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Look to your Teeth-They cnn he snvs,I.

fSr DR.. LACRuE'S (of PaIisI TOOTH GUM SPECIFIC
the diseased bleeding Gums removing
from the Teeth keeping them clean and
Tins preparation not only cease Hnd beauties the
but keeps them clear OF and will
prevent their becoming # decay cOmmtnce will
the decay, the publication Gums
Teeth. 1t also purifiers the
cred. Warranted purely Vegetable
For sale by DIR. GILBERT, I2i PuYiraS
E Agents will also call upon the citizens days.
". EATON EVANS a. co.
In, Gin P,pprietprs f,r tbr Timed E,otrv
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ThOssgOsON y. .S'jgOa,.

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENTS
No. 10 Camp street, opposite Hewlett's Exchange
are now in receipt Of steamship OHIO large and com,
pIete stock of sEASONABLE CLOTHING, got up in the
best manner and styles, expressly for the retail trade
Gentlemen in need Ct Clothing IRE respectfully invited IN
cell and examine the stock, which comprise
CLoAKs-Of Blaci, Cloth, 5-8 Sd and fu. circle
OVERC0 ATs-Di DrIb and C0Iored Cloths new vie,
DRESS tuATs-OfbBsl Black French Cloth.
FROCK COATs-Of hest French Cloths ali r6Iors.
BUSINESS COATs-Of Cloths, Cassmeres and Il weeds.
DRESS PASTs-Dl Back Doeski7 and Cashmere:
FANCY FASTs-Df Docskin and Cashmere newest STYLES
NEsIs-'It Black Satu, Silk, Cashmere ami Crpnadine
Fancy cashmere, WOODEN, Velvet, rich Figured silks
, brab, g sbmere, Lama Cloth, BGmhazine etc;
SHRrS-ilf Linen cotton and Cambria Muslin plain and
embroidered bo,Oms; ' F '
HOsIERY-NleTnO, silk Cashmere and Cotton U,.,.,r.
. Under shirts and Balf Hose ~ '''
HANpKERcmEFs-Of Silk and Cambrc plain and borlered;
JRANATs- BLACK and Fancy, large variety of new
GLnNEs-Ot silk, ahmere, Merinn and French Burk kin
EMBRELLAS-Ol Silk. Bingham and Cotton
MQRNING GOwNs-Of Cashmere, Merino and Calico etc
nl2 2dpu ' "
+ FASHIONABLE CLOTHING ,:., The
subscribers have received large complete stock Of Fail
aud Winter Fashionable Clothing FURNISHING GOODS,
comprising article in the WY Dress suitable for the season.
NORRIS Il WAY, ~ Camp street,
E+t <up corner Of Common under HeWetta Exchange.
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CANDIDATES

w Constable OF the Second Justices Court
we are authorised to announce JAMES RHINEHART as
lot inc ONCE Constable of the Court
ade vacant by the Francis Tbom,s aud will no ann,
ported by friends. "a -.
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See Fourth Page for Commercial, Marine
,,,d P,ser NetgS
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TIC" Second Justices COuFt.-We are authorized IN
announce MIR II. JOHNSON candidate for Constable Of
JUSTICES Court the uppro aching election. u2
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FNShjOm@J5e CyOshGmg.

No. 40 CAMP STREET,
Opposite Hcweps Exchange
TT We receipt Of complete Stock gf FAsHONAJ
BILE CLOTinNGuni FURNISHING GOODS COMPRISING nearly
every article the way Dress for the season.
THOMPSON d NIXON,
o233dpu No. 10 Camp street,
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SERIOUS ACCIDENTAL Mr.. Riley saw a drunken dray.
man of his ulnta1ce driving Magazine street on Wed
day evening, and fearing that the dyman too much
intoxicated guide his Alright he in spirit Of kind
jumped The dray render what assi,tqnce might he
neaed When the dray arrived the junction Of Magazine
street and Felicity Road the drunken fell off and pulled
Riley off with hin The result was is usually the case
that the drunkari escaped unhur, while the wheel Of the
ray the neck of Riley, niurng him very seriously
# not fatally.
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FROM LIBERIA.-The Liberia packet Ian led
her last passengers at Monrovia, on the 2slh
August, all well, after passage of thirty-four
days from Hampton Roads. She carried out fifty
six passengers, among whom the Rev. Mr.
