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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-09
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The Committee Of Twentyone, appointed at the
great Tehuantepec gathering on Friday evening
last, held conference on Saturday evening, and
proceeded to work with vigor and earnestness
They appointed subcommittee and parceed out
the duties Of EACH so that there will be no failure
or delay in preparing every thing to present this
favorite work. in its true light, before the people
of the city, and TO the Convention at Memphis
This subject Of a communication with the Pacific
is agitating the whole country. The Convention
at St Louis will take place next week, and the
note Of preparation is sounding far and near. The
cities Of the Eastern and Middle States are send
ing their delegations and the presses are taking up
the subject as one of immediate and immense value
We have no objection to full discussion of the
land routes, by which it is hoped to connect the
two oceans, across the breadth of the continent.
Such schemes are grand, and such work would
be Of immeasurable value. But the best and
greatest-should a careful and instructed public
opinion decide upon any one as practicable and
worthy Of national supp0rt-need not, and will not
conflict with this Southern highway through the
Isthmus. Of its practieabty and prodigious inn
porance, even after any number of land routes
shall have been finished, admits of no question
and it can be completed at so small cost, and
within so short time, that it will answer at once
the national demand for an immediate communities
ton. It can be finished before half of the preli.
minary surveys of either Of the overland routes
could be completed, and be a source of wealth TO
the whole country, rspaying its own cost over and
over again before the Memphis, or ST. Louis, or
Whitney road begins to climb the eastern slope
of the mountains.
We are glad to see that the zeal which has been
kinded on this subject not to die away in speech
making, but that men of activity energy and CAPT
tai are determined 10 push it forward, until it is
thoroughly understood, when, as they and we feel
it will be sure to succeed
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GUINNESS & co.
HvA N aanFr, r,r1v,y,

W. II SaNAE KEEL
HAVE received per steamship Ohio and ship Union and
IL will open for inspection and sale Monday morning
MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT of RICH FANCY
ARTICLES AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.,
Rich Rosewood and Ebony WORK.BOXES.
lnlaid Papier Maehe WORK-BOXES.
Splendid Rosewood DRESSING CASES.
Magnificent Inlaid Papier Mache FOLIOS.
Rosewood, Inlsid and Plain WRITING DESKS.
Silver. Pearl and Shell CARD CASES.
Superfne Ivory, Buffalo and Inlaid HAIR BRUSHES
Gold and Silver THIMBLES aud SHIELDS.
RICH RETICULES and PURSES, New Styles
New Styles Shell and Silver BACK COMBS.
.GENTLEMEN'S DEPARTMENT.
Rich DRESSING CASES and NE PLUS ULTRAS,
Splendid Brass bound WRITING DESKS.
Hair, Cloth and Shaving BRUSHES, Ivory Handles.
SslGOpenng Blue, Green and Blk Silk UMBRELLAS.
OPERA GLASS S-Speudid Assortment.
Gold and Silver Mounted CANES.
PISTOLS-Alens Patent RevOlyes.
Fine SHIRTS, Silk Undershirts and DRAWERS.
SPLENDID VARIETY or
Variegated GLASS PAPER WEIGHTS.
ACCORDEONS and MUSIC BOXES
CHESS MEN and BACKGAMMON BOARDS, etc
etc, etc. Os 32p
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ANOTHER KIDNAPPER.-Wm. c. Parkburst, a
citizen of Sussex county, Del, has been taken on
to Richmond, on requisiton of the Governor of
Virginia, charged with kidnapping. 1t appears
that in April last he took three negro children to
Richmond, and sold them as slaves, but subse-
quenty it was ascertained they were free when he
sold thern
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Tslegrapbea to tie " Daily Crescent
BY the sogthern Line.
LATEST by THE cANAnk

