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ST. CHSRLEs HGTEL.-l, Bush La; A Scott; w
Il beTghans Col Root + d Richardson I. ri Redwood
" Smith, w u Redwood Ala J VanderDool A smith
llT COwliRp, Y; Q w POultney, Philadelphia; n ID Me.
Henry. J f Kelly, Ky; j. lledg S, Il II Cage Mss: DR.
joiner, Ms q HBes, Miss TOminsOn and Bio b B Rev.
ter, Miss G Jenkins. w NJ Armstrong Texp5; Hary II
lays; QHs; = Tappan, Ohio J ] Sykes and family : W
DHej, La; MIS- and Mrs Crockett Mas Chsse adv II
Castle; II Glst, Santa Fe New Mexico: W BBIsp
Mexico w T,acy Il q Stafford, M PiDer. G w Spaub.
Die, IL u w Richards, Mo g Scar. II II Noble, Mich
PLANTERS llOTEL,-D Lang, II Herne w Dons.
hue La e Hodge, w Whttnglon. J II Met fery,
+ J MGCIsIy Ca; Y Patterson n o; ] II WOmaeE
Ala; T A S9l,rot. q; Wilson, Texas; G Perrin,
Mo Z 5 Howard and lady, + Cbippendae n Y
HEwLETT's EXCHANGE Cage, La: R II Cage, T B
Stany, d Il CogneL, Davidson d a Harrington, G V
khoedss Mrs T GTsyion, WYNN. Texss; A Finlay,
Irwin, CaIOthes Ohio
,,VEFANDA HoTRL-J GkisOn, N Z; FIN Brooks. G
HundOn, K Adams, r Randolph, Ala; w d Gale
Tenn W Potter r Hammit n D Dr Postloya;t6e
and family, CaBiu5 l. Bright, La.
BANKS ARc4DEs-G Kennedy, F Mays. R Walton.
X vaughan, X henney, J T. LegIeIt, La O Pay,
Mitchell, DR. w Pendeton, q a and i Y Folsom w
w Carter l. Leonard, Miss; J McUanB, n Y Z Har-
per, Tenn II Hulbe.t, III; WIN Ce7e, n o.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL ! 7 Eppinger Ala; A Gazing,
Hemingsburg, KY Jakes, L0uayIle. Ky; A MARKS,
ISJ; + X muNt3ly st Louis Matthew Martin, Ambro
Page q Jc5 DeOnt, Lawrence Ice, AitakspRB; Th0s
German, Ireland ByIam, Pleasant Hill, Ky s 5imOnd,
ATkanlss.
LOUISIANA HoTKL-Edw PARA barcelona, Spain
Capt Curtis brig Mary Ann lOEes w Giles, bng A
G0ops5 : 7 g CLARK, do; VIM Lydle. Col ami High, 0
John Scott, N Y.
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UNIoE Division No 3, Crystal Fount Hail. aaa TCholp
tOulas street, at haEpasa o'clock.
LOUISIANA Division No H. at Unity Halt Marfgny Build
inRt Third Municipality, at haiEpHst O'Clock.
sqAR OF HOPR DIVISION Mo- 81. at Y. Rrothers' Hall
Lafayette, at hafnasi O'clock.
YoUNG MEN MAGNOLIA DIVISION No. 49, at Pelican HRl
annti tihaFsa n ~
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ATLANTIC AND GULF RALRoAD-The Florida
Republican of the 18th inst. says The Florida
public will be gratded to learn that there is pros
pect of the immediate commencement of the Allan
tic and Gulf Railroad. We understand from
reliable source, that the shares of stock have all
been taken, chiefly by New York capitalists,
among whom are Rowland & Aspinwall We
also learn that Board of Directors has been cho-
sem and that as soon as a pending preliminary
negotiation is completed the work will be com
mencedn
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MAcKEREL FIsHERY.-The fears entertained
that the catch of makerel the present season would
be very short are in great measure dissipated
GREAT numbers are now making their appearance
on the coast or striking in as the term is. and
they are now taken in the vicinity of Canso, in
great quantities by the vessels remaining on the
fishing grounds. A large number of the American
fishermen had previously returned home This
information comes in letters from Halifax, N. S.
