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III
FRIENDS AND ENEMIEs.-The New York Times is
mistaken IN supposing that "when the South
balances its account with Northern politicians, and
makes up it's mind as to the respective merits Of
those who call themselves its friends, it will count
among its worst enemies those who hold the views
Of which the Daily News and the World are the
recognized exponents." Precisely the same line
Of argument which would prove these papers to
be our worst enemies would prove that the New
York Tribune and the Chicago Republican are our
best friends. This is indeed what the Tribune and
the Republican claim and 50 do the politicians Of
the New England school generally, who have a
precious knack Of attending to every body's bust
ness but their own. Nevertheless we are not yet
SO reasonable as to perceive the benefit Of these
"apostolic blows and knocks;n and we are stupid
enough to believe that those who want to hang MS,
to confscate our property, or drive us out of the
| country, are not influenced by peculiarly ami
| cable feelings.
| The attempt Of the Times to convince the
Southern people that they ought to join that
infinitessimal or rather mythical party called Con
seryative Republicans, represented by Mr.. Ray
mond's one vote in the House, and nobody's vote,
SO far as we have any evidence, in the country at
large instead of allying themselves with the Dem.
ocratic party, represented by forty votes in the
House, and couple Of millions in the country, is
very bold and ingenious, but to use the words Of
the Chicago Republican, in speaking Of another
point, sit won't VIM At the same time We beg
leave to say that we consider the World and the
News to be our friends, because they are friends o.
Justice, Of right, Of genuine democracy, of free
trade. and Of the great principles Of public liberty
The Conservative Republicans may be all that
but tasy have very poor way Of showing it, o
even of showing themselves.
Inaspaech before the Pennsylvania Legislature
last week, Gen. Butler said that he chad impover
ished himself, and shed the blood of brother AMI
sonin defense Of, etc., which reminds US Of Artemu
Wards feryid burst Of patriotism when he declares
TINT he was willing to sacrifice all of his wife
relations for the glory Of the "old flag" No doub
Butter was quite ready to shed everybody's bloot
but his own; but how did he impoyerish himself
and where! An expectant world desires enlight
eminent on this interesting point. We do not know
that Butler lost anything during the war except !
few battles and tho miserable apology for a goot
name, which he once possessed.
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Families

FGntzk14S
FITTING OUT FOR THE LAKE SHORE
wArERING PLACES
A Complete Stock of COOKING STOVES,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
WOOD and WILLOW WARE,
SILVER PLATED TABLE WARE,
TABLE CUTLERY,
KITCHEN UTENSILS,
!, BRIGHT TIN and JAPAN WARE.
And everything necessary complete outfit always
baud Our TIN and JAPAN WARE has been
Reduced 60 Per Cent,
recommended
RICE BROS 6 co, -.
80 And rs Camp street,
And sS5 Magazine street, magazine Market,
Sole Agents for the sale Of the celebrated
CHARTER OAK COOKING STOVE
Johnson's Patent Wash Machines.
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sya..oexsngs. Curtains. ETC.

Va have hely received handsome assortment Of CUR
TAIN MATERIALS such Satin Uelnine, KEEPS, HcrSted
D ASS aud Lace Curts MS of various qualities Loops;
Gimp nemiees Bands, ius ETC. ets @
and all other articles in line which offer at greatly re-
dueod prices " on
A. BRDUSSEAU b CO.,
Importers 10 Charities street.
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Consumers

SCOTCH AND ENGLISH ALE AND PORTER
Can save money purchasing Of W. PLAT No 81 caron
asles street. hand for sale reduced prices
complete assortment of
ENGLISH AND SCOTCH ALE AND PORTER.
sill guaranteed of direct importation.
sale in any quantity desired from one bottle upwards at
much less than usual prieos delivered free parts Of
the city.
Dealer in Groceries, Wines Teas etc,
81 GarGEdslGt street.
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FPoLIcE TaInGRArH.We are gratifed TO learn
/ tdAt the council last night elected Mr.. John K.
Mingls 70 the Office Of superintendent Of the city
sars alarm and police telegraph. II is an Office
which Mr.. Mingle IL eminently capable Of filling.
