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~ An exchange tells of an excitable geutleman
who, at fire, headed the line of firebuckets, and
as fast as they were passed to him he threw thetA
buckets and all, into the fire, crying all the while
: Pass on the buckets-pass up the buckets"
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MORE o. THE NEws RY rHE RRTrAnMIA
From the NY. Courier and Enquirer Eztra.l

[From the N Y Courier and Enquirer Extral
Affairs in Ireland have not materially changed.
although every day seems to lessen the probability
Of any serious outbreak. That this unfortunate
country Is not now plunged into all she horrors of
civil war is not TO be attributed to the disnclina
ton of the people TO rise in arms, but rather it
would seem, 10 the want of bold, able and trusted
leaders. Mr.. :. o Bren was arrested on Saturday
evening last at the railroad station at Thurles
while in the act of procuring a ticket for Limerick
where, it is said, he intended to take refuge among
his friends. Immediately after his arrest, he was
marched to Bridewell and subsequently was con-
veyed to Dublin, and lodged in iLilmainham Jail
After O. Brens arrest, he is said to have expressed
himself satisfied of the hopelessness of accomplish
ing his object and that he induced to leave his
retreat in the mountains, because the farther he
went the more the people seemed to fear to harbOr
him, or hold any communication with him. O'Brlen
is said to be cheerful and his wife is allowed free
access 10 him; other friends are permitted to con-
verse with him in the presence Of the Jail author
tiles. There does not appear to have been any
serious disturbance In any part Of the country since
the Cambria sailed and, according to the English
accounts it seems quite impossible that there should
be any so long as the Government sustans its pres
ent attitude OF repression.
Numerous arrests continue to he made We no.
tce the names of Mr.. earn; Mr.. Bergen, ship
broker; and Mr.. Nolan, of the United States
Richard O'Gorman, flor whose arrest 1900 is
0tfered} on attempting 10 escape from the country
was taken by the Coast Guard, after he had crossed
the Shannon in an open boat The notice was
forthwith sent to the police, but before it arrived,
O'GOrman had persuaded his captOrs, the repre-
sentdtOn that he was a mere traveller from Kerry
to Glare, to let him leave in his boat He subse-
quently boarded IA vessel bound down the Shannon
for America, in which he escaped. A war steam
ship has been dispatched after the vessel.
In England during the last fortnight the weather
has been very unsetted-in the Southern counties
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-05

T-Tbe Burnt DiStrjct-Contract have
lady given out for the erection Of several
lldings in the burnt district. Others are
20 be closed, and in few days great many
sdfces will be under way.-EUe. Jour, 25th.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-05

O1z- Gen. Lane will accept the appointment of
Governor Of Oregon.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-05

a'HE LEASE, tRNIIgRE and GOOD WY
u the FELlCIAA HOUSE, is offered for sale, 1
The house wilt ACCOMMODATE nearly one hunIred H.
bcarders, and Is full ght months in the year. To IL
person acquainted VIII the Western trade, this house WGn0
be great source Of Ioft The present occupant wsHnf
70 retire. offers the bOve fine establishment on modea',
terms For partiCulB, apply the premises, corner OF
au23 If JAMES ROACH.
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misunderstanding 10 the most reent es-
Inmates, the population Of Louisville ky.,t now
800; the number of bindings 700; am the
value of properly, real and personal, Sl3,O478It.
The number of boats on the waters of the Miss
sippi Valley is 467-aggregate tonnage, l32 500
W The Boston Traveller tells a story Of an i'm,
mense Blackberry Forest, on the sides Of noun
tain lying between Sandwich, n. H.. and Camp
ton. which is a favorite resort of the whole sur
rounding inhabitants 1t is estimated that there
are well nigh thousand acres covered with the
bushes Of the delicious fruit and that in the season
Of the berry, one hundred bushels day are often
picked and carried away fom this forest for sue
cessive days.
GOLD ora few specimens of very rich gold
ore were left at Cur Office yesterday for the nspec-
ZION Of tie curious. They came from the Booker
Mine in Buckingham which has already become
famous for the quantity and richness Of the ore
Richmond lFhig.
BUILDING IN New YoKK--T'he New York Tri-
bnnc says that about 500 buildings are now in the
course Of erection in that city and nearly twice as
many more are contracted for
~ Several years ago. Mr.. EIIet, the successful
engineer Of the Niagara Suspension Bridge pro-
posed to the citizens Of ST. Louis, to construct a
similar bridge across the Mississippi river at that
-pace.~-'Ihe possibility Of achieving such an IN
dertaking was then doubted. and the matter was
dropped; but now that the Niagara Bridge has
been completed, attention r. seriously directed TO
Mr. Eli-ts proposition by the people Of ST. Louis,
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TEREsTING FROM ST. LOUIS STREET.-We
Tom the Boston Traveller Of late date, that
sntlemen coming up ST Louis street, New
Ind their attention excited by peculiar
the corner Of franklin and the former
looking about, they found a drunken man
he gutter, with a snake wound round his
hey dispatched the snake, which measured
1t in length, and had the man taken
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-05

