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THE LUCKY BooKsELLER.-The New Haven
bookseller, L. H. Young, Esq, who, it has been
ascertained, is the man to whom an immense for
tune has been left in England as a return for per-
sonal kindness extended to the devisor while a
visit to New Haven, years since in letter to
the Albany Argus, says:
81 shall endeavor to bear my honors meekly,
and if the burdens of this mighty windlaIl do not
make me more unhappy than the lack of wealth has
made me, shall be truly glad that am its recipient
There is no d01t5t that | am the legatee | can
have but little trouble in proving it. The only
wonder is, that so large fortune should attend
such poor services as mine. Nineteen h7snarea
thousand dollars and upward, Well; | trust
the means of doing good will not find me with less
of heart for it than | have hitherto had. [ have
many friends whom it will please me to help"
Loss OF THE U. S. SHIP YoRKTowN.-The
editor OF the Philadelphia Inquirer has been po
Iitely favored with the following extract of letter
from Lieut.. Bradley, in which a more partcuIa
account is given of the loss of the U. S. sIoop.of
| war Yorktown, Capt. Marston
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UNITED STATES SUP DALE,
PART pFuytU Zapfat,, har %

Dear Sir have to communicate the melancholy ine.
of the tire loss OF the u ). ship Yorktown the
morning OF the 6h lns. while endeavOnng pass between
the island of Mayo and Buena VISTA the ship striking upon
e Of rocks, extending from the northern point Of the
former island thirty miles distant from this place and bC0m.
ing entire wreck in les Than hour after first striking.
After bgng and ling the hold with water orders were
given TO save whatever articles could be At. and which
speedily removed to the deck and poop but
few moments after and before they could to the
boa the ship fell over her side, and everything
swept into the So sudden her going over that two
Of the who below at the time saved with
difficulty and only by cutting hole in the deck, the
having off their egress by the bRChes II, however
affords great pleasure add hat though loss is great
thanks due TO all merciu Providence, for youChsang
His ectiOn in the time of danger.
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We acknowledge the receipt of an invitation 10
join in an excursion yesterday, on board the steam
ship Philadelphia, and we regret that we were
unable to participate in the pleasure OF the ocea'
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The slavery Question in the United States


