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e. MURDER IN MATAMoRos.-We learn from Capt.
Hussey, of the schooner Heroine, arrived yester-
day from the Brazos, the death of merchant of
this city, named w. H. or H. w. Alexander. He
went down on the Globe on her last trip, and on
Sunday, the 9th inst, was shot in Matamoros, by
n man named Wolfe. 1t appears that Wolfe had
borrowed 1925 of Alexander, which@he latter de-
manded. A quarrel resulted, in the course of
which Wolfe fired at his antagonist with double
barrel shot gun. The charges of both barrels en-
tered Alexander's neck, killing him instantly At
the time of his death, Mr. Alexander had from
$500 to $4,000 worth of merchandise landing at
Matamoros. He is supposed to have relatives in
this city. Wolfe Immediately gave himself up to
the authorities, but nothing had been done with
him when Capt. Hussey left
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= GT- The Telegraph reports the New York ap.
pontments as follows:
Collector Hugh Maxwell. Postmaster-Wm.
v. Brady. ReceiUer Of Public Moneys-(A assistant
Treasurer, we suppose, is meanD-John Young
These are in place Of c. w. Lawrence Robert
ii. Morris, and VIM. c. Bouck, removed.
Mr.. Maxwell is lawyer of some standing and
veteran politician. Mr.. Brady is the former
Wing Mayor of New York, and Mr.. Young was
lately Governor of the State.
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ENTIRE STOCK OF CLOTHING
Selling Off, at Reduced Prices.
ALFRED MUNROE s. co.

NO. nAGAZINE STREET,,
Deslrons OF reducing their stock of
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Articles,
much possible, the season, request
purchasers to call ard examine present prices.
Spring and Summer Clothing,
Now and constantly receiving from their Mandatory
NewYork
French DraP dEte ORES. and Frock Goats;
do. do. polSas, Lamartines and Sacs:
English Merino and Parameta Dress and Frock Goats
r 1 css G and lf light r sss f Sac Goats.
do, Cloth Saes, Skeleton, for Summer;
hasa s9 sad sass nd fa
French o black ds B BFsp O. SE Tsl panaG Ss
do do Drap d'Amazone do
White End g, soIs sgsa. Linen Drill Pa'sOOn'
India Nankcen and Ponges dc.
Best quality Cottnale do.
'@a and aawfs eGs s'sa Styles
Gauze Cotton Understands and Drawers
Silk and Bingham Umbrellas;
India Rubber Clothing, Hunting Jackets, etc.
tB Examine this List of Prices
Best quality Back Cloth Dress Coats former price, $50
i! i !: !: :: :::::::::S !" I
81 do do .....::..:::ia il
TN Black Cloth FSock, =. price; IN the same nna H.
Best quality Black Doeskn Pants former price, 81
"a "a and f sA Do Do inns mag 50 and So
very large coord CASHMERE Plantations
from 81 to ST.. Remarkably cheap goods.
Super Back Satin 50 90 to 90
40 Coorsl y.,u Do % to 90
s ofs Velvet Go M:no caImse BomSsne
etc. etc., all exceedingly cheap.
Also Blak and Coored Cloth Sac Coats aud Po
Cashmere Vests Wool and Merno Understands and Drawers
Il One Price!....No Deviation! "A
mylla ALFRED MUNRoE & co. 81 Magazine st.
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otfhflo THEATRE-The performances this evening will
conhst OF the drama of The Somnambulst the Pas de
Dsanoe oy La Petite Josephine, and the farce of "A
r;a sight No withstandns the encroachments
which the water making in the neghborhood of N. Ov
pc It nightly well attended and the audiences are always
wen amused and highly delighted with the performances
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Gs- The fast train which now runs through be-
tween Albany and Buffalo, traverses the distance
of 1923 miles in sixteen hours-a little over twenty
miles per hour, including all stoppages
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90 The following are the drawn numbers of
Bel Air Lottery, No %, drawn at Baltimore on the
9Th inst: AZ, II, 60, 81, 10. "a. IL. 49, ~ Al 81
40 "a "a - -
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n7- The citizens and common council of Lynch
burg. Va, have subscribed $5OO,00 to the stock of
the Lynchburg and Tennessee railroad
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OF A correspondent asks us if "we wear a
moustache." Not that we are aware Of And
yet, when low-spirited, we always feel "a little
down about The mouth. Phil Spirit Of the Times
Of The Boston ladies wear standing collars now
So do the ladies now, in this city, Bustes too, are
out of fashion. Glad of IT'D
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o. The Hon. George Moffat who was reported
by telegraph to be under arrest at Montreal under
charge of participation in the sffair of Wednes-
day night, is announced, in the New York Ex-
press, as among the visers at the Irving House in
that city.
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Hs- Col. Webb in late number of the New
York Courier and Enquirer, says" 1t is well un.
derstood at Washington that there is not an office
or place in the gift of the administration upon this
continent which we would accept, if rendered to
u.s." The mission TO Madrid is on another 1" conri.
nent" The Colonel would take that and he has
well earned it from the President.
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OF The pianist Herr, and the celebrated Italian
artists Trufli, Benedict and Ros, were to give
their first grand concert in Charleston last evening.
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o. 1t is said in Burlington, N. j.. that the trades
men. grocers, etc., of that place will lose about
100000 by the recent failure af Bishop Doane-so
it is stated in the New York Evening Post
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HAVANA LoTTERY.-The following compose
part Of the drawn numbers of the Havana lottery.
For detailed list we refer those interested TO the
Spanish paper La Patria go go, 600: 700 s,OOo.
1922 $500 1850 $1,000 $3.50 $1,000 5s $1,000 10 44 $1,000
sSo 70 e25 sleoo0 81 6O9 $1,000 81 69S $1,000 81 S6i
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APPoINTMENTs.-The Charleston Mercury an.
nounces that William P. White has been appointed
Postmaster at Philadelphia John S. Myrick, Mar
shall of the Northern District of Florida and
Thomas Ewbank, of New York, Commissioner Of
the Patent Office, in place of Edmund Burke
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LARGE STOCK. OF DRY GOODS
SELLING OFF TO CLOSE.

