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while on tue decks OF SoGt gaah' euzers. tsy are
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BINGAMAN COURSE RACES = Second Day
Yesterday was a glorious day for race ana one
of the most interesting ones we have witnessed
came off over the Bingaman Course. Purse S4OO'
three mile heats.
The entries were Ra6e, Iaffy-do, C@pf. hfSes
and Stockton, all OF them well known, ana known
favorably to a large portion OF the urimenot the
South There was consequently cohSlueraple oe'-
ting all points, but R1eJe was the tavorite against
the field, and in many cases at two to one odds
The track was in much better condition than on the
first day, but the attendance was not as large as
we had anticipated. At little past O'Clock, when
money was being laid out extensively on time and
on the different nags, the bugie sounded for the
First Heat.-The start was fine one, Tatly-HG
leading Elgee next and Ru5e behind. They kept
this position until they were rounding the home
stretch of the first mile, when Rabe made rush at
the crowd and placed himself third On the back
stretch of the second mile he passed Ekgfe and
made himself second, manifesting an intention to
run for the heat but Tally Ho shook him OIL, and
| kent the lead with much apparent ease. In the
| third mile Eyoes made some good running and
pushed R1sBs and Tazly Ho considerably, but with.
| on, any, srccss. Ruiz appeared to push hard fol
~. boat and ran At 7,,V1, Ho on the back stretch
9TH much vigor but he was shook of, On the
| bo,oe s,ra,cb he tried il hard again and came in
nnJor yarv say.ra nursuasion but iall to no pur
IN, IT, r,.,,, A.. h,,t ,;,b case in So,
- c-;,,,.or I2,,J..ro,,, lool,el down in
a ~" 81 ,bo1 tboso ,,b,
nv -r-y,..- - s,ill Gov,
l.au rhara sort
= ~ ., boo,
oil oe'uns a' TINS ''n'' ""' W. "''o
track u ~ nm, II. LoI H., 1s.4 oIosaI
See0"a "a, ll's- no i,''I M g., t,,r
"a b., bo r,iIaJ in the attsynnt
- ~ t NJ ,,t o Nv, ,,,,,,ho,t tbs frst mile
a. a., f tha ns-t,, Tntbs secon
as aiso wv. NJ 49, a,d on The hal
.-n,ot p,5o sbot obead brt ba was not able
o'Ie.on ~. S,oat,, tain hin, Of N
Iiai'itali mo p0''t''' N' - a.; :; l.
Turn ll'o '"G '"S' 4u"l''l' anu
ABOUT he'N' NAN'''S O,'o i ~
runs we nave ever seei.' ie"'''s AU'g ''' @''o -
gee 70 lee"a'u .. t''e uiFan'0 "aS ,..
Wheh I'll patFich' t''e rige' " c
he made charge against S'Oc",c" locNey oi ~ =,
rolng' staths tnat he su"cA us toiso osei NJ =,
head with MS "hip' A moment al'9r"atuS' W
henner' tn7 owner o. >toc@lol' came up anu lf
'ert5' rha,se VI 'ou' t,u.ps ~
stating 'naL ne la fell9u IN oI $1,000 L;s -
'u,n in'o - s"e hume 49,. ,orua doibsr,tion n
sI.., -. 80 S,,,,E,,,,. ,ir,e AN R,J
Iii ia bost &c friords and sItbough he had n,
81, ,-o,, hoo, hot. ,,,e,s frseIv ofT.red that
yet Toi ',t,', Idol ~. bays nevsr soc
"ou'u WIN 'iio 'U'o -
lin, a. tho start Stocktop also had many hacker
uul az tue Sihlt' ''O't"'' ''i77O no. '"J ''0i
and MANY bets were offered on him. when the tW
11 49, tIt 49, -
nags were brought up lor the
| Third EIe9f- CyocEt0a led off and maintaine
A""N ~ " 800
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A PIcKwIcKIAN QUARREL. - Langdon, the
Yankee Mayor of Mobile, and editor Of the Adver-
User, recently commented Oh the resolutions passed
1t a Southern Rights Meeting somewhere in the
interior of the State. He spoke of the doctrines
lvowed in the resolutions as infamous. Where
upon number of the individuals, who had taken
part in the meeting, proceeded to Mobile to call
him to account for applying such epithet to
them. But the worthy Mayor refers them to his
article, which does not speak of persons at ALL but
discusses principles. On review of the article,
the gentlemen found they were scalding themselves
with ga hasty plate of soup" and quietly went
home again. Will our friend of the Herald send
them that grammar
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TUE NEW STEAMER MAsNoL1A.-We vlsiSu ses'eioas
the new Magnolia and can say, without hes'tao' 'a' i
il rather ahead of any thing in the way Oh s'eaooa una
has ever visited our wharve She has the szs OF the Auto
oat the beauty and elegance Of finish oil the bosona ant
running capacity -whieh it sbelieyed will supass that o.
e,her Of them and of every other boat on the Mississippi
rha Msvnea has wheel 40 feet in diameter (greater than
that Of any boat on Western wae buckets only IL iee
n length of which, however, there are &c in numoer-u'
10 more than are allowed by the rule in the construction
wheels which has ordinarily been CONFIRMED to- J his Is
decided innovation Many old engineers say viii prove
failure Captain Thomasson, who commands the Maenoa
on the contrary says this peculiar construction oil the whe
will add greatly the speed it obviously VIII to the sead
ness Of the boat With eleven revolutions to the minute h
made with great ease IS miles an hour on her DOWNWARD
tfip This IS remarkable performance and gives assurance
Of sueed uner pressure of steam, unsQuaed by that OF
any boat that has preceded her, The Magnolia has six boil
ers 30 feet in length doctor constructed entirely new
and improved plan and many other improvements in III
machinery which make her the ADM OF the most
pcreped and competent engineers Her cabins immense
and superatvely ne-especaly the ades' These cabins
at night are brilliantly lighted up by gas which il generated
by simple process board. Her culinary department
beats aH This constructed suit the particular fancy
of the Captain who likes well to crafty his passenger
with splendid dinners TO them with the best Of
jokes To conclude. the Magnolia is star boat, and Capt
Thomass0n commander. She will enter the trade
between this port and ViclysbuFg.
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ALLIGATOR SHooTING.-On recent trip Of the
r. C. Oglesby from New Orleans to Alexandria, in
about one hour and in a run of twenty miles, three
passengers killed SIS aligators. These creatures
have been driven out ofthe Mississippi river hut the
number does not seem to diminish in Red River
Every boat plying on that river carries guns and
ammunition, and the passengers and officers amuse
themselves in killing these lizards. Thousands are
annually destroyed but the dismal region extend.
ing from The mouth for one hundred and fifty miles
furnishes them retreats in which their young are
reared. They are as abundant now as they wert
fifty years ago. In Florida they are now extensive
ly killed for their oil and hides-the tough skin OF
their belly is tanned and used for saddles. An in
exhaustible supply is annually produced. .u
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A GREAT ARTISAN WELL,-The famous Ar.
ties ON Well commenced in 1882, al KIssengen, a ciy
Of Raenish Bavaria, is just finished. TINS immense
work, of which the wOrkmen began to despair has
given results which have never been seen before
Kissenpen is situated in saline valley, at nearly
300 metres above the level ofthe Baltic sea. In the
month of June, 1919, after seventeen years Of Ia
Dor, they Ind succeeded in reaching depth Of 500
metres ; Ia metre is about thirty nine nