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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-20
~ See First and Fourth pages. -Az
rs- The mail failed yesterday beyond Charleston.
q It is probable thatsome time before I've know

OF It's probable thatsome time before we know
what lucky individual is destined TO fill the Pres-
dental chair for the next four years, we may be
informed who has been selected for the less import
ant stations of Governors of Pennsylvania and
Ohio. There is probability that such an event
has taken place; it is generally believed that cleo
tions have been held in those States, and thatsome
one has been elected in each Of them; but we are
utterly at loss TO decide what is the result, although
the telegraph has made desperate efforts to in
form us. But cui bono We shall know all about
it in good time and then those who have lost money
will, we hope bear their losses phosophically, and
the winners pocket their gains with compacency
and dignity
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NEW GOODS, IMPORTED BY
d. P. SC-lNLRT 4. CO., FOR THEIR CRY TRADE.
CILKs AND sATINs-su9erb Paris styles. in all the
- new designs Of tie season Changea6le and *
HlqGI2 d'E 2eS C6a1geabe PoTt de- Sole S
CjIHY Pompadogr and other Hen styles tor eve S
BLACK sILKs-Pain every width. Of high lustre;
Do Figured, plaid, Striped, etc.
POPELINES--From Messr Atkinson & Co., Dublin
PARIS PRINTED CASHMERE DECOSSE AND
NOUS. DE LAINEs-In small. medium and bold de
sign Plain, Plaid and Strqed AIadogna5; Raw siks
Hnos,, Thibets, ClOakngs French Prints, French and
''O.'" Oin5 CASHMERE sHAwLs:
Rich Cashmere and Brocha Square Shaws;
B Do. Printed ae rurkera do. Long d9 d. &c.,;
Do. do. do. Square do;
''D' MA Ij4RS faaE'1 AND cLoAKs:
boiderel Velvet Merino, satin and Silk Coaks, Vses,
1''"''- WEDDfSG AND soTREE DRESSES:
White Embroidered Muslin Dresses
s & ## + ST. ST. ST. IS IS IS.
pd DO. R.nv.le do poiI Satin Il uI.ts do
Point d A'onzO Lace FIounces
LACE CAPS, Wells, SCARFS, &C.:
Maine Jenny Lind RsPqbgsa and Thread Lace Cape
and Thread Lace DENT Veisi Bridal and CooTed Scaris
E9iBROI0ERIEs
EmbrOidered Capeg ChemisstteS. Habits Collars and
Waists, Long and Short Robes.
LACE5.
Real Valencennes Meckn. Regency, Point and English
Thread Lace and nserngs with variety Of English
Isle Laces and Nets
Linen, Csmbrc and c ear Lawn HANDKERCHfEFs;
Tape BOgdeH, Fancy Cord do, Hemstched RIviere en-
broi eled DO. Rich with a e do, Limerick do
RfBRONS, ARTIFICIAL~, PLUMES, PASSE
MENTERLES. PRINCES aud BUTTONS.
ENGLISH HOSIERY, Of every kind also, full as
sOtment OF KID GLOVES.
he above which we are nov receiving with fall asso
ment Of PARIS MILLINERY, have been selected with
great ard taste by France and by one Of US
from the importers in New York
90 In D. P, sCANLAN & CO., u Charires s..
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sEAsoNABTu crOTuTNC

~ By City Orleans Manchester and Gens
See we received from house. No. ~ F ton street. n York
large and fine stock FASHIONABLE CLOTHING Also,
large stock for the Country Trade. We would particularly nvt
those purchasing call. We shall receive b.
every arrival the latest and fashionable patterns 81 Order
from the country viii meet with prompt attention.
o2O 2dp2w 10 Mprozi1e street Corner d Common
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Members "a Conrress EIecLed-

