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A String of Items.

The school fund Of the State of Kentucky amounts
to 81 1876 7710l
Hon; Henry Clay delivered speech at Lexing-
ton, on te lo!h instant by invitation of the Legislature
Col. E. A. Taylor has been apnointed REGISTER
in the Land Office at Demopohs, Ala. vice L. B. M'Carty
The old National Theatre in Washington City is /
being fitted up for the use Of Jenny Lind.
The Cincinnati Gazette saws efforts are natno |
to cultivate the India Rubber tree in that city.
The President recognises B. Binsse Consul for |
the Pontifcal States for New York city.
What's the use Of putting tubs out doors to catch
soft water when 1t is raining hard
A friend has presented us with the autograph of
the blacksmith that !" Iiveed the public gaze"
There are over thirty bands of Negro Minstrels
now travelling through the country.
Counterfeit two dollar notes on the State Bank
of Indiana have again made their appearance.
Four clergymen are candidates for Congress in
Massachusetts,. -i
revolutionary soldier, Ephraim Candy, re-
sides at Darlington, s. c., aged lOS.
The Howard Gazette says there is colored wo.
living Elk Ridge, named Sarah Davis, aged liz
Rev. Bernard o. Reilly, of Buffalo, was conse-
Grated at Rochester, Sunday last as Roman Catholic
| Bishop Of Hartford, Ct.
Stephen P. Oliver, charged with the murder of
Samuel E. Hammond in Taledega county has been found
guilty of mausaughtern the first degree.
Hon. Leonard Tarrant, Senator from Taladega
club recently formed up there. He stands by the Union
| W. B. Figures, Esq, editor of the Huntsville
(Ala) Advocate, has been appointed Register in the Land
The Rev. Archbishop Hughes, of New York,
took his departure for Europe the 18th inst in the
| Baltic.
| The man who travels about with the solar sys-
tenn in candle box has gone down east to discover # he
| can, who dug Holiness Hole
| The Rev r. r Gurlev who last wear visited
az, ~ - IL, - ~ .LJfs ~, eN A = a. ~. NJ
MSD6nosh and comfortably located in that republic Is about
''T TSss BRIG cbatswortb captured =. SLAYER BY
the II 3 bTg Perry has arrived a Raltinors in comman2
Of Passed Midshipman Shepherd
A new Post-office has been established at Shir.
av.1;Ia Abl,ev;na Dstrict 8 n and 1 p sshirlav on
| n9 5S poatmSetsr ' '' W - - Se' up
Al Charleston, on the 18th, Thomas Kennedy, ;
..asn baIonains 70 bo b mn. IF RoIf,ot IvhiI snin
on board si rom he ssnswav pank and was drowned
~ war ny W ~ Guns vs. ~ r, pam IN ~, ~ Wv :,
WORE a,t ussE slavs,S 10 The PGathood in tS CotSo
Church They are both to be stationed 10 New York CITY,
| AZ CI, e ID n ,t - -. a. %,
| W.T. SledNeF, VI hdlS couhty' mas lust Sf,Vo'
h. Sod far Mour XIII before he e ao, AMI ms
reaching home found he had nothing but Counterfeit notes
| rrL W. n,. -, I.,ilI AL; I =.
ing "aT department. nave uet%heu N1dJoI hohs
with Cbs,a Eiit az iv 9gie fo tbs snrs 81 ~
| della of the Misssspp - y -
, +, l. saiJ tb,t ArDir Rev bairg asLed ,ybe,bo
l. II - sdlu That hHhiH beJy DelnS dSheu "nelne
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The REseUE.--Under this head the Cleveland
Herald gives an amusing account of a popular
gathering TO rescue fugitive slaves that were re.
ported TO be on board the steamer Niagara, from
Detroit.
It seems Geographic dispatch was received,
s'anng that there were several fugitives on board
IN charge of their masters. Accordingly, a party
OF colored observation was stationed on the bank
OF the Lake, to watch for the coming in of the
Niagara The shades of evening came, and
nlgnt drew her sable curtain Ger the world y,
and still the party kept up watchful look out.