Wood and lady, of Liverpool. The news of Presi.
dent Taylors 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 Com. F. H. Gregory, Com
mander-n-Chief of the naval forces on the coast OF
Africa, arrived at Monrovia the both of Septem-
Der, fifteen days from Lagos--all well. She sailed
the next day for the Cape de Verde Islands
The Herald of September II, contains an ac-
count Of the capture of a SLAYER, which we presume
is the "Chatsworth," formerly of Baltimore, and
which arrived here on Tuesday last, and says she
was fitted to carry 1000 slaves
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~ Second Justices COurt.-We are authorized to
Mr.. A. ADAM a candidate for Cors,o, r ,bo
Second Justices Court at the approaching election pqs.
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~" Second Justices COurt..... Eds. Crescent
announce THOs. CONNOLLY Jr, candidate for
Constable the Second Justices Court at the ensuing election
| He will be supported by the united votes OF
nlyu THE MASSES.
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LOCAL N + W S.

ST. CHARLES TFEATRE.-NIn Farren takes farewell
benefit at the St Charles tonight, and need appeal
the OCCASION Mrs F. was with years ago, and was then
great tavOre of the New Orleans public, and she has
proved much since she left During her engage
she has gone through round Of difficult characters and
in all she has given entire satisfaction She appeals to
her friends and feel assured that her appeal will he in
vain The bill of performances, apart from the occasion,
should draw full house, and certain that dsap-
pontmeut will be experienced The entertainments consist
of the much admired play of Love the Countess and the
Ser and the new drama of the Venetian or the Bravo
Oath" Mrs Fuen ustans the principal character in both
pieces, and she will be ably sustained by Mr. Weston Mr.
w. played Ham, in The Serl.' with Miss Ellen Tree
when she first appeared the character OF the CHRtess
this country, and he has gain considerable reputation the
pat. We know he will do it well.
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The Revenue Cutter Crawford, Captain Cook
upon cruise of Examination of Lighthouses, left
Key West, November l1th, and arrived in Mobile
Bay on Tuesday. Spoke off Tampa Bay schoon-
er John Roalef, Morrison, from Tampa Bay bound
to New York. The following is a list of the off
GERS Of the crawlord:-N l.. Cook Captain; c.
Peters, lat Lieutenant; w. F. Rogan, End Lieu
tenant
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Camp the Largest best asort eut of all kinds OF
MEDICAL WORKS,
--latest Revised Editions at Publishers Prices.
This collection embraces works in every branch Healing
Art and stands urvaled complete Library for the Stud mt Of
Medicine o at the same pr they sold Boston, NewYor
and Philadelphia the list extensive for an ordinary
versemnt, the attention Of Medical Students and the Medical
Faculty generally, respectfully The subscriber feels as
snred that critical examination OF the stock and prizes will give
satisfaction all parties. ms 3 2ip J. STEEL 4Cnmp II
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w
Course to-day. at O'Clock. Purse, saoOmie heats-with
the following entries Mecca Fred. Eaye Jeanette and
Bob Hart.
FIRST MUNICIPALITY CorNcL.-T This body met last
evening. Recorder Geuos in the Chairweve members pre-
sent
A message from the Mayor was read informing the Coun-
ell OF various adudcaons for paving, etc, which have
| before published.
On motion refer the adujicatous the Finance Com.
mitee, Mr.. Laughln, chairman Of that committee,
and stated that securities for the taken by John Gro
had been accepted Thereupon somewhat angry dis
cusior between Messrs Mclaughlin and Fabre. rea
tive the Formally necessary in accepting Mr.