BALTIMORE CRY ELECTIoN-'Fhe election YES
terday for Mayor and Members of the City Council
of Baltimore passed off quietly, and with a degree
of good order at the polls highly crediable to all
parties The result for Mayor is as follows: STAINS
bury dem, $3.50 Griffin, wing, 1864 Stansbury s
majority $50. The first branch of the City Coun-
Gil win comprise six wings and fourteen democrats
last year there were five wings and fifteen demo-
Gratis. The second branch consists of four wings
and six democrats last year, five and five.
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SILK AND STRAW GOODs!!
No. 81 .HaG,a NE STREET,

No. n .AAGF NE STREET,
(betareen Common and GraUter Sts)
FB'HE SUBSCRIBERS are now receiving their Fall and
T. Winter STOCK OF FANCY AND STAPLE SILK
STRAW AND MILLINERY GOODS, among which
are the following
Black Lustring Gro de Rhine and Gro de Swiss Dress
silks all widths Black Plaid, Stripe Figured and Waered
DO DO: Piald and Rich Fancy Silks; Black Alpacas Black
6ombazlne; Pmned Cashmeres; VI. de LANES OyyagOs !;
LUX oalin; White and COOred Sans and Bonnet Silks
PACK and ColoFed Foences Grape Grape Isse Illusions
SG SiTeen Barge Black Silk erges; Black and Fancy
dix CTavais satin do Ladies Fancy Dress Handkerches
Eongse Sptalhed and India Handkerchies; Black and
T & Six Fnnges Gmps, Buttons &c; BLACK and
" T me FL Egyptian tllet M Black, White and C9l9ed
BIZ HoSe Cotton HosieLy all kinds shawls and SG5;
6iIH FANCY BONNET RIBBONS: Cap do.i ram
Tan and Satin do, all numbers; NEW STYLE FANCY
BRAID BONEErS; Tucan and Straw d.. latest fash
Iou ATHical Flowers and WTeaths IRISH Linens Linen
Cambuc Handkerchief CambTcs Jaconets SWISS and
Null Muslns; Fancy Nets; EmbToiderles, and almost
every variety Of FANCY GOODS suitable to the season.
usually kept by them which they respectfully invite the
q. YALE. JR., & CO. q Magazine street.
~. lm-d&s.R Between Common and GgaPieg
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SoUrH CARoL1NA.-L E. Holmes, J. A. Stod-
dard, Mr.. Burt, and General Daniel Wallace, are
reelected to Congress as far as heard from. All
understood to be Cass men, excepting Mr.; Holmes
It is supposed that Mr. Orr has been elected.
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CONGREGATIONAL METHoDIsTs-1he decision
Of Judge Edmonds, adverse to the Methodist Cen
tenary Church in Brooklyn, and requiring them to
receive the preacher appointed by the General Con-
ference, induced large portion of its members to
relinquish the property and form another and an
independent society with the pastor Of their choice
Several other Methodist Episcopal Churches have
also recently established declared their indepen
dence; we believe two more in Brooklyn, one in
New fork, three in Philadelphia, and some in
other parts of the country. A Convention of pas
tors and delegates from those in these three cities
aud their neighborhood, met short time ago in
Philadelphia, and formed what they call the
" Brooklyn Association of the Pastors and Dele
gates Of the Congregational Church"
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o. The Louisville Courier says, petition is in
circulation for the establishment of a new county
in Kentucky. to be formed ont Of parts Of Meade,
Hardin, jefferson, and Bulljtt counties,
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To- Fall and Winter Clothing
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.'S ONE PRICE STORE,


