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PorTAwATAMIE INDIANs.-The National In.
telligencer announces the arrival in Washington Of
delegation of five Pottawatamie chiefs, who have
visited that city for the purpose of receiving their
annuities for the current year. They have already
had one or two interviews with the Commissioner
Of Indian Affairs, by whom they were treated with
respectful consideration. The three oldest men,
bers of the party are bordering upon eighty years
of age, and glory in the following names :: Pate.
go-shnck, or the Powerful Fish. WaH6-seigA, OF
the Sturgeon aoith tie White Skin and Qua
qna-tah, or the Digging Bear. The two Other
individuals are educated Indians, and named DR.
J. w. Barron and j. W. Bourassa. They ara
from the Kansas river. about one. hundred miles
west Of the State of Missouri.
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+ MADAME TEpEsco's HpsBANps Il H. stated in
THE New York Herald that Madame Tedesc6 has
been the victim Of an outrageous fraud on the'pnt
ola Mr.. Thomas, who recently, solicited and obs
tanned her hand in marriage, in that city, BY repre-
sensations of possessing great wealth, and holding
some diplomatic position from the states Of Central
America. The New York Evening Postsssy this
Signor Don Thomas he always delighted to be
styled--was a man Of African descent, who spent
the summer in New York, and appeared to. take an
active interest in the construction Of the Nicaragua
ship canal. He.proyes to have been mere adyen-
turer, without position at home or anywhere else,
and what is probably more severe disappointment
to his fair VICTIM without any fortune except what
she affectionately placed at his disposal he was
awaiting remttances from his agents in Mica
ragua. He sailed about a month ago in Chagres
steamer for Nicaragua, and is said now to deny
that Tedesco is his wife. ~
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RErRoCEssIeN' OF THE DISTRICT OF CoLuM-
BIA TO MARYLANDs-Tbe National Intelligencer
denies the correctness of the rumor that there is
an intention, blythe inhabitants of the District Of
Columbia, to ask for the retrocession to Maryland
Of that portion which was ogginally taben from
that State. The Intelligencer says:
"TheTe has indeed, been some conversation
about asdesign TO ask for recession to MARYLAND
of Georgetown and the rural part Of the District OF
Columbia; but we doubt whether the idea is seri-
ously generally entertained even by the inhabi-
tants of thatpa of the District. We trust and
believe that it is not and that if it were, there is
enough of national and patriotic spirit in the State
of Maryland not TO listen to such a proposition,
much less to accept it.''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-03

TREASURY CIRcuLAR.y-Mr Meredith has issued
circular letter of instructions to Collectors of the
Customs, bsaringon the alleged practice of foreign
shippers, in preparing and transmitting double in
voices Of the same package of goods, with mate
rial variation in the values, for the purpose of de-
frauding de seyenuss II enioins the ezsrsise OF
great eifcnhspe and yigilanrsswittI instruc-
tions That In all cases tle Efnd referred TO, com.
ing to their knowledge ,the merchandise should be
refused ents, and be deemed and treated as fraud
rlsatiy insoiced, and seizure Of the goods should
take place, and the proper legal proceedings insti
tuted for forfeiture and condemnation of the same,
and directs the proseculionof all parties who vio-
late the oath on such fraudulent invoices.
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The STORM OF THE 22D.-The gale of Sat
urday which commenced blowing from the north
east, with heavy rain, till about noon, when il
veered round to northwest, caused serious damage
IN this city and elsewhere. A new brick house on
Hamilton Avenue was blown down. also a brick
house in Van Brunt street, Brooklyn, and two or
three others in Williamsburg. The bridges across
the gulleys on Hamilton Avenue were carried
away distance Of forty feet. The tide was over
many of the piers on the East River, and the cel-
lars of some of the houses adjacent were flooded
The shipping suffered from the effects Of the gale
more or less-several schooners and briggs having
had their nasts and spars carried away, and were
otherwise injured Among the number were the
schooner Trumpet, of Thomaston, lying at the foot
of Coenties slip; the brig Sarah & Elizabeth, and
the sch0oners Hero, Sarah Sturges, and Jane Eliza
Of Bristol Large Quantities Of plank were drift
ing in the stream, which were supposed to have
been carried from the decks.
1t is said that the tempest was great at the east
some six or eight vessels are ashore in Newport
Harbor, but we could not learn their names.
htlaaelphia-Here the storm was instrument
tall destroying considerable amount Of property
Several unfinished walls were blown down. Be
tween three and four o'clock, the north and south
walls of the new Presbyterian church in the pro.
gress,of erection at the southwest corner Of Third
and Redwood streets, Southwark, were blown
down. The walls of the new brick building in
the rear Of Front street, below Greenwich erected
by William Nadders for. a lamp black factory, were
blown down. 1t has only been short time since
the factory was destroyed by FIRE. The new brick
stable of William Moore, Front street, below Reed
was also demolished by the storm.--Neio Fork
Ersning Post. Es
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Tn SvoTE ON spEARER.--A corrected list Of
the vote fOr. Speaker gives the name Of Mr.
spragpe, of Michigan, 1free.soil) among those
who voted for Mr.. Winthrop, and strikes out the
name'of Mr. Cleveland, of Connecticut, from that
| list, where it appeared in the Union. We made
this last correction in our republication, and sug
gested the other. The vote, with this revision is
correct as published. =. Mr. Cobb, it seems, voted
in caucus, and in the House, against the plurality
system.
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Y.tsEe ". 81 90.