LhItoA ~ OCh VI LIN U w IL y,
SELLING OFF TO CLOSE
C. M. SIMPSON, No. 2s Chartres st.
Offers for sale his entire stock FANCY STAPLE DRY
GOODS, either wholesale retail approved
reduced prices and less cost
making change his present Merchants, Planters and
Families will find their call
Among his stock will be found large assortment of
DRESS GOODS.
Silk Tissues; Plain. Plaid and Figured Fouard SILKS;
Broc ide and Broche~SlLKS
BLACK SILKs-Of all widths and qualities for Manlas
and Dresses
SILK MUsLINs-BAREGRs-Pain Satin, Striped and
Printed; large assortment.
PRINTED MUsLINs and LAwNs-Organdies.
SWISS MUsLINs emboidered-colored and white Plain
and figured Swiss Muslns.
RoBEs-Swiss embossed, of various styles
French JacOnets and Cambrcs.
large lot of Cheap Muslins, from lotto Is cents.
GINGHAMs-A large lot of genuine French, 10 cents
of do fine, styles.
CALICoEs-French, English and American from cents to
rs cents per yard.
PARAsoLs-Two cases styles also cheap.
HosIERY-5O0 doz. Cotton Hose and Hall. sse cheap
MOURNING GoODs-Back MousseIne de Lains Barege
B'mbszne, Apacas Chaly Silk Lusres and Tsu,s Musin
and Lawns.
SHAwLs-$2OOO worth of real China Embroidered. Dam
iered about behalf their value Cashmere Barege and
Muslin shaws various styles.
MAkrILLAs-Of Muslin Embroidered and Lace.
LACE CAPEs and COLLARS.
LINENS and House. Keeping Goods
IRISH LINEN SHIFTING of the best manufacture grass
bleach, for family
LINEN SHEETrNGs of all widths. fully guaranteed.
TABLE LINENs-Damask and Cloths, with Napkins to
match.
DIAPERS of all kinds Huckabuck, Scotch Birdseye.
TowHLINGs of various kinds Russia Crash Linen Checks
pure and mixed.
II All Linen Goods sold with full guarantee being pure
and Of the Lest fabrics.
PLANTATION GOODS.
KERsEYs and LINsEYs JEANS and DRILLS Lowels and
heavy Al Cotton Chocaw Stripes Kentucky Jeans-Cass-
600 pairs PLANTATION BLANKETS.
ES The above form but small portion Of which
VIII be offered at very low prices myi 2dp1
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HoWs's Shakspearean Reader,