ALFRED MUNROE & CO.'S ONE PRICE STORE,
Nc. 81 Magazine S tire [.
w arrivals per Falcon, and ships Maid of Or
leans and Ashland have received NEST magnificent assortment
Of FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING to which invite the
friends ami The following partial list
COATS:
Black, blue and fancy colored Cloth Dress Goats;
Do: do; DO Dc: DO, DO do. do FIo'k do; rs,o.
French black, blue, mulberry Paleto and
and fancy clored Crnonia Doskn Paeots and Sacs
Black, blue and drab Beays cloth Paetos and Sacsi
Plaid Cashmere and Heather plaid do. do;
CodngtOu Polka Lanartne Goats
Blue Pilot Cloth BoueyaIds,
Black and fancy Tweed Heather PLAID fancy Cashmere plaid
Blue b doe-eo green and white Blanket Paetots and sac
Black and blue French and English Cloth Cioaksi
PANTALooNs:@
English black Cashmere and Coeskin Pants
and do do,
Mixed Doeskin, Cashmere Redding Cord Pants
French and American Cotto Iude Pants;
Tweed and Satnet Pants.
Black and colored Cloth Embroidered Vests:
Coored Cashmere Vests Of all qualities and styles;
Elegant patterns Rob Roy Plaid Vests;
Black Coh, Cashmere and Merino Vests
Rich figured and striped Silk do.
Splendid Tinsel Ball do
Valencia do
SHIRTS, SCARFs, CRAvATs, &c.
Superfne all linen Shirt stitched bosoms;
superfne English Muslin Shirts; DO. York Mil do.
Medium quality ,. d. French gingham and calico Shirts
Mero, flannel gauze, brown, whie and pink Unisrshs
Drawers;
Very rich styles fancy Cravats;
Italian and French black silk Crlvats
Merino, Cashmere Buckskn black and white Kid Gloves
Cotton, and linen Hali-Hose
Silk and gingham Umbrellas;
Trunks Vali,es, Carpet Bags &C.. &c.
At this establishment article offered the very lowest puce
which can be so and NO REDUCTION can, any
be made. ALFRED MUNROE & CO..
so 2dp dGWE "a Magazine street.
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APPROPRIATIONS MADE BY CONGRESS. - The
Clerk Of Che House of Representatives publishes a
long detailed statement of the appropriations made
by Congress atits last session. They sum up thus:
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DR., oERIsTIE,s GALvANIo BELTS,

BRACELETS, NECKLACES CRITTERS IND
.MAG.NETIC FLUID,
So celebrated for their wonderful ecs in the cure Of al Nervous
Complaints, can only be had in this ciIy OF
GUINNESS & BUSH, =,
Dealers in Fancy articles and Gent Furnishing Goods
go I'm l2 CAMP STREET. 2dp
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. 1885 1881.


UNIoNTowN, Pa, Oct 1.-THE contest in this
Congressional District (the XVIIIth, now repre-
scented by Andrew Stewart, has been well contest
ed. In tayete, Dawson, dem, has 100 majority,
and 1907 in Greene. Somerset, the remaining
county III the District, has not been heard from
officially, but reports say she has given 1000 maj
for Oge. If this is correct, he is certainly elected
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- Ne teIegraph is again in worIing order.

DE Bows COMMERCIAL REvIEw.-We ,have
received the September number Of this excellent
work. and find that it contains large amount of
interesting matter; fully sustaining its former re-
putation. This number contains among other ar
ticles dissertation on Sugar" by DR.. Evans,
of London, g British America, Vine Culture at
the South, g California, New Mexico and the
passage between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, -
and variety of interesting miscellaneous informa-
ton. There has been some delay in the issue of
this number, but we believe like accident will be
avoided in future
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ACADEMY FoR YOUNG LADIES,

Directed by Mrs VAN NOOTEN. cor Camp and Det0Ta SIS
TTNHIS Academy founded under NE auspices Of the Rev
L DIR. Hawks, has been established in Imitation OF the
best European institutions The OF study embraces
of tuition facilitates the progress OF the pupils The mode OF
instruction at simple, rational and practical accord
the oral system Particular pains taken to deEe-
ope simultaneously all the intellectual faculties othe pupils
to form their judgments while adjoining their minds, and TO
give them that outward polish of finished education which
consists in the and tone OF good society To unite
the advantages of refined home-edueatOn those OF
ISOLATED studies is the object which the DTectes OF tins In
sttution has in view.
.-B0ardcrs-Genera instruction in French and
English the udments OF Italian and Spanish and all sorts
Day scholars ldem $i2, So 49, according to the age
and attachments of the pupils.
ES None but the most competent Teachers empoyed
in the various branches Of Accomplishments Ol9 I'm eOd2dp
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sHrRTs At SEA.