THE WAY THEY DO IT DOWN EAsT.-tn Maine,
certain persons Of steady habits and good character,
are allowed to sell ardent spirits for medical and
mechanical purposes, but none others This fact
will explain the following paragraph, which we
copy from the Portland Daily Advertiser:
NIr Justin Kent one of the licensed dealers in liquors for
medical and mechanical purposes in tins city has article
called Cherry Brandy which he recommends as remedy
for the summer complaint.
tits added that the summer complaint is becom-
~
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Discussion at Baton Rouge.

On Saturday the grand " model . debate of the
campaign took place at Baton Rouge. The cham
pions of each party were there to enlighten the
people on the great political questions of the day
and the merits of their respective candidates
Preston was there, with his sIedge-hammer argu-
ments, demolshing the fabric of whigism; Prem
tiss, with his howery rhetoric and beautiful sen.
tences was there to aid in the discontinue of de-
mocracy; Larue, logical, reasoning, calculating
and rejecting, and Sigur for the democrats and
Benjamin and Peyton for the wings, We're present
The debaters spoke in the following order: Prem
tiss, Sigur, Peyton, Preston Benjamin, Larue, and
Prentiss concluding The meeting was held in the
street adjoining the Statehouse square, beneath the
shade Of some beautiful Chna-trees. The assem-
blage was very large, and great number of ladies
attended, who seemed to take much interest in the
proceedings. The affair passed of in an orderly
manner, and all seemed highly delighted. In the
evening the democrats held special meeting in the
courthouse, which was addressed by Mr.. Larue, in
accordance with an invitation rendered by the
democratic ladies. This meeting also was numer-
Gus and enthusiastic.
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One Day for Ir elan d

THE DIREcToRs IN NEW YORK request the
Ireland in each Ward Of the Cities Towns and wv
he limited States 10 assemble on the Birthday OF ias
cite September 9th, in order to give day for SUI
TO Ireland To produce this united action some lfa
should fix place of meeting, attend the orsah@a'4
and announce the result without delay to the Directors
Eapers friendly to the will please to give e a
an Immediate insertion ROE 4 " n n M = j.;
X Chairman al the New Ork Directors
II ~ aruovaI-C. YALE, JR., & co. have Temoyl
nom 70 CS-re. street to 81 MAGAZINE STREET, bet"i
Comma and 6 where they Will Keep their usual STOCK 81
taucyraEa. Staple SILK GOODS,
White Goods, Llces, Lsns roiIer e and COMP
assorma .: Millinery ann STRAW GOODS, to which Oh.
would invite the attention Of City ana Country Dealers. i
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ORTHoGRArHY.-The following is true copy
of letter received from the post office OF Bury,
Lancashire = Mr. Ackkin and Mr.. Purhim bury
In geo near est Lankyshur" Translation OF the
Hacking and Mr.. Boring, Bury, En-
gineers, East ancashire.--MaHCheSier GadTd1aR.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-05

LARGE RHUBARB LEAF~-Mr. Isaac Shriver grew
at Westminster, Md, singlelea of rhubarb meas
urng fifteen feet in circumference, srclasiue of stem
or stalk
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d. Pat" said the Captain of ship to an
freshman who was passenger on board, and who
sometimes used to sleep twent flour hours in sue.
cesson, "how do you contrve to sleep so long g
:. How? :" cried Pat, why, pay particular dtte''-
fjoy ia II -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-05

ELECTION OF CHURCHwARDENs-An election
took place at the ST. Louis Cathedral yesterday for
four churchwardens, and the following was the
result nf the nOIl
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DENTAL NOTICE

nR. PEARSON Informs his patients ss@-eg
~ that he can be fond daily at his Office re-
from A. NJ, to ) NJ. DR.. Pearson Y YYty9aS
many Improvements Dental Surgery are 4-I4-l
too well known and appreciated to require enumemlrE
Ills BLOCK TEETllle particularly worthy the aiGnl %
of those requiring aritai ones His prices are graded
suit the ccumsapce;Of all. Office at his residence ~
Street near taHl az ~ "
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TIE BUFFALO Hunt - Lieut.. John Harkins
late of the Louisiana Mounted Men, left yesterday
in the schooner Col De Russey, with party Of
friends, on a hunting excursion through Western
Texas. Our friend Harkins is a true sportsman
and will bag lot Of game, if it is as plenty in
that region as represented.
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Board eff Health.