Mclaughlin cOntened that the Finance Committee had
right to examine and securities the adud
cations made while MIR Fabre assured the Finance
Committee that neither it nor the Council supposed
know any thing about the adiudcUtons till after they
officially communicated by the Mayor and that prior to that
time committee had any right to act on them in any
or manner.
The adudcalons were eventually approved and referred to
the Finance Committee after made apparent that the
longer living. The discussion on the sub
Jec OF the securities tn erelOre entirely null and informal
Severn. petitions fer the maIumgon OF slaves We're re-
terred the judiciary Committee. The judiciary Commit
reported in favor of giving liberty sundry other
but, on motion to adopt the report 4 rambling discussion
relative to the propety OF emanCpapg slaves with
permission remain in the State Several of the members
stated tn they would for such manumsan
again unless the negroes be removed the North
other portion Of Uncle Sans dpmnions. The re-
length rejected it being requisite that ourths
OF the Council should vote for 1t, while the vote stood yeas
nays.
communication from the Surveyor relative to complaints
concerning the empng Of nuisance carts, and recommend
ing that propeecetacUs for nusanCe be promptly provided
was referred to the Impr. vement Committee
letter from e. Calhoun informing tine Council Of the
death Of A Bodn. Esq, late member of the Board OF
LIuidatOs and asking for the election Of some gentleman
to fill the vacancy OccasiOned by Mr. BOdns decease.
Mr. Felix Grma nominated Tor the in the
Board, to which seat he unanimously elected
Various unmportanl letters aAd petitions were read and
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The GEORGIA ELECTIoNs.-T Mobile Adver.
tiser publishes the following Geographic dispatch
from the editors of the Macon Messenger and Jour
nal. II seems that the rampant seceders of Geor.
gia can't come it," after all their bluster. So,
also, ii will be with Mississippi-our word for il
But TO the Dispatch:
MACON, Nov. 26-T1s O'Clock PM
The Union party have carried the State by an oyefbelp
ing majonty-perhaps THIRTY THOUSAND,
Out oftwenty three countless the disunonists have carried
but three by aggregate majority Of less than 40 This
Others sen union delegates by from 1900 1900 majority
No use knocking Al the door any more!
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SYKES, HYDE Co. will sell ha fpgst 10 O'Clock on the
leves, opposite the Public square Fist MuHlciDslry-
Raisns, Grapes, Lemons, Wines.
b. BLACHE Go. will sell 10 o'clock at II Cbarres
street-Ciothing, White SHIFTS and Hats.
BERNARD TURPIN wi. sell. at 10 O'clock, No "a Old
LeYee-Groceres, Wines, Liquors, etc.
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See advertisements of AaiettOm Sales on rst page
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On the 18th inst, SAMUEL RAISny. Of this city, and Mi
MARIA LOUISE HAYES, Of PCsksNll, NY.
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VESSEL AsHoRE.-A dispatch, dated Boston,
November ~, says; A ship or bark went ashore
on Sunday night, during the gale, on Smiths
Point Nantucket Her masts were all gone. No
communication had been made with her when the
steamer Massachusetts, left yesterday morning.
and we shall probably hear nothing more from her
until this evening. The Fall River cars arrived at
o'clock this morning. Harndens Express came
that way, mo Stonington boat having left NewYorkn
NAvAL.-The United States sloop of-war Alba.
ny, now lying at the Charlestown Navy Yard, is
ready TO receive her crew, who have all been ship.
ped. She is destined as one of the Home Squad.
ron, and Is ordered to rendezvous with the residue
of the squadron ct Havana. She will probably
SAIL about the first or tenth of December. The
following officers have already reported for duty
on board OF the Albany: Commander, Charles T.
Plat; Lleutenants, VIM. Rogers TAYLOR, Charles
Hunter, Stephen d. Trenchard, and Van Renssel-
laer Morgan; Surgeon, Daniel Mcleod Assis.
tant Surgeon, Henry o. Mayo; Purser. ID Faunt-
leroy Master, A. X. Hughes Marine Officer, L..