SATURDAY 7t INST, % -, Ion. 50 y, LEIGHTON hung
up card, with premium eaa queer place 10 fish
Tor customers, 10 expect a mbale
For the ship she rolled, amid blioH5 lo5se'
While IL blew great guns but p.htug lost!
Premium Shirts demand by the sh0nn0lts on Goar
The Crescent City, then preparing promenade ~ PG0 De EL
SeguNd0 PIea de dgH1s Havana Also again. last tfuAy
morning. So Cult Immediately after the huI
Gicane, LEGATIONS PREMIUM SHIRTS sought after 70
replace those which hours before expected to be sdu
The Crescent City behaved like perfect duck
For she saved us all by her good luck;
A few hours would have been herr end,
If God had not appesseI the wind.
speaking of SHIRTS byteby, poor Tom Hood could have
stepped elegant establishment Mr. LEIGHTON, PARK
Place. he would have very different Song The Shirt from
that with the dismal burden OF
Stitch, stitch, stitch -
but from lack Of stitches would he have noticed the beautiful
made Gnd sold this admirable manufacturing alb
Ishment Few that the npuran and necess
ponents in making the complete gen ensn Leighton SIN
Derby With admirable discretion have chosen PAL
PLACE gray old college trees for their depot
offered premium Shirt without buttons; hut
Legon something better they have buttons which DO not
without the If such the CTe
City, he will have plenty Of customers at his store
O2J 2td lJw Nos ROYAL STREET.
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for the Crescent 6g VINCENT "lLLi~ns
LAFAYETTE Oct 10, Is4s.-The steamboat Diadem a.
rived last night but added only Hogs to the present
Prices are upaItered Beef Cattle, eomfed 4]5l05c p
ID; CRASHED 304c ID; Hogs 4lO41zo ID; Sheep s35o
head Mich Cows, s2Or0$35 y head; Hay, sofa ~.
. ton; Oats, 3Ol035c bushel; IAN, 7ODSOc 2 e"I
Corn, 52056c. Q bushel; Oil Cake, 81 q cwt.
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r- We thank the officers of the steamboat Dia-
dem for late papers.
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DE- The adventures of Kit Carson, written by
D. L. Brown, of Cincinnati, are now in press and
will be issued shortly.
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or The weather is becoming rather cool at
nights although the days remain comfortably warm
Many strangers are arriving and citizens returning,
but the low state of the western waters may tend to
retard the commencement of the business season.
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THE CHOLERA. There seems no longer to be
any doubt that the cholera will again visit our
shores. Whatever hope that it would not do so we
may have had, must be dispelled by an attentive
examination Of its present course, and comparison
with the features which characterized it during its
last transit around the globe The same peculiari-
ties which were visible then, are seen now, and
already the dreaded disease, after having devas-
tated Asia, and the eastern provinces of Europe,
has arrived as far west as Paris, having ravaged
Berlin and Constantinople Moscow and ST Peters
burg The approach of the disease, we are happy
to say, is not now contemplated with so much fear
formerly evinced but whether this is owing
to less dread of the thing ITSELF to the fact that
the great political events and changes which are
now agitating the world, have caused the cholera
to be in some degree overlooked, we cannot say.
In either case however it is right that we should
look calmly upon the coming of the DESTROYER, for
nothing pretspOses so much TO disease, as fear
Yet although may not fear it, it is nevertheless
a subject oTthy Of serious attention. Our CITY, it
is probable, win be visited by the epidemic, and we
think that every precauton should be taken to
make it as light as possible All accounts concur
in stating that the disease is milder now than be-
fore, and more easy of management, and we feel
confident that, if proper measures be taken in time,
we can mitigate il greatly, if not keep it away en-
tirely 1t is the duty of the authorities to take some
measures to effect this being forewarned we are
forearmed; but if we are negligent now, we may
regret our carelessness when it is too late.
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o. Hydrophoba is prevailing to an alarming
extent at Alexandria, CampbelcoUntY, KY among
the cattle, dogs, etc.
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A BLOODY AFFAIR. - In the Louisville Journal
of the 10Th instant, we find the following:
Yesterday afternoon Mr. Robert Ewing. a Young
Of very highly respectable family in this CITY,
rode to the house Of Mr. VIM. H. Kelly, on the cor
ner of Main and Preston streets, called him out.
and for some alleged grievance, struck him with a
whip. Mr. Kelly seized his assailant by The collar.
whereupon the latter drew a pistol and shot him,
the ball entering near the left ear, breaking both
jaws, entirely severing the tongue near the roots,
and lodging, as the surgeon supposed, near the
right ear. Mr.. Kelly was alive last night. but it
was not thought that he could live long. Mr. Ew-
ing after shooting Mr.. Kelly, RENOWNED his horse
and rode of. The marshal informed US last eve
ming that he had heard Of him four miles from the
city on the Salt River road, and senttwo police
officers in pursuit of him.
NJ Hrdronhcbla i prevailing b an alarming
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Auction sales This Day.

