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uadred as they were by every body else simply replied
would not long he and that the suceeealng steam
sr Of the weekly arrived in sueession and dld
preeey confirm stateme vs. and m1Ieoyer some ~ s
had be strenuous advocates Of very short crop Az ne
aoonnts the markets for goods in india, China
Tbse seem to me to have been sufficient pro-
the reaction, but perhaps there was an2th that had
BANKERS and Brokers' wuse eeo back far
ls47 and memory, sometimes, like conscience, doth make
must say in al psinness that place very low estimate
the cand0r or intelligence of any who after oonsd
the facts witch have stated, and which be
successfully denied, shall still attribute the reaction referred
the expression of my opinions 1t
would besqusly fair attribute the excitement which fol-
lowed the receipt OF the advices OF the storm in August
and which by the seventh Of the weekly after
that in which embarked to my absence, and yet under.
stand some wseacres have done it,
with conditions as to future circumstances, Some parties in
have written 70 their corTepondenis on h,s side
atl"ns FOR such (dd attude pGrteagrlu TO ne ori-
6as Leeorgta1 Times, ard sohOSe names eaRnat aScer
taR eau have other feeling than profound oontempt
muncatons true, have, very unwsrranIa0le
attempted to hold mp TO public odum. These parties,
h nson, uehaps in pursuit of popularity nOtorey,
ana they DO not seem to me to REQUIRE any mere pareaaI
notice than has already been extended TO them IN another
form.
w the writer of article published in the
Ceseent newspaper OF Orleans the ID october and
which there be doubt originated in New York
and mas been traced by the strongest ccumstana evidence
10 the author OF the Cotton Circulars which appear weekly
and sometimes semi weekly in the " COnrer and Enquirer
Of New York which circulars it i, difficult 10 decide
whether there industry displayed in angling every
statement however absurd, opinion however crude and ill
considered, in favor OF short crop, taken 90 omit
thing avorng the other side of the question Equally
difficult It ia determine whether the artcle in question
| characterized most by its scurtlity or atr0city.
must apologize tony friends for this DEPRESSION, and aie
circulating in another form, communication which have
the Columbus Times it is my intention take
farther tice of ho'e who may think rnper
opinions, but wish them and all Others understand
that the exercise OF an undoubed ght shall
express them when, whsre and how NAV think proper
Yours. very respecttullg,
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OLLENIOR- bFFlCEs Dec b, lsOI,
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- office until MONDAY, the 23d inst. Il o'cock for
making certain repairs and improvements the u 5. Ma
une Hospital at MgUOno shville, Us follows:
To take up the floors IN tit basement story remove the oil
stls and replace them with new
The Walls Of the building cracked and require
pairing. .
The Piastering of all the walls requires repairing.
The entire inside and outsie OF the Building be Painted
Bathroom TO be fitted up in of the lower wads with
-Four WOOden Tubs.
pead-ho be built in the yard Of the following di.
mensons:
q feet inches in length 10 feet in width feet high
front windows in each gable -; sixteen ghSot
lOS2in each, with lattice ues door oil feet in Width.
feet high in front windows in front, II lights eaut
lOXl2; skyight in the roof, containing 81 gha OF Tx
u, about that dimension Of other sized glass three
brick walls the back wal beng portion OF the buIldl
The ROOT have suitable slope from back front. Tha
interior sink OF feet in length, feet inches
wild h, foot inches in depth. made of inch plank, in
with link made wat=r-tIgut. with conduit pipe the
bottom. A table feet long IN width.
Two Windows TO b. made III the wash house.
A portion of the Kitchen 70 be fitted for StCrsrgUuls
wi h shelves and partition
The Kitchen o be whitewashed and rsuqred.
The Floor Of the duiu groom TO be raised
The Root be covered with slate tie contractor take
in part payment the old copper.
The undersigned reserves to hmsei the right postpone
the painting and roofing until the spring.
The contractor commence the work Immediately after
making the contract aud firsh the without del az.
The work be paid tor when finished, if done the
faction of the undersigned.
Any information respecting the work be OHtqned by
applying at this office. VIM. EREREf. COIiesfUr,
n6 I'd and Agent u. :. Marine Hospital
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sTRICKLAND,S
QUEENS OF ENGLAND,
AND OTHER BEAUTIFUL
Illustrated Works,
SUITABLE FOR
Christmas and New Year Presents.