An article in the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
has directed our attention to the last number of
the Edinburgh Review which contains an article
on the subject of slavery, it exists in this coun
try, in regard to which we can say with the Bulle
tin that we know not which most to admire its
liberality or its sound common sense 1t alIudes
incidentally to the slavery question, and expresses
the confident belief that the schism this point is
not so fundamental to sever North and South,
when common ancestry, similar political institu-
tons, the same proud memories of the past, like
antcipations for the future, star banner, and
ONE WAsHINGToN bind together.
The Review says that though the cause of civil
cation does not entirely depend the preservation
of the Union, yet dissolution would involve wars
and backslidings, cause century of lee-way, and
react terribly upon Europe. 1t believes that in
the mysterious workings Of Providence. the fer
ment will be found, in the end to have been pro-
ductive of good, though in what way it does not 1t
acknowledges, see yet. 1t looks, however, to
the older States to the wiser of statesmen, and
| to the solid sense of our people generally to eaven
| the mass of excitement, and bring what are now
apparently irreconcilabe elements work together
for the common good. Such an agitation as that
we are now experiencing, it remarks, is of the
pehai'ieS ""lch are 10 oe pa'u iof 'ne P'''eleSS
pressing u popular so'e'"iasI''
we quote 'nsSe 'P'".on' o' Tue sh' Oe'
cause 'ne conclusions ol "n anu III par
t'ai looker-oh are always Oh DIS iiuch' Ho' mo-
worth thah those OF 'he parties concerned ne
| Review, IN ostnlSsihg the SUBJECT copies Will
appreciation, that Pofuon Of eOS'ef great speecl
IN the Senate, In which he said that II the Massa
chusetts Legislature were to instruct him respect
ing slavery, m any a'"y 0""t60er he should dlsre
| gard them because he @'@ "0t co"S'"eT that tn
| HGSSachHSettS Leg3SEat~re, ~t@er me Feaera
Constitution, haa any thing TO do 70th tie sab
| jsct The Edinburgh thinks that, in the Stat'
| Rights doctrne-new to it, but familiar to every
| American-lies the sole hope of the perpetuity o
| our institutions 1t intimates that it would b.
| impossible for a republican government to exist
over so wide an extent of territory, where cimat
| and local interests are so dissimilar. unless tn
Federal LEGISLATION confined to subjects purer
national and soctionaI affairs wore Iet n the dii
| Eorant states If tho Trnion
| In this tho Edinb,rgb 10 riobt II was a wis
,bio,, that onr ercesiors svcIpdad Cong,sss from
IarisIato,, ,,ot ol, on so,orv b,,t IN man, otba
matters. A man accustomed IN reg4cti6N "a,
oosiIu Gal, mn matters which if thew had heen one,
-, f,JoraI o,,io ,,o,I5 have led tn 5issoI,tio,
l r, h.FNr riFri M
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Their post, which he did not accept Mr.. Polk re-
called Mr. Payne, and reinstated Dr. Heap, who
was Mr. Hodgson's predecessor at Tunis.
Mr.. Fillmore nominated Mr.. Payne for the post
at the close of the late session, but the nomination
was not acted on, and it fell through. Meanwhile,
DR.. Heap remains Consul at Tunis-the Presi-
dent not having appointed Mr. Payne, He may
and probably will renomnate Mr.. Payne at the
next session, unless Mr.. Bentons opposition should
forestall and prevent it.
1t is reported that Judge PAWS has been removed
as Auditor, and Hiland Hall, of Vermont appointed
in his place.
The charges against Mr.. Corwine, Consul at
Panama, have been investigated, and failed to be
substantiated. Ion.
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THE DEFIANCE.-The towboat Defiance, which
was reported sunk below Fort Jackson, has been
raised, and brought up to the city for repairs.
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EyS" Second Justices COurt.-We are authorized to
announce Mr. p H. JOHNSON candidate for Constable OF
the Second Justices the appro aching election u
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PARISH OF RAPIDEs.-1he District Court was
occupied three days Of last week in the trial of j.
w. Gordon, charged with the murder of S. L.
Wells From the Alexandria Republican we take
the following account:
''Ata party given some time since, misunderstanding
arose between PARTIES in which Gordon, the defend
ant and s. l.. Wells, deceived, became involved. They
had alteration at the time, but made by
Others aware of the antagOnc attitude they stood in To-
wards another. During the evening" Wells, in small
circle of friends, drank toast rejecting opprobronsy
upon Gordon The fact that toast was given rejecting
upon him communicated to Gordon that evening. but
the nature oft and who gave II, withheld from him
The whole OF the day i'll at ease account Of
the the previous evening, He consulted with
Mr. District Attorney lsacks and other friends about what
he should do and tried get from them the nature OF the
toast and eventually 1t communicated TO him The
knowledge OF it increased his embRr During that
and the nextday he formed several plans of proceeding from
evening, having armed himself with hickory s, and pi'
toll, he sought Ona interview with MIR. Wells. Going
into his office, he called him out by saying, Sam, want
II speak to you Alter they got into the street CONVEX
ended by GodOns shooting Wells the lelt side with
pistol The evidence touching the particulars of the ARRAY
varied somewhat. Most OF the witnesses say that Wells
struck hTst, while that raised STICKS the
when refreshing from his opponent who had also stepped
back from the place OF combat he turned drew and fired
The used by Wells had sword in it, which in the at
fray became unsheathed but there evidence that
had been used against Gordon ahou gh the witnesses
testified that wound his forehead might have been
caused by cut Of sword This the substance OF
the evidence give il in taw words
The prosecution was conducted by j. 5. Edeeu ESQ.,.
II, H. Lewis Esq, and A. j. lsacks, ESQ District AuGr.
ney Nj Ryan, d. ~ Ogden, and J, W. Frost, EsQs. L.,
appeared for the defendant.
The jury, after being absent about an hour, re.
fnrned with verdict of not guilty.
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AMERICAN THEArRE.-Mr. Buchanan appears tonight
as SbyOck Shakspeares play Of that name, in which he
will be sustained by Mr.. and Mrs. Crisp and Mr. Foster
The ballet corps will appear in several Dances the whole
conclude with The fifth act of the " Lady of Lyons.
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statue of the finest Italian MARBLE by w. For
shey, a native artist, is now for exhibition at his
studio ii St. Charles street. Its the same statue
which was described in the Crescent day or two
before " All Saints Day" The figure is that of a
winged child kneelng, with its face to heaven and
| holding in one hand flower. The face is of
exquisite beauty and the work is highly finished,
We hope the friends of art will encourage native
talent, at least far to pay visit to this only
statue ever chiselled in this city by of our own
artists. After an artist has acquired reputation,
men are very willing to become patrons, who seek
to shine in the reflected light of great genius
The patronage of Lord Chesterfield to Dr. Johnson
is precisely in point The noble Lord looked on
with indifference while the author struggled with
poverty and suffering for seven years At length,
when victory was about to crown his efforts, this
patron of literature kindly proposed to become the
godfather of the great Dictionary. The indignant
reply of the sturdy morast is the finest specimen
Of his style. We give paragraph or two:
Seven years. my Lord have passed since waited in
y ur outward rooms, repued from Your door during
which time have been pushing on my work through dlth
Gules of which it useless to complain and have Brought
last the of publication, without act of assist
ance word OF encouragement, one smile of favor
Such treatment did expect for never had patToI
| before.
The shepherd in Virgil grew at last acquainted wi Love
and found him a native of the rocks.
10 patron, my Lord, who looks with unconoer
a struggling for life in the and when he ha
| re ,ched ground encumbeTs him with help?
The notice which You have been pleased to take OF ml
labor, had it BEEN early, had been kind but it has beer
delayed till am Indifferent and cannot enjoy it, till an
solitary, and mpaTt it till am known, and do no
il hope it is very cynical aspenty to comics
Obligations where benefit has been received to be unw
III that the public should consider owing that
pa which Providence has enabled TO do for myself.
But in our contempt for tar-weather patrons, W,
must not forget, let readers forget thu
young artist of New Orleans.
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CANDIDATES.