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ST. ANDREWS DAY.--This is the dav in the
calendar dedicated to St Andrew, the patron Of
Scotland; and although the large ma b. Of
scotehmap have long since abiuTed sheir laith in
saints, they ssll keep The thirteth Of November as
holyday. To the Scot in a foreign land il brings
reeolleetions Of aud lang syne,n and to the de-
scendant Of Scotehmen itfuFnishss a day on which
they may remember the deeds Of their ancestors and
commemorate the glories Of their fathers land.
As a day dear to Scotchsnen-s day consecnted
to Scotch feelings and Scotch ideas-st. Andrews
day deserves also the attention Of the American.
For from what nation Of Europe has America de-
rived 90 many Of her opinions and sentiments as
from Scotland 1t was from Scotland that the
Puritan derived most Of his theology and politics,
and It's the Puritan and his descendants who have
most materially modified American laws and
American.eivilization, The friends Of freedom ali
ever the world have been the friends Of America
and her institutions and where, among the nations
can you find more ardent devoiees Of equal right,
and equal privileges than the Scots have been
From Bannockbufn to Waterloo, the Scotch have
been found foremost in the fght between free aspi
EatioRs and arbitrary assumptions LOYAL anG
true, the Scotchman, even in error. oommands oul
respect and admiration but when his enthusiasm
and strength are as they most often are, ensted in
the cause Of human rights and human progress, they
place him first among the benefaetors Of the race
To all Seoichmen and descendants Of Scotch
men. we wish many and happy returns of St.
Andrews day!
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Mathematical Hlstrl1HGats orcurv
quality AID price.
Water Cgiors-Reeyes anil New
mans supefiue Coiurs, iu boxes
o. every size, with and without
I2oHs. aud drawers, and a fine
sing's r 'li's u '0O-s soiois'uJ the
%
F.lirits-S Sable and camei'B-huIr
cvcrvgrsJs wing s''Ii'' OF
MI,
o-t' Asf0d FcHflls A large
/ Am f.rs W. 10y, ei'sL'oi rehl'Is,
/ h1uf o az way on
I ggI1rg9 C.,..,,- 49,.
mrpt to g,.,. - = ,, w { Hs9 u l.
( g,,3er, -p.,,i,.t ..-,.--.--
ypy1J ,,l ~, IN, - l'' ~ laiti
! kini agJ H., ~ ''-''i oi every
Disiasrg e. German silver spring
"' ''iN Di 'Sa Di'I''sfs'
h2dgers, CutlGy-F Fine Pen and
Desk Knives, gli ErgseTB, Of
every descuution.
Cold p,g,- Rs,.yr's g.,.,...,-
FTsrrb ,i,io',L 3 - .il''vl =
R,1J'il,.' ''' - %, :. y sl!-sl IN y,
grnssia.. - a.'' 'i'' '"'se LII
-,
os i'. : eIlcH a'ia rex H5iacTs' a
l''le S7'otlnenti some with stone
''1i'1'7'
otteL FeH', from all tle best ma
AsLs, On lalNs ana IN poAes' OF
, o..
e tt sWnn' w" goose anu
Iiutl ~, s. pay S4ll''sl "i every
NUMBER from o TO lV0i ny Tue
lho''sAnI or unosT'
Cor ying Presses Screw and LIE
yer Copying Presses Jour dliIaT-
enl set Nl'h apparatus com
lltte' shsli ''5 R n,'s., lLI} ~ 'aiI
eS' Oll'n ana hio't"ns I'P''
NItarial PrCsses, fine serew' with
waters and seai-papers of every
., ll4e ,, p-i.,,.uJ I'll or,,oryc,,o
ol' 2 = p Ill.,. ,,,i,,,5 ~ - 9ui ggr-
~ n'l' Nv, 49, r6lor- Ii,bo-
ises s.l'; III nj he brsst onsi,iy
s IN i,C, i,,I ~ banJ
~, mi
Blank Cafas - ftinleIs' Blank
M sSlerrI Cspl g5Srl' ''i vs.
ruttinE to nuy ne,
~ - -, ,-.
tsl t 80. ~, Iai ,pgllLe'tlh ami
Ft'yL''S ~ . Eagles Deca-
t1t'' @'5liy AhlisNai highlhnJ-
sons fxtrs uperf1e Go5l i H.
ales and MsGuI fs,r,, - 49, -
bAspfted numbers.
