles gnns pistols and DO vie
knives, Nth The ,oiR % use them.
Gfecdsse. The which Thursday
nigh, the St. Mary ChH oh, fourteen fepn
and i not likely be cbec rom t rand crra IN he
s. T to Marry anyn' Of @
this ish and II stepp nv the fall Of by
the rons Of those work it. will prove gre
damage the crops in the parish of ferrh eonne
tfhibo.eeex Sentinel.
Crops in 81. 7amn,any Paui-The Covington Wanderrer
says:
The forsFrom portion of the parish the is
ch of the craving Every appears
fec'ly ,atishe, with the pro poet.
Crops Natchtoches Porih.-The Red River Alluvion
'rops aonrishng The weather of the week
has been very favorable TO the young We
some fields of corn Ii 4ye begun 10 tasel.
High War.-A few uchrs higher, and in the words of the
y. Y, Tribune, "ttd vi sisSip wnud drown Is raSb
Never in The of that celebrated ndvidna the de
nhahtant has The of river be onng
than tte preseat lime Both planters and turner's shou
w4tth heir leveeS wi the Geste attention
moec evasse< here hign the river is there
probability they would be closed this spring.
tRca lon err, PAqueuaine Parish.
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Having made mYelf very prominent in trying to rid this
city of AB0LlTIONISTS, consider it due myself make
public he Of departure, which will be in day
find that Abolilons however patent his offence if
he ha money aid him. be reached without setting the
constituted hores defiance; and
such course under any circumstances wash my hands
of the and leave, with warning my felowciz7ns
be the alert shall remain in the neghb hood and
my services needed defend city will ruy post
the funds collected by in aid Of the families Volunteers
be had by ceag G. W. SULLY so GrRvier street.
geher with the book showing from whom the subscriptions
received,
T. O. SULLY.
New Orleans, May 49, 1851. my2l 2p7
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y lsAsso DuEA.z couple Of Arizonians, one a
3saaaaves horn Mexican and the other boatman
ron the Mississippi, who had lived in Arizona
about year. fought duel on horseback d short
tliae ago, each harmed with lasso. The American.
wllc y Mas fhought would stand no chance in sach
= rloysl encounter, except the chance Of being
stsangled assoea his 10 IL Tie FIRST throw Of lie
moose, and dragged him over the plain d the nm
: speed sot his horse, until lie was mangled and
bfplsca Hsniost 10 4 jeiIy.
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vofEscE g7lsldt'en's Home. In SO many
INSTANCES ana upon 10 many occasions has the
marked beaeyoience Of our community been
eFiiced that 1t only necessary to call attention
% tte method II which il can nov again properly
press itself that the came results should follow as
paAs occasions, The ladies Of the Protestant Epis
ccnat Church, Of this city, propose giving an en-
tarsaintnent Tor benefit Of the orphans attached
10 li4e Ghildren's Home. The entertainment will
be given at Odd Fellows Hall. commenting on the
ana ending % the s4th inst. IT is hoped that
tha proceeds viii materially benefit the children
under the chafge Of these benevolent ladies. We
refer elsr readers 70 the notice we today publish
I'LL another column.
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e8~CertiGc"te of tvensy-eight years. use