>RHoLESALE DEALERS
IN SILK, FANCY AND STRAW GOODS,
MILLlNERY ARTICLES, So.
LAcEs, EMBROIDERY,
- HOSIERY aud
-. -, LINENS,
i NO. 81 MAGAZINE STREET,
.dfs. em1n -, ! betyven Common and Gravier SIS.
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CANADA PoLIrIcs.-A number of Justices Of
the Peace have recently been dismissed from office
by the GovernOr-General Of Canada in consequence
Of their having signed the address to the people Of
Canada, favor Of annexaton 70 the United States
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NAvAL.-The U. s, frigate Rarilan, Captain B.
Page, bearing the broad pennant of Commodore
Foxall A. Parker; ship Albany, Commander v. NJ
Randolph; schooner Flirt, E. Ferrand, Lieut.
Commanding; steamer Water Watch, G. Nj, Tot
ten, Lieut. Commanding sailed from Pensacola on
the 2Gth ut for Havana and the Windward Islands.
The U, S. steamer Walker, Lieut. Commanding
James Alden, is preparing for her survey of Mobile
Raw
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9Il DaLIa Grsseenst.


srR EssEs AZ 1hk Naari. Affsf welding thtss
iF Che Presidents tsessaee he saslfosd' e.
hnqied NOT with despeiAis seed, 50 a. q
rive : itw honH fngiis afsivai d IL. siorshsri
gltea We do mot know wises il vii cost ths
aePartnent, but il iteosia only ten dollars Il is
epeies expense, and nofe6ser.a very. partial a..
Management; for ii there were say dug 70 give en-
traeriinafy care 20 fhe facilitating te transmission
q he message. It would have baEn much more
wisely sxsrsssf ii regulating he ordinary mails;
where shay have been 80 irrssnIef IN The Soaibs
Weet. a horse exptsza-, ioF 4 short tisianee
y &lsbaIan and Georgia, would have gained 4
cenfle q days inali his region, while ibe whole
rsiitead express aI1anized along the populous
ssie Host1n, would gain ools few houss al
fs's best ss n
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The CASE or McCL1NTock IN MoBrLE.-on
Monday Judge John E. Jones, of the Criminal
Court Of Mobile County, passed sentence upon H.
q. MeClihtock, convicted of the killing Of Gen.
Thomas Holland He confirmed the fine of $1,000
assessed by the jury, but RENTED the imprison-
lnsnt which il is cOntended the jury had no legal
power to impose. The fine was paid and McChn-
tock released
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rou1h-wksTERh CtReus popular place of amuse.
ment drawing the ladies vel gentlemen. For
ne o. evenings they have crowded the easy chairs Of this very
rpsro estanlnmen adminIg with sparkling eyes the
reH o. heapahe grace and finished equestanizm Of the
rrey Madam Nunlths fine act Of Kelly and Ittle Willie
auEng the rich jokes oil those rare wis, I,bmp AMI
fForrel -
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.H07.2aetgas'S
Beautiful and Extensive COLLECTION OF
ANIMALS & PRESERVATION books
For the Holidays,
compee The catalogue ready and IN onens 70 s
of DE pnbc Is 10 remark that cannot be
passed city any particular and that ne s are % 10" as
n INV other civ D. NJ NORMAN, Rockefeller,
an onf IS Camp street
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LIBRARY EDITION OF
Standard sRgEFJRSDB.S.