THE QUEENS OF ENGLAND, in a series of Portraits
dis ngushei Female sovereigns drawn and engraved
artists with Biographical and Historical Sketches Agnes
sokland uperbly bound various styles, This
doubt the elegant production has ever
American press. Messes, D. Appleton Co.. publishers
their enterpsng and prdeworsly efforts given
which, for excellence Of engraving business conception
literary beauty entities them the admiration and thanks Of
Of the fine While gazing upon
different Queens the mind impressed with admiration
skill Of the Painer vino while the originals dust
royalty passed away, gives pre-
striking naturally assimiated with their
cal character, with the passions good evil with which
them in ima CITATIONS, would though
stood them after tue lapse ages, divinng,
he workings Of their minds through the startling
truthful dep cuons Of the limner's skill.
OUR SAVIOUR, WITH THE PROPHETS AND
APOSTLES A Of Is highly finished engrasngs designed
expressly for this work, with descriptions by
divmcs. Edited by the hev.J NJ Wainwright, D. D.
THE WOMEN OF THE BIBLE. deineated in series
OF Sketches Of Females mentioned IN the Holy Scrip
by Cergymen United Illustrated by
acre steel Engravings Edited ty the Rev J. NJ Wainwright
D..
THE WOMEN OF THE OLD AND NEW TESLA.
SENr: Portraits with characteristic descriptions by
several american cergymen. Edited by VII lam sprgue d
illustrated Is original designs, engraved expressly this work
THE PATHWAYS AND ABIDING PLACES OF
OUR LORD illustrated in Journal of Tour through
Land Of Promise By J. NJ Wainwright, D D With Is Illus,
trations.
THE PARALLELS OF OUR LORD: An elegant and
mos appropriate present and New beautifully
Illustrated and bound in antique carvings
MARTINS BIBLE ILLUSTRATIONS: A magni
cent work. with 20 elegant steel Plates Taken from prominent
events Of early Biblical History scPura Notes each
Plate Designed aud BY
London. Folio edition, Turkey morocco gilt extra.
THE BOOK OF THE PASSIONS. ByG. P. R. James
Illustrated with Is splendid Engravngs.
| EVENINGS AT DONALDSON MANOR; or, The
Christmas Guest By Miss M J. Mcintosh With elegunt In
| cravings. appropriate Gift for The Hoydeys
ROGERS ITALY. A superb edition, with splendid En-
|
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THE TEHUANTEPEc RoAD.-A information in
regard TO this will be read with interest BY
our readers. We lay before them 10 day, the notes
Of a naval officer Of science, who has explored the
country, and whose opinions are entitled TO respect
They will continue TO anpear they reach us.
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TAKEN IN AND DoNE FoR.-The Vicksburg
Sentinel some time since, published parody of
one of Foote'S speeches. 1t was very small thing
in its way The Columbia Is. c. Republican
takes it ali as yeritable correct report and pub
fishes it with suitable comments.
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4 Plan 10 ssls he present De4i al i set,se,

North and South rskatiVs to Disuaior, etc.
!. All the people of South Carolina. Mississippi an
Georgia. who take Aigh grOaRdss SHALL BY act of Cone
bsimmiErated 70 Descret, and military force be empoie
70 kseB them west Of the mountains.
g. That the starving Irish and exile Hungaraus shall
invited occupy South Carolina under condition that the
taksan oath take high groundsprovded this
shall not prevent the cultivation either of the high
tans Or high intelsc which be found within the sal
laIitoFY.
s. That the Government shall give eyely man who hss
c the choice OF pnriuing him person OF b,
coming postmaster at the next paSt.ofics.
l. II COngna aod the PIesdsnt should adopt this pau
cspf BraRg shall have nOIhiae to do with it, in compl
ment TO South Carolina.
Your sssssnee in csHying out ,he above plsu Is sol
siiad. r,
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GARDEN SEEDS AsD FLowERs.--We are under obliea
ncns to Mr. +, D. Cay. seedman and Florist Crossmap
street, ior box containing OF the bean
niul yHiets Of annual flower seeds accompanied by Nyo
doubts tulips and two hyacnths We shall endeavo bloom
mem well, and anticipate considerable pleasure in
cong Mr. Gay has great variety Of these fancy,
a. mofe simple articles in his line store, and sen
son for flowers and gardening approachng we hope our
friends will give him n call
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ANIMALS, ILLUMINATED WORKS,
GIft Books, aBaEUeNiIe Books
FANCY TTCLES,
EH" For sale by
THOMAS L. WHITE,