Edward l.. Vest Passed Midshipmen, John r.
Wilson, and Peter Wilkinson Midshipmen, ], p.
Foster, and Henry M. Thorne; Forward Officers.
Mr.. Fosdick, Mr. Dawson, Mr. Seaman and MT.
Leileh.
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AMERICAN TuEATRE.-Mr Mexican Buchanan com
engagement this house tonight in the character
of Hamlet, and we doubt that citizens vii welcome
him back New Orleans. Mr. B. commenced his thear-
cal New Orleans. and since that lie has achieved
brilliant reputation at the North. As native of city
should feel proud of his bsronc talent and support him
when he appears among Miss St Clair Miss Ludlum,
and Mons. Iavysowski appear variety of dances the
whole conoude with " FAINT Heart Never Won Fair
/ Ia
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A meeting is advertised in the Courier, TO take
place at the St Louis Ball Room, on Saturday
evening next Iii made bear the specious title of
Southern Rights Meeting, but the disguise is too
transparent The most careless observer cannot
fail to perceive in the movement last dying strug-
gle to bolster up the falling fortunes of the Amer.
lean Senator"
We doubt not the assembage will be large. The
hero of the play has become quite Lion of late.
Thousands of our fellow citizens who utterly repu-
date him and his course, will be there to hear what
sort of an apology he can make, or will attempt to
make, for his late efforts to pull down the edfce
which afforded him shelter, when, from his own
story, he fled from the storms of political persecu-
tons in his own country. Little did the founders
of our Government anticipate, when they threw
open their doors TO the oppressed of all nations"
| that before their bones should have mOuldered in
| their sepulchres "a young lawyers would emerge
| from the hot.bed of revolution, anarchy, and poll
ical desoation. brave the pillows of the Atlantic,
and land upon shores scatter the seeds of ia
| cobnism among their children, and TO nerve the
| paricdal arm that would raze our glorious fabric
t. the earth - marching shoulder to shoulder with
the traitors who would trampe the ensigns of the
ration in the dust d!
We should be glad to see the resolutions which
to be proposed for The Adoption OF this meeting
| ihe Delta called for the resolutions prepared by
| the Committee for the consideration of the late
| Union Meeting, in order that they might be can
| vassed and duly considered before hand They
were furnished and published, and after being dis
| cussed and fully considered, were amended so as tc
| onform perfectly to the public sentiment. We
t5ust the same course will be taken with those in.
tended for the preservation, not of the Union bu
the q" American Senator" from dissolution. 1t i,
also stated by the Courier, that Gov. Quitman O
Mississippi has been invited TO attend this meeting
and he is in fact announced, we believe, as one o
| the speakers, on the occasion. We very much fea
| Ills Excellency will not attend. He will no doub
b. there " in spirit but mott person. His friend
| here, however, need not take umbrage in case O
his failure even to reply to their invitation. w,
are credibIy informed that he has had a standing
inhalation for several months, from twenty -fou
| highly respectable gentlemen, all ree.holders o
| the Parish of Orleans and selected without refer
ence to party, to visit our city. But so far from
complying, he has never yet responded to the invi
tation, although gentleman high in Office unde
the General Government has been specially de
puted to wait upon him on his arrival, and show
him every attention.
l 4 Go, n, nal oF lHJ, r..
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RIOT AND OUTRAGE.-William G. Middleton, mate OF
the steamboat Gypsy, which arrived here Wednesday
.noOn, made affidavit before Recorder GenOis stating
that he employed number of men unload the boat and
that while he engaged in paving them Oft, about Il
clock at night gang ofmcn mp and some of them
demanded money under pIePnCe that they had been work
lie refused to pay them when OF them struck him with
cotton hook. He afterwards attacked by another.
when he drew pistol and snapped it, but it missed fire.
when the whole rushed upon him, and beat him almost
to death One Of the parties has been arrested.