LIZ Constable of the Second Justices Court
We are authorized to announce JAMES H. RHINEHART
candidate Tor the office of Constable the Second Justices Court
Cnade by the Francis ThoasO and will be sup
ported by friends. tg7 ia.
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" Second Justices COurt.-We are authorized to
MIR. A ADAM candidate for Constable for the
Second Justice Court at the approaching election nG6s
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fE" Second Justices Court. Afessrs Editors :.
Please the OF O. j. O'MEARA as candidate for
Constable Of will be supported by
a host between CANAL AND JULIA STREETS
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OLYMPIC Circus Let forget this place Of amuse-
ment this evening" The Acrobat Family immense, and
should he by every body together with his wife and
family We are happy to that the Acrobats have
been re-euraEed
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WAsHINGTON FOUNTAIN, No. !, at Crystal Fount Hall
~ Tchoupitouas street. at halEpast O'Clock.
PEARL DIVISION, No. s. at the new Temperance Hail. %
ST. Charles streets, at half past . clock
80. Tomorrow Morning....
LIBERAL DIVISION, No. II, at the new Tcmperance Hall
50 st. Charles Streets at 8 O'Clock.
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THE MASSES.

ts5~ Second Justices Court. zee. Eds. Crescent :
Please announce THos CONNOLLY, Jr candidate for
Constable the Second JUSTICES Court at the ensuing election
He will be supported by the united votes of
nlgU THE MASSES
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MICuILIMACKINAC, Nov, 7, $50


Endeavor to ship us some more pork and flour,
and we will try to remit after payment, if it ever
comes off 1t having been delayed so long, is one
of the most dangerous transactions ever practised
on any people. The Indians are dying off of ex-
posure and famine, and the Government agents
will not distribute their provisions until the agent
arrives.
What is that negligent man about that he don't
get along They the Indians) have eaten us our
of house and home we were this morning con
strained TO let them have the last twenty barrels OF
-four we had, but we will get our pay If they are
aver maid off
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The officers of the steamboat hmaranth will accept our
thanks for late river papers.
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~" The Rev. Or. TnlmRge, President of Ogethorpe
Unworthy, Georgia, will PREACH until further notice. in The
Presbyterian Church. Lafayette Square, every Sabbath
II, \. M, aid "a, p. NJ also, Wednesdays, n,
p. NJ. MO
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SUFFERINGs OF THE lNDIANs.-The Detroit
Free Press of the 18th instant, publishes the fol-
lowing extract from private letter written by one
of the most respectable firms in Mackinac to a
hOnSe in Detroit.
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The RACE To.DAY-A match race for $1,000, comes off
to-day the Metae Course between the entries of Turn
bull and Kenner year old, mile heats. The second
for the Proprietor purse of $780, for which Flying Dutch
man and Hegira are contend. Much sport is anticipated
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UNLAWFUL AssEMBLAGE.-Twenty. slaves and free
negroes were arrested by the Second Municipality police
Thursday night, house ST. Paul street, for being in
unlawful assembage They disposed of in the usual
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CHARITY HosPIrAL-The following the report Of this
institution for the week ending Friday evening, at
clock; Admissions 325; discharges 24l deaths tof which
sixteen from cholera) 45 Whole number OF patients
remaining in Hospital 1882
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Fashionable Clothing.