OF BraudreIh is ri Is
NEWCASTLE, Wescheser County. N Y, Aug. Il, 1850,
DR.. B. Rrandrtth-Ny Dear Sri seventy mine
old and for th last twenty eight have heen
slant of NE Universal Pills when sck fully
realizing the advantage Of enforcing purgaion wi medicine
which, while harmless in its nl impurities
safely that the vigorous old enjoy has be-
caused mlnly by the timely of Brandteh's Pills have
had in these Ia years several fits of sGkn and
occasionally soma inlrmy Of age would AT
these times haze always found pills remedy giving
only health but strength consider them only in
valuable purgave but also have dur
Ing these last twenty eight any other medicine what
ever ing need by exp rnce, that gooo
Brsnoreth Pills have freely used by neghbors in
kind of SICKNESS and have been known fail when
promp " administered Yours, truly,
NATHANIEL HYATT,
Justice Of the Peace for 20 Westcheser Co.. Y
Price Is por box, Principal Office. 291 Canal
New York Sold by j. WRIGHT & CO, Nos, u and ISL
GhartFe deaers in Medicines
m5S 2n2swke"-s" ~
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The only great Natural Claryoyant seress aud Spirit Vision
s that has existed The extraordinary reveamens which
this great Caryoyant daily gives proof her
such but the consequence OF the herng hoDors daily be-
slowed npon her by the learned and scientific To her the past
present and future picture of life itself Ma La
Banchs brilliant and ~ordwide reputation asrologer
rank her the first in the world Horoscopes of lie
prepared in writing by simply kuowir date of birth Madame
La Baoch precrbes for all durable diseases Med cnes
all of tho country Whenever ordered All letters enclos
ing stamps, promptly answered Madame La Ban his resi-
dence No. IS Baonne between Poydras and Perddo
reefs. my2O 2pGt
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The LADIES' Volunteer Aid Association call attention the
following resouil0n-
Resolved, That applications will be received from Compa
MES that have authenticated By B.ieader General
TtAcy or Adjuthnt General q isor. Inyl5 2ptf
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l,aslEANs ETriEs This gallant company has
been into service and il now stationed 1T
Camp Moore; preparatory to marching orders.
Ali opportunity il offered to 4 few volunteers to
enroll themselves ii the ranks Of the company.
Equipments complete, free of cost, viii be fur
.nished. Applications should be made Immediately
AT tle rendezvous, Ne. Gs st. Charles street.
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zg Deat h may eRsstse, say a distinguished
medical wrter from of mineral ha,r dyes To AVOID
such contingency. only Cadnro Excelsior Dye proved
by the aus sis of Dr. hi't0n hair dye
ence and Who'll free from poison.
Manufactured oy j. RISTAnoRO, No. Aston House. New
York Sold everyhara and applied by all Hair Dressers
a26 2plm6w
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or NorIcE.-A Correspondent writes

WORTHY OF NorIcE.-A correspondent writes
follows Amelia Cout house. Va Richmond En-
qurer
Pompey Scott slave of Adolphus Archer, Of this county,
today contributed twenty dollars expended com
fort of he volunteers of his county. He is intelligent
undc stends what he is giving his money for
wonder what be and hi midons would think Of hisY
Pompey ha wants known that he is redy give his
money
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-21

TIas DEAr MulE's INSTRUCTOR. The FIRST number
\ % paper bearing the above tide has been re-
coigsa BY us. II u published ut Baton Rouge, and
printed BIZ he nlutes % the E Louisiana Institution
III 4he Deat, the Dumb ana Tie Blind,n and q
gery sheet II and filed with inter
esting aad Entertaining reading.
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E9aThe Subscription List to Stock for fit
lii out has been transferred fro Merchan s.
Exchange the office of Mr. A. Ma8urpa No so Camp street.
ana at the ohee Of Mr. j. j. Bard, q Camp street, where
the patriotic ye find opportunity of investing Under
the management OF Mr. Maaureau and jude tggeston
public forward with confidence and complete the list
when full organization will he had ny2l 2ptf
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RarChildren's Homie The ladies of the
Protestant Epcopal hurrh in The city OF New Orleans will
give entertainment for the bepen of the ORPHAnS
tached TO The hiIdTe IS HON ODD FELLOWS HALL,
on the 81, 22f 23d, and "A h
The lad es much laupon the receipts Of this
Entertainment feed AID clothe ths Orphans under their
charge during the ensuing yea and they look
pubic to crown their eifpri wi h my2l 1t
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The F0i0gIges Of Egypt