Binders Si9rE. eopsisti,r
Buarss. Rusgi4. Calf gb"i7.t, ~
and Morocco IFRthsr TAU
Knives. Rulipp Prnssn3 49,
Ina, Sewing Parchment Hnl
Unread
Printing and Book Binding If
NJ Iae,y INSCRIPTION, executed IN
add l. Ban s'I Asssu i0i'G Rol u use e.
auy peculiar form, ruled ami
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Y 'HE suhsc'5sT takes this opportunity to inform his -
4 friends and the public that be left 30 Camel ~
e street. and IS be found at The corner Of e.
$50 st. Charles aud Co m streets, where
- he j. prepared to accommodate them with
HAI or CAP f7 the market aft nds very Tsgsonabs
terms JOHN F. HOHT,
Opposite he st ChaTlr- Hotel on Common ST. and
n29 81 dILeelly OppOsILe the NeEanda 81 Chae- 81
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WASHINGTON NATIONAL MoNuMEsr Orrlcr,

NJ, log. J :
o!pon o. the Board 81 MRnqge5 be sent to the prnu
pals and teachers Of all the colleges academies and public
odea contribution from the students and pupils attached 10
the same, IN AID OF the great National Monument now in
course OF erection in this city II will greatly assist in carry
9g me plan into operation L the teachers and otbes will
Learning and the Of those having eharre of them in
Their Tspeoye towns Counties etc. and aAdTesI the same
10 the Hon, Elisha WhittleseY, General Agent
PapaIs throughout the Union will pesss COPY this notice
GEORGE WATTERsT0N, Sec'y w. N NJ Society.
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NOON mnninaInI- n

That EXTRA sTEAK.-A wag at Lafayette a customer
TO all The butchers, appeared in the markets 10 collect his
extra sis2ks TO be given 70 erday a. set forth by certain
New orleans paper But the ba-ket which intended to
hold the expected mOUes re urn empty That
hearted ST oil mea, the Lafayette Buiche think III
10 g'os TO the p00r. SMALL POTAToEs
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The Game 1larket.--The following from the St.
Louis keveille makes US anticipate a fine game
market IN New Orleans during the winter: Game
promises 10 be more abundant during this than in
several years past The market is abundaptly
stocked with yenison killed on Kaskaskia river.
about twenty miles from this place. in Illinois
spoat Hefeulaneuln, on the Mississippi, and in
several Of the surrounding counties. Turkeys and
psFlfidges also appear to be more than ordinarily
Plentiful Hnaiers have cause to rejoice in a mag
nneent sporting season, and the public generally
N the antlcipaton Of princelY dinnersn
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--i="1 sAAi-Al US AiA llA 20
Blank B9JEs, such as Super-rnva
Leigsrs, journals, Cash and
Fay Books, Invoice aud Record
Books, Royal Medium, Deny
and Cap IN full sets, Of cverj
stylsot ruling a1d butiug, s1nt
handsomely PACED, and war
Tantel Of tie beat linen paper,
Steamboat Books, Of every t1ru 10
use-FRlght and CABIN Rtais
tiers, Passage Registers, Woo
and General Receipts, Co oI
Receipts, Trip and Aer,oTau,
dum Books, Vi every hinI O
ruling.
Wiling Paper suuer.ruyal. royal
demy, t0ii1p0sj, EuEish, Frfust
anti AmercIa Cap aud L,uol
PHpar, ruled and plain, Cum.
merCial Post and Record PapeL
ruled and plain, Packet fosl
and Note faprr, Pupeterios of
various qualities, very fuc us.
sortmeHt, together with Motto
and Transparent Waf-rs. lllu-
minated Waters "a new and
beautiful article,
Fhaeu C0I0rsd Paper, glazed aud
plain surface, vHisus roi1rs,
EnE IEh and American Tissue,
assorted co!0rs, Tracing PAPER.
every SIZE, Gold aud Suypr Pa.
pT and Strips, Bristol Bnuris,
every size anu thicsnsHs, Pery-
rted Boards Of different culurs.
Sealing Ha,r and Waters. ia great
variety, sppglin5 English and
American, Ot all colHs and sizes.
W. ting bka, Of every quality.
Englsh, French, Amsucan and
German, every color.
Extra fine FTcaeh Pump Tqls,amls
Of very superior finish.