:. = : For Salesa at 10 Camp street.
HANNAH 1lOREsS COMPLETE WORKS vols:
AlACAgI.AfnS HISTORY OF ENGLAND: q Vols;
The COMPLETE WORKS OF JOSEPH ADDISON;
AIisoNiis HISTORY OF EUROPE 4vols.;
BLIA Ass ~ TYPOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY vol;
R;Aa!sSSEh,sAs,s by Dr. Sam't johnson; vol; ,
slYEBSTER,S LARGE QUARTO DICTIONARY; =
GOIDSMIFH'S ANIMATED NATURE: 2vOs.;
MACAULAY'S AND CARI4YLE'S hIISCELI.A MES;
HUME, sdOLIiETT AND MILLER HISTORY OF
AIILMAN's GIBBONS HISTORY OF ROME. 4
cHlfPFiTTY's BLAcKsToNE,s. COMMENTARIES.
2vols.;
RUssELL's HISTORY OF MODERN EUROPE.
THE WRITINGS OF FREDERIKA BREMEN Ivol;
For sale by ]. II. BECHTEI. & CO.,
(tdruD
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no (10se COsesig9anselats.

VTTIII. he offered a. remarkably Low rR1cEss at
w KINGS, ~ GrnYieF street,
large lots Of
DOMESTICS,
BLANKETS.
, HOSIERY. r,,.,s
DRESS GOODS,
and many other articles at from 70 g pr cent cheaper
' dI5 n a, nv v' 'u' one door from Camp st..
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PaeiCes ERpffaEce9E,

ETr ANIMALS, PoETs H.LusTRA TED, BIBLES
- PICTORIAL, BIOGRAPHIES. -.
= f9uwenile Works, Fancy Articles
HuperAaehe and Work boxes Card Cases and Gold Pns
Y. tEs5rEf~ AT TKi06. l., WHITES Store.
d3fA No. 80 CANAL STREET
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CLosE XorINe.--It is said that the vote in the
democratic caucus Of the U S. Senators, for re.
moving Nj. Benton FROM the head Of the Military
and Foreign Committees was IA to 10.
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Alabama and Tennessee RaiIrOsd amount to about
$4,000,
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Digd