Connected with the city telegraph from the first
construction Of II, until his sense Of duty called
him away from The city, IT is an appointment, we
think. decidedly I. At to be made, and his resto
ration W his oll position Will be Of service to the
city. besides being source Of qualification to hi
numerous friends. ssy
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The new collector Of the port Of New York,
Mr.. Henry a. Smythe, ii a commercial man. He
was for many years in the dry goods business, and
is now president of the Central National Bank.
He is said to possess excellent qualifications for
the Office. In politics he is q " conservative Re
publican rara aDas IN terris and supports the
Presidents policy. The politicians of all parties
and factions are making desperate efforts to get
hold of him, in order to control the valuable pat
ronage of the New York custom house.
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Thirty eight deaths occurred on the steamer
q afginia, which left Liverpool on the 4th, and
4 atriyed Il quarantine below Philadelphia on the
The cases were from disease similar to that
,un fhc steamer England.
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1850 Laoe sHAWLs, at $5-worsh $l2. 4
5000 yards Fine and Heavy LINEN sHEETING. 1914, at
81 50; ia at 81 rs; 1874 at s., very Superior
We claim to offer
THE GREATEST INDUCEINIENTsI
DRY GOODS MARKET.
purchasing elsewhere.
To Holders of
SMALL QUANTITIES OF GOLD.
Messrs, KREEaER sELrGMAN Dry Goods Merchants,
D7 Magazine street. offer great inducements to parties wishing
purchase Gold They have large and select stock
ot Linens White Goods Dress Goods, Sheetngs, etc. ETC.
Call aud soc them.
KREEGER 4 sELIGMAN, !
GOT Magazine street.
Marble Front, opposite St. Elizabeth Asylum.
Ps-PARoELs sen. Free Of Charge 20 any part of the
city.
We will offer Greater Inducements all those purchasing
for sPRCIR-
SEeUe,ss d seymour,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
IdpGT, oLGtloueIJ, oidAh 1S0hoy 5S1oOA AoohoI
CUTLERY, FANCY GOODS, ETC,
96 AND IS. . COMMON STREET. S6 AND %.
Opposite the City Hotel.
subscribers invite the attention Of city and country
dealers their extensive assortment of Goods adapted every
branch of trade We receive goods direct from the manu-
both foreign and domestic and enabled to SELL
AS LOW other house We have in store, and to which
we are receiving constant additions
PAPERS.
PRINTING, of all sizes and qualities.
WRAPPING, various sizes.
WRITING, English, French and American
STATIONERY, of every description.
BLANK BOOKS, consisting of Records Day Books
Journals, Ledgers Time Books etc.
COPYING PRESSES
INKS, PLAYING CARDS. etc
SCHOOL BOOKS.
A Large assertment consisting Of
1000 dozen Webster's SPELLERs.
1000 :. McGufey's READERS
Arithnetics, Dictionaries, Biographies
etc. Also, of direct importation,
CUTLERY, GUNS, PISTOLS. PERCUSSION CAPS
VIOLIN STRINGS FISH HOOKS and LINES,
COMBS BRUSHES, NEEDLEs, and
FANCY GOODS, in great variety.
All of which offer for sale As LOW any house.
STEVENS & SEYMOUR.
Fancy Goods! Fancy Goods
GUEBLE 4 GOURSAUD,
1871 Canal Street. 13
ToURo BUILDINas5
We Just receiving from house in Paris per steamer
Peruvian Carolina Liverpool large invoice of
| CHEVY EDGING and INsERTING;
| New Dress TRIMMINGS and BUTTONS;
| Lace SHAWLS and ace POINTS;
Grenadine and Cashmere SHAWLS;
Embroidered Muslin SHAWLS and SACQUES;
Ladies' Muslin WAISTS, plain and embroidered.
| Also, nlarge invoice of
| Ladies' UNDERGRADUATES and French CORsETs;
| Lace MITTS and all sorts of GLOVES.
| A new and complete stock OF
| Gents FURNISHING GOODS.
| Pipes! Pipes!
| Warranted REAL MEERsCHAUA
| OIL CLOTH and OIL SILK;
HAIR and Hair Dressers MATERIALS.
As usual the best stock of
FRENCH PERFUMERIES In the city.
Wholesale and Retail
| GUEBLE & GOURSAUD.