Al length the alarm bell rang, startling the deni.
zens OF the Forest City, and calling the INDIGNANT
patriots TO the rescue" They came. saws the Her.
aid, " black spirits and white, here a biz Niger
with little cane, and little niger with n big
club" There were several hundred blacks bovs
hremen and habsanitdrians, congregaled bv the
alarm bell, full of "pluck," and fierce for the
Largest liberty"
Az length the boat came in-the crowd rushed
on eoafd-the Committee of Safety" flew round
. hke Palched corn in hot skillet; " Gentlemen,
pass your baggage for the WedJell House, shouts
NICK Captain, deliver up them niggers,n shouts
"ag-a patriot" discharged Inusket in the
Az and there being no "fugidvess on board hi
enthusiasm and she crowd Rnsllv ev,no,atsd
Ia commenting upon the lnfiorous exhibi,ioo The
Herald says ''s''''''' '"9
There weala be infinite iood ias ,ni,,h 4. -
istsnsa is nc " Y a. $685. 6.s. me disgrace which
aaa odef have n vegs ruled here. and Il Win ~ Law
To- apiss smons The cool and sensible po,,ion ,s :,
VII 5. X, ~. psns W. E9ea as1cs iai gable here
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]. A BEARD will sell at II O'clock at the residence of James
RObb, Fsq., St. Charles street-F uTniture.
SYKES, HYDE Co. will SELL hapast 10 O'Clock, 81
Magazine street-GTOceTes, Provisions aud Liquors. Al
halfpast 4, the Leves, the Beef Market, Fls
Municipality aisins Grapes, Lemons, Wines.
P B. TAYLOR will sell, II and past II O'Clock at the
head of GraveT street-PrOvisions saved from atbOat
landed from steamer Duchess.
WIN p SCOTF WI, sell at halfpast 10 o'clock at No. 81
Camp street-Fumiture etc,
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A WATCH LOST AND A WATCH FoUND.-In getting
out of carriage at Placdes Varieties Sunday night
lady dropped watch, which watch was picked up soon
after by Waterman who perambulaes that beat When
the loss discovered by the lady she was very much ex
cited and do, the gent who with her. The carriage
however, was not to be found, and the watch d. where
and by the Waterman along and learning the
of the excitement he produced the watch The lady took
sai it was hepu it her bOsom and it to be So
posed that she thanked the Waterman for restoring to her
bat that individual declares his honor that he has no re
collection of any such thing occurring The honest watch
man looks for his reward in another - country.
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Arrivals at Principal Hotels =. Nov. 2

ST. CHARLES. &C Walsh, Sands, Mead, Aunroe,
Gates Ala Bradbum, W Baeks W Dsles, Scott, Mrs
Nrwcombe and daughter, II Perkins W EFreegh
lady, o: W Carlyle XVI Hughes, II HOoks, dooks
DR. Corpu and lady, Mrs Butler Hatton Miss jones'
Coast; Mr. Mrs Miiken, Morse lady, Morse
Morse, y Ballard, N O; ii Mitchell G II Thomas u s
Garland, IA W Graham " Hubson, T G Polk, Ark; ]
Thompson, lady and child, California.
VERANDA....L CreaveI, Stewart, F t Grayson DR. s
Theohald, G Satiod, C BAGS Mis- Carnes Tenn
Gwnn, sddai, NeLsn n o; MR. Dunlap, ii Durmsvie
W Parhsm, Coons, w Adams II Gibson, Thps Holen
and lady, Ashley, Ga D Moore il, Va DR. Theoba
aud lacy Md CochIan Stiles, " Davis, Aa Gilman,
Rev Burke, La.
PLANTERS 81 W Brown Cohen, Marx, LavaIle,
Taylor W Corlsy Miss johnson, Mass; S Mckenzie
Baeco Williams, Mexico DR. L Il Wal en-, Allyn La.
HEWLETT's w Davis. Or Bayy, Pa; W L Terry Mar
Mardis W Spencer, W Moore, Miss H Slack U
sCs; R ATmstead, % R W Washington N B Brown Ky;
friedman, Mo.