MoRPHY MENUS will sell at ZIG ST. Charles street, at "
O'clock Choice and Select Furniture. Also, at 81 Com
mon street. at IL O'Clock 7l8 GOO Best Havana Segars
R. NJ ARMF1ELD will sell at the ofJasper F. Smith
Canal street. Dry Goods Hats, Boots, Shoes etc. WITH
ont reserve nv See Auction head.l
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Or For list of School Books for sale by ]. B.
Steel, see his advertisement in another column.
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~ Strangers in the City, see Dr. B. F. NIULLEN'S
advertisements the other columns this paper He
very his profession the United States All
in need would do well give him call, So CuEtomhou
mills 2r
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TT Friday Paoket.The splendid PASSENGER Pa eIE,
THIS DAY (Friday.) at o'clock P. NJ, ioc SKIP
wihs Landing, Miken's Bend, Vicksburg and Natche<
90 '''' ''O' + b. SMITH, IS Magazine st.
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PLANTATION CLOTHING.

PLANTATION CLOTHING,
5000 :" PANTALOONS;
$500 Twied Red Flannel SHIRTS;
5000 4" - Hickory do.
80. A Is zee. --
WOOL HATS BROGANS, BLANKETS, YARN
SOCKS, etc
The above Clothing is made in the strongest manner
warranted to give the utmost satisfaction and VIII be sold
on accommodating terms. n. G. FOLGER,
81 2dD corner CUstomhOuse and Old Levee SIS
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Canal street, Dry Goods Hats, Boots, Shoes etc. WIN
out reserve [aV~ See Auction head.l
Steamboat Departures This Day.
Ear SEE ADYERTIsEMENTs ON rHL&D P ICE.
Louf,rige -. CAR OF COMMERCE, Sharp, P NJ
y-icEsJsrg MARENGo, Bfenha"' ?. A'
t. Friday Packet-The splendid passenger Packet
MARENGO Capt. @. J. BRENNAN, will positively 5 lf&ye
withs Landing, Nliken Bend, Vcksburg and Natehez'
'S 90 '' ''O' 04"' + b. SMITH, IS Magazine St
boat CAR OF COMMERCE, Thomas sharp, master VIII
positively leave THIS DAY, te goth inst at . o co9HB'
90 i'Ou''.i''' cincinnati T. B. SMITH, Agent.
~ NOTTcE-7,Janos culiok Fire Go. No. II, II
viii attend Special Meeting on SUEDA{ "a n az J1N
IT, " CHALMETTE GUARDS !"-BUTLER
AND VICTORY!-The "Chamete Guards - Will hold their
REGULAR meetings Canterbury House, No 6 Charres street, al
o'clock M, eveF TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY.
c The OGcers the Guards will daily, the same time
and place. o. -
TO RHNT.
~ and all the Rooms above are to be rented from the It'll
Isl oS g November next WEI WELD CO. Y Camp street
VETANTED-By a competent Young Man, Situation
w as GROOM or WAITER, in a private family lie
is Lately from the North and can furnish good elg reference
iT o26 & at the ounce o. No IS Aatshsz street
A YELLOW GOLD sNGFF-BOX, of French manu-.
a tactue square shape three inches long 1 was os On a
will leave the said box the Louisiana ConeehOuse, cor
of Esplanade and Victory streets, and no qeeOns