BALTIMORE, Oct s-LiUerpool Market-The
advices up to the sailing Of the Canada have been
received. On the 22d September the Cotton mar.
ket in Liverpool was much frmsr, and full rates
have been obtained. The sales reached 5000 bales.
of which 1000 were taken for export and spscu,
latUn.
HaUre, Sept 2O.-Cotton is firmer, and small
sales have been effected at from SAT to SIT Mo-
bile quoted at 7Sf. to 96E; Orleans at 7sf to sOf
The sales for the last two weeks embrace $500
bales, and the imports comprise $780, The stock
is As, $40 bales.
NsU York, Oct. 6, P. M-Fair Upland com.
mands ll&c,; Orleans III to l2c. Stocks ate dull
and United States Securities have been depressed
by the steamers news. Flour and Pork are in
better demand and somewhat frmer. The Corn
market has advanced &c. per bushel under the
steamers advices, and is firm.
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AZ Branl.1bqE ~ Wslnsley 26h Sept, by the Rev Mir
sEANEY G. GWARrNEY Of the former place.
At NewY1fk Monday Sept a. by the Rev. Mr. AmuerrD
MAN, all Of that city.
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MATRIMONIAL SPECULATIONs- Since the d.
vorce of Pierce Butler from Fanny Kemble, the
newspapers have been assigning both parties to
new partners. Her intended is said to be Theodore
Sedgwick. There is a slight obstacle to this ar
rangement in the fact that Mr. Sedgwick has one
very fine wife already and sundry children. The
prejudice in this country, and the law too is against
mans having two wives at once. So we think
Ine announcement Of this new marriage party is at
least premature.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-09

Of Alta great fire which occurred on the 29th
ult; at Williamsburg, opposite New York city, on
Long Island, an aviary of canary birds was de-
stroyed. The birds, 800 in number, were let loose
but they lowered over the fire the whole night and
many dropped into the flames.
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SEALED PROPOSALS viii be al the office III the r
~ Pany a. MOBILIZE until noon OF SATURDAY 9Th ay of De
ceoe ias TOT the graduation, masour bridging prbn and
clearing Of Eywo miles, and for the manufacture and delivery Of
Track IinheT Tor seventy miles Of the Mobile Ohio Railroad
snng ~ anu extending weswarly Mobile Plans profes
ep WI be ready for inspection and
Jay November The work will be divided into small
persons bidding propose for more or for the whole work
Ne9S WIN oe male monthly, but from 10 per the
3s aone S be retained as collateral security until the
a ar the ettn and time given for completion.
ne seventy miles advertised through pine woods of
aoaa and over sand and whole length
uehg As healthy az all seasons United States The
as those from The South.
Il is expected that
contract before the completion the advertised for. Tes
Hnonas character and ability perform the work bid for will
% required those personally the President CT Chief
Engineer. oil sRvul8' lOHN CHILDE. Chief Engineer.
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A NEW AND VERY POPULAR WORK.
Just published by D. Appleton Co.. New York
NeWOrleans Stationers' Warehouse,
IA Camp street.
LADY ALICE rTup Nuyu NnvaI-ope

just pAslhe4 ly D. Appleton No
NeWOrleans StatiOners' Warehouse,
Ia Camp street.
LADY ALICE; Or The New UNA-A NOvel-one
volume paper.
Lady Alice decidedly Of genius. Indeed We know Of
few dcons where this first highest apparent
L is both peculiar and original Nothing Jane Eyre
-, Whoever wrote tits may be, great ritter He writes
like full grown Of his subject and himself He
occasional passages Of health strength and beauty he has pah
delcacy and He finished and elaborate
than this he is exceedingly ingenious plot and effective
bringing hs incidents 70 bear.-B0si1u Post.
Lady Alice Or The New Una, anonymous novel,
which has Just been reprinted in handsome volume BY Appeon g.
can hardly tan 10 attract deal Of attention. Critics will find
deal which they viii faulty other
spee II lacks, the essential elements univer-
sal popularity spirited, sch0GTke and highly interesting
II has been well received England will circle
adrnring readers here We heard
Ameucan.-C Courier s Enquirer.
Ihls extraordinary book That the author
mated by deeper motive than Of the production clever
somewhat surprising novel; which should make great sensation,
are perfectly satisfied graceful fancy, and high
imaginative power are uusparngy exercised roughoutDougs
Je-T0ldg Weekly Ners.
This classic Novel in it much to admire. The de-
s and Development OF the plot which constitute the difficult
portion OF romance writing conducted with peculiar skill
The heroine Is beautiful Conception; hui
ation her mobility CLAIM the Of the
whole book with lutergst.Ltrnry
Lady Alice has been announced debut.
variable one, for talent very high order every page
Nt7 Montty.
THIS the and exciting story long
time appeared--HeGkly Chronicle.
Inc mort brilliant DEBUT Vivian Grey,-C0tr
% 3d<W !, b. STEEL. n Cam street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-09

~ Meeting of those favorable to the formation of
Company Of VOLUNTEERS, will be held Louisiana Hotel
on THURSDAY EVENING, the h inst halEpast O'Clock
for the purpose Of Organizing and Eleeing- Officers.
% g. W SHAW
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AndreWS'S New York Cheap Store,
Corner Julia and ST. Charles SITS
New Stock of Fan and winter Goods