IAOmAS Il, WHITE,
No. SO Ca,,aI street.
OUR SAVIOUR, THE PROPHETS AND ApOs
TIES, with IS engravngs; edited by Rev j. NJ Vain
wright, of N. " bound in Paper Maohe and Turkey
WOMEN OF THE BIBLE, with sketches of Prominent
Females in Holy Scripture.
SACRED ANNUAL. by the Rev. Mr.. Weld.
THE KEEPSAKE, with illustrations.
LEAFLETS OF MEMORY; an illustrated Annual for
1851 by DIR. Coates.
THE IRIS, by Prof John Har.
POEMS OF AMELIA, in various styles of binding.
rUPPER'S PROVERBIAL PHILOSOPHY, in vol
quNrto, Turkey Morocco Binding.
SNOW FLAKE, for 1851.
FRIENDSHIPS OFFERING.
MoORE's MELODIES, quarto illustrated.
FLoRA'S DICTIONARY, with IS plates colored, fine
binding
GEMS FROM MooRE's MELODIES.
AMERICAN GALLERY OF ART, edited by j. SaI-
tain.
THE CHARM: a series of elegant colored groups.
AMERICAN FEMALE POETS
IRVING'S WORKS, complete, IN fine binding illustrated
PRESCOTT'S v ORS, complete
QUARTo BIBLES, in velvet and other fancy binding.
COMMON PRAYERS, in every style.
ALSO
A very large assortment of FANCY ARTICLES al
very reduced prices. dis n On
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NEW YORK sTORE,16s POYDRAs s.
ALEXANDER'S KID GLOVES.

A FULL ASSORTMENT of White and Mode
"A Coors from Stewards magnificent establishment, New
K, the only importer of the genuine ALE AN ma
nER'S GLOVES in the Unled Staes az New llIlI1 j
Workers II know how tn appreciate the .tle utIlylN
DRESS SILkS-RIch Waterad, Turks satin, wv w
Chene, Grns de Rhine etc. Dress Goods of description
MANTlLLAS --A splendid assortment Of the fash.
tonabe styles chearer than be found in city.
PAR A. OILS of the richest and most beautiful description
RIBBONS Embroidered, Cnene Bonnet, Neck and
Waist
Ribbons of all kinds. Capes, Cuffs Collars Opera Neck
Ties, Under Seeve7, Bridal Wreath Artificial Flowers,
very rich for balls and paTe, with every other article the
Dry Goods line then the proprietor ends
shortly visit the for the purpose of bringing
out stock.
HOlyday Presents:
French and German Toy of all kinds Dressing Gases Pap
aters, portfolios, POmOnngies Of AL and Ivory, richly
aid with Gold and Silye., spendid tgaT Gases, EmbrOd
cred Reticurs Purses India Rubber Doll H. ads Gutta
p rcha Heads, Britannia Tea Sets, very file,
e-8" AL the HOyday Articles remaining unsOld on the
Both December wal be dsp p1ed Of auction, the prem
ses, the evening of that day. K. Brown,
dist anil l6S Poydrqs street.
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HoLYDAY PREsENTs.-T. L, White. No. SO Canal street
ma, Just received magnificent Aanuals and
Sn ooks for the Holidays lie has variety which cannot
give him call
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We were under misrepresentation in representing
Mr. Gurley as the General Agent of the American
Colonization Society. He was for many years
Secretary Of that Society, but resigned some time
since. We are glad to know his interest and zeal
in the cause are unabated. Mr.. Gurley left for
Washington City yesterday
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FAIR AT TIE ARmoRY HALL.-The ladies Fair at Inc
Amoy Han coses this evening, and all the articles,
which there is gea variety remaining rnsod will be
posed Of BY auptIon AZ an earlv hnnr
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Auction seles Thls Day.

