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#Atf OK EAkE M1chfaAN--D Destruction Of
's<z'f. b27t> f,la Stis4fns W have just heard
5epi ,l.e steamer a: D Pasche, to the effect that
PC e toiai wreck. and that the Lexington which
~ been e her Assissanoe for the past two weeks
~ been driven ashore The gale, which has con
taatd viii, nnahassd fury sor The week past and 4
RPv 4eRipe with great power, has resalted in i'm.
teAss damage 20 the shipping il the hafbor and
4a Aese Asohigan. To-day, we hear olthe pro
fqief Ohio. schooner Henry Clay, and Other craft
et'bE ashore of Bpls Blanc. The large schooner
*ons'ele9Qp came ashore not two hours ago. Me
r4ht ship aud schooner Madeline were drivea
4siote .sss wssk' and are being badly stove. IDel
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IN DlsTaIaT JuDer o. Mlsais. z s I ~

IHx DisxHicH JgpsE or Mtssiss ,;i,sao
OH si,idls ii yesterday morning, the g
Ee.res1ahdencA, We spoke Of Jpdge Gholscn y
ztfusius 10 issue the writ This we gathered from
III Mississippi papers which boosted that he had
&As naatter under aasiseneat, and il would be
zine lime before be would find il convenient to
dsa~ up an opinion. We learn that the Judge
does not intend to evaae Or defer the discharge Of
hs duty, but lpss the writ either has been OF will
s6sn be issued. Fielding Davis, the Marshal, is
ven known throughout The South az man who
s;ill perform, his duty Il al hazard. We expect
soon Is see John A. Qui,man here % stand his
<riel Ike my other person. We are equally certain
u ilAal he case can be made ont agsinst him
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HO! FOR THE HOLIDAYS :a 1851.
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LOCAL NEW S.

U. s. CIRCUIT CoURF.- Judge Cotesworth Pinckney
Smith of the Judges of the Supreme Court of hssssi
p, who indicted of the getters up OF the Cuban Elk
peditOn appeared in Court yesterday morning On motion
of E. w Noise his COUNSEL he admitted to bail in the
sum Of $1,000.
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4.
SkNATK.-In the Senate, Today, Mr. Pearce
presented the resolutions Of the Maryland Consul
tuuonal Convention in favor Of the reeent Com
promise measures.
The resolution Of Mr.. Cass. calling for the cor.
respondence between the Secretary OF State and
he austrian Charge relative TO the Hungarian
struggles for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the American
seent, were taken up, and, after a few words, laid
over
Fifteen hundred extra copies Of the report on the
African Slave Trade were ordered 10 be printed.
Nj. Bradbury's resolution calling for the number
of removals by Gen. Taylor's administration was
taken up and further debated.
The debate was wholly upon the reasons given
for the femoval,of Gen. Lane and Col. Weller, and
without taking any vote the Senate adjourned.
HousE.-In the House, on the same day, in
Smmltiee Of the Whole, the bill for the modifica-
ilolqt Internal postage was taken up.
bill, as reported by Mr. Potter, of Ohio, pro,
vides mat upon each letter not weighing over an
4 mailed tne cents shall be paid and for each a-
di'i0Rai hals spnce three cents and on each nn.
paid Letter nye cspts, and the same for each add
lionel half ounce hat there be paid on newspa pers
y lsse tuah tsvV square inches 70 place out Of
the State where publshed one cent and within
ne Stats half cent; and on all periodicals and
other printed matter to cents for each conv Of no
greater weight than one ounce and one cent in AL
duon, 70 each addinonas ounce. Bound hooks not
ms,Ennlng over thlrty'twn ounces 70 be deemed
The bill further provides foisthe issue Of coin Of
sne value q three cents, and that stamps he fur.
nlshea to The postmasets, who shalfdispse ofthern
a. discount Of 10 per cent 10 pur6asers ~ ~
amount of i6ydolIars. - '''e
mf; senaele, Of North Carolina, spokssat con.
s = s length He was in favor Of any Sxacti
1Hole Ieuncuon, but would not anticipals Inc same
results as had been Produced IN EasIanJ from ' M
'asAsufe He suggested that The postage should
H., ~. - oemanded On papers in the county vhera
IA were printed, az an encouragement to pub
~ = ssaqte portions OF it, and was in favor Of
possible. ss''eaa'y peilg US low as
c;. tns c0mpl''ee rose without coming to any de-
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NEW ORLEANs CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITv,
Thursday Evening. December Is. 1850.
Tire arrivals yesterday, aud no business done Of
any hpOrtance Arrived to-day, 1873 head Western Beeyes
CalvAand Sheep scarce A moderate stock of Beef
CattleNnd Hogs.
PRARs: Beef Cattle, 5G36sfc ~ fb net Hogs, 6lS61
g W Sheep, 90 90 IA 50 % W head; .tck Coos.
sss "a ~ " head CatDes, 81 00G0 $40 90 U head.
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ORPHAN GIRLs, FAIR.