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Just received, at the "Ne orleans stationsrs' Ware
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| THE SHAKSPEAREAN READER, Collection Of the
most approved Plays of Shakespeare carefully revised with intro
ducoy and explanatory and memoir Of the author Pre-
pared expressly for the Glasses and the Family Reading CIR
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College ...Also, the following valurble
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| ARNOLDS FIRST AND SECOND LATIN BOOK
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ARNOLD'S CORNELIUS NEPOs With Notes. l2mo
ARNOLDS FIRST GREEK BOOK.
ARNOLDS GREEK PROSE COMPOSITION limo
ARNOLDs GREEK READING BOOK. Edited by
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ARNOLD's CICERo's SELECT CREATIONS. Notes
BEZA's LATIN TESTAMENT 12mo
4IVY. With Notes by Lincoln. Emo
CESAR'S COMMENTARIES. With Notes by spen
BoGEsEU AND ARNoLD's MANUAL OF GREEK
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% Henry Clay declines being candidate fol
seat in the Kentucky Convention. Having &C.
cepted seat in the United States Senate, he could
hardly do otherwise
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TO TR A Ell T. r S.

II We have a fine lot of
LEATHER DRESSING CASES, Of American manufacture
to which invite attention. They for
and service 7st tr1
CAMP CASES-Kniie, Fork Spoon, neat cases. for the
pocket.
COMBS and BRUSHES Of alr kinds.
PERFUMERY of all kinda.
CRAvATS, STOCKS and SCARFS.
SUBSCRIBERS and SHOULDER BRACES.
DRAWERS and UNDERSHIRT
MONEY BELTS and PURSES.
KNIVES and RAZORS.
GOLD PENS and PENCILS.
UMBRELLAS and CANES.
GLOVES and HANDKERCHtEFS
CORK LIFE PRESERVERS.
FINE LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS seventeen sizes all
made Of the best materials, and in the best manner.
NE PLUS ULTRAS-the convenient of Portable Writing
Cases. 7
Eg We constantly receiving additions
variety Of beautiful Fancy Articles for PRESENTS.
GUINNESS & BUSH
Dealers in Fancy and Toilet Articles,
APPS lm2dp 70 Camp st.
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NAVAL STATION AT VANcoUvERs ISLAND
II is said that the British government have, after
due elaboration, determined upon forming great
depot and naval station at Vancouver's Island, on
the Pacific. 1t is said that that island presents
great inducements for the establishment of naval
station, for it abounds with coal, and the soil is
very.good for farming purposes
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Havana.

HAVANA.
BY the steamship lshmus, Capt. Aud, we have
Havana papers of dates as late as the 18th inst.
The Isthmus had fine run-being but fifty-seven
hours from port to port. She arrived out from here
in sixytwo honrs. We find little of interest in the
way of news. The following is list of the pas
sengers by the Isthmus:
Judge E. F. Chambers. W. J. Whiting. L. S. Lane q.
MsCaIty, H. Holland, Jas Mathews, d. c. Roiz G. F.
Prehn, ID. ID. Barred. Jose Rodriguez.
The Isthmus left at Havana the brig Isabella
Reed, ready to sail the Salvatore to sail in three
days, and the Water Witch discharging.
The Falcon from Chagres for New York, touched
ut Havana on the 10th. She left Chagres on the 5th.
The latest dates from Panama were the 4th. The
California had not reached there. There was no
lack of vessels bound to San Francisco. How to
get back is the puzzle. The mail steamers, it
seems, cannot keep their crews.
The rains had shut up the route by Gorgona.
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Auction Sales This Day.
SYKES HYDE & Co. will sell. at hafpast oclock p M
at 4l Camp stree-Fumiture Of house. etc. See adv
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ny- Maunsel White, of this city, has been ap.
pointed Pension Agent for Louisiana.
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See Third Page far Cry News, &c.