SYKES, HYDE & Co will sell hafpast 10 O'Clock, at 81
Magazine street-BoIts, BrOEans and Shoes. AT half
past Q'c Ock, on the Leyee opposite Girod street.
Flour Corn and Oats.
j. B. BLACHK Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock, at n Chartre,
street-Dry Goods; also, Carpet BBgs.
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IT, STEAMBOAT TsS n
rk.5sE3~ DEPAR TUREs. -

Esass1sEssaasz ID II p \ II II U IL ~ - Estzzzzzrz1
-sSo ,
Dtceinbcr Steamer, Captain H0HT. 'SS''"n.'o',,
Wed, IL, OREGON, Hcrn O'clock
FLORlDA, Giberson, O'Clock .'-. '',,a
" " GEN TAYLOR, Trinidad, O'Clock. 'bI'Hi'"''.'''"
" BOSWELL J. 7. Larose, 10 O'Clock ........'toi1
HECLA, Kay O'Clock d's1g"a'tS
lROQUOlS, Lee O'Clock. NGshnHF
JAMES MlLLlNGAR, Foster, S O'Clock e. e tnrIlHah
y" " GEN. LAFAAf EtIE, bentley, > O'clock. t'pHaphAa
" WOODsMAN, Perroncel, S O'Clock .''.''Rsd hiUsr
Thurs 10, BRIDE, Amsdeu o'clock Red RpsT
W. A. VIOLET, q HnneJ, 5 O'Clock ..... faEoo
r. c. OGLEsBf, KimbHlli O'Clock ......Rsf River
I" MARY FOLEY, Dalieres,s O'Clock ...... LgtoTfh5
ST. JAMES, Power 9 o'clock Bnnai1so'pHs
4" SHAMROCK, Hart O'Clock. ....-.......,.R Red HVcr
d. B. MOsBY, Kercheval, O'Clock. PaEo5 City
I" MONROE, Gwarney 55ocock. TnS0O
" LEXINGTON Matber s O'Clock Io,,tgyiHs
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CREDIT SALE OF Day GooDs.--We are requested to cal
Che attention Of the city country the credit
Dry Goods which will take this place this day 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, at j. b. Blache Co.'S aucton.rooms. No. n Char
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Look to Your Teeth They can be- seved !

Eg- DR., LACRUE's tot Par'l TOOTH and GUM SPECIFIC
To- Dead and edng Gums ali
Tartar from the Teeth keeping them and white pr
ing decay. This only
Iaefh but them Of
aged prevent II decay commenced, will
the progress of it. Tuui ailn renders gum
teeth. also o, III best purifiers Of the d
covered. For sale by 'BR GILBERT SON, rs Poyd
W EATON EVANS b co.
Prop for the United States
testimony be any medirns, than
the following DR.. Gilbert vhoSe character integrity
we'll South Wet The United
Stsrss being
Of he uyeterntU Cancers and ChrOn Ulcers:
upon by hr. Evans, opinion respecting
Or LaciUs Tooth snu Gun Specific, take saying
t1Jt, sOId The rapidly,
effects, has gwen satsactlon
he appel the nsipg
and Whten he tech aso for ing hmness soft
gums healing then whT there with
II that it has rival point Of efficacy.
s. GILBERT NJ. D., 1875 foydras street, new Orleans
- nn.gp trarl6
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Md GEOUeS.

NJ We have just received Par choice lot made
BY J0uvin expressly for
THOMPSON 81 NIXON. 10 Camp ST
an 5t2dP opposite HEWLETT
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DOLBEAR's WRITING ACADEMY,