L1tst1nds of every kind, glass, ma
h0gsny, lrOu and br0uzel metal
a very fine assortment.
Paper Weights, fancy z ass, iron
and bronzed.
Pen Holders. fine sil,er-mo,p,ted
PorCupue, Porcelain and Es.
cutche0n Shell Pen-hollgrs, very
fne.
Motto Seals-Glqss Motto Seals,
various designs, Initial Seals
ana Envelopes
Feurl and IBJTy Tdblrts, a fine
assortment
Desk Tablets and Calendars.
p,r,sJ,,,,, Slate, sysry s,va. sooe
IN Morocco frames, a very fine
and superior article.
Letie. cling different sizes and 7
Pat'a e,l I'M, ll9i, anu q
sl'l ana oio''1ll
l''ils' 1'..'''5's' ,'''',' =,
''i So 1's M article for he POCKET
ro., 80 s,,,b linen gau5s pt-
taehtd, brass and German sll'er.
Music Books A few beautiful
manuscript MUSIC NOoA''
Patent biotteTSl hllleishI SIZES a
very r -.
Faaey IaPs Fine "a. 81. Ei5k and blue
nv WIZ So ,S+ , y,oS,'i.' ''0'1' USE
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Fine watches, Jo1voIry ana smvorIvaro

YOUNG & co. No. 8 Cump street, (late Nelson
Il A. HOung.) will have COnstantiy on hand a s4a
large hssOTtment of fine LEV Err AND DUPLEX tafas
WATCHES (ior lsdie1 and gentlemen weaD Of 81 ~
the most approved makers OF london, Liverpool es2a
and Geneva, consisting Of heavy Hunting and open face
old and Silver Watches, fine second or timing Watches of
Eng ish minuiactUre
Beautifully Chased and Engraved Watches for Ladies' of
the lat lashon.
Ladies Guard and Belt Chains, an entirely new pattern;
He9uemens Guard, Vest and Fob Chains. Seals and Keys
Ladies and GentIsmen's Finger Rings, of Diamonds. Ru.
bies, etc, etc.
Ladies and Ge9tlemens Bre,st,ns new stgF Gold Pens
with Gold and Silver HOde.- sod Pencils; Gold and Silver
Ihmbes 9ew patterns Of Earrings; Lockelsi Studs Sleeve
FINE sILVERWARE-Cgn insisting of Table Tea. De-.
seT, Mustard and Salt SpC )ns; Table and ID Fork;
Ladies'; Butter Knives &c also, an resentment Of Silver
sPECTACIE5 for Ladies and Gentle - 80
men, IN Gold Silver and Steel Silver Spec - ~
taele Gases; Spectacle Glasses, to suit sight.
GOd and Silver SuspsndeT Buckles; fine Siverp ID
CastOs, Candl ticks &c, sc.
MAkBEL MANTEL CLOCKS new syIf; require no
glass shade.
ENGLISH OFFICE CLOCKS, first quality.
Ee Cones mounted Diamonds reset, and JC yelry manu-
tactuTed 10 order.
Ladies' and gentlemen visiting the city are resi- eoy in
yted 10 examine the stock above mentioned rs every Article
warranted fine any offered for sale in the CITY and nd
considerable reduction Of former prices
stotet attention always paid to repairing fine Clocks
Watches and JswslY which we guarantee perform or no
charge will be made. mo- 6n
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~ and 1otSt ths qdytee end consent If ne Council
General for the Territory - ~ -'
Jonahnn p Mcltusek, Of Wellington county to be
Auditor OF Public Accounts for the Tertiary
Calvin A, futile, Of Ramsey county 10 be Territo,is
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Police news. Yesterday emphstioaly a quiet dsv
The only assts Herman Weun taken into custody
by the Ehd Municipality Police charged by Mr. w RoB
with stealing bis trunk james Doughsy arrested by ne
First Municipality Poloe, charged with stealing beef fom
die Market ~
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AMERICAN THEATRR.-Tbe revival Of the Wizard Of
re Waue proved attractive sat evening", and will no doubt
induce numbers visit this hsatfe % night IL eannot
possibly be repeated Afterwards the aFangemsnis of he
theatre being positively fixed This rapid and frequent
olange OF performance eviHess oommandable desire on
the part Of nc Management give to the public what they
are aighng fas-raday Noyeltv sftsr ,ossIt, 5 t
continually changing The motto now the only one which
can secure aacoess II addition this and one Of Tbomp
sons iRmifable comic dances the fvore farce al M
fenag Hiaoss viii b performed. the whos forming an
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wAanINarON GoggIr.-The NewY0rk HeraId'.