No. 40 CAMP STREET,
Opposite HeUlett's Exchange.
ER We receipt Of complete Stock FAsHlONA-
BILE CLOTHIN and FURNISHING GOODS comprising nearly
every article IN way Dress suitable the season.
THOMPSON a. NIXON,
o233dptf No. 40 Camp street,
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SYKES, HYDE Co. viii SELL hapa 10 O'Clock at 81
Magazine street-GrOceTes, Provisions and Liquors ,
At4 clock, the Levee opposite the Vegetable Mar
ket, FIRST Municlpa itYRasns, Almonds, Grapes, etc
reet-Dry Goods by catalogue; after which Boots
Shoes and Rr0gans.
WN SCorT VII sell at haIEpast 10 o'clock, at No 81
Camp street-Fumilure, Crockery and Glassware
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LOCAL NEW S.


From November y to 2s inclusive.
Kept by D. r. LILLE & Co., Nautical and Philosophical
Instrument makers, 10 CustOmhouse street.
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Com. Stockton has publicly declined being can
didate for the U. s. Senate from New Jersey.
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Latest feVlsel Eliunust at Publishers Frice''
This collection embraces works every branch the Healing
Art and stands unrived complete Library Stud Of
Medicine, all at the they sold in Boston, Newiok
and Philadelphia. As the list ordinary
ycsemeut Msuical Students aud the
Faculty generally respectfully invited
sursd that critical examination Of the stock and pre will give
all parties. ms 81 2p J. b. STEEL Campst
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% The ne4, splendid anh running passenger
NEH LATONA Capt j. Smoker, w.l positively THIS
DAY, the 3Oh inst at ococE f. NJ for Nirksug, Museuh
Warrtntu New Carthage, Grand 'iu Rodney huhtI
uSJ T. d. SMITH, " Poydras st.
e. For Alexandria, Grand and shreyeporThe
mug and Tupuar srauer DOCK RIVER, Clark, master, vii
leave U the above THIS DAY, at 5 o'clock. p N.
n5O T. SMITH, Y Poydras 81.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS or FRFlGuT TO MOBILE For
~ the alabama Rrsr-aeyra additional light dmugm boats
wing paced the trade Of hls frlEtI
Cd tom MOie with lite irR Al telgh therefore, olIsr
viii be her Csu- OF Maj Lue he goo
signed to campbell Co, NJ WaTlug Co or 5. {, marsh
& Co., Mobile.
J. Il R. GEDDGs, Agent, Mail Line, 10 Bank Place
O2i +. II. WlNGArE, Ageu Canal Line 30 P0ydresst.
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See Fourth Page for Commercial Marine
AND Ri4,er NetcS.
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D ESPECIFU LILY informs his friends aud the
IL public that he is prepared Visiting, Wed Ing
and Nprrautle Cards, Notara other seals, Steamboat
and Forwarding STAN Jewerg Siverw re, Door Plates
and every thing appertanng Engraving, with tn umOt
and dispatch. r Every descpton Of Copper
Printing, VISITING and BnsnesS Cards, Bill Heads, Bill
of Exchange etc. will be executed with dispatch in work
manlike manner nl2 2d2w3p2w
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The jury, after being absent about an hour, re.
turned with verdict of not guilty.