On "wednesday morning, at haifpast o'clock n her 5sh
year, Mrs MlfRYIl. SoULLy. ~
Her friends the friends Of the family and Of her SON. Daniel
Seuy are respectfully invited TO attend her funeral THIS AFTER
Cravier and Perdido = 9ffs (.
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~, cKAR1Es TaEATRE.-Last Might but One Of he
HesK FaNlr The spectacle Of the s. Forty Thieves y
" hspFe7eqed this evening the rs piece, fol the accom-
Qson Of lhmi|esi after which, singing By The Heron
aF 70 soneIlds with The comic oprsa Of the lYser.
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HEALTH OF NEw YoRK CiFx-The number
of deaths in New York for the week ending on the
22d was 800, Of whom l42 were under 90 years
Of ngs, -. - So. ~.
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ftAclDx's vARIETIEs.-rhe performance this evening
commences with Founo and his Seven Gifted Servants
Aiies which, The Filtration Polka by all the principal
dancers Of the Theatre. To be followed by the farce Of
Done on Both Sides =, and conclude with Espagnol
By he Ballet Yroupe
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onLEASs THEArRE.-Ths fashionable place of amuse.
niTnt presents tl evening tne celebrated Grand Opera BY
Hnlerg. of The Queen Of Cypms.' This opera will be
given with all the beautiful scenery and gorgeous costumes
thai add much the fine effect Of the piece. win prove
. fieh ireat 10 the lovers Of music.
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4 Gy-, There was grand Masonic upper and
Ball in St Francisyille, in celebration Of me Ami
yersafg of st. John the Evangelist on the a7t alt
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= DIE Hall.
asr- sanora BIscACCIANTt Mr. STRAh0scIfhnve
as sslatnt Sossi, ssHs ~ q oAs
nea sirtna IN omh will apfeAF. ~ "
Italian Srd Enssh SONGS DUifTuEs, seen nav
FkNThalA by strat och, SOLOS by seeecanp ETC. etc.
Of admission One DOLLAR. Tekep 70 % hAu " ,ae
Maalc storm md Hlteia. - n - Ial !.
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/ The Message ffhe President and the Report 81
t4e SecvessrV a The Treasufy. are very srpIicil
anon the toplc Il Protection to Domestic Industry
Il policy If conslnercal restriction wifha view
tatks supuoft 81 ,isseturina interests al home;
a ibkeuiessly termed bv Is friends Neithef- q!
hsss state rspefs attempts to avoid the plain
tgsne IS taxation fSr the sake Of protection In ne
patt 81 siter is Il pretended thai revenue is the
lmAin purpose for which duties on imports shcpid
be laid All he iargOn Of politicians BY which IN
cidental protection as rasnliagfrom far exercise
ofthe psvser Of laying dates tor levenae, has been
made shbstaniial means of direct protsctiop ts
few favored INTEREST," Is dismissed The President
Enthusiastically stns his belief in the substantive
power as.a direct drty "a Congress ( % encourage
domestic ibdasif : and Nath equal directhess re-
leemnisnds sresision The tsii which nay : aug;
nent the fsvsnue but shah : ny tse dusiesat rates
edosgh e afford Substantial and sufficient ten
|roaFsgsmsaf 20 opr own industry.
The Ssereizry otsshs Treasury treats at greater
leugth on I'm. sseieet, and makes fun and we
nay add very egelioes gunaent in favor Of the
power and dirty q VcneFess e aegislate directyfor
thsPurpese ploiec tpn an q draws very glowing
picture OF tles dement's Which, m ms Judgment,
ws1,u follow 70 ~ 4 the
were fnlly established among Us Mr. Meredith,
syts has been represented IN some quarters as
quasi ffee-tfadeF, has shown himself inthis report
70 ee 2 sarln adrocate ~ sthe most uRequrvecal
stamps And hls report endorsed as tits BY the ap-
prozal Of the President Will make direct issue in
behalf q Protection ior the sake Of Frotsctioni
~ knols q 70 measure by which this deterrdin-
t.on % MAKE inns z simple and unmistakabe CUES
'.tnan .pet recommended by the PRESIDENT o.
the general substitution q specific for ad valOrem
duties. lhere are such strong objections, on prin'
clpe 70 the unjust ana unequal operation o. specific
daues N fespecsto revenue that preference Tor them
mus. al'ss cohvicsonol the ne
cess.ty o. maSing ana exaenng great sserlhees o
.s ~ grea'ef gooa % 2 part
spse'nc ~ ,Aios.s,Sns iaia
p Peg e ~ $3.50 axe, q ,onsaer
non III '9 a.e.s aro maze &c
80 s'sa'e ,ley
,sss ~ ~ "...oi can iesst Oeal
- eal n, mos. y sus.
= I = ',iey
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Ma. Boo9h has s.Ilinsl,t strss5aIan tpssred
lasteTsning IN his svofits clafscser IF Sir Gssss
QpeffsaM. He sustained i with an much ferSorl
and yigeF IS ia days gone BY. Years have. not
zken iIalR he actor though they have altered tie
niea Hisstep upon The boards is finn as ever,
md il the development q deep passion and frantic
s'isaPPon intent he eleettRed his auditory with the
Game tlSilaR smotion that he called forth when ~
che zenith Of his fame. Mr. Booths reputation has
been no sphsheral one merit earned ID and still
remains as blight ssaeser. No tipsslR: trappSpihas
have iyeked aiGss y sssar osis n time and show
the baAer Iuetais but she stamp oE genius stiIl en-
hibtstself clear and defined His fine acting is !
rich srsai 10 she true loveio is DIANA Who itl his
age q Z Grand Speetacless stptns with genuine
pleasure g greet the appssfancs upon a stage Of
man Ike Booth. y,
Last evening the American was web filed, but
che Perfosmance deserveda still larger audience. Il
was Che evening after general koysay when hoss,
4 more sought than usual and this, we suppose
prevented greater pulnber from enjoying Massin.
gers sterling play OF e A New; Way to Paw Old
Dsbts.' Totnight Mr.. Booth appears as Beyfyeas,
il Alalutins tragedy Of that name, and we expect
70 see every seat. occupied.
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Il
.assE NEW ssPEAkEKs - me extremes--N ortt
= very WsaelE IN tpelr opinion q
az .as.,s ~ Ae% Ps@ASs reference % tne
tn $500 10y y o'lne oeOie
h, doss ~ th;nl, G,ol, ~, 49,
y;s,t- = oe''si ''l ="
"We are free to confess that the course adopted
by our immediate representative, Mr. Woodward
fully concurs with own individual views-BIr
Cobb being to us equally Objectionable with Mr.
/ Winthrop-and in fact rather more So as an oper
| adversary is preferable to an unsafe ally He no
only voted for the Oregon bill with the restriction
annexed--and refused to sign the Southern Ad
ldress--but through his organ, the Athens Banner
during the whole past summer, denounced Mr.
Calhoun, and all in the South who endorsed hi.
views on the Southern question or urged action, a.
agitators and dsunionists, in the most unmeasureC
terms Of abuse. He was also accused of preferrine
that opposition as claim to the supnort II the free
sellers for his present seat (v5rn was not gey
soaaLty contradicted by him, though semi-otii
cially through his organ the Banner,) and was in
many respects the most objectionable Southern
man in Congress to fill that responsible and con.
trolling position. We have no desire to preiudoe
his future course---for his actions now will either
make or mar bis reputation--buf we state these
facts as our reason for endorsing the opposition Of
Mr.. w oodward to such selection for Sneaker
from the Southern, delegation
~ tha o.,a, l...I j. :. NJ. W. r,-a
'as o'lsi manu- 'ne 1New iofk 1Einpne IS
IN its resentments the ireesol wigs
for not voting for Winthrop, and thus permitting
the election of Mr.. Cobb. EItsavs j
i q
i, : ny Ai'ew, every one OF mem that Mr. Wlns
my was ihs Aise man Mho since the anpe3Atlon
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2 5. Of n, meetings This Evening.