correspondence Of the 18th says;
"There is a strange rumor on the avenue, this
morning, that a rupture has occurred between
Messrs Clayton, Ewing and Meredith, in the cabl-
net have no reliable authority for it, and have
not time before mail to ascertain particulars, or
satisfy myself with regard to its truth. 1t is very
current, but must be taken with considerable allow
ance. l would avoid being regarded as disposed to
give currency to idle FumOrs, and beg TO be under
stood as giving facts in all cases upon authentic
information, not upon hsarsay. Much might be
done towards rendering the generally well informed
and able correspondence OF the press valuable, if
this rule were adhered to-.
"With regard to the rupture mentioned, it can
only be said that in the light of the late eTpOsG
sucha catastrophe does not appear impossible The
eabnetiis at present in session. almost en- perWa-
EeRce, ION the message, and some clashing Of opn-
ion aud interest may be expseted.
Mr.. Mangum has been accused by a correspOn-
dent of the design Of heading some Southern men,
in opposition TO the Northern tendencies of the adj
minislration. Doubtful. Mr.. Mangum not much
troubled with sectional prejudices, and would be
apt to think twice before committing any such act
| of decentralization. The aspect of Canada-the
! tone Of the English press upon annexation-and a
late article in the London Times, evidently designed
/ for the South-are subjects to which we will pre-
| sentY draw attention. In connection with the
California troubles including the territories within
and beyond the Rio Grande which loom threat
ningly upon the horizon, there are significant signs
in the political heavens. Perhaps we shall have
another State rights war"
The correspondent of the Philadelphia Ledger
notices the rumored dssension in the cabinet thus
~'' There is a rumor here that high words passed
at the cabinet meeting between Messrs. Clayton
Meredith and Ewing; the smaller members Of tn,
cabinet taking no part in it. These quarrels arr
often magniiied into things Of great moment.
attach no importance 10 them whatever"
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DRArH OF L F. GARvEg-It is our painful
task to announce the death Of this gentleman, an
event which occurred on Wednesday evening last,
a his residence ~ THIS city. M Carney was re-
Gently csnd ata FOR the Legislature from the sth
district gsniisman universally esteemed for his
slerling qualities. Yesterday his funeral was at
tended 81 number Of our citizens, and large
body Of fsemen, to which association he belonged,
and Of which he was an energetic and indeiati-
gable memhar.
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Hogs The Louisville Journal OF the both,
says We learn from one Of our pork merchants
that there are $4,000 hogs in the pens. Yesterday
nearly $500 head were killed The weather still
continues too warm for extensive operations This
Is great loss 10 packers, as, besides what is
s9med by the animals, it keeps their hands unem-
Ployedi some Of whom receive as high as S4 per
day We notice sale Of 1000 head, averaging
rs pounds at So so net, deliverable by the 2Sth .
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ID. p. sCANLAN g. co.

%5iASr No IL Gtartrcs strtet, x
- Have the honor OF ulnrmnr tue ladies We
80 received their stock OF FASHIONABLE WlNrERE r
- AGOuDS, r1nssHg ia part Of Black Silks saun te
Chine all widths aud qualities rich Boe8de Silks Sals Tor
aTgT and evening es rich cr1pd Cbangsub stuu Chine
anu Pclt e sole Gact choice qualities and cuu pout Gu
CameIa Annufe u5h black End c1oreI PoY
small strpsd and checked Gz Naples Gbct misses Aaa
ul afsoTnens Of Ich Ma'ear Pasn Sacks q uaAE
.5s Of Cashmere Gin DIG Cune Auure uud SATIN A.oa
pee assortment % EmFol erred Cag5, CUrs ChFmsgtes Can
Z1nes Ftsi lui1rtS Caps, Waists Drcs HRnIEeft
Wedding Dresses ani Seats Bonnet Ribbons PaG5
Go sans couture Canton Grape shau and
BACK and CoioTsI yc,veI Gnysi Auidcas Pumss HOSIERY
with tf usual u and c0mplrfs assortment Drsa Goods Trim
mss, Bonue etc., atc, all Of which they will sell cash
prices. me- Qio
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Commission on Claims against Merico.-At a
full Beard on the DIST inst, the memorial and sup
Elementary memorial of ohm Parrot, as amended,
were ordered to be received. The Board then took
up and considered the claim of James O'Flaherty,
but, without coming TO any decision thereon, ad-
iourned until II A. H., the next dav,
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StapIe and FancT STATIONERY.