THE OvERFLow.-We are sorry to say that the
state of affairs in the rear of the city is not at all
improyed. On the contrary, in the First Munich
palitv. and the Seventh Ward of the Second, the
water still rises Night before last the rise was
very rapid-places which had been dry in the eve
ming were overlooked the next morning. The flood
steadily progresses towards the lower part of the
city, and towards the Levee, reaching in some
places as far as Rampant street, and in Common
street beyond Circus. The openings in the Metal
RE Ridge, ofwhich so much was expected, do not
seem rs yet to have produced much effect The
water rushes through them with considerable velo-
city, but have caused fall in the rear Of the CITY,
Above the New Canal the water is stationary, but
this is because it has overopped the barriers which
opposed its progress down town. Apollo street is
still dry, but in Nayades street, one square nearer
the river, the cutters are filled with the water
which overfows from the Mepomene Canal.
Camp street is nine inches lower than Apollo, and
AZ the Melpomene Canal reaches to that street, a
rise of a few inches more will flood Nayades and
Camp streets, even though Apollo remain free.
SUPREME CoURT.-The case of Wilson & Glea-
son us. Churchman, reported in another column,
may be found important and interesting 10 our
Il
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Mn. FORREST AND THE ENoUIRER-We per.
ceive, by telegraphc dispatch to the Charleston
Mercury, that Col. Webb, of the Courier and En-
quirer, was obliged to retract an assertion he made
in an editorial, to Forrest being the nstgator of
the row at the Astor Place Opera House on the first
might of Macreadys appearance
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The Overflow,


MIDDLE OF CANAL STREET, Wednesdav EUening.
Eds. Cresccnt-Many thanks, gentlemen for inserting
my note in yesterdays paper Your kindness encourages
TO tespass still further space To-day neghbOrs
are becoming more and more alarmed. If you were here
about ten O'Clock this morning you would surely have
tue. ETC. still undaunted. although the water has in.
creased considerably since last In fact if did
feel anxious about the losses that many
are likely to sustain should make your columns the me.
dunn of conveying thanks to Mr. Dunbar for being in
sIumenta IN atfoding that cherish above
an Others Boating, gentlemen, is my hobby de-
lighted when anticipate the pleasure will experience in
hopping from my balcony of the municipal skfs
To be serious why that the authorities should now
at least be satisfied that Mr. Dunbar determined ON having
us swamped for the summer months. Why not pay alton
ton 10 the plans for stopping the proposed By the
engineers whose communications daily appearing in our
city journals. should like TO know? MARIAsNE
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OF The Danish blockade of German ports is
not enforced against mail steamers under neutral
flags. The steamer Washington, for New York.
was permitted to leave Bremenhaven on the 18th
nlt., and arrived at Southampton on the 10TH
having more than hundred passengers. The
United States. in the Mexican war, was the first
nation, we believe, to except the mail steamers from
the blockade, and we are happy to find the Danes
carving out this liberal policy.
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AZ Paterso 've the 81 nst by Eugene Daily ESQ., Mr.
ENEZER HA RTSHORN, frmer'y of Walpoe Mass,
0CTAYiA McMURTRY, of the Parish of 81. Mary.
On the LIST the residence Of v Sa,er ESQ.,
Rec Esq, Mr. THOS. J. COOKE to Miss VERLNDA N. SAN
DERS, both eff the Parish of S. Mary.
On The 9Th by Justice p A. Walker, Mr.. CHRISTOPHER
KAISER TO Miss SEVERlNE CARMENA both of the Parish
East Baton Roues.
On ThursiaS evening goth Ms by p. A. Walker j. P.
residence OF j. C. Foreman Esq, nchar, JOHN +. PIKER,
ESQ.,. to Miss MARY c. FOREMAN both of the Parish
Rafdt Rnrtra
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Eds. Crescent Twas pleased to find in your paper of
to-day, an excellent article upon the subject of the Gre.
vase, signed by William N Walton, Civil Engineer and
although his plan differs little with the diagram and ex.
plantation presented by yesterday am satisfied that
ideas as TO the principal and expedents nearly
the and should be happy the science of that
gentleman brought into equisition, at this PERIOD
perfectly confident that would attend his efforts
am astranger to Mr. Walton. and the sfuons of my
brain roughly deneaed in The diagram founded
natural impressions produced by thoughts upon various
plans and deduced from actual experience
science. In my travels upon the Mississippi river have
observed many Cevasses at high water within the last eleven
years. but have stopped either by the plan
proposed BY Mr. Walton or myself yet it to be
the feasible BY creating given number Of edies in
space subdvie by angles Of due proportion 10
bne the required strength the force Of the
destroyed by its action and diverted from direct
action the surface of the barrier by its suicidal
WARREN A. G RICE.
Ns~ Orleans, May nth. 1s4e.
DEATH OF MAJOR WHIsTLER-This gentleman
died at ST. Petersburg on the 18th of April last He
left the United States in 1912, having been selected
by the Emperor of Russia to construct the railroad
between Moscow and St. Petersburg, which he
would have completed in another year. In addi-
ton TO his post of Chief Engineer of the road in
question, he had lately been appointed TO plan and
construct extensive national dock yards at St. Pc
tersburg, which might have still detained him for
many years abroad-an appointment which was,
IN ITSELF the best proof that could be given of the
high standing which he had obtained in Russia.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER WASHINGTON
The steamer Washington, Capt. Floyd, arrived at
New York on the morning of the 9Th inst, says the
N. Y. Commercial, from Bremen via Southampton,
which she left on the Goth of April. We have re-
ceved from Capt. Floyd files of London papers to
the Goth of April inclusive. The Washington
brings one hundred and forty one passengers and a
very valuable cargo. Among the passengers we
observe the name of Thomas Crawford, the cele-
brated sculptor from Rome, who with his family
intends to pass the supmer in the United States.
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For THE CREvAssE.-We would advise all our
citizens DESTROYS of visiting the crevasse, to take
advantage of the opportunity offered by the g Van
Leer" She leaves on her afternoon trip al half
mast O'clock
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HAMS.
SDS TlERCES SUGAR Cured Hams and for sale BY
81 myH CHAS. STOUGHTON, "a Camp st.