LARGE nuln,er Of the New orlsau banK made
uy avpre Of ibe embarrassed condition OF the
LAMP 81 ct A ~ am
fAI Tor IL Tee At she Anofy Hail. Camp street.
ceinber i commencing W no -e-n " "
continued And seeus sickness during past
Y ns support o. e large number helpless children
mas eope exhausted IL limited
an unendowed institution which almost alone 10 public
charity for the support Of is interesting Inmates, f
tB CONTRIBUTIONS solicited and
oeived at the Asylum on Cump DIS
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'NfonrtrF TO MARINEgs. We learn from the
Ss'AseaFlsy Recon that llght has been placed IN
.Rs ees''s Ct steel which can be seen at the dis.
rnce q twelve miles seward, being elevated
seventy seet above the surface Of the earth. This
s,fpt y lnpQflants not only 70 vessels going %
3'ssl, nlit asso 10 thope bound for Ca,npeacbv.
1agufa, fabaAeo and Vera Cruz, which ~ n
Spldspce may avoid The dangerous shoals az sisal
On pereeirins the nsts. sesssls coming nom 81
Ca5o cssl ~ gisNfas u aud leaving the port on
the lett|iud aHchoFage to ieewAtd il lhrss AID !
half faskoms water, which ia safest. This NAV
b found 4 sso and half miles from the ea1tle
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Y1ss "A MI Neaties Mokaaimed Is mssrif-
1 psceof pefins and c Itself ought establish his
H. asisaig e., o. characters presents no opportunity for a
A'H 1sis Hisehl{ y plays ppapp.eprpted that he
III ID sis d6pat,meuis oil literature bring forth dramas Of
1.4Ift md roi7ef.
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In TAG CAoTHlHs LINE-Alexander Cummings run
short of cotng and he looked abouth for an opportunity
to improve his wardrobe. Audre Corlier keeps talor
shop al 81 Condo street, and O'Clock Wednesday eve
ming, he was in his back taking supper This fact wal
observed by Alex Cummings who passing that way
and so he Just popped in. He made hasy selection of
coat, pair of panaoons and vest and about travel
ling with the when he obseryed and nabhed be
fore he could into the He yesterday brough
before Recorder Genos and committed to appear before
the Fist District Court.
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M. "a oakrnks. The Bntsmsns continns q delight
ind ar6ns all who ne them. The ReAard Of Ellen .
cs 4 performance Iisuot The mere feat
40 but every ons and expression Of lbs face indicate Al
@Prfepiasion Of ths chaFsGtsss
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bARNe AND ourR AaEoUs HIanwAr RopprRY.-on

RAR1Ns AND OUTRAGEOUS HIdHwAY RoBBERY,-One
a~si'sa zalaariaa
have known took place in city yesterday poor
named Moody, from Mississippi being the victim. He
had Just arrived here with his famy, Galveston
and had taken passage board the steamship Louisiana
The steamer to start ten clock yesterday morning. but
from cause, her departure was postponed. In the
meantime, Moody became somewhat intimate with
whom he did know but whom he supposed to be fellow
The stranger on learning that he had been
sea, told him that be would be very asck in the Gulf
and that he had better with him and get bottle Of stuff
which would preyentit Moody thought Iheidea good
and he readily consented to accompany his friend obtain
the desired nostrum. They passed several druggist establish
but the stranger SAID they did keep the genuine
article, and that he intended go the mandatory After
reaching the head Of Graver where there several
vacant lots covered with very high grass the stranger showed
his hand, drawing revolver aad telling Moody that
his hour had he did hand his money There
alternative and the fellow gave up every cent
had, upwards Of hundred dolars He is now left utterly
destitute. His family last evening board the steam
ship, but he raise the pay their passage
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u g. DISTRICT CouRT.-Fhe Grand Jury met yesterday
morning, but having reports, they discharged until
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AN Excsid.KN1 SEEridENr. The following
SeatsAea occurs . thanksgiving sermon delivered
a Rhi!adslnhis BY the Rev. Mr. Bfainard
Iie who e9ab.sh resistance BY force to an existing
NV Without Mtepdins seronton 10 give better GoyeEn
f NotkinR Is iiofs true than this remark
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INqUEsT.An inquest yesterday held on the body OF
Thomas van. who killed in the aay in Girod street
Wednesday afternoon. verdict in accordance with the
facts we have already published, was rendered.
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HOLIDAY GIFTS,
CUR1oSITIES AND NOVELTIES.
VEO.N.