BANKS ARCADE. ID Boyle SON. Ky; Lockett Ga
w Trowbiidge, Ohio; W HAWKINS, Mas W Emmons, Mo
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style:
NEwORLEANs, Nov. 30, 1850.
teNttemea-Tbe invitation which has been extended to
me to preside the Union Mass Meeting'' to be held
IN ms Theatre st. Charles, the evening of the 9th ins
accept with great pleasure. Il honor to which feel
1hat my position gives claim and must express to
you my grateful Acknowledgements for the aerng notice
which has been bestowed upon NO. The purpose of the
meeting over which have requested me TO preside know
1ui well; and it in which ALL who are American
uitkens, are equally interested. a native of this city,
and have lived under three regimes the French the span
Nh and thst Of the United States and ought therefore,
70 know something OF the spirit of the Governments under
which the different societies of have themselves
wish 70 close under the flag Of our Union being
well convinced that other protects equal degree the
Interests OF the whoe while it each the greatest lib
ery can see very clearly and may any of u.s. the
lmmediae Of dsunion these United States
Within five after the happening Of such calamity our
Republic would present the world counterpart of the
present condition Of the disturbed States of South America
ANARCHY would be the fs and immediate consequence of
disunion and upon anarchy would follow despotisn des
poan not of great ruler but of unoouned number of
Deity cheains each declaring his will to be law within the
confreso Of State. or Of division of State.
believe that the despoto powers of Europe are now look
ing to This country and narrowly observing progress
OF events and the state of public opinion among u.s. They
desire the dissolution of our glorousC oniederacy well know
ING that its dissolution would prove the strongest argument in
favor OF the despoc rule winch they advocate and the most
papsble Of all proofs that man created incapable of
governing himself.
Genemen, for hold myself ever ready TO do all in
my power to dsappont such hopes and if my services
the proposed Union Mass Meeting,' will in any the small
e degree add TO the strength Of noble Union will give
fhem not only with Joy. but duty which you have q
night to demand. Very respectfully, your ob't sev't
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FROM LIBERIA-The Liberia Packet landed
her last passengers at Monrovia, on the 2Sth of
Hampton Roads She carried out So passengers,
among whom were the Rev. Mr. w God and lady,
of Liverpool. The news of President Taylor 5
death was received on the Coast by the arrival Of
the Liberia Packet
The U. S. sloop.of-war Portsmouth, bearing the
broad pennant of Commodore F. H. Gregory, COM
mander-in chief of the Naval forces on the Coast of
Africa, arrived at Monrova on the Goth of Septem-
Der, fifteen days from Lagos-all well. She sailed
the next day for the Cape de Verd Islands.
The Herald, of September 17th, contains an ac-
count of the capture OF a SLAYER, which we presume
which arrived here on Tuesday last, and says she
was fitted to carry 1000 slaves. Baltimore Sun.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-An inquest yesterday held on the
body Of stranger who died suddenly board steamboat
Beacon lying in the New Basin. The deceased was snip
posed 10 be named joseph j. H. Cole, from memorandum
found in book. Theury returned verdict of death from
cholera -
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FNED.-Michael Mullen yesterday brought before
Recorder GenOis the charge of presenting pistol and
several boys with instant death the Ferry
wharf Michael was fined and not having the dimes to fork
up he was sent to Jail.
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IA 09l,lDSOM ~ .N'irOss,

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING Establishment
No. 10 Camp street, opposite Hewett's Exchange,
in receipt Of per steamship OHIO, large and com
pete stock Of sEASONABLEC CLOTHING, got up in the
best and styles expressly for the retail trade.