DOLBEAR'S WRITING ACADEMY,
SO CANAL STREET.
~ IA q me" lupus N fsn%aa as P ana Boos Keep
e==sa& in few lessons The most cramped aud
sSS . DEPARTMENTAL %RTSG &c eseeaSsd
as 2dP' RUFus DoLGEiR, Sc Canal street.
VETANTED-Two iirst-rate Cake Bakers. Ap-
dis st $ Royal street, Mobile.
TTNDOUBTEDM MORTGAGE CITY PAPER
~ in large and small sums, it may serve, to place
T. D. HAGLEs. Broker,
DIS lOt 81 GTayer street, up stairs
NOR SALE-A Lease on a most delightful Resi-
dence Magazine street, second door above Robin "a
street. having years and SIX months yet 10 is M
house, containing nine ROOFS, besides china closet tchen
ba,R.hope washnouss, strvahg Iooms and slahlrg tr
hall dozen horses or cows with large yard and yegeahe
Office Office 80 D''''' dis 6t8p
A LPACCA LUSTRES, BOMBAZINES, etc.
n We will ell city and country dealers the folio wing
Goods, viz Black and Colged Apagea Lustes, fine,
a;' B0csde oil an
Ce s gi AZ AID Victoria ria! CR b
IN The United States District Court Eastern District Of
Long, ~ ,aEG =; No No t77.... The UNITED STATES
| IN obedience to the commands of attachment and
mOnitiOn to me directed in the above entitled suit have
seized and into my taken SIXTEEN boxes each
each containing 100 Cigars marked Ragaeres, brought
into the port OF Lafayette in the steamship Ohio from Hava.
ma and unlauen from on board SAID steam hip without
permit required by law and are now be ed BY the nj
ted States OF America with their forfeit
do hereby cite and admOnsh the owner owners, all
and every Other person or persons having, pretending to
and appear before District Court of the United States for
the District aforesaid, be holden the of Nav
leans on NJ before the Third MONDAY from this date
show cause u any they have can, why the said Thirty
hundred gas should not be condemned decreed for
ee and sold agreeab the prayer OF the informing bl
gnts u s. Marsha,s Office East. District of Louisiana,
| DIS, 30, lan5 WILLIAMS SCOTT, U. S. Marshal
| MARBLE
! IVA q books Italian White Dove and BardlIio;
lytO slabs of various sizes:
81 Marble Tiles, from 10 inches to feet square;
/ In store aud Tor sale by
DIS BARELLI s. co. 81 Common st.
| WlNE-5O casks Marsees Wine, entitled to
| w drawback, for sale by
dis BARELLI s co. 81 Common st.
| COP LIVER oIL-superiOr quality in small
dis - - 'a'' y BARELLI & co. 81 Common st.
| r ICE--50 tieroes and 30 half tierces New Crop
~ Carolina Rice, for sale by
| aus BARELLl 81 co 81 Common
| IRISH WHISKY-A very superior article in
| L casks and gallon deminhns, for sale by
| dl8 JOHN TOOLE, 25 Bank Place
| SARDINES-l0O cases whole, halt quarter and
d,S O,'D''O F. COCHRAN, 81 TohOupitoulas s..
| BOSTON NAILS-10OO kegs, for sale to arrive,
| II by FERD. KENNETT s. CO,
! DIS lot 80 Magazine street.
! y AISINS-l000 whole, hall and qr. boxes Mr.
IL sEa Layers: 4. 5 COCHRAN, 81 TsR0spissaia' st,
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Dress Vests.