AT his old popu establishment corner of St. Charles and
Canal Streets is exhibit his large and unexcslsd
tmporations for the pent His stock comprises
tensiye varieties of the fotawing
SeasOnahIe Articles.
DESKS, of Paper Mache beautifully nlad with Pearl etc.
OF Rosewood nd.Mahogany, naying Mounting,
and Secret Drawers School Desks Children Leather
Trayensrs-very compact.
LADIES' AND GELTLEMES's DREssINo CASES AND TOILET
Boxes--yery complete and convenient;
LEATHER SHAVING CAsEs-New pattern, with superior
quality Of Fittings.
LrauEUR CASES. of Ebony. Rosewood and Mahogany
some very conpletein their arrangement.
Work BoxEsAn extensive variety, beautifully 6nished
with God, Silver and Steel implements
ODEuR CASES with from TO bottles-a large variety
LADIES' Work CAsEs-Of sold Ivory, with Gold Impe
ments, very beautiful ariels.
LADIES ETUI CAsEsOf Pearl, Tortoise Shell and Marin,
Shells, with Sewing Implements enclosed.
Music BoxEs2 direct from the most reputable
tactursr in Switzerland with selected eirs
CIGAR Boxes AYD CAsEs-Of Papier Mache, Enameled
Steel TOose She'll Ivory, with OIL Pantingu and beaut
fully inlai with Pearl, Gold, Silver, etc
Paper Mache and Leather with entire
syie OF Pearl Illuminated Paintings.
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AssAuLT-James Parker was yesterday accused before
Recorder Geno of having pummeed the mortal frame of
Joseph Clark james called 10 answer and appearing
he was sent before the First District Court for trial.
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II WOOD & CO., Ship Chambers and Grocers,
liz on the evee, opposite Post 81 Second Municipality,
and Red Stores, Third Municipality, have received large
Drioes. mis- 2dpff
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pQ11ic DocuMEEra We are indebted TO
HIsss4s Morses Clemens and Downs fpr favgrs
from Washington
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ar: 3lnlus brntus Booth, the sragedian nas.a3
teEonEn new orr lew DAYS ago. for hs rsdere q Tl
ne should neyer pAy again In coneQaencc Of M
e,s rs naa nsen Obliged to abandon IN Nav
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sY~ A beautiful collection of Artistique
Carved Swiss Work.

Carved Swiss Work.
BRoszEsA choice variety of Statues Candeabras, Spirit
Lamps Cigar Lighters, Tobacco Boxes, Ink stands etc.
ACeoRDEoNs FLUIINAs, of exquisite tone and finish
SILVER PORT BoUoUETs, large coll elton of patterns
A choice selection of fine On PAINTINGS on Copper.
jenny LIND BUsTs-Of Partisan Marble.
FORT M0ENAIRs, CARD CASES. SOUVENIRS AND BALL
Tablets Of Silver Silver Enasled, pamask and Fagres.
Rich Dress Opera and Bridal FANsAn assortment so ex.
teusye that can fail Of being suited.
LADIES WORK BAsKETs-Of Velvet, Turkey Leather
/ Jsts with Impisnq complete,
TERRA CORA VARE-Vases, Fruit Stands and Baskets,
Jewel Stands and Cigar sandsriehT Patna.
TOILET BOTTLES, VASES AND DEoASTERs-of Bavarian
Glass
beautiful collection of Cut Glass TOILET BoTrLEs, richly
mounted in Gilt, vi Medallion Settings
RAISED ENBossED ENGRAyINss on Velvet ground framed
IN Gilt
BAxTERs SERIES OF LANDscAPEs-In Oil CoIors. some.
thing entirely and beautiful
FRENCH FANCY NOTE PAPERS, ENVELOPES and Warns
OF rich and styies.
rich collection of rare MARINE AND CABINET SHELLS.
GOLD MOUNTED GAINS, with Jeweed Setting very large
PERruMERY AND FANCY ARTICLES for the Toilet, of the
Finest quality.
special selection Of Rich soARFs and CRAvATs
GENTS FINE KID GLOVES.
ENGLISH HALF HosE-Colored and plain of silk Raw
six and Cotton.
CUTLERy-From Rogers. Wosenhom and Crooks, all the
GoID PENswith Silver and Gold Holders varying in price
from rs cents to SIS each
a-1 An extensive stock of
| GUNS, PISTOLS AND REVOLVERS.
in every variety The wIssEN REVOLVER SIX shooter con-
rderel infinitely superior Colts Revolver
EEr From my NewYok Mandatory am now in recent of
very large stock Of the latest and approved patterns Of fine
LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS.
to The Goods will be cheeruly shown and will be sold
| at moderate prices for cash or city acceptances
GUION,
corner ST. Charles and Canal SIS,
Importer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Rich Fancy
Goods Perlumery. Cutlery, Guns. Pistols and Gents
Furnishing Goods doa e,o,
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Fremch FANCY Dry Goods
n P. SEAMAN u co.