List Of TtcrmCHtS Hc CitV gt Nc5rOriCaRS Or the "a
hOurs eHdiRg September 4, nj Il O'CiOCb NJ
Anasarca Congestion of the Brain l. ChOlc l. Cramps
ri I TypbuS Fever Yellow do 81 Conee,fIye do a. Re.
mittent do stubborn Uncertain Total 80 on which
50 white, and under 10 years of age
Wherc bOrR-Sweden l. Ireland a, Switzerland 5, Ger
many 2, NewOheau 2 France Ohio I,l)elawafe J. New
jersey l. NewIIampshTe !, ConnecicHt l, Uncetan H.
A. LESTER, Secretary OF Board Of Health.
b. The above report includes the nterments both in
the Cypress Grove Cemetery and Pc ers Field for as hours
Total number Of deaths from elbow Fever for the week
ending sept 2 I06 A. HESTER.
f5" At a meeting of the Board of Health, held Sept. A.
the following resolution unanimously adopted
Resozra That the official reports show that the cases of
Yellow Fever yet Of mild character, and that the
disease has increased to such extent to justify this
Board in prOnOunCing it epidemic still they caution those
who are unaCcmated against mpTudent exposure and the
exciting causes of the disease. A. ID. CROSSMAN,
A. HESTER, SeCy. President Board Of Health.
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FLUNKEYANA-Coa ctman-" Why, what's the
matter, John Thomas :"
Fat Fooinan-" Matter enuf! Here's the mar
chioness bin an Civ me notice because don't match
Joseph-and | must go, unless | can get my fat
down in week !''-Pupch.
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Steamboat Departm es This


Yazoo RirGr........REN ADAMS, Hunt, J P. N.
YazoO Rirsg.. MUSCLE NO. ., G"nuuey,
81. Louis .........ALTON, D8les, E P. NJ.
PittSjarg 49, ......ST. CLOUD, WauuHu
E-aterfug Places NUBIL T., Sutton A. NJ. on
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-05

~ The Cleveland PIandealer says SeabulI
Ford, the wing candidate for Governor Of Ohio
has avowed his intention to support the Buffalo
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-05

o. An old maid was asked to subscribe for
a newspaper She answered no-she always made
her own news
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-05

o. If two gallons will make one peck, how
many viii make one drunk
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~ Emmett Cuban Extra Meeting OF
ls held on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Gth inst,
O'Clock, nj the hall No. I9s Tchoupitou.ass. BY or
WI. ChSTELL,
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Nlessrs Livaudais, Bertus, Guirot and Suezeneau
having received the highest number Of votes, were
declared elected. The whole number of votes
poed was 742
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A HOME INDGAN.-An awkward fellow, in get
ting out from the upper end of an omnibus, the
other day. made very free with other people, to en-,
able him to keep his balance. One person remarked
that he was a savage; " yes, said another, " he
belongs to the P0Ln-knee tribe.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-05

BIRTH CAROLINA LEGIsLATURE.-Sin the re-
centIecton, vacancy. bydeath, has occurred in
eachNranch, Col. James X. Hill, of the Senate,
(demoRt) of Duplm county, and Alfred Marler,
OF the .ouse, (whig from Burke county. The
two Vactt districts win undoubtedly elect gentle
men OF sliIar politics to the deceased.
u Datl Webster intended making speech
at Marshile'on the Both, sustaining the Philadel-
pima nomin3ns.
JOHN VAN WREN IN THE FIELD.-On the 25fh
ut, large m'ing of the free soil men of Orange
county, ny, W held al Goshen. John Van Buren,
addressed the Leting-havmg thrown aside the
dIftldence Wmchas hitherto, since his fathers
nomination, precIed him from participating ac-
lively in the campag
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-05

u A wagon can run without greasing, and
business can be done without advertising, but 1t is
hard work.
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~ The steamship Hermann was spoken oil the
22d ulL, IN LATITUDE %, Longitude e., for Bremen.
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Northern Corrpondence.
NEW YuECITY. August "a, l848.