Purchase and Commission House No. 4b Rue Mesay Pa.
Cotton Seed. Cotton Seed
Growth or 1855.
PETIT GULF, BoYD'S PROLIFIC DEAN
/ PROLIFIC CLUSTER.
Also, Small Lot of SEA ISLAND put up in Four Busl
/ sacks-in fine shipping order.
Guaranteed to be a. represented.
VERY CHOICE.
f'' ' j.. H. H. HEDGES,
4 -5- IS Carondslet street, urs sta
Consumers
! SCOTCH AND ENGLISH ALE AND PORTE
Can save money by purchasing Of j. W. PLAT No 81 Car
asles street. hand for sale reduced pre
!, complete assortment of
ENGLISH AND SCOTCH ALE AND PORTER.
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An important sale Of real estate takea Mace MI
day at the Merchants and Auoiionsers, Excbange
under the direction Of Messrs j. B. Walton Il
Deslonde. The properties offered consist Of
plantation, noted IS one u tho most valuable Id
she State Of Louisiana large tract Of land On HE
Mfiairia Ridge, coEered with splendid live oak
arsea, which would make . place Of resort o,
public park, not surpassed BY any In this country
i square Of ground il Greenyile, and dwellings d
a he corner Of Prytania and st. Andrews streets
The advertisement Of these properties in this an,
other papers will give full particulars.
DRATH or AN ACTRESS. Mr. f. NJ. Garfield, til
well known and fasorita actress, died in Mobile Of
The alat inst Mrs. CauHeld had followed her pro
gassion for thirty years IN the Sonth, and was 81
,4ssimable woman and good mother.
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FR0F HArkNA.--We received Havana papers to
tae 1ssh inst, yesterday. They contain nothing d
importance ID late as We had already published
md NE detA1s they contain are NOT Of sufficient
interest To Gail for notice.
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Spring Trade.

Spstsag Trade.
B ARG AIMS I'M DRY GOODS.
u LMvorS q, CO.
ARK oLpARrsa OUT
S cases French JAcoNETs,
In designs at 25c q ySrd
S cases French oRGANDY,
8 cases wide French PRINTS,
. cases MozAMBIQUEs
Al doc. ysrd
SILK LUSTRES for travelling wear.
5 cases Printed LINEN CAMBRIcs,
In new patterns and colors.
Colorsd SHIFTING LINENS.
colored SHIFTING CAMBRIA
SOLID CHAMBRAYs
woRsrED and CAMBRIA sHAwLs
oRsANDY ROBES and sHAwLs
LINEN MEETINGS.
EMBRo1DERIEs, in all styles.
Ais, a., ;,vo;..cf
New style Fnrasois'
s,.h,.
""A''s VINO 'A''' fe
siooh We Ha" Di'A Ne
J. LEvOIs Il CO.,
c,.x Cana, and Rourhon .trsets
1Ne. ----------------
Drneppeck,S
OF
LOUISIANA COAL. OIL AND PETKO-
AEUM COMPANY.
This company is organized FOR the purpose OF
ten years lease of the natural oil wells IN oaeaseu
with the exclusive right to dig bore Tor ooa vi or
in tract of land OIL about fourteen hahoren s "eseS ~
embraces the old aud well known natural o "es IN sa'a par
sh together with the right to use the timber ana paSase on
SAID ahos, 10 erect Ine necessary "otho u.Hle'' ~, aus
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|
And at the CITY NATIONAL, BANK, N 7. N, Robinson,
cashier Magazine and Nachez streets where subscrp
lions be paid |
Point Clear Hotel.
undersigned will open Point Ceae Hotel about
The 10th day of May next,
This establishment now being reprinted and put in corn
pee repair condition Gas and water works being
erected the grounds beautifully laid and the house fur
nshed entirely new of materials and the latest
improvements.
Arrangements will be for direct communication With
New Orleans Mobile both by steamboat and telegraph
BILLIARD TABLES
approved pattern have been ordered Ten Pin
Alleys being built and amusement suitable to the eli
and place afforded to man. woman and child For
BATHING AND FISHING
And heathuuss celebrated watering place has
ror on the the undersigned intends to make
the most easant and comfortable in the world. |
CHAs. e. sMEDES. Manager.