CRYsTAL FouyT DIVISION, No. at Crystal Fount Hail.
80 No ~ Tchoupitoalas streets at halfpast O'Clock. -
WASHINGTON DIVISION, No g. at Younger Brothers, Hail.
~. Lafayette, at half past7 o ciock. 80 ~
PEARL PIvsIoy, No 8, at Temple Hail. ISL Canal street.
at half.past1 O clock. AZ
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NJ The public Il most respectfully Informed that from this aas
Abe will occupy fuutoy Building ON CANAL
as ii,, sSs;r : d. n. HOLMES
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I.0Hn.F

ES- HOWARD LODGE NO is.-A Regular
Meeting of This LODI WI be held TINS EYEA1NG
J9kSS Thursday, mt The Grand Lodge Hal, O'clock
ual attendance is requese By order Of The n. g.
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GRRAT 4 iinloTIONI
r,Deninr of the New store.

rNfIKE Shnwls Cahrnere M0ReAcnn dc Lnnes ehpb
y cloaks Vses Manlas Paletou, and all styles 2, ~
winter Goods are hs Day reduced IN price fully 70 per cent
, dS THOMAS BRADY's, "a Chartres vt
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st. Johns Day Coiia,inaittees.!

,.I ne The Commblees appointed mske arpnesueni.
* Tor ihe exclamation Of St 5ohni4 Day requested
- Aat ihs Masenie Halt corner Of Brpune and Psrido
FRIDAY EYENINGf4b iat az hafpast o'eioek ,Eacf
ssss y Y core psaged report he lgnaesr q members be
nglng 70 hls tespeuelye lnfge. y WA. n. RONDEhu,
sAhil. G. RfsK, Secretary, Jas, 6, = ohaiialn-
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- Daughters of Temperance. y -
UNION, No. 8, at No. 8, MaIigny's Buildings
Third Municipality, every Thursday, at clock p nj
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JUTENILE GIFT BOOKS, for the Hoyday.-A
beautiful assortment of the most approved M dS at
one balP tbe uspal pfiees at NORMAN'S
d2itf2dp Book Establishment, 10 Camp st.
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10 w are Ipdebied TO q. A. Nixon, IF the
sisains 81. CHARLES ana 10 Ensign, Of slfe mail
assansf tlllipfnis for, Mobile papers ofTuesdsy
nos1ang "a d He 6flic sss q che Glaoistoraud
y: N, lof SEssiesb ss5sss. ).
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aIissIssippI Fire Co. No. 2.


AsA no Attead,an Adjourned Meeting al, hsll-past
~ 9 O'Clock Thu EVENING. .xty order ~
jas Y A FosDlc seerssy. s
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GENrLEMEN,s Hosiery GoODs'
Norris ~ TH.Ny,.

CLoT,HIyFtG ,SToR
II SH Camp am; p &, Under i, He"ic''S
Ii English Cotton HALF-HosE-yeE ssR s1no iss,.
MeP mS5f UyNDERsHIRTs and DRAWERS;
s SIX Sc da Ct
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n- Tie sARANAKFors Louis and all intermediate land.
lngsThis eegan steamboat will
THIS DAY, Thursday u O'Clock Nj psitey from Poydraa
st. wbart HYDE g. OGEESBY, 2 PoydTns st..
IL Passengers and shippers will please be readiness
az