NOW STUN u II AL AAu " AhASE GEOOUSs
w are now receiving per daily arrivals full and
w complete assortment Of the following;
Richly Embroidered French Cambria HandkeTchies;
PLAIN e, -,
Very handsome Scolopsd Edged a.
IRISH LINENS, all qualities
CBzhmeres and mOusssine de LANES;
JEANS. Blankets, QUILTS and FLANNELS;
EMBROIDERiES and LACE GOODS:
Bonnet. Cap and Belt RIBBONS;
Plain, Satin aud Lutestriug do.
BALLOONS and BINDING:
Plain Black and ColO,ed MERINO SHAWLS;
WOODEN SHAWLS, every variety;
Scotch and BiTdEeye DIAPERS;
Linen and Domestic SHEETlNGS, all widths;
4 French CALICOE5; "A Turkey Red do;
NfsrHmack and Fail River PRINTS, styles;
Fine French WORKED COLLARS;
All styles of Printed DE LANES.
Rich Watefed and Striped POULT DE SOLE;
Heavy Lust1s Black MattOn LUTESTRING;
300 dozen Very Superior co TTON HOSE;
Grass Linen HANDKERCHlEFS;
Worked yACOSETS and Null INSERTIONS;
MOURNING GOODS. every variety;
COates's SPOOL THREAD.
Together with full assortment of Cotton Cords Linen
Brsids, Linen Threads Silk Brads and Watch. Guards
Buttons, Pins, Needles, Tapes Stay Bindings Silk Cotton
and Linen Stay Laces Lades' Silk and Kid Gloves etc.
The above Goods all selected in New YOfk at rates
that will enable them to sell at LOWER RATES than the
City Dealers generally.
oct2u corner Julia and st. Charles streets.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-09

NAVAL.-Commodore Stewart has been relieved
of the command of the Philadelphia navy yard,
and is succeeded by Commodore Conner. Com
mander Samuel Barron has orders to take com
mand Of the U. S. ship Pennsylvania on the 4th
inst, in place of Commander Hugh N. Page. d. d.
The appointed successor of Captain McKeever at
the New York navy yard. is Cnntain SaIter.
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French Language.

The Best Opportunity Of acquiring this Useful
Idiom is no,D offered
MR. EUGENE EsDRA will lis French Evening Glasses
u as soon as sufficient number Of scholars obtained.
enter their
For cr particulars apply at his office No % Duncons Build
ings Exchange Place
~ Mr. +, teaches Double Entry KEEPING attends
g opening adjusting and closing OF Books in the French and Eng
DctSl An
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-09

THAT SCANDAL AGAIN.-The New York Globe
of the 29th alt afirms, upon authority ,ohicd is
undoubted the statement published in relation to the
conduct of Mr.. Clayton in preventing the lady of
NJ Poussn to attend the levGe at the White House,
is substantially cOryecfU
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-09
Harris Celebrated Cheap shirt Dc pot

Harris Celebrated Cheap Shirt De pot
GENTS FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
No, is Camp Street,
Adjoining the City Bank
IN opening, per late arrivals, largest best asIort-
L nent Of every kindof
SHIRTS AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
wardrobe Tbs following part present stock which
are our own manufacture, imported direct z house:
Linen Shirts!
EzTa suEsrfne round thread, made in finest style
Fine Irish LINEN, OF various patterns and make
Muslin and Cotton Shirts;
Finest English Muslin Yoke Neck, finest work;
Do. YorE Mills Do soqred and stitched bosoms
Fine Fine d do 59 Is 6s ia Ss:l patterns
Extrt fine do. do Embroidered b6sous.
a.; 70. DO s,. do. lace embroidered
Fine Cotton Shirts Of quality and style and price,
CoIored Shirts:
Fine Col1red aud Travelling Shirts TLanls.
Linen, Check and Cotton Check SHIFTS;
hickory, OF heavy and Light material
Cotton, Silk and Morino Shirts and Drawers
Lambs Wool sh and Drawer;
French Flannel Wrappers and Drawers;
Red and White Flannel shirts and Dawes;
SILK Undsrshins and Drawers
Gauze Meno Shirts and Drawers;
Gauze Cotton Shirts
Heavy Cotton Shirs;
Club Cotton Shirts for Clubs and Firemen
Pink
very fine assortment Of MsrinO Shirts and Drawers;
Sundries
GLOVES, Of Jauvins Kid English Silk Wooeu, Buckskn and
CR6yATs and sCARFs of the richest and newest kinds;
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFs, Six and Cambdci
sao6LDER' BRACES; FORTE RadoNNSHIEs.
MORNING GOWNS TOOTH BRUSHES;
NIGHT CAPS HH6osslnERY.S Of aysT7 NH
With many other articles, all Of which sold at less any
% 2dD ISAAC HART IL Car,n st
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1000 dozen KID GLOVES.