NEw YoTi'ITY August "A, 1848.
Foreign affairs and the deveknent of the great Euro
pea oqr which is in nv optn sure to happen before
three months have passed occ most of the public aen-
ton here 1t may indeed be that we live in exciting
times Political matters conntd with our own country,
involving questions profunand arextendng as any
that ever up for setememOng us-the problem OF
French Repubcanism and itsution eNplosOnthe
wit in Ireland and the deep sed wish in the American
heart, for its suCces-besdes abzen other movements,
forgetting the important on Germany and ltalya
these form indeed subjects fole engossing interest
He in New FORK this interes tnged with provincial
character but developed d ali that fiery ardOr and
looseuess characteristic tthe city. Whatever man
thinks that be says or wrtes-e OF finding some hundreds
who will agree with him
Business rather dull and st Of those engaged in the
selling trade temporarily oOf town, enjoying what they
can of rural felicity" Fin the look presented By the
jobbing houses down town eveT they anticipate i'm
mense business this fall Mobf the stores have unusual
number of clerks and boxes piled up for miles along the
lower part of Pearl street andle thOrOughtares which
it, The obbers have laid or laying in immense stock
OF goods and the din of haeng and boxing up goes
at a great rate.
After an excessive heat wesnce Monday last have been
treated pelp' of Omtratively cool weather Folks
stay out of town, though ahe same and am not sure
but the country more enogble in sort of autumn
ther, than any other
Dysenery and cholera nfldum are carrying off from
twelve twenr persons daily most of the deaths of the
former disease too arechdren This is about bad your
yellow fever, isns it
The arrival Of the CesentCty yesterday brought the
latest printed dates bat since the connection " by tre-
graph, have, Of course no anxiety to get late pa
pers. Why don't some of ou give fuller intelligence
about that Buffalo hunt the Rio Grande 2? Is there
really thing in lt,Or Is there foundation Tor The tale,
except mere newspaper wmof? very general curiosity
here to learn mon ahOut besides, there ten thou
sound dare-dev in ths city want OF adventure and
element who would lite to JON such an expedition.
Our reporters are quite in state of sulenness from the
absence Of any interesting topic Yesterday morning there
was something OF fren Brooklyn BY the by must tell
you that Mrs Behm inaead ofbeng kilt only par
lay kilt lyOu recoecthe case as mentioned in o: my
peE days since p and has got quite well Both she
I'd her husband are attending 10 their little grocery
| VA M.NrTaTr
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~ An Irishman received challenge to fight
duel bat declined On being asked the reason,
" Och, said Pat, " would you have me leave his
mother an orphan -
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ing epidemic.

BEAUTIES OF ARIsToCRACy.-One of the great
est abuses of justice and proprety that we ever re-
member TO have noticed, is satirized terribly by
Punch. 1t seems that an advertisement recently
appeared in one of the papers, offering to bestow
church living worth f700 per amnum on we'll
recommended clergyman of not less Than eighty
years of age The idea is, Of course to use the old
gentleman for a warming pan until some young
sprg of nobility shall be of age to fill the clerical
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-05

~ The jewelry-shop Of James Stuart, in Phiia-
dslpha. was robbed Of several hundred dollars
worth If watches some days since,
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AZ The Boston Courier having passed into the
hands Of Messrs Eben B. Foster & Co., various
Improvements have been made in the several de-
departments of that Journal, which is now one of
Ne most valuable papers published in Boston,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-05

The RICE HARvEsT-The Savannah RepubIi-
can of the 2Sth ult. says: ''The Rice harvesting
has gone on very well the last week. The weather
has been most propitious and the appearance oflhe
Sea Island crop Of cotton has improved very much
under the recent good weather.
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INSURANCE OFFICES.