Selling OFF! Setting OF!
SHIRTS AND MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.
A bona Eide Chance TO Buy Cheap.
Prior taking and his departure for Europe.
8. N MOODY, CORNER CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS
Will positively sell his immense stock at fraction above cost
price, thereby offering inducements to retail purchasers rarely
found.
II twill
MOODY'S JUSTLY CELEBRATED SHIRTS,
At the same price 1t costs to make them factory in New
York by the 90 dozen
SUMMER UNDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS,
AT cost of importation by the package
sHIR,rs, COLLARS snd BosOMs-cheap enough
Pooh EFT HANDKERCH1EFs-ehea enough
sUMsIER TIES BOWS, etc. etc.-eheap enough
HOSIERY-ai marked down 20 per cent
GLOVES, sRsPENDERs-chenp enough.
of articles for gcnemen's toilet IN
eqaed Southern country at prices that will satisfy all
| buyers.
Orders p ompy by Express G. o. D., by sending size
of neck, hight and weight. Address
s.N. MOODY,
Corner Canal and Royal streets.
vWrs. III. VI. waldo,
GROCER,
Gas Magazine Street. .62s
Between Josephine and Jackson Streets
Has now in store q complete assortment Of
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,
Which she offers for sale
Greatly Reduced Prices.
Choice FLOUR Sugar Cured HAMS, Fine Green
and Bsck TEAS Choice Brown Crushed and Powdered su
| GAR FRESH BUTTER. LARD, CaEEsE SOAP, STARCH
| FARISA, CHOCOLATE WINES, LIQUORS and COR
DTALs, ets,, ETC.
Purchasers will do coll ard examine the Goods and
All articles guaranteed Sold and will be dell
Mrs. N. M. WALDO,
! 623 Magazine street,
| One square above the Market
| Metropolitan Hotel,
LATE BROWNS,
| w a. ~ aFrS G. TO N, ID. u.
new IN peri cot ss reception accommodation
giss
| Ease'es<y.
Il THE NFAIIBLE HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Decidedly TIE best article for restoring Gray Hair to its
original color, mot dyeug eheetualy curing all diseases
the scalp preventing the hair from falling of, giving it soft
ness and sIoss that nothing else produce
For sale In New Orleans by
J. S. MAUNSEI.L & CO.,
y No. 21 Chartres street.
between Canal and cust"mhoues
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The told market somewhat improved yesterday
and sales at the close indicated an advance d
about - cent. The demand and supply Shove,
but little If any variation, and the ruling quota
lions last evening were I253@l26 against lbs Ia
1909 On Monday evening. h
Foreign Exchange has been decidedly stifel
since our last but the movement has not disclosed
any quotabie alteration in rates. Offerings, d
heretofore, were more than ample tomeet the actual
demand, and sales, though not heavy, have been
above the previous daily average at I55@136 for
hank sterling 1881 @1343 for clear bills, 1871 @I32
for bill Of lading bills AL @4.l 1897. for Bank
i Francs, and \. adg4. 22a for outdoor Francs.
Domestic Exchange The tendency Of the move
a1ent in Domestic Exchange is still steadily up
ward. The market Is nearly bare Of private and
commercial, and the movement is almost exclu.
svely restricted to transactions over the counter
saad tossales Of round amounts between banks and
bankers. a rather heavy business transpired in
the latter yesterday, and at the close Of the mar
ket rates were very firm at the subjoined quota
tons, viz New York sight per cent. premium
I At bank, and par to per cent. premium out o.
sdoors ]; five and ten days sight a@4 per cent
\ discount, fifteen and twenty days a0a, thirty
days, a@b and sixty days 1a@la per cent
discount.
Bdsk Notes and Secuaiti There was fab
business done yesterday in the issues of the bank
in liquidation, and mostly at still higher prices
while transactions in stocks were unusually heavy
and the movement in bonds exhibited consider
able increase npon the previous daily average
Gales. Particulars, however, are set forth in ON
financial article, and NE only refer to the movemen
here, in order to direct attention to the latter.
Goston-The movement IN the leading staple
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-raRY "A Fenian organization passed
fast evening and honored US with that
firing All j, The \ Marseilles.'' We ac-
-sRledga tie conn liment and feel highly Hattered
L " the rnnsing cheers with which certain Of onr
s1itorial corps we're erected ss
The turnout presented military appearance,
~ MI worthy of the cause which they have
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W'0rEstnsmen's
DEM CRATIC I'll G X E t.
For sheriff.
WILLIAM e. BILL,
For Coroner.
JOHN cRoLY.
Far Districts Attorney.
JJ.B. BLANCHARD.
Leslslature-Firat District.
JOS, F, RusHA.
AIaerman-tin Place Of j. o. Nixon1
GERARD sTITH.
For Clerk First District Court.
JOHN p. MoNrAMAr.
For Clerk Second District Court.
P. R. oRoEKE,
For Clerk Third District Court.
D. c. BYERLY.
For Clerk Fourth District Court.
JOSEPH HANLoN
For Clerk Fifth District Court.
GEO. E. BoyEE
For Clerk sixth District Court.
JOHN C. oosTLEY.
FIRST DISTRICT.
For First Justice of the Peace-M. o'coNNoR
For Constable-JOHN MASKEW
For State Tax Collector-SAMUEL L. BISHOP.
For Assessor-F. F. TRINCHARD.
For Second Justice OF he Peace. L. WINTER
For Constable. H. FLANAGAN.
SECOND DISTRICT.
For Third Justice of the Peace-ERNEST MORE3.
For Constable-HARRY HENDRICKS
For State Tax Colector-v GERODIAs
| For AssssBor-FRAkK HEBRON
THIRD DISTRICT.
| For Fourth Justice of the Peace-M. WEIsHEIMER.
| For Consable-B. A. McCAFFREY.
| For State Tax Collector-J. LANG.
| For Assessor-H. CARSTENS.
| FOURTH DISTRICT.
| For Fifth Justice of the Peace-JOHN DAILY.
For Constabe-FRANK SMITH.
For State Tax Golector-JOHN HOR1E.
For Assessor--WILLIAM FOLEY
ALGIERS.
For Sixth Justice of the Peace-JoHN BROWNLEE
For Constabe-JuHN WALSH.
For State Tax Gollector-J. @. BRUsHWoOD.
For Assessor-E. RUIZ
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DE-. cHAs pELERY.
Fog District Attorney.
oHAs II. LUzEEBERd
For State Legislature.
Third Representative Distrc.-wALrER H ROGERS.
Fer Clerks of Courts.
First District Court-N TREPAGNIER.
Second District Court Y. GoURDAIN.
Third District Court-D. G. BYERLY.
Fourth District Court-R c. BOND.
Fifth District Court-LoUIs POWER
Sixth District Court-WM WOELPRR
For State Assessors.
First Dis.rict-M NJ FEENY
Second Distret-E A. BozoNIER-
Third District-JuLIUs FULDA
Fourth District
For state Tax Collectors.
First District--THOs. AsKEW.
Second Dlstrict-L. E. lEMARIE
Third District-M o. TRACY
Fourth District--HEERY BENsEL.
For Justices of Peace.
First Justice Court--GEO W. SADLER.
Second Justice Court-GEo. II. BRAUGHN.
qhird Justice Court--PAUL W. C0LLEHS.
Fourth Justice Court--AUGUsT v1AyANT.
Fifth Justice Court---.
Sixth Justice Cour.-THoS. s. COLLINS.
| For Constables.
! First Justice Court-W. r. TOLLEE.
| Second Justice Court-JoHN G. KUzA0.
| Third Justice Court-ARTHUR LANCE.
| Fourth Justice Court-P. AD FORrlER.
Fifth Justice Court.
Sixth Justice Court--DAN WILSON.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL IS, 1866.

OUK JOB OFFIcE is now the most complete and
extensive establishment Of the kind in the city.
The type, presses, material and entire fixtures
- new, having just been received from the foun-
iries and machine shops Of Conner y Sons, Ct Z.
Gordon and B. Hoe y Co., Of New Yerk, and ia
variety snd beauty cannot be excelled in the
South. We have connected with this department
sne Of the best ruling machines ever brought
South, and csn turn ont al descriptions Of job
woxk, ruled, lettared and bound, at the shortest
.nofice, ID he most Workman-like manner and upon
1nsst reasonable terms.
H II addition 10 q corps Of experienced printers
~ hAve secured the services in this department d
III. w. W. Brisbin and Mr.. Charles W. CLARK, q
eSFahIy known u job printers previous to the war
1nlsrt ~ firm Of Clark & Brisbin. Their friend
aad ssrs viii bear this in mind and send IN thei
Arders.
THAFxs. We are under the customary obliga
d0nI 10 HE officers Of the Southern Express Com
pany for late papers.
The officers Of The steamship +. G. Harris hav
kindly furnished Us with late dates from Texas.
Purser Hawley of the steamship Star Of tn
Union, has our thanks for q package of New
York papers.
10 purser Emory, Ne are under obligations TO
papers from Havana.
We are indebted to Captain Childress and Messrs
Finch and Morrison, clerks of the Fanny Pearson
for Montgomery papers Of the Goth and Selma q
HE 2Ist.
by private dispatch from Washington we learI
that Maypr Monroe and Col. J. o. Nixon reached
Mat city On the 22d, and were to have an inter
view xitiss aesident the next day.
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KreegeS is SesSgaasaaa,

OPPOSITE ST. ELIZABETH ASYLUM,
Will Offer on Monday, April rs,
THE FOLLOWING:
10000 yards Irish LINENS, at 40c.-worth Coo.
5000 :. ~ White COTTON, at 22,sc.
100 pieces Fine White LAWN, at IS pece-worth 81 50.
100 Extra Bobinet BARS, at Coo, per yard
1000 dozen Extra Fine Linen HANDKERCH1EFS, at
g. rs per do.en-worth 81 50.
100 dozen French coRsETs. at 81 75-worth 81 50.
100 pieces Fine White SWISS IL yard wide at 4oe.-
worth 60c.
1000 Fine Linen BOsOMs, at 5Oc.-worth 75c.
1850 Laee sHAWLs, at $5-wor.h $l2.
5000 yards Fine and Heavy LINEN sHEETING. lo4, at
81 50; ll-4 at 81 rs; ls-4 at s., very Superior
article
rhs above Goods are Store and in large quantities
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SesUsng Machines.
5 ............. st. Charles Street.....,........S
WILCOX l. GIBBS NOISELESS MACHINE
BEST FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
Virginia PatentSmplcity and Perecsion-Nesde Cannot
Be Set Wrong.
HEMMER, TELLER AND BRAIDER
SUPERIOR TO ALL.
Agents for louisiana Alabama Mississippi and Texas
No 8 ST CHARLES STREET.
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THE GREATEST INDUCEMENTS
DRY GOODS MARKET

Messrs KREEGER SELrGMAN Dry Goods Merchants,
M Magazine street. great inducements parties wishing
TO purchase for Gold They large and select stock
Of Linens White Goods Dress Goods sheetings etc. etc
Call aud them.
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undersigned having closed his business connection with
the office of the True Delta connected himself with thai
of the CRESCENT would respectfully ask from his friends
liberal support which they have hitherto
extended towards him.
FRANK A. BARTLETT.
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FIRST DISTRICT.
For First Justice of the Peace-M. O'CONNok
For Cons table-JOHN MASKEW.
For State Tax Collector-SAMUEL L, BISHOP.
For Assessor-F. F. TRINCHARD.
For Second Justice OF he Peace-J l.. WINTER.
For Constable-L. II. FLANAGAN.
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or State Legislature.

Third Representative Districs-wALTER H. ROGERS.
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FOURTH DISTRICT.
For Fifth Justice of the Peace-JOHN DAILY.
For Constable-FRANK SMITH.
For State Tax Goector-JOHN HOR1E.
For Assessor-WILLIAM FOLEY.
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ALIIEISS
For Sixth Justice of the Peace-JOHN BROWNLEE
For Constable-JuHN WALSH.
For State Tax Gollector-J. g. BRUSHWOOD.
For Assessor-E, RUIZ.
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Rational
NIOCRATIC TICK 7

d H Nj . @ r. a TIC TICK E II
For Sheriff.
HARRY T. HAYS.
For Coroner.
DE- CHAs. DELERY.
For District Attorney.
oHAs H. LUzENBRRa