Could not have snyet but partially reneded by the use
of WILSON'S RAT and ROACH EXTERMINATjR. Who
dshaieves his opinion advanced buy box and sec
whether in these days does do the effect
uallT.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
Il and ISL Chartres street,
my20 2n3teod<W New Orleans.
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CaTscEST RIFLES company G. The members
% fhiaccmpany are elsewhere notified to be pres
ent " the afmofy On tomorrow wednesday,
morning ~ z O'clock, fol The purpose Of being
mustered into aotiye service. A few more mem.
hers VIII be accepted, upon proper application
Sec nntica.
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THAI oNDERFuL GuN. Il now appears that The
Mcnaeffos aiea1u gun, Whieh was captured by Gen.
s assl hatler w useless after all. Mr. Dickinson.
tae inventor was not captured, as has been etated
I slnt escaped with tie most essential part Of tbe
4 ale tue gusl' Itself without which, the
machinery u q na.nofe nse than Oh old wagon.
we machinery has all been taken to pieces and
examined BY The Massachusetts mechanics. Sat
they dDd shat nothing oan Do snadoout Of IND wan.
darfaI gun.
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WFEVm. Holmes Is a Candidate for Assist
ANT ALDERMAN, Of The Fourth Ward, Fourth Distrilt.
my2l 2ptd
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MISSOURI FURNISHES FIVE REGIMENTS TO ABRA
n A goais Iay --Four full rtgfannis heeh
tered 10 the upites States WIS., and IF is be ng armed.
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eA090se Bfs'9.

eKNS'osG EbEFosSs
SUCCESSOR TO SEWELL 7. TAYLOR IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS. ETC,
nos. l3 and rs Royal street,
Has In store large supply the celebrated CREME DE
ROUZY quarts and PINES also other brands
viz: CHARLES HEIDSEICK, PIPER HEIDSEICK, PAR
MENTIER, and other brands Of inferior quality. l have
large of the Old Sherfes such AMONTI
LADO, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOf.DEN. DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR RIEs-IE&8-SOUTHsIDE MADEIRA, of
direct inp0rtBoE other Maerns grade 8uperio
Old London Dry Dock PORT other Ports Of less gnde
Fhe celebrated SAEARAC BRANDT ES-Vniage 1895, 1873
1902 and 1864 large supply always hand All grades
CLARET and WHITE WINES in glass and wood. WIS
EYs-scoch and Irish, Old Rye, Bourbon and Wheat Wh
kys. SCOTCH ALE and PORTER, pints quarts COR
DIAS etc. My usual of the best WINES, which
will be sold reasonable other house in the city
AARON BIRD,
aI9 pr1r -
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~ The reader il referred 10 the communication
u Surgeon Formento, in another column II
speaks for itself.
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E5- Aiderman First District-JOhn L. GU
BERNAFOR will be supported 1t candidate for ALDERMAN
for the First District, by
my51 I'd THE FRIENDS OF THE SOUTH.
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as aerrtng's Patent hampton Fire and
Burglar Proof rs Nos 4Rv,er street, New
3
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y The New York Tribune has d lengthy article en-
trely alg gastiyeas 70 the Best means Of spikipg
cannon whsn II becomes necessary to abandon
them n 4 battle The Northern troops mag need
hosting u thia matter. Greeley ought to know
whether they aTe iiEely 10 run.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-21

= LAKE SHORE Horn, vaudeville. This hotel
sncw open for the reception Of visitors, under the
auspices Of MI. b Bntman The hotel has been
recently much improved, and those who visit it
N'lll had conpeniences adapted to the promotion
of their heaIth, pleasure and comfort. We refer
oar readers % Che advertisement to-day pub
Iislied
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-21

I DEsoTo RrT'LEs Company B. Notice is else
where given that the applications Of few more
men VI join this company viii be received, We
refer III the notice.
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The election Of members of The North Carolina
Convention took place Monday So ia heard FROM
not an aaii.se sessions has heen voted for.
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aa NJ care indebted 10 Mr. Hole 3 Newspaper
Agency ldr two late copies Of the New York
News. 85
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sV'snes''s Canadian V'es'meifssge.

This excellent preparation afford the most perfect OF the
exitence of worms and in few hours clears the system
rhm completely. In of FITS Commissions or
Sp4ms, caused By worms it, superior y every other
edy is ua!iles and uurvsed Few Medicines better
cuIed improve the health of Guild for though prompt
in its ion, 1t is perfectly safe and adapted the
age.
Be particular and rem mber the name, WINER'S CANA
DIAN VERMIFUGE. This is The only aFtic that
p -nded on. Remember This
For sale, wholesale and relGI, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
Sole ProprieoTs,
FL and lal Charities street,
my2O 2p3teod<W New Orleans
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Ee is a BsGtFgy E'hSsag

Afe- long foot thai when the resting comes,
yon can fda col pre bahe your feet hut the pleasure
is heightened. if S"urrb yoRr feet with ALLEY MAGICAL
PAIN EXTRACTOR; your coEns banous and blistefs
relieved NJ once.
For sale wholesale and retail by
j. WRIGHT d CO.,
Sole Propriefors,
q and Isl Charities street,
my2O 2pStsoa<W New Orleans.
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CREOLE.

Aa-FOr Auditor UT t1ulo tic AecUunts-Plegase
Il. PHRALTA candidate Public
Accounts the election in November.
"a 2pte CREOLE.
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SR Card.

$s-Dr. Charles z. keils, Dentist, No. I52
,oal. Gsrnndalat Rarnnue. Nn0r
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.. FROM THE
8 Fl "A IT O Fl w "A r.
These views are now on sale the book music looking
glass and picture stores Among Others three different views
OF the Orleans Cadets Crescent Rifles 2ouaves ana other
city companies, will be on sale this week.
The Complete Series
he obtained ut liberal discount from the agent between
clock each day in the third story Of this oce yU
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-21

RSrF0r Assistant Alderman, Tt nth Ward
Ed. Crescent: Please announce MIR CHARLES MENSMAN,
the Southern Candidate for Alderman OF the Tenth
Ward at the election, June 8, 1861 and oblige
myl7 I'd" MANY FRIENDS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-21

30 ARD OF AssisrAsT ALDERMEN. Mr.. James
Bsggs IL, ia our eoinmns Of day, announced as
n candidate for reelection to the Assistant Board
Of Aldermen, from the First Ward.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-21

tlge lssIisA ys lhe NNner If q puiaksf dog found
ean ea,ae ss5 adj
seeslaensnt,
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TwIsGs Lem CT ARD. The organization Of this
aeE COMPANY has been completed BY the election
oi Ulcers. Elsewhere will be found published the
names 81 tie officers elect.
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II bisl IrstI. NAY ii. 1861.


ava oilers leith
k u ieritsig D3oes side e der
patsg. ees
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Aitan.ineh oalnmbiad has been mounted at Fort.
pess Apnrae. assd brought to bear upon the hoaae
of egs sfesideut5Io tn re leF.
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aa Afiasns' Express has, IS usual, placed US
under Obligations for late papers.
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X BArTALroS WAsHINeToN ARTILLERY. The mem
bess Of this battalion are elsewhere notified to
meet this morning at . o'clock, for organization,
preparatory 70 leaving for Virginia. Panctual at
tendance Ia called for
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-21

A Cam, We refer to the card Of Mr.. 4. o.
Sally appearing in another column.
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Dnsoro RlrIEs, CAstP AiooRE. Those desiring
% forward paekege to the members Of this com
paags are elsewhere advised that they can do 50
by leaving tic san,e at the office Of Messra. Wilbur
II Borgos under the Sc, Charles Hotel.
BnAaD oR AssIsTANT ALDRRsIES. Mr.. William
Holmes ID else here amounted as candidate for
s TIP Assistant Board of Aldermen from the Tenth
Ward
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-21

H9- For Assistant Alderman, Second Ward.
Mr. Editor: Announce j. n. LABORDE 5 a candidate
ASSISTANT ALDERMAN for the Second Ward, First Dis.
tric,, and obige
my20 2ptd SOUTHERN RIGHTS.
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HOGSHEAD POLES at $50 per NJ and BARREL POLES
at S24 per ~ For sale at Second street. Apply to
YOUNG q HAMILTON,
my2O 2u3t* Fab at Landing Fourth District,
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NOasiae atoms,

SOUTHERN AMERICAN PARTY.