Gentlemen in need of Clothing respectfully invited TO
csll and examine the stock, which comprises
CLOAKs-Of Black Cloth So, "a and full circle;
OvERCOATs-O Drab and ColOred Cloths, new styles
DREss CuATs-Ofbest Black French Cloth;
FROCK COATs-Of hest French Cloths, all cOlOns;
BUSINESS CoATs-Qf Cloths, t,assimeLes ami Tweeds;
DRESS PANTS-Of b aCk DOeski1 and Cashmere
Fancy PANTs-Of Doeskin and Cashmere newest styles;
VEsTs-Of Black Saun, SIX, Cashmere AMI Grenadne,
Fancy Cashmere, Wooden, Velvet, rich Figured Silks,
Drab, C ,shmere, Lama Cloth, BOmbazine, etc
SHIRTsOf Linen Cotton and Cambria Muslin, plain and
embroidered bOsoms;
HosIERY-Merno. silk Cashmere and Cotton Drawers
Under Shirts and Halt Hose; , 80
HANDKERCHIEFs-OfS Silk and Cambria, plain and bordered
CRAvATsBlack and Fancy, large variety of new styles
GLOVEs-Of silk, CahmeTe. MerlnO aud French BuCkskn
uMBRELLAs-Of Silk, Bingham and Cotton
MoRNIsG GOwEs-Of Cashmere, Merno and Calico, etc.
nl2 2dptf
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At the Drennon Springs, of Cholera, JANE MUsGROvK
daughter Of Catherine c. and Hy. D. Richardson, aged
years and months.
R The friends d the family invited attend The Funeral
from their residence in Carohdeet HVa THIS AFTER
NOON, al O'CLOCK
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U. ;. SEHAToRs-It is said there is no doubt
that Gov. Fish will be elected to the U. s. Senate
from New York; that Capt. Stockton will be-
elected to the u. S. Senate in New Jersey; and Thai
Gov. Anthony may, if he will, be elected to the
same honorable post from Rhode Island.
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SUIoIDE.-A man named William Bevlns committed sui.
eide Yesterday morning. at his residence No 27 Craps street,
Third Municipality, by Blowing out his brains with pistol
An inquest held the body and verdict returned in
accordance with the facts The deceased leaves wife and
chi
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FIRST DISTRICT CouRT.-The case of Emily Mayfeld
charged with the muir Ter of William Shadrek was again
called up in this Cont yesterday, but continued in
consequence of the absence of Witnesses There were no
trials of any interest,"
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Daniel @. Webb, of Charleston, S c., died while
IN attendance at the Unitarian Church. on the nth Just
5ne treaeher IN Illustrating the of religion e disam
e u oil Us errnTs had quoted the dying words of President
Taylor have endeavored to do my duty, and ready
to die, Mr., W. observed to dToop apparently in
swoon all efforts him Intellectual and his
ees body was conveyed from the church his residence
Mr. Jacob Bicknell, highly respectable citizen
of Abingdon Me-, died very suddenly in the Central Con
gegahona Church Of that place. He appeared excellent
health until few minutes before his death lie had seated
himself IN his pew for the afternoon service which was about
commencing, when he suddenly fell gaspe few lin,
previously, w
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SENT Down FOR TRIAL-AdOlphe Glazing was yester,
day sent before the First District Court by Recorder Genos
the charge of seain several articles OF clothing from
fellow bOarer the house of Mr. Cohn, on Toulouse street
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AMERICAN THEATRE.-Miss Logan appears this house
to night Margaret Emore, in the affecting play of
Loves Sacrifice. Mr.. Foster, Mr. Crisp Miss Bruce, and
Mr. Grace appear in the piece The ballet appear
variety of dances, Mss Bruce in song the whole
clude with the farce of " Chloroform.'
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DANGEROUS AND SUsPICIoUs.-An Individual calling
himself Bill Oliver but well known to the police Fime-
tight, yesterday bou before Recorder Caldwell on
the charges of carving concealed weapons and being
gerOus and suspicious character Bills personal property
consisted Of looking bowie knife and three spurious
bank notes. He fined so for the knife and before
the First District Court the charge of vagrancy The
time was when thief who had money enough a law.
yer could easily get of the charge of vagrancy but tbs
not 60 now Recorder Caldwell has taken bold stand in
regard to the and he invariably sends them down when
they are brought before him.
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COVE PRECED
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING DEPOT.
ALFRED MUNRoE g. CO.

COVE PRECEn
AND FURNISHING DEPOT.
ALFRED MUNROE 81 co.