~ Rec eived To-Day, per steamship Ohio LA
DIES and GENTLEMEN'S KID GLOVES, Of every
color and quality;
Aso-GROs D'ALGER and other New Style BON
NET SILKS
New Style DRESS SILKS
BONNET RIBBONS, PRINCES and TRIMMINGS
of all kinds
New Shape BONNET FRAMES;
Full and COmplere Assortment of New FANCY
STRAW BONNETS, etc.
All Of which will be sold Wholesale at he Lowest Prices
O. YALE, JR.y & 90, 81 Magazine st.
o. Twp between Common and Gravet.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-09

~ StrangsrRIn the City, see DIR. B. F, MULLEN g
advertisements the other columns Of this paper He Il one Of The
very In his profession the United S1teI All that stand
IN need Woud De we'll give him call, a. % CHltsm Suss
auset, Blbu
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NEW ANp INTEREsTTNG WoRKs.

JUST received aud Tor sale BY
j. H. BECHTEL 81 CO., 40 Camp St.
NO, Of the BOSTON EDITION OF SHAKESPEARE,
Printed on fae paper with large type
THE FORTUNES OF WOMAN By the Author of
First Love.
LOVE IN HIGH LIFE By T. s. Arthur
BER'S SON.
MARY BEACH; Or, The Fulton Street Cap Maker
MY SISTER MINNIE; By the Author OF the Poor
Cousin.
THE MAGIC OF KINDNESS: By the Brothers May.
new u9 81
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Arrlrnl. ut tho Prinelpnl Hotels.

ST CHARLES ". H. GoollOs, NO.
l. T. Atkins 81 L0us. Geo. A, AshUy "
T. l. Wa1issv WIN. Scott, lady, children do;
D. M DpBaufrs stss amer lnbAna; R. n. johnson, KY;
Capt A. j. Kountz, A. Hart D. O. Stanley rear RIVER hlsi
John Birmingham CLERK " Isaac EuWMusi Quasi
A, ], Huntsr BaEtron Texas: j. D. Hoberd, U. s. A.
nj Cooley po,nte C5npee In, VERANDA.
Dr. I'm Snib. " W. d, Winter b. Fecana
A. Bbb Montgomery Ala; A. Vanwmke ady, child, NO.
r. A. McGtuury, J s. Hughes, "
r. G. Cummings, NO; Orlando Fmness, "
VIM. z. Dwigh T., AtAkapas; Nal. Ranney
John Moore, n" Mr. Nixon Miss;
d, Wallace, g. c.: @. BrisCoe, "
j. II. Stephenson, Memphis; F. Stsgeman, Yicksburgi
r. ID. Baugh, steamer Bulletin Mrs. Newman,
PLANTERS Mrs. Wright ="
F. Goodoe Piaquemine v. Leak and lady, Tenn.
L. NJ. Bssel, 1"
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CHARGE TO NAPLEs-Judge Chinn, of this
State, Is at the Astor House, New York. He had
reached Paris on his way to Naples, to succeed Mr.
Rowan as Charge d'Affaires, when his health COM
PEELED him To abandon his mission and return to
the United States.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-09

Ds- The Collector of the Port of Philadelphia
has conuadcted the statement of the editor of the
San that Mr. Gilpln, the wing candidate for Mayor,
had made application for the removal of the editor
from the Cnsfomhonsa
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NEW FALL GOODS.

NEW z ALL GTOODS.
w. Nj. S, j. LAPSLEY, 10 Charities St.,
E opening large and assortment o FASHIONA-
n BILE FALL GOODS embracing all the designs and
Among them
BToCade and Embroidered Cashmere;
Barge, Tor evening and walking drGsses
Rich EmLroi1erss, Gloves, Ribbons. etc. etc;
Very rich eOoTed and black Silks
SIX Mantilas and Coaks;
Rich Pads, for Children;
Embroidered and Plain Cambria Handkerchief
oS 6tp Rich Cravats and Sc8ris for ladies
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-09