FURNITURE PACKED AND MOVED.
n McCUTCHEON. 100 ST. Charles STREET Two
~ Doors above Poydras street will attend PACKING
and MOVING, or SHIPPING FURNITURE for persons
changing their reside noes leaving the city. des sent
TO him will be attended TO with particular and executed
with dispatch
Hotels, Boarding houes Steamboats, and Ships supplied
with Furniture, Mattresses Bars, etc. very reasonable
terms ID Net 100 ST Charles street
Ev New aud Secondhand Furniture Bought Sold
Repsifed, Vanished and Polished. myI7 I'm
~ n Dispatch to the OTevasse. On Wed.
6lkkaAtsE day, and on r II u r SDA Y the 18th inst
sESzs.aszz3z The Steamboat A. w. VANLERR, com.
OF :, ouis fles, NJ na nn TbnrsTay at
3P M No postponement on account OF the weather
kT Fare 80 Gents each way-Ckidren Half price.
III This is chance to the rushing Of the mighty
waters. my16 q
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M arrIed:

LOUISIANA HOTEL capt R Heating, Washington Capt
DAVIS, brig Coinmbus Capt lanes MaIston VIM Cngi
Orleans Capt Mitchell bark Madonna Dnpe ssis.
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SUNNI TER HING.
r. NIyON No IA Canal Sire,


Have large complete stock FASHIONABLE
SUMMER CLOTHING comprising all the styles and made
tail trale-
Super French Cashmere Cloth Frock and Dress Coats
Super French Drap d'Ete Frock and Dress Coats;
Black and colored Merino Sacs and Polka Goats:
Black and coIored Alpaca Sacs and Polka Goats;
Check and striped Linen Sacs and Polka Goats;
Black and fancy single mIled Cashmere Pants;
Black French Merino Pants, various quaities
French Drilling Pantn of all the newest styles
White Military, Canvas and Satin Drill p ANTS;
India Nankeen, Check and Stripe Linen Pants;
Black Boubazine, Satin and Silk Vests
White, buff and fancy figured Marseiles Vests
Figured buff and worked Linen Vests;
Superior Irish Linen Shirts, special make;
Super Cambria Muslin Shirts, with fine Linen Bosons
Super York Mill Muslin Shirts, do.
Linen and Cotton Drawers laced backs
Gauze Merino and Cotton Undershrts and Wrappers:
Gauze Silk Undershrts and Drawers;
Silk and Cambria Muslin Cravas and Summer Ties:
White and colored Cambria and Silk Pocket Handkerchief
Silk, and Linen Suspenders;
Gloves, Umbrellas Dressing Gowns, etc. apo 2dptf
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SPEcIE.-The schr Heroine, arrived yesterda,
from Brazos st. Jago, brought s40.5OO in specie
10 T. Hale, and $l2, O43 to order.
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FRENCH LACING DRAWERS.
~ Just received another invoice Of FRENCH DRAWERS,
Cotton, Linen and superine Gauze Flannel.
NORRIS WAY, 20 Camp street,
ap23 2dptf Corner Of Common street
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Died:

On the 10th inst, Baton Rouge HYPOLITE La NOUE, Sen.
aged 70 years Also on the ith INST, ALEXANDER LA NOUE
son Of the above, aged about II years.