I TT t5Ata1N I1t4IN- " %.
IL Charities street,
n- Respectfully inform the they are now receiving
stock of magnificent
SEASONABLE FANCY DRY GOODS.
consisting pant Of rich Dress Silks sans Eubrosrea
ace Hbop Fans Gloves, Trimmings Parasos Corse sans
Counres Straw Bonnets beautiful
Paris Millinery, CoakA. Mantias vhtez d2 10 2ip
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WI. RnpARTn5 s o. STATE ,s.o

Washington, December IA. 1850
SIR have the pleasure acknowledge the receipt of
letter of the 18th Instant enclosing enor and resolutions
unanimously adopted by the Maryland Reform Conyennon.
in relation the of Compromise passed the Con-
of the United States its last session. for the transmits
sion of which greatly Obliged The voice of the
Sate of Maryland expressed by and respectable
Convention. recently chosen by the people, cannot but
produce great effect upon public mind and contribute to
discounenance agaons produce reconciliation and har
and thereby 10 the nnon OF the States
am, sir, with great espec your o6edlsnt servant,
DANIEL WEBSTER.
Hon. ]. G. Chapman. President Of Inc Convention.
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HARBoRING RUNAWAY SLAvs.--Mary Ann Bartelet,
eerday sent before the First District Court by Recorder
Genos on the charge of having harbored runaway slave
belonging to r. A. Horn
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TRUNK BREAKINe.-John Delcor yesterday brought
before Recorder Geno the charge of breaking open The
trunk Of Eugene Costa at the boarding house Of the latter
in-'t Phillip street, and stenng $50 and lot Of clothing
'hereffom strong was made out, and Mr. Delcor
committed for trial.
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THIRD MuNIcIPALIrY.-We Yesterday searched the re
cords of crime in the Third Municipality very carefully bu
we were unable to find single item OF any interest Christ
appears to have passed off very quietly.
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SlEALrve CoTToN. An individual calling himself vii.
liam Middleton yesterday caught by Deputy Wharfn
ger Langdon of the Fist Municipality in the stealing
otton on the Leyee William before the First Dis
tict Court for trial
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ArrIvaIs az Prlneiral nnt.l. no.

81; cHARLEs " nqae. Ala D Eddy Mas Ru,,
pg Fss,, = s1n' Az " RsrlS,ss LS 7;
Mas BUR, Pa Franeaseus, Mo Rabert. 3 stssI
Miss Foley choi'sS Mo- L Showers, CruieE,
NERANDAH,...l Jennings, N Y; W Baldwin 3 Haden
"a N N hsSn,geaely and ady Mis.; Alien Dunn, Miss
ses ST; MsTehsHd lady z chaPR y n 2 " MeIiwetber
te.ey, Il s Hsmpon, T D T Edwards and lady N T.
n IS !; ss,i,ss, s murphy Ksrley, La
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS..
,,.,., CREsessr oyEIoE, :.