a RIVERNAND FIRE INSURANCE
fina INSURANCE Company of Hartford, Conn, !
raA SIAIEAENTOF ASSETS ON 1st MARCH, lS4S
90 II deposited in Phenix Bank Hartford. sgj 600
"a deposited IN Banks in Hartford bearing
SOD esi A. the rate otf per per annum 75OOOn4OO0
IN IuitIloiu banAs Hartford. ........, 1861
Farmers and Mechancsi Bank
stoI Hartford :...a...........,,.,,@! 1890
otock IN Exchange Bank '''''''''' NJ AID
Connecticut Rlvtr RAM S.250
Eagle Bank, Providence 1900
ZEE Bank, Lee, Ahssachusetts,. 800
Connecticut River company. 1900
II =. Railroad ....... 1850
III. 4 hartford and New Haven Railroad $500
y. ~ Dove stocks OF the mos substantial
sr dctef' yielding 10 per cent interest
az udliy, and are worth at this tIne an adj
= % Tie above .,rras Of
ot Hartford and New Haven EaiIoab n u 40
- state 10 Hartford, vaned at. . .,...., IA gl0
IN seeeivahe- payablelB 30 days AMER demand am
~ sesuiSd BY pledge OF Real or Peeonal Estate or
NFOtal Assets of tie ComDanv 400 z
- -rb. .AGENcy GFTIcE, No. Il Camp street
odi ne undersigned, gents for thg above ComSsnv
80 S 70 Issue policies al the lowest rats of nreiun re-
.''Ni : 70 eastomers ~ per cent. 49, 10
NV 1fiIIgz WM. r. FOSDICK
GEO g LAWRAsON.
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SOLDIERS AND VOLUNTEERS ATTENTION
COLDIERS AND VOLUNTEERS CLAIMS bought
- and sold by JOHN e. HOLLAND,
Notary Public, No SO Gravier street
s-S- Office No 4, second floor, my20 d&sw3m
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EPWARDS OF 1000 bottles of DR. COLEMAN'S
= GONOBECEA MIXTURE have been sold during the
q year without complaint in .nge instance. Over ten
- used IN our u >; Hospital 49,. This dcine cha
competition, 10th in the POI of taste an ccrtnfufg
ure where it fails, tie money viii be refunded in every
~! EE Sold By ii KEN ELY, "a Chaure, street and
SEPb pb2-4S Street anlg elVlvrS;
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NAvAL.-The T. s. schooner BonitO, Lieutenant
Commanding Junius J. Boyle, thirty-siN days from
Iaguna, arrived at Norfolk the 9th ut; all wei.
The following is list of her officers Lieutenant
Commanding - Junius J. Boyle; Acting Master
Passed Midyhipman John Madigan, Jr.
The 4. s Surveying schooner George NJ. Bache,
A. L. Halsey, master, from Galveston. via Pasca-
goua. Miss, arrived at Norfolk the same day-ex-
perieaced much bad weather. August 10Th, oil
Sand Key, spoke brig Fabias from Laguna, bound
10 Boston via Key West, having on board Com
pany ., Z. 5 Marines.
In.r-l1s large barn of Leverett Bradley, in
NIethueu Mas containg large quantity Of hay
and rye, wa ta,ey destroyed by fire. The loss IS
estimated al .6GoO-partiaIly insured.
Destructive FIRE.-On the 23d uIL, the town
of Windsor, in Vermont. was visited bv destruc-
tive fire A number of stores We're destroyed. The
total loss was $4,000.
On the 22d ult., a fire occurred in Poughkeepsle
n l., causing damage to the amount of 5000
FRou GAMBIA. ArRrcA-The bark Martin W
Brett, Capt Cook, arrived at New York on the
25th ult, brings information that Brazilian slave
schooner had been captured by a British brig OF
war, and sent into Sierra Leone. There were no
meu-of-war on the coast.
~ The jewely-shop Of James Stuart, in Phila-
dslphta was robbed Of several hundred dollars
worth If watches some days since,
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A Coon CHANCE-We invite the attention of
printers and publishers to the following notice.
The paper is located in one of the richest parishes
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NEW End INTERESTING PUBLICATIONS

LAMPBLACh.
90 c47 fU FaHFTER#5R 1ST 5 s. fas Ss
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60" The subscribersyiI continue the AUCTION AZ
COMMISSION business lind VIII act General bmketg
the sale and purchase Real Estate, Negroes and all oN
property consigned to hh g..
Jk. BONNENAL, 81 Gragter
New Orleans Auc a igig aU3g
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CHEESE.
9nA BOXES Western CHEESE. in store and for
+SOU by STURGES 4 WRIGHT,
4 So TchGuUItOuIay stree
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~ The wings of Baltimore have presented an
elegant silver goblet to X. W. Thompson, of Ind,
for the eloquent speech made by him at the ratica-
ton meeting in Monument Square, on the night of
June 90. An Eastern paper, noticing this fact,
states that an elegantly chased goJier has been
presented to Mr.. Thompson. of Indiana"
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NJ. HUNTINGTON,
mr. I'd IN CTil TLJTNJ5

Keep. constantly on hand complete assortment OF every ro
CURED Tor . Cientlenan'E War irobe. apis 2lpf
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NOTICE,
MFR. II. o. HALL is our authorized agent during our
vi temporary absence from the State
JyI5 I'm HOYT & FORD, II ST. Charles ST
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G5ENERosrTY-To pay youF enemy's debts aud
neglect your oWIl