1t is to be observed in the agitation which exists
in various parts of the country, how calmly and
quietly the general operations of the Government
90 on, and how faithfully and hOnorably the Pres-
dent and Cabinet devote themselves to the dis
charge of their duties leaving factions to rage, and
sections to contend, without being affected by any
other considerations than those which concern the
honor and prosperity of the whole nation.
The opposition journals find very little to con
denim, and very little even to comment on, in
reference to the course OF the administration. II
seems to be agreed that the President will stand
by the laws, and uphold them, as far the use o.
constitutional means in his power will permit
This gives confidence in every quarter. When
the people are satisfied that the Executive and the
Judiciary are sac, they feel degree of security
which even the threats Of ultras cam Ut destroy
We think 1t very fortunate for the country in
such crisis, that so calm, honorable, and Just q
man as Mr.. Fillmore is, should be at the head OF
the Government. He deserves, at this time the
support of the Union men of all sections and al
parties Let them stand by him in all his patriot,
efforts to guide the ship of State safely through tn,
perils that now environ Alexandria Gazette
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W. II. EKNggcrrm q. EErO.

NEW SILKS, NEW SILKS,
NEW DRESS GOODS,
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VNINDOW GLAss-20lG Boxes Glass,
w and qualities offered for sale prices lower than before
New Orleans. and DealsrI tG
examine, and inquire price before PnIch tsIng 49, . 800
NATE AN JARVIS g. CO,
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Ma. BENToN's SPEEcH-Think what we will
of Mr.. Benton's politics, it would be wrong to
deny that he is great speaker. The Missourians
must enjoy such man. He is buffalo in Theto-
ric, butting with sturdy thumps at whatever he
finds in his way, be it bending bulrush OIL
bluff cag of granite. Mr.. Thomas Carlyle
would make much Of Benton, and when III,
Buffalo Of the West again shakes his shaggy
brows to crowd OF prairie politicians, the author
of the Latter Day Pamphlets ought to "be there
to see" A thought strikes us that it would de
well for Mr. Benton to go to the great Exhibition
OF 1851 where the rartes OF all nations are to be
exposed to sight in glass Of eighteen acres il
extent There will be many objects less worth the
price of ticket than the sight of the Orator of tn,
West. Boston Courier.
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- Au59d Regular Monthly Meeting on MONDAY EVENING
December 2, at attendance requested.
H'| By order JOS. +, RUSHA Secretary
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stand the members of the Board of School Director deter
mined the regular meeting night despite the
resolutions of the Council removing them IT, suppose
will be the the Council elects Board there will be
bodies the subjects, and the legality of the
resolutions of the Council will be tested by legal tribunal
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-No criminal trials took place
in this yesterday. but the Grand Jury session.
and they found bills against the following persons:
Antoine Gomez, charged with setting fire to the Canter
bury Cofee-ho5 Sc, in CHartres street.
DR.. Jacques Dupas, for sabbng with intent to murder.
This affair occurred in the Third District Court room, will
be recOlleced several months since.
Mary Room, for murder, in killing Bridget Ahern in Oco-
Der last.
Michael Flood, IT., mansaugh
The indictments against John Williams and John Stark,
for passing counterfeit money, and against Richard Lacrox
| for breach of trust, were ignored.
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NEW OIL EANS;
sATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 30.
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See aipatissnsnts Of A,lctiO, Sale,on frst page,
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.LEedic0I TGrE Books, etc.


MEDICAL STUDENTS can find at the
4tA Neworleans stationers' Warehouse, No Il
Camp the argeE all kinds Of
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL
0f RE Couscl of the Second MUNICIPALITY
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7 IME-Cargo of bark Pario-SOO barrels fresh
IL ThOmastOn, for sale by
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FURNISHING GOODS.

Mems G0ssamer, Winter and Mpriuo Wrappers;
Red gray white Wool Msrno Shirts and Drawers;
Blue red and white Flannel Shirts and Drawers..
Linen, " lie Cotton and I.se thread Under Drawers.
Silver gray Eden NOVA, Avanturne Meruu Half lio5e
Brown white gray, thread Linen and striped Half Hose
Fancy Satin black Italian sCRris and Crayats.
Black B0uBnz.ue eDt fancy Satin Ties and Stocks.
Black and white Kid, hacS, white and colored SILK Gloves
Mern5 double Tai, Fleece lined and Buckskiu Gloves.
White Linen, coured b1riered aud Sill Handkerchief.
Mini Lans aul S-L
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~ For s. LOUIS etc.The elegant aud mnrlug steamer
CRESCENT, Capt Young will positively THIS DAY the
| al.h inst. az o'aIack. ? ". WHITE & BuCHANAN.
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pEPPER-300 bags, in bond and store, for salt
by Tn8l e. j. HART co. 70 TOhOupitoulss ST.