=. J. q !,
Coon-Fact Yesterday put their rates about 1ec
Notwithstanding which bayers came forward pretty freely
and fully 5000 baes changed hands We advance our quota
tons follows
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An INDUSTRIOUS APPRENT1oE.-On the 9Th instant
shoe aker named Bles Laperce, made affidavit before
Recorder Genos charging apprentice, named Joseph
Charles Archtzhener. with having suddenly left his employ
and carried off quantity of clothing 1t appears that the
said apprentice with the unpronouncabe name obtained
employment with another shoemaker, named CHRISTOPHER
Iseey and that the latter began his tools The
fast apprentice caged and yesterday before the
FTst District Court by Recorder Genoi, on two charges of
larceny.
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nor STATE SENATOR,

ss5g- We ole requested to announce Col W1LLiM S.
CAMPBELL as Nandsle for State Senator for the Parish
Orleans to ill the vacancy occasoned by the death of the
Hon. Junius Beehe, da7 MANY VOTERS
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hREITA1 e. Esra4Axrs. FL few aav.
The Emoia|d ts.-s isssh rem the *Oud County,
There have been l7.e afriValf Numbering near IN.
HUNDRED 10 an, ~ isfaaia ifoin Wexford CO.
ireland, who havs chosen Arkansas iof their bone
ID preference 70 tke,l own unfortunate and much
1fffesssd country. They have come az the instl.
Rev 4Nkop Bgrne The Bishop, NO understand,
oi biz Nay hopit 0id New York, and is daily
~ s3ltj With oulaber Of thu Sisters Of Mercy
''6f 5's t31fee The immigfauts already arrived
mi Ifssh, Fllikent locking body, We
tii shfpi Welcome % oOr State, and wish
e6genss 'slz Ap4A Rsk banner.
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''..s.5sss j III Tsuis.ise N r. lnss 90, rs 600
1Enn144 IS n Sun Mutual - 1860
Iat 1f5 IN New (1ipans = r0aQ--37,C 600 o0
&8tnAy1 81 ts fenues oliiAss rs, 900, not in sults
isl heiag' The i1af effected. ID the lntt 10 areh.
f4Iet Insured y t91t = -
H1lf nstaa ~ ednaatns The bricks, per freight st.
a1i Inc. et u estimate iheSa Al 40 pes ION ring The
A& estimate 81 MI BARKER and the lowest The evidence
1ni k@ alsnais the lumber Ehppsd by Knapp. a
" I thousand, The lowest IN proof, inead Of 800
ho4sAad tstgi anil. afshsrnors Let q estimate
~ 1ats uos q So. Insesd d u. and what Tho result
in no Yo11 Bricks AZ go 7f4 %
NJ Febl fuinbsFs II 80 1900 80
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Tin Qnrlfkf GleLa' - p 10 sid Of this institution
n5 an156noas iof i1 Pair a,t cs IN fo
lidy ;<ili b eeg>dsd ionigbt Do
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ATOTICE TO SHIPPERS TO CALIFORNIA. - The bark
IN Gypsy Capt George Ealing, receiving reizh.
San Francisco Sacramento City Post6 Second Aunie pay
For freight passage, apply TO
dc 81 WILLIAM J. DEWEY, So GTsyier street. .
TARIFF OF THROUGH FREIGHT for the
IL ALABAMA RIVER : The following fSS -
LEANS AND MoBILR MAIL AMP CANAL LINES
and The Regular Boats the Alabama River TO be reppfd
at Mobile free Of charge VIZ:
Sugar per hid s9 50 Bagging per piece % 6
Racon cak oQ Rope per coil. 50
Molaes per Dbl Dol Soap and Candles per box Is
noasses per half bb.,. 20 Cheese per box .i.... p
Ccfee per bag -. IS lMeasurenentGo peril is
~ All freight must be regularly consigned 10 AGENTS at
Mobile, and avoid detention. they must be marked with
their destined andng and accompanied with bills of lading
particulars, apply to j, u r.. GEDDE5,
Agents Mail Line, 10 Bank Place.
Il. III WINGATE,
a gent Canal Line, 80 Poydras 81.
NewOrleans, December q. 1850. d23 II
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7 : ~
1sf dnIn crest Of IS. $4,000 j
h pnl7 a5qesay 70 prove interest Of 81, 900. t.
4e1lA| Total |6a undsF the Policies sued on.
Can in9 ihinf Be aath cIeaf2
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Hs'He' eHe.islf o. % pei cent. on all eBods. per
lA.t sss kuppp'a eeeount 24Sl
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7'E777I7 4 " Fl q W. d1IlIlI7I 7EIl7lI
st ~ fssske dt The entire freight bricks, and cdt II
t.lIa5i aid put the freight Knapp'a lumber At $50 the
'9N1s a evidences lnleaa Of flQp and what will BE- ihe
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-27

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