81 Magazine street.
by THE ARRIVAL of Steamships Ohio,
- Palmetto aud Pacific and the different packet Ships, have
received Immense addition previous stock
ceeds the named above. Our stock Of
Furnishing Goods
upassss any thing Of the kind in the South It impossible
newspaper advertisement different articles com
posing their stock but below partial list which they their
friends and customers to call and examine
COATS:
Blue, black and fancy Dress and Frock Goats.
Labrador Castor Beaver and blue Whitney sacs
Arctic Beaver and Jenny Lind Sac Coats and Paeota
Blue, mixed and fancy cOored Beaver Cloth sacs.
do. do. do. do. do. Pueots
Drab, blue and brown Pilot Cloth sacs and Paeots.
Silk and Wool (neW sye) Codrngon saes and Frocktess
Blue brown and fancy cOOred Tweed saes and Frocke
Cashmere Tweed and Pilot Cloth Bouleyards
Brown, golden brown and gray Blanket Sac Goats.
Superior blue and black Cloth Cloak.
Real English Pilot Cloth Cloaks.
Robes de Chambres
Black and cOlored Silk and Satin Vesta
Very rich Ball and Embroidered Cloth Vests.
Single and double breasted black and colOrd Cashmere and Doe
skin Vests
Single and double breasted black Cashmere Vests
Rich Bombazne and MernO Vests.
White Mar5eilles and Buff Cashmere Vests.
Very rich Satin and Trsel Ball Vess.
PANTALOONs.
Black Cashmere and superior Doesk Cashmere Panaoons
English spotted DoesEn Pantsloons
French fancy colored Pantaoon
London Checks and fancy colored Doesku Pantaloons.
Diagonal and Oxford Gray Doeskn PRntaloons
Super " 40" Plaid Cashmere Panaloons.
Scotch Tweed fall Wool and Tartan Pantaoons
Black and blue Pilot Cloth and satine Pyntaloons.
Riding Cord French and English CooRade Pautaloons.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Mems Gossamer, Winter and Merno Wrappers;
Red, gray, white and all Wool Merno Shirts and Drawers;
Blue red and white Flannel Shirts and Drawers
Linen, white Cotton and Lsle thread Under Drawers
Silver Eden NOVA, Avanturine Merino Half Hose
Brown white gray white thread striped Half Hose
Fancy Satin, black Italian soaIfs and CravatB
Black Satin Bombazne and fancy Satin Ties Stocks
Black and white Kid black white aud coored Silk Gloves
Meriho, double Taft Fleece lined and Buchakn Gloves
White Linen, coored, bordered Silk Handkerchief.
Night Caps and suspenders
INDIA RUBBER GOODS of every descriptiop.
SILK and GINsHAM UMBRELLAS etc.
Also, TRUNKS and CARPET BAGS.
BOYS CLOTHING,
| Black and coored Frocks and Pokas.
Black and colOred Cloth sscs and Frocktees.
Tweed Blanket Sacs and Paletots.
Black and colored Cloth Jackets
Black and cOlored Silk aud Cashmere Vests.
Children's sacs and Boys Toga overcoas.
Black Satin, Cloth and Cashmere Vests
Black and colored Cashmere Pants.
French and English Cotonsle Pants.
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.
Black and coorsd Cloth Jackets and BouIeyards
Black and colored Cloth Suits.
Black and colored Cashmere Pantaloons
ES~ ONE PRICE and No DEVIATION
ALFRED MUNROE & co.
ng36t 81 Magazine street.
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The CUsroMHousE- William Freret, Esq, the
new Collector, entered upon the duties of his office
on Saturday last, and several changes were an
nounced. The following are the removals and ap-
poiutments.
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MOBILE THEATRE.-This establishment, under
the management of ]. M. Field, was to have
opened last evening.
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D. OF q. .Meetlng This Afternoon.


MAGNOLIA UNION No. 2, Daughters of Temperance meet
At haEpast O'Clock, at Crystal Fount Hall, No. ~
TChouDitOulas street.
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BOOKS:
~ Just received and for sale by
Thomas Il. White,

SO Canal street,
LAYARD'S NINEVEH AND IT'S REMAINS. In
vols.
EGYPT AND ITS MONUMENTS. BY DR.. Hawks.