nc OF rich figured silks Balls and Sorce and OF white
Maraelles, ange and double breasted ustIe lived by
THOMPSON Il NIXON, 10 Camp st.
al St 2ip nrp,sia Hcvfet,,s
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tol Bydges with illusrations by Martin, PhiIale
phia; G. I. Appleton. g vo. pp. 4l5.
This another of the elegant editio1s which the Apoe
tons are sending month This is superior
poin Of ypog raphy 70 that of billiard & Brown. published
several We hole these enterprising publishes
vii oonplstsths poscal works OF Milton. Theraia
cheap edition of bis prose writings embracing three voums
Of BONN Library
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PELICAN Division, No l. at the new Temperance Hall 81
St. Charles street. at halt past Z O'Clock.
LAFAYETTE FOUNTAIN No. 3, Y y. in their new hail. OF
Josephine street, between Fulton and Rousseau, Laay
ellie, at halt-past O'Clock.
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- ps Il meetings AliA evening"
Pr4cAs DryrsroS, No the new Temperance Hall, 95
ST. Charles street. at halt past7 O'Clock,
LAFAyETTE FOUNTAIN No3 Y. y. in their hall, on
ellie, at hat-past O'Clock.
JEFFERSON DIVISION. No. 10, at s. at Gretna.
t.V'- New Orleans Electrical Association. A
meeting Of the Association will be h Louisiana Hose Company
hou CsrOuuee Fedo THIS EyENING
at o'clock. dis J. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
to Notice to Gas Commemorative consumers of
GAS are notified thai from the I day OF January all Bills
for Gas and Fixtures must he be paid monthly without option
and in all here this rule complied before eEp
ration Of aaeh non'h the supply Of 0H be suspended
BY order Of the Board OF Directors,
dls2 P, N WOOD, Treasurer
a New Era II. A. Chapter No. 2.
KY oADA9 Ey EsS5 ct a s S30i9 s WY oR as'
to aa," %, L., h member. are PsrnsueIy ri
tAeu pace. 9. >. ay order OF 81 z, II p
o'8 ". ii. RoNDEAu Secretary
.Ng1s HISTRIONIC BALLS. Afla-
VII SY - lha Second or DRESS BALL-wlt ~
4stls THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. 10, 4s Is
ais 81 soRIA, Secretary
EMPIRE HALL,
Corner of JACKSON and TCHouPIroULAs Streets Lafayette
IN BALL gwen venom oS SATURDAY A
@sF ~ Ttessis u Admission, One Dollar. S.asEs
VIM BAN.
co'ss est,etio" R. F. Compton, No IS St. Charlie
Thomas Tucker and Thomas &. Msekey, Lafsypre
W, ". MsGARlTl, Floor Manager
Tue Lafayette Cars run mp hour until u o'clok ds
EXTRA FLOUR-A few hundred barrels of
as ID FERD KESN&FT ''S 70 q sP M lHs as
| M ESS PORK-JO0 bbls heavy Mess Pork, for
w arrlve by FERD KENNETH 4 co.
DIS lot 81 Magazine street.
TT AMS-30 uerces Clarkson & CO." very SUI
IL peTor Hams, aud 10 erces l.. ditto, for sale
I by FERD. KENNETH & Co.
ais lOt 80 Magazine street.
ERINDSTONES-l5 IONS, in store
~ DUB a, ,, COCHRAN, 81 TeRpHplgOElsS st,
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W. H. Hunt, Esq.
SRI am informed that you have applied of
ensve epihets and have threatened to inct
person gross indignity.
wish to know whether you have used such language.
Your obadent servant J. w. FROST.
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Mr.. Verdier followed in a brief but enthusiastic
and patriotic address, advocating immediate action
and resistance to death
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OrercONts and CEOMkS.

IL Just received per steamship Ohio handsome
OF oTERCOATS Of different styles aud qualities black
French Cloth CLOAKS OF SIS, 81, 7 s. aud full circle
THOMPSON & NIXON, 10 Camp st.
dli lot 2jp opposite HEWLETT,
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See advertisements q AUCTION Sale' on rsf page

WEDNESDAY, MoRNiNe. DEcEMBER IS
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The attention of the lovers of The Fine Ars and of all those
who would and and support American genius called the
following eeEs written by Mr. Rude. one the three greal
soulptors Of France
Mr. Dter Trouard for whore benefit the letters were writ
ten is native of Louana. Ineouseauence the
eapebities which he displayed for atuay was sent b,
his relatives PARIS for The purpose of STUDYING that branc
Of art He was making extraordinary progress, and biddin
fair TO become when pecunary loses sustained
BY his family, obliged him to return home abruptly
His Tenas respectfully propose their fellow tina
subscription be opened raise the funds necessary
support of the young ptor during his period of study
They entertain confident hope thar their appeal will be
srousy responded to by the patriotism aud The wealth .
Louisiana.
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'MoBhE, Dec. A,-The past has been a fair business
week all branches of trade. River fregh have par
ucuary active Extra boats have been in the trade, and
hear Of numerous planters who have finished picking their
The tall has been remarkably favorable Tor
picking, which, with short crop, has enab ed planter,
close picking, in nsances weeks earlier than usual
Most ps, far have heard, which picked out,
have proved less than those OF last The and
estimates, during the past NTH less favorable than
hey in september, and the conclusions are
he crop cannot reach $50 0OJ bales. Some calcutta
as 1850, 900 bales"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-18

a New Ezra II. A. Chapter No. 2.
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