CRors.-We have, says the Monroe (Lal Amsri-
can Of the 29th, during the last week heard from
every parish in this District, Ouachita, Union,
Morehouse and jackson, and from different parts
Of each parish. The amount of all the intelli-
genee we can obtain, is, that third of a crop is
fully as much as can be looked for. We know of
many plantations that will not make a fourth
some not even fifth, and others that will make
scarcely anything We know of but one planter
about here who calculates on two-thirds, that is.
Mr.. Lazare. On Pargaud's upper plantation,
under the superintendence Of Mr.. Alfred Swan.
we believe something like half crop will be
gathered. We have heard Of bat very few others
who will make half crop. Planters are of course
complaining bitterly, which is nothing more than
natural but they ought to reflect that if their
crops are short that is the only misfortune they
have TO complain Of They have suffered neither
from overfows nor crevasses like their brethren on
Red River and the Miss ssippi.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-09

0s- MIR. Clifford, our late Minister to Mexico
has arrived in Washington CITY.
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New DISTRICT JUDGE. - Alonzo Snyder, of
Madison parish, has been appointed Judge of the
Tenth Judicial District of Louisiana, in place of
Judge Selby, resigned. Last week Judge Snyder
was holding Court in Tensas, and the Concordia
tendance on the Court
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-09

* The Books of the LOUISIANA HsTRIONTC AssoCTA-
TON opened daily office ofthe Secretary, from 10 A
NJ to u M at the Of T. A. TYLER No 80 Camp under
the following Rule and Regulaion3
Article 49, Honorary Members shall be entitled Personal
ticket not transferable 6nd ticket will admit
lady or nonresident only"
oets r. NJ McALPIN, President
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Loss BY TIE LAIR FIRE-The loss by the burning Of
me hse oose reported yesterday is estimated at ESQ OO as
follows The Illinois, boat and cargo al $4,000 Falcon
freight pnRcpaly discharged at s3oOO0; Marshal Ney
BOAT ana od cargo which consisted of merchandise or the West
q vsoyVO aaron haIt boat and cargo eco OOO and the
Our Insurance offices suffer to a small amount on
st. Louis. understand. the heaviss, potioD ~ ,b las
falls. The Falcon was insured for $4,000 in Iouisyis
the Aaron Hart in Cincinnati. for els OOO NV
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-09

MONUMENT TO Gov WRIGHT, OF New YoRK.
The friends of this eminent statesman are about
erecting monument to his memory. A marble
block for that purpose, twenty feet in length, has
been ordered from the Dorset auarrY in Vermont
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-09

90 An association has been formed in New
York city for the purpose of receiving and aiding
such OF the eminent Patriots of Hungary as may
be driven by the disastrous result of the Hungarian
struggle in Europe to take refuge in this country.
1t IS called the " Association of American Friends
of Hungary" Mr.. Woodruff Mayor of NewYork,
is President; NJ. Copeland, Mayor of Brooklyn, is
Vice President, aud the Executive Committee is
composed of nine of the most substantial citizens
of New York
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-09


PUBLIC NIGHT SCHooLs-An advertisement
in this paper announces that the Public Night
Schools for Municipality No. 2, will reopen next
Monday at the Marshall School House in st.
Mary's street. 1t is not sufficiently that
these schools are part Of the Public School System.
They were instituted for the important purpose of
Attending the opportunity for instruction to appren-
tees and other lads, whose occupations do not
allow them to attend the day schools In this
view they are of great interest and their character
should be better understood than it seems to be.
Last year one hundred and niaety-sir pupils at
tended-a large number in itself, but not thirC
OF the number that could be secured and should BE-
sent by their parents or friends. We direct atten
ton particularly to this notice, and recommend al
who feel proper interest in this most useful inst
tuition to take pains to make known its advantages
that as many as possible may be benefited BY
demonstrating the benefit, too, upon the COM
munity of which they are to be members.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-09

1PELICAN DIVISION No. l g. OF T-AtR regular meet
ing Of the Division held at their Hall on Wednesday even
ing, Oct g. the following Officers installed for the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-09

NJ We are requested to say that the office of
the Louisiana Courier is removed from ia Char
tres street to No. 46 Customhouse street, between
Charities street and Exchange Alley.
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vi. . " ID 7 Q NJ, -
HAVING RETURNED FROM THE NORTH is
now receiving and opening fresh stock Of SEASON
ABLE FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, to
which he socits the attention of his friends and the public
generally.
of BONHETS and ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, which
w ~ S ~ fou VeIy IO" Nj L. MnIILTnN 20 Charras
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% Heavy rains have fallen in the interior Of
Alabama, and the Alabama river is rising rapidly.