Bold THIEr.-An individual calling himself John
Edwards, caught between II mad u O'Clock yesterday,
IN the clerks Office, board the steamboat Fashion, lying
the First Municipality. The second clerk whose Office Is
divided from that Of the first clerk only by double desk
went into his office and accidentally stopping
down behind the desk and thinking the first clerk lie
spoke TO him. Receiving answer. he looked over the
desk when Edwards rushed He pursued as far as
Toulouse street, when he captured and taken the
Guad House lie broke open the door get the office
and had already forced open drawer when he caught
but he did not succeed in finding any His intentions
wer' however, considered perfectly good and he
mItie4 for trial before the First d strict Court.
RECORDER GENors' CouRr.-lIr r. Robinson wished
to Improve his wardrobe and as he srolng along yes
terd morning he helped himself a pair of pants which
among other articles, hanging The door Of Charles
bahmms The last named individual witnessed tht
preceding and the result that in hours Mir Robin
,on was locked NJ to await thai before the First sc
Court.
Mary Ann Wilkinson, f ". c. experienced the desu
IN regard 10 wardrobe that which aCuated Mr. Robinson
and she stole dress worth $iO belonging Mrs. Mar
Fled' She was also sent before the Fret District Court
Jahn Thompson caught in the Of going off with thu
Rev OF the Navigation COmpanys office, which had beer
deposited in store by supposed that John wanted
10 inspect the internal arrangements OF the office aforesaid
lie was sent down for trial.
Janus NraRse was arrested by Waterman Nolan about foul
clock yesterday morning Toulouse street, for breaking
~ the door OF house, aud entering the door of Mr. Layton
Mr. L. did not prosecute, and Julius required
to give bal in the OF $500, Keep the peace lie
not able to CONS the Scratch and committed for
mOnth.
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THE CAMPBELLs.-Wew would recommend all our citi-
visit to the Concerts of the Camphe, the CONNER
cal Exchange The superior any similar band Of
MINISTRIES which has appeared in city We have only
| IN saw 20 and see then.
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| FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-Catheriue Mcdonald. Mrs.
Brady, and Mrs. Lyons yesterday tired and found
| guilty of Larceny.
| Henry Robinson yesterday tried and found guilty Of
entering house in the nighttime with intent to steal
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EamAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 30, 1850.
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tB- The steamer BOSFONA, J. Nj Price. master Louisville
will leave Tlls DAY, the gyh ocorR, p NJ postlyey
Passengers aud shippers will please Re hst hour.
nS SAMUEL EWING, 30 Gravier street.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT TO MOBILE Far
~ The Alabama RirsTSevetu additional
having placed river Freigh are now Tor
W0rded from Mobile with little delay. All therefore, offer
will he by either Cana M'I Line The goods
signed Campbell s. Co.. NJ. g. 0r 8, &,
g. Co, Mobile.
j. q R. GEDDEs, Agent, Mai Line 10 Bank Place.
o2i E. Ii. WlNGATk, AFeu Canal Line, s. PuylrnE
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auction Sales rms Day.

auction 9AleS rms DaF.
STFFs HYDE Co VIII ELL At ha epqt 70 2eock the
Ralsins Grapes, Lemons, Wines.
J. B. BtAcHE + 90 VII sell at 10 o'clock, at II CbarIes
BERNARD TURPIN will sell. at 10 O'clock at No. 81 Old
Ls'es-'fo'enes. WINES; ,e, LI4aor. etc:
~ Ladies' Entertainment, for the Benefit Of the
ITALIA STREET CHAPEL, street.,
Municipality, Rev. n. G NORTH, Missionary at the ATmory
Hall, No. 81 Camp street, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
Event December aud s. The public to attend
~" New Orleans Electrical Association.-A
meeting of ibis Assoc alton will held Englnshauc
hauanR Hose Company, Pgitu Streets
gu next WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec. at f-past lock,
Leisure vii" be delivered and business grea est importance
To the Assocdto" will lie laid before the meeting therefore
expected that all who feel interested Society will attend with
o"'a' I2' j. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
~" New Orleans It. Andrews society.-The
annual Meeting of the menbers OF this Society will he held the
Committee room, 10 Camp street. SATURDAY, 50 Ia iu
'-"e''aA' "o""' n- D. McGIBBoN' SeeFe''ry.