asked. O-O IL
TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS AND VELVET
CARPETIEG.
WE are receiving large assortment of the above superb
w CARPETINGS.... o .... o..
BRUSSELS 3-pys, ngrans in great variety oil qQalues
and patterns Venetians, for halls and staTs gUeO
BaiZe and LINEN for Crumb Clio hs
WINDoW SHADES. HAIR CLo1 HIS, FIN Is 70 90 inch;
TABLE and PIANO COVERS OF various qualities
MATlINGS and FLOOR OIL CLOTH I'm e "a ieet
wide, beautiful patterns. of various qualities ana
well seasoned all OF which we offer at the lowest
market prices, at wholesale or retail
90 BIN A. BROUSSEAU " Coz, y ChartTss 81
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Steamboat Departures This Day.
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Third Dispatch.

BALTIMORE, Oct -[NO date, most probably the 18th
The result in Pennsylvania of the contest for Governor
doubtful The Democrats claim the election of Long
sreth The Wings the contrary appear confident that
johnson has succeeded by small majority. 1t is
ceded that the Democratic Canal Commissioner is elected
The question to who has succeeded in Ohio-Ford or
Weler-is still unsettled
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fg- SEE ADVERTISEHENTS ON fHIItH ? 10 q
Ioyisrig. CAR OF COMMERCE, Sharp P. NJ.
T-rEgI1fr.s -. MAR ENCO, Brenhau, P. A.
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Second Dispatch.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 1.-THE reports to-day show gain of
hundred the of yesterday in favor Of Johnson
the Wing candidate for Governor of Pennsylvania. Tie
Wings in Philadelphia believe johnson is elected.
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~ The new elegant, and fast running passenger steam
boat CA r OF COMMERCE, Thomas sharp master WI
positively leave THIS DAY, the Goth inst, At clock
P. NJ, for Louisville, Cincinnati, Maygyle ana Hofsmotiu
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GORDON pIIIAINER

ADJUSTER OF .AVERAGES
81 Office at Lucien Hemann, Marine Notary, No. q Roya
street, keU Orleans ie 20 tlst
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~ See ADVERTISEMENT the first page of this paper
headed TO PLANTERS And FAMILIES" of Comstock
& Co.'S celebrated Medicine Magical Pain Extractor Depot
Poydras street, all warranted GENUINE and
PURE. lei 6r
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IL Important to Health-No family should neglect
have hand bottles BILLINGS CARMINAT TIVE
SYRUP, the nabs remedy for Bowel complaints, which
frequently during the months than other period
This remedy fails the obstinate OF Dr-
ThGa Wholesale Depot, Y Camp street, New0reans.
iel d. HANSBROUGH.
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~" NOTICE.-James Gulck Fire Go, NO. II
VIII attend Special Meeting SUNDAY, sd ln &c + to
P. NJ by order of To2J EDMD. CLARKE, Secretary