Ell DORADO or, Adventures the Path of Empire
By Bayard TayIor
THE FRENCH METROPOLIS; or, Paris as seen during
the spare hours Of Student By a X. Gardner, NJ. d.
SUCCESS IN LIFE: The MERCHANT. By Mrs.
Tnthll
WALTOF'S LIVES with Sketches. b ~ Couch.
KEATS LIFE AND LETTERS.
LAMARTINE'S HISTORY OF THE GIRONDISTS
MEMOIRS OF MARIE ANTOINETTE. 2 vols.
SISMONDPS LITERATURE of the South of Europe
A VISIT TO THE MONASTERY of the LEVANT.
By r, Curzon.
STEPHENS YUCATAN and Central America.
HUNTS ITALIAN POETS.
HALLECK's, BRYANT'S, LONGFELLOW'S, and
TENNYsON's and HOLINESS POEMS, uniform edition,
illustrated ms 81 edo
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10 =. j. Ranney, e. II. Durel, w. H. Hunt, John M.
Bell. j. b. Walton, II. T. Hayes, w. II. Garland, ]. P
Benismln, w. H. Reese e. l.. Goold W. c. Kendall,
u. z. White, B. B. Lee-Cnmnittea.
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no. FOR LOUISVILLE -our friend, Captain Maaher Of
xngson, leaves this evening See advertisement
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CANDIDATES.

~ Second Justices Court.-We are authorized to
Mr. A. ADAMS candidate for Constable for The
Second Jusee's Court the approaching slecton nee
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The ACROBAT FAMLY.-Ths celebrated troups, the
original one in America under the management of Mr. Thos
Num- have arrived and will commence performing tonight
at the Olympic Circus
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h5V- Second Justices COuFt.-We are authorized tn
Mr. P. II. JOHNSON candidate Constable of
the Second Justices Court at the aPprO aching u2
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REMOVED &C. w. Duly, measurer: St. Colomb Davis,
deputy measursr; J. Judon, ]. E. Waldo p E. Crozat, g.
hurst sore.kespersi j. NJ Vandesriis, j. Duuive. ]. A.
Smith, G. E. Coolidge day Inspectors A. Nobe nigh,
INSPECTOR G. Montamat, cashier
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The Hon. Thomas H. Benton left St. Louis for
Washington on the 18Th.
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~ Second Justices Court. .Messys Editors ,
Please the Of c. - O'MEARA a candidate far
Constable of the Second Justices Court He will be supported by
a host between CANAL AND JULIA sTREFTs
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new religious paper, called the St Louis
christian Advocate, has been started at St. Louis.
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THE MASSES.

hsY@ Second Justices Court. :. Eds. Crescent
Please announce THos, CONNOLLY, J, candidate Tor
Constable Second JUSTICES Court at the ensuing
He will be supported by the united votes of
pIatf
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.apPe'Rted.-tienry Hopkins. cashier; d. Woodruff w.
>. Aheru, John Taylor, Jolly, l.. Burthe, Bienvenu
bower, VIM Andry, g. Riyarde. inspectors; B Boisfon
putty measurer 49, ~
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We are under Civilizations the steamer Robert Campbell
and Bunker Hill No. 3. for late favors
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81 The attention of the officers Of the steamer Atlantic W,
have received late st. Louis papers
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RAoEs-METAlRIE COURSE .-The regular Fall races over
the Metare to-day, and the entries justify
the prediction that there will be splendid sport We would
refer to the advertisement in another column for full par
tculars.
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The NEW ALLEY.-ln the Fourth district Court, in the
of Municipality No. Two praying for the opening of an
alley between Camp and St. Charles streets, Judge Straw
bridge has ordered that the report of the Commissioners be
referred back to them, with instructions deduct she
contributions respectively and pro much will
the contribution of the Second Municipality 20 per
the of $3l 33 also that the oppostions OF the
heirs of Tastis, G. w. Johnston Thomas Melon Judah
TOuro Mrs Lake, and II. S. Buckner be dismissed with
COSTS and that the oppcsons of ]. b. Wallace Eugene
Frere Harrod Darling s. Co.. and George Foster Co. be
sustained far they oppose the contribution of the Second
Municipality at the costs of said Municipality