Philadelphia Hose Co. No. Ia.
' ESEaE ES,q s @op s Mfs
l. PhIiaaeIpilia Hose Co. No. ii.
ESsIa - ne otser5 400 me beG5 of THE Comeany are
-SiN @' %3...t on g. a fP4 q
Perseverance Fire Co. No. 10.
~ a. .a s', ana IN, Animal T, 5,s Co[sy
EyEE&G v s e. ' Ss5 sSs. g a 1Sss
0a9 a.Ney J. HYAMs, sssfsoy.
James GuIiCJS Fire Co, No. "a,
-EEg75s3Y- n The members hi. Company hereby
sUSDhY 'So VI ti5I &c., n""t' o %snS s4
Immediately after, x guuT Mon My Meeting
he held. Puuctuu attendance requested By order.
".9 - JoHN <. rEGG' Secretary.
n Protection Hose Fire Company
g1ss%A Ia Attend Regual Mou'n.y Wustu, On SAT
kS&V1 UltDAY EVENING, 30 INST, O'Clock. .Pula
aSsSaxESssA tnal attendance ID requested; ny oder
1--WE DOLLARS REWARD-Lost, at the
L Union HleetinP, on Wednesday evening, small SHIRT
paid the finder, By ing 81 PRICE, FROST & co.
FOR RENT-Possesson given immedloteiy-
Store No. % Magazine street, Grayer, lately -
AGSo-Two threeso,y brick Dwelling Houses. on Iii
Ep'auade street, between Condo and Royal, Third MuniC
'i n38G fu'' Apply EDWARD BARRETT, 81 Cont st.
rTO LET-The Store and Dwelling No. % Gil
L rod street, first rate stand for Coffee house and ~
Apply to ID. WEAVER, in the Exchange Office Of LiA
u49 st 7. p. White, 40 Camp st.
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS -I3l
- packages now landing from ships Cairo, Sun. Bsgap
beam Peer llof, Empire and Nashua, comprising q SE
oil gOads suitable for country, city g9V
no lit G. w. DUNBAR, 5 Magazine st.
/ OST OR MISLAID-My acknowledgment
II dated 18th August 1850, to A Wight of Treasury
Daft No. 1864, War Warrant No. 1903, dated Washing
nn May 18Th, 1850, sight S5S -, in favor of David
Kennedy, $ j. Peers, Collector OF Customs. New Or
leans, La and rs have complied with said aCknOwiedg
men,, if recovered II will not be binding on me.
n29 1t 1. ID. HAlLES, ~ Gravier ST.
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FThomas ID, Armstrong Esq, late Clerk Of the
hSlii Court Of Lapore county, Ia, died suddenly few
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The meeting at the ST. Charles last night got up in
imposing style, and numerOusy attended. The
morning papers have already he details and there
remains nothing for add. The ResOlu ions heretofore
published in this and other journals were adopted with en-.
thusasm They strike they strike many, exceed
gy Objectionable and far in the of the opinions and
feelings of the people of Louisiana. We do not believe they
will make any impression the Northern people,
butte the march of those evils that pressing
The meeting thought otherwise. Let hope that they
think correctly.
The above is from the Courier of yesterday even
ing and it is all - ALL - that that UHiOn.IOUiRg
irurnal has to say in regard TO the vast meeting Of
the citizens of New Orleans at the St Charles on
Wednesday evening" Comment is unneces IS lrv.
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OLYMPIC CRCUs.-rhe admirable performances of the
NbI0 Acrobat Family, the wonder and delight OF all
who witness them, They appear again tonight Go early,
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RACEs.-There will be interesting race the Metaie
Course to-day, at O'Clock Purse, $a)Omile heats-with
the following entries. Mecca, Fred Eays Jeanette and
| Pal