W. respectfully call the attention OF Merchants and others who
~ may require any ding in business large and choice
stock now receiving at establishments alt carefully
selected North especial So for @
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BADEN EMIGRATIoN.-The Baden Government
intends to make use of voluntary emigration as a
means to get rid of the revolutionary elements in
the country For this purposeit will assist, it is
said, out of the public treasury those who are not
able to de(ray their own expenses.
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That PuMPKiN PH. Our friend Ainsworlh
sent rs yesterday real old-iashioned Thanksgiv-
ing Pie in deep tin plate, and check full Of
punkfH, which brought to'mind the days Of Aud
Lang Syne to more than one in our Office. Il was,
IN fact, Southern Pie, with Northern principles,
and the art Of making il must have been learned
near the Astleborough Flower-Pot,n or Roger
Williams plantations. Il was some punkins, g
that bic was
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Ret'gees ia Egypt.-A!exandra Egypt, has Of
late been crowded with military refugees, flying
from the scenes of the abortiye revolutions in
Europe They are in a destitute condition, and the
Moors are much alarmed lest they should make use
of the arms they possess to obtain subsistence.
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70 The telegraph brought over yesterday a
painful report from Mobile Gen. Thomas Hol-
land was killed IN The streets by Mr. MeClintoel,
who is wen kAoWn in this city the former Clerk
Of the mail steamer Fashion, and lately in Mobile
as clerk in Gen. Holland's warehouse. The cause
whom he separated at once. The rumor furnishes
numerous details, which we forbear to report.
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Harris Celebrated Cheap shirt Depot
FURNIsHiNG WAREHOUSE


Mole Camp Street,
Adjoining the City Bank.
AM now orening per late arrivals the largest and beet
L ment Of every kind Of
SHIRTS AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
wardrobe. The following part Of present stock
are our own MANUFACTURE imported direct 10 tins house,
Linen Shirts:
sAfa sup'rhne round thread made In tines. style
Medium fine do. do.
Fine Irish Linen of various patterns and make
Muslin and Cotton Shirts;
Finest EnEsh Muslin Yoke Neck, finest work
b. d. .' d. s disr eaI p pS11i ''''
E1tri dns DO. do embroidered bdaams.
DO. do do lace embroidered;
Fine Cotton Shrs, Of every quality and style and price.
OOlored Shirts;
Muslin Shirs with COorgd Linen uoioms CoieTa AMI Win
Fine CnJreJ and Travelling Shirts: IbAnls.
Linen, Check and Cotton Check Shirts;
Hickory, Of heavy and light material.
Cotton, silk and Merino Shirts and Drawers:
Lrmb'a Wool Sh'us and Drawers;
French F,lnt 81 MrappeEs and Drsweui
Red aud White Flannel Shirts and DmVeH,
Sikuuderi.Hs AMI Drawers
Gauzs herinu Shirts and Drawura;
Gauze Cotton shr7,
Heavy Cotton Shuta;
Club Cotton shrts, for Clubs and Fremen;
do,
A fine assortment Of Merino Shirts and DrsVerl.
GLOVES, Of Jauvins, KID, Englh Silk Woaln Buebskin and
CRRvGTs and sCARFs Of the richest and newest kinds,
POCKET HANDkERCHlEfs Silk and Cambria
SHOULDER BRACES. PORTE 'NONNiEs
MORNING GOWNS. TOOTH BRtisHEs
EiGHT CAPS; GossI1ERy S ST We SEE sisiS
with many other articles Of which are so al NJ er al,
other establishment IN the United States. '
no ISAAC HART, Is Camp It,
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-30

Posi- OFFICE REMovALs.-It is stated in the
Philadelphia North American that the number of
removals of Postmasters by Mr.. Collamer is 2s74.
The number of post offices in the United States is
about 1900; so $4,000 remain without change
although we suspect very few of these are of i'm
portance enough to make them desirable.