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10 ca sl0fn woft BHDkAW bios a. iAfaJsts Ei.1e,
sna a fosfth assnus, opptsiis 'oSs-f Uni-n
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HAS. SEWING usshins COMPANY
riIIs HOwE -. Fissssnt - 81 hH-i~AT. AS@-~
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ana Can. Also Gsnla vha.s.is All rstsa ~bals-sts
rr~ s with Dr. slngs firrfrnt Tirf frt FREE 4. tss
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cufsi ~ and gaiaffal d-cossfI tHgsn a. hKr
CALYEs oRaAT EaEuhATiC REMEDY. Il IL soA "
All druggists
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ssd tsfFs ssus 10 49, sfi n ~ "a sfYretA |. h'
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Tsa valuable ooobinsuoh hss bs@a saosa~falf aA'd -
ptysslsns anA fgasi v ~ sais snf far- 70 'a'sss
~~ms hsrfai " sansrsa NJ suFs - 's'a'a 90 'hA
sfvuoE cosyIr -hisA 80 t--n asa ga slaea~-
40 n, sr..r,.,. .n4 as.i.s. ~ ,.ssns. 80
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suyAsrs' nIssrRKLs.

The Bryasis crowd their ample and well arranged
house, " chanicF Hll BrcadSay, every even NJ In
the nrst part OF their proyamms are songs BY Dave
Reel w. r. Grer Dan Bryant. c. Horny and the com
ptny Af,crwArds the audience will be delighted With
vulcan a the Forge Latest from Paris tho Rival Oar
kea. secucs Donnybrook by tho four spaniarss, and
That's Ny sister; concluding with the popa.1 walk
aroand, U. = Gran. introducing tho whole troupe In
thar plantation scenes
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mis- The wsiehnsn Tbotns' Ryan, cauEht The msa In
the act and calling Ofcsf Herrick. u tho sinih pre-.
onct, caused them 70 he arrestod The pFoof .sains
the prisoner. being con1lusiso Jasnca Dodge opmm~e
them for trial without ball
There are PsrSams.. -. ,h.r. mr.. Meio-
dies that noi nsTey 81 delight The ssnas BAT " shsS
,ss ssL ssg,s, sss s,,tr cyak.
e,sne, = as.s,ess - ,,r. 49, :. sehlss 70 X. ss
Ssios, S =. ' ~ equal al " '''
A Cure at Laa-ons More Disease Con-
q1.r.d The aAsss ~ nhsaaaiisn are s.as s.1
s' Y 90 ., 70. ;Ha,'fl dra. sH' : ~. sn
All dfugsisus
A.-Fiss, uo.sy Mad. cisthi.g In Ams-
nsss to"1. sTps q, i.1s. vi.s'
Asa nfo-''A .'enas' opg'.''. o"S'-' UA'-'-
A Booa.-ward'. LssI..' Paper Collars
and Con-. Aso Gsn,A', yhli.-is AL rfisl ~bois-se
PC. i.' with dr'sinG Il WIN ssap 81 s,..s ~
Aaare..-Poli.L q 500. M.sr.eh.u-
s.n.f.eafss- ~ ss".a y, pear f'a'A 's'"e '' 80
Another Bfx Uosbsry Wight Have Bscs
''''ss 30 to g; E; W; oSs,siw Tess
sssr a s@ az ~. f:.iss = Bona. sp' rae. -
ehsI ',la,hs. g, sa- 800 80 .n1su y y. sys
Ss 'a ssdiiSs is ha.i-.S. saiSsf q isSsrI''
A.-ss Csas..-Iohais Coils and Csrisd
., tvsrytbas .ga.iy els.p a. rhcs nAs. tsf n.s..,
-ssiss.l. csi IA. out
A.-Uphhsms nsraehsna Causes IN.
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s sss y 800, ss Sac s.ss.1 ~ ,',--s
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Tn. y.a.1l. ass.sin.ooa ~. ssss ,ao~-fa1, ass =,
yh,sa.ns. saA fsasi ~ sais saa sar- 's s''asSss
-u.. % hursfsl 70 saaar.a y. - .s'a'a ~ vEH-
srvuoE cosgIr -hs.A - 80 ga slas-.-
saa ~ srssrss. ara as.s', q 'sss1as' - a. 80
c,,.,as.Y... u.ir Dy.-rbs ne, eve.
raaafssf 80. vhs1s.s sns f''.a 80 'ps''' - '
All sla..ss q a. fsss surss - d. LA-hA''4~ :" N'
p.,,. s.-inE uschin. COMPANY
rtI.. Ho"E''s r'''.'''' 80 -
rmm.... price. Paid foy OLA poehs-
4 hA" Il1 tifesa bslsH AetAfaha
Il
| peyat uavans Ls,tary .-Prfss. Pete
,.stf lafasrtea fas.tsf u higss fAita saAl -
| - ~ a. 4 80 q - nisa 80 fsf.
| TkTLglK A co. hAs.lsft. - Nal fft@e. y v
| straw goyds-ti1snsd. Dysd, prsss<e
40 stsffi sius " 49, sni a ~ - - $3.50 . nv
| Nias lU ftH sfaHts. sasaf To- ~ ftffts
| Cn Fs.ufHkf A~iW Wffft as
| - lfasassJ asu FgaTis1ata tifs-t
| WIGS. Tasps.. snd Osnams ptst uatr
| ffsf gaIfiY uslf Dys ana maf Dress ASAishhA~N'
| wbsstsr n wilson's fsoeh stitch sswtns
| Ma LA snA bsstoa ksls nNsAlns GE hfnse~sf
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NJ ethodisf Episcopal Church Conference

The conference met at the usual hour yesterday
In the appeal case noticed in yesterdays report
the name should have been George P. Doggett in
stead of David S. Doggett.
report providing for the admission of lay mem
bers into the various councils of the church was
presented and laid over under the rules
resolution to establish mission for the Chi
nese in California was adopted.
The report providing for the establishment of a
colored church organization was called up, and
after considerable discussion, adopted. 1t pro.
vdes for conferences ordinations, etc., and fra.
terna relation with this church, in all respects ex.
ccpt that of having representatives in its general
conferences.
A resolution to extend the regular time for the
sitting of the Conference to halfpast two O'Clock
was passed.
blSnop Andrews, in a very affectionate and
pathetic address, requested the assent of the Con-
ference to his retiring from the episcopacy He
felt that, having passed seventy years of age, it
was time for him to resign the important duties of
the office to younger and more vigorous men.
Such work as he still felt equal to he purposed to
continue as long as he shall live and he asked the
Conference to give it to him. He thanked them
for the indulgence always shown him, eyhorted
them to be united, and gave them his feryent
blessing. The assent was Of course accorded
The conference went into committee of the
whole on the proposition to change the name of
the church. All the arguments pro and con. were
reiterated, without any result being arrived at
and the committee reported progress and was
given leave to sit again.
The other business done was of no general in
terest.
The conference meets again, under the rule, at
o'clock this morning.
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gew Orleans gais Crescent Saturday 2oEniuy gpl a. 1866

= =, 4, 49,,
Va 'iie hoise' oo4iiiAS "p ~ ,o my '"S' !"
iuhuleo W elSuty was oAoieu "s"Ais' oiPn"h
80, ~, 80. ,,,,,,, ..,,-, ~ -
couple OF ialse stafts' anu ho" soue gave feh' W
| '"'Pio'o w
the Norbrne FLY, so as to give the chances to
/ Orphan Boy. But these were, doubtless, as
groundiess as 1nose Expressed OIL inc previous
noa.. han;nn AZ +ha atsrt pafsaI nna ~,
NAV. Orphan Bow challenged her and the Nor.
borne FLY tapped him. threatening third. The
pace this time was respectable, and without
material change they entered the back
stretch. Here the Norborne flly took up the
running, passed Orphan Boy in sudden rush,
headed Refusal and took the lead Orphan Boy
endeavored to catch her, but though he passed
Refusal easily enough the Norborne filly shook
him off whenever he approached her. At the
home turn she was length ahead, and in spite of
his best efforts she came in clever winner of the
heat and race, length and half ahead. Refusal
was distanced. Time-l:553.
After the fy had been declared winner of the
race, her owner claimed for her the name of
Neosho-a pretty name for a nrettv. ouick and
game little blood, meaning in the Indian tongue
"clear water"
The following are summaries of the two races .
SUMMARIES.
FfRsr RAcE.-Friday, April 90 ls66-Match for 5000
W II vi iiiamson,s oh ro,,;s sn,, hv psr.,
Nu dam Sea aa Breeze BY Albion ~ o., 70 MS
CLARK, by Glencoe y o., 81 lbs a"'n h..'s
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Gllyny church protestant Episcopai) Prytania
sizset, corner Sixth. is open for Divine service
svsfy Lords Day, at II O'Clock 4. NJ, and 81 P. NJ
Nv. W. G. Hopkins oficiates
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NorICE.-Rev. Z. Parker will preach to-mor-
row in the Felicity street Methodist Episcopal
Church South, corner Of Chestnut Services at IL
o'clock 4. n. and I'm.
The Sabbath School meets every Sabbath morn
n at O'Clock.
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The Rev. Dr. Hedges win officiate as usual on
tomorrow morning. at II O'Clock, in the Senate
Chamber 1t Mechanics Institute. Seats free.
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n.t.h ,.a ~ nosk CoLLEcToRsHrr.- special dis.
pason from Washington to the Missouri Renpbli.
su, ussed the 18th, states that the lonc . rony
e New York collectorshp has iioallv 6san
sss'.ea % the satisfaction Of Messrs. Seward WA
.asmond q Co., by the appointment Of Mr. Hs s,
Senate to-day. = any SEM INTO the
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Milton was asked: How is it that in some
countries king is allowed to take his place ON the
throne at fourteen years of age, but not marry IN
til he is eighteen? Because said the poet, sit
is easier to govern kingdom than a woman.n
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Young MEMS NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC Assoc1A.
rIoN.-A meeting Of this association is to be held
on next Tuesday evening, the oath inst. at room
No. IL, up stairs, over the Merchants and Auc.
tloneers' Exchange, on Royal street. for the trans
action of important business. A full attendance is
desired. See notice of President Ogden, in another
column.
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Proclamation by tie Mayor.
NATIONALITY OF NEW ORLEANS, ,
INftr IInli Dntl, A,,tI 1000

H. MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, l
| City Hall, 10th April, 1866 I
By virtue OF the vested in City Charter
conormaby to an Ordinance providing the reorganization
| of the Police;
I, GEORGE CLARK Mayor pro tenn of the City of New
Orleans do proclaim that applications appointments on
said Police will be received THIS DAY and to the tlreh
April inclusive subject the following and regulations
| viz:
First Blank applications be furnished applicants by the
Leutenants of Police their respective District Offices who
will return the when the necessary prerequisites are
| complied with to the Mayors Office, City Hall
second-The prerequisites follows The applicant must
be of sobriety industry and reliability He must be
citizen of the United States and citizen of New Orleans
least five previous to his appointment He speak
and write the English language He be recommended
by three citizens residing in the immediate vicinity either
whom must be willing become his security in of his
appointment.
No application will be received unless the spirit and intent
OF this Proclamation be fully complied WITH and the
Lieutenants of Police eoned observance of the
foregoing rules, regulations and prerequisites
GEORGE CLARK,
John w o,,r, Mayor, pro tenn
Jno. ". .TOryis s. Co.,
Successors to GRAY Il NoRRrs1
COTTON. SUGAR,
AND
p r. ID U CE fla CrORs.
General Commission
FORWARDING MERCHAN TS.
81 CANAL STREET, New Orleans
The above firm being Gray Norris would re
specy solicit rGm their friends a continuance Of ayors
We continue the Wholesale Southern Agency of
The celebrated RED JACKET BITTERs.
Phoenix Mills COFFEE and SPICES.
Fire and Burglar Proof SAFES.
Bishoprck'S BAKING POWDERS, Etc, Etc.
We prepared make liberal advances all consignment
of Cotton, Sugar Produce.
We feel that safely guarantee for friends and patrons
the entire facilities of this market.
INo " ", N0RRlS, NORRIS g. CO.,
t' A. NANh'"' io-' 50 Canal ST., N o.
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AAoraurl, rerna.I Frara Z o,,r,r l. ~ :.
r.ras ra ma i s,anoe a. y
hn ~, \ ths;s 49,, Il ~, a.a .los
49, "a m &c.. IN, .sr g ~ " n'efa
Z ~ wnrId il. $50. e ss..s.s - An
---------s- !. s 1890
FrrAxcrAL AND CoAMERo1AL sunMARY.-Th
Gold market exhibited considerable fuctuatio
yesterday. It opened at l2s4@12sa, sold down i
rs, then partially recovered and closed lanpuid
H5i@l26. The supply Of cash Gold was light an,
seies were restricted throughout the day.
Foreign Erchange Has declined fully ID cent
snce our last, owing to unfavorable private ad
wees from the North and to the amount of 3M3l
cent advance in United States Five Twenties,
II London, as reported by the steamship Persia.
me demand and supply disclosed but little, if any,
vsfatfon and transactions were limited at steadily
Ssceeng rates. The market closed anguid last
evenlng g l55DI36 for Bank Sterling, 1334@I344
~ Clear Bills, lSIss41324 for Document Bills.
wi ~ for Bank Francs and 4.2s2f al. 23af.
1or ONT door Francs.
domestic Aarchange-We have to report in
dressed nrmnsss in Domestic Exchange. The
Dahks, WIN put one exception, advanced the rate
y lof agnt checks on New York, yesterday, to dis.
eonpf ~ PAT while the latter supplied its regular
customers throughout at the previous figure, ID
cent discount. The demand all round was very
light, however, and offerings of private and COM
Ieretofore, Tbe closing nnota.;ons .aa. as
xsre discount Il rar i han ana a5ee evening g
ssat asooun. out # doors for aigt a blIeoit
Ns,hs, ..as ~. - ~ sisn1 cheehs on the
=. clnss aegs Y cent. discount for five to
,,s 81 . asns a's ior h1,een 70 twenty days.
IS s.ss I y aays ana isglz y cent. discount
's1 \ sesy ". uays slss'.
4. IA. 49, &c secarssesIhe movement IN
8. ~ e, nsso nas disclosed no abatement what
~ ~ ~ 1,a'a .asol.e descriptions since
-, ~ ~ OF any kind in the
49, $3.50 uaeslngs Of the former WERE as
800. .easllO'so however, while the supply
...se1 ~ ample 70 meet all ordinary re-
i:.4, $500 Z, -.T - = VAIN hop9s nere pul
49, $3.50 Sss, snAn nominal Yesterday, while
1890 Nas shec.ea N Stocks at q material
=. e WI ~ seen on reference TO
- - u II sAsa0 y ahotheF c0lumn.
Cbt0r-The market continues varx, Arm, viii a
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Panic Sss CE0gRisas,

Panic fa Clothing.
SELLING OF
AT NEW YORK COST,
PANIC IN CLorH1Na,
HARRIS SON g. DOWNING
Corner of Canal and Magazine .,ree,.
PANIC IN CLOTHING.
SPRING CASHMERE SUITS. .................ss to $40
PANIC IN CLOTHING.
SUMNER LINEN SUITS 81 to sl2
PANIC IN CLOTHING.
BROWN LINEN BUSTERS. Observation-Disclosures to s.
PANIC IN CLOTHING.
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS. ..,........,...,.S2 to 81 50
PANIC IN CLOTHING.
ALL LINEN SHIRTS SO S.
PANIC IN CLOTHING.
PLANTATION GOODS BELOW COST
PANIC IN CLOTHING.
INSPECT THE STOCK AND BE CONVINCED.
PANIC I'm CLOTHING.
HARRISON & DOWNING,
Corner Canal and Magazine streets.
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SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL d, 1865

~ THr.WEKKLy CREscENT, containing q faith
III resume Of the news of the past week,
nay be obtained in our counting room, neatly
dome up in wrappers for mailing. Price, ten cents
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IHAsks.--We are indebted to the officers Of
- Southern Express Company for Cincinnati
papers Of the 18th, and jackson papers of yester-
day.
We tender our special thanks to Captain
4. r. Harris for his kindness in supplying us with
st. Louis and Memphis papers Of very late dates.
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FITTING OUT FOR THE LAKE SHORE
WATERING PLACES.
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 for complete always on
hand Our TIN and JAPAN WARE has been
Reduced 20 Per Cent,
And as we manufacture extensively every article can be
recommended.
RICE BROS. & CO.,
90 and 95 Camp street,
And 565 Magazine street. near Magazine Msrke,
Sole Agents for the sale of the celebrated
CHARTER OAK COOKING STOVE
And the
UNION WASH MACHINE
mats. Hats. Hats.
The undersigned invites the attention of his
and complete assortment of MEMS Boys and Childreps
Fur and Wool Hats.
OF all colors dimensions and quality
STRAW GOODs-sTRAw GOODS.
An elegant and complete line now ready for the Spring
Trade
Mems, Boys, ladies' Misses and Infants trimmed and
,ntrmmed
All OF which will be offered unusually low
s. G. HICKEY,
40 Camp street.
Importer, Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer
in Hats, Caps and Straw Goods.
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OCRATIC TICKET


ID Il MI Q Q r A TIC TICK EFT
For Sheriff.
HARRY T. HAYS.
For Coroner.
DR. CHAS. DELERY.
For District Attorney,
CHAs, H. GUTENBERG.
For State Legislature.
Third Representative Dstrict-WALTER II. ROGERS
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NEW BooKs.--We are indebted to Blelocki& Co.
booksellers and st8tioners, 1870 Canal street, fol
The following new publications:
South Songs from the Lays of Later Days
Collected and edited By T. 9. DeLeon.n This is a
very handsomely. printed and elegantly bound
volume Of l52 pages containing some of the most
popular poetry written during the war by John R.
Thompson, Henry Flash, James R. Randall, and
ether poets Of the South. #
\ Campaigns of q Non Combatant,n by Geo.
Hired Townsend. The title may seem to involve
scostTadiction Of terms, but Mr.. Townsend was
1smber Of the press-gang, and saw o good deal
= the war without actually participating in the
fsht. The book i full Of racy anecdote, adyen-
tire and war incidents, written in classical and
aaimated atyie.
The Man of the World" By William North.
his il modern novel, Of the merits of which we
cannot speak, not having had time to give it q
thorough perusal. From cursory glance at its
pages We conclude that it promises well, and those
Who feel il their duty to keep up with the ltera-
fure Of the times will have to read the Man Of
the World . ~ matter Of course.
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Petiff's american Eye Sagre.

CERTAIN AND SAFE REMEDY, APPLIED Elk
IERNALLf, for granuation of the EYE-LIDS INFLAMED
EYES etc. This remedy has been widely known and ex-
es'eS uSea Tor more than twenty and has effected
radical cures of DISEASED EYES Acute or Chronic It is
mighty ecacious in all Cuaneous Erunons Burns stngs
Insects, etc large supply just received from the Iabo
ratoy warranted genuine which are prepared to furnish
in large or small quantities, at PRoPR1EToRs PRICES
J. S. MAUNSELL & CO.,
q Ghartres street.
RptU Cana
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Cotton Seed, Cotton Seed.

On hand and for sale BOYD PROLIFIC and MEXICAN
fully guaranteed their genunness being of the crop
OF 1865 proved by the higest testimonials
10000 bushels of Memphis subject to our order
by telegraph.
FULKERSON & MCLAURIN,
Il Union street.
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M
IHE PARISH ELEcrIoNs-Our contemporary
tne bee, has forcible article on its French side
Yesterday in reference to the two tickets before
the people at the approaching parish election.
As may ne supposed, the Bee supports the ticket
Of the National Democracy, and regrets the
schism caused by the nominations Of the WORKING
Men. We translate and endorse the eonclnains
paragraph of the Bees article: a $50
We regret that the convention. aftor h,,;,
abandoned, by their first ballot, the CHIEF ANY y
the originators of the movement shonId no a. ..
understood how much better it had been n tx;
Ct once all the nominations of the BemoeratisS
Convention. The opponents of the latter dss;raS
scnlsm IN the party, and partly succeeded i,
making one The eight hour question has no,h;n ~
Whatever In common with the functions az 1
sheriff, clerk, a coroner or district attn,nar
TO require an executive officer Of the law to ~.
clare himself friend to the eight hour moyement
instead Of combining him to the satisfactory ne ~
tofmance Of his duties, is but lame justidcatinn
ior something SO deplorable as division of the
democratic party, and classifying voters as work.
ing and non-Working men. We believe, however
s shas the movement is not general one, but that
the mass Of the working men will not consider
themselves bound by the nominations of con.
sS;nason winch would give lamentable precedent
n mna regard to the political relations which
munity. .peis u one COM
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Uines, Braasdtes,
FRUITS, CORKS, PRESERVES.
Landing per ships Atlantic Auguste and Consana from
Bordeaux
40 casks CLARET-Begue & Jtin Pelle
" j. Lacosse.
66 G, Bonio & F Cazaet
50 hf casks WHITE wtNE-Martilac
so cases cLARET-1 de seguin D' '''A''S'''
800 :. Fronsac.
42t Clos Montague
IS WHITE WINE-clos Montague.
2O Martlsc.
100 :. BRANDY CHERRIES.
100 FRUITS assorted
80 PEACHES.
50 :. PRgNEs.
80 barrels French White Wine VINEGAR Cessataipe
100 cases E. .. =.
Il bales CoRBS
100 100 quarters SARDINEs-J Peneau
81 100 halves .
% 100 halves. PETIT BOIS-Rondenet
20 100 halves, MUSHROOMS, .
100 halves, CEPEs,
20 quarter pipes Pellevoisin BRANDY
10 eighth pipes :.
10 quarter pipes Otard Dupuy .,
For sale by
T. BA1LLY BLANCHA RD, JR.,
80 and 40 Old Levee street
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SscCcasS j. Seymour,

SseUcssS j. Seymour,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
Paper, Stationery, Blank Books, School Books,
CUTLERY, FANCY GOODS, ETC,
96 AND 9S. .... COMMON STREET. go. 9G AND 90.
Opposite the City Hotel.
The subscribers invite the attention city and country
dealers their extensive adapted every
branch OF trade We receive goods direct from the
facure both foreign and domestic enabled SELL
AS Low other house We have store aud to which
receiving constant additions
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For Gonstables.
First Justice Court-W II. TOLLER.
Second Justice Court-JOHS C. KUZAC.
Third Justice Court-ARTHUR LANCE.
Fourth Justice Court-P. AID. FORTIER.
Fifth Justice Court
Sixth Justice Court--DAN. WILSON.
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For Justices of Peace.
First Justice Court-GEO W SADLER
Second Justice Court--GEO Fl. BRAUGHN.
third Justice Court-PAUL W. COLLENs.
Fourth Justice Court-AUGUsT YIAYANT.
Fifth Justice Court
Sixth Justice Court-THos. S. COLLINS.
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Families

Families
FITTING OUT FOR THE LAKE SHORE
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For Clerks of Courts,
First District Court-N. TREPAGNIER.
Second District Court ?. GOURDAIN.
Third District Court-D. C. BYERLY.
Fourth District Court-R. C. BOND.
Fifth District Court-LoUIS POWER.
Sixth District Court-WM wOELPER.
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Sf2'NaC Goods.
THREE HUNDRED CASES ASSORTED STRAW coons
received per steamers Monterey, Savannah and Star
MEMS AND BOYS HATS AND GAPS
LADIES', MISSES and INFANTS HATS and JOCKEYS
TRIMMED.
For sale at manuiacurers' prices BY
R. F. DUNN & CO.,
II and 10 Magazine street,
of
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Third Representative Dstrict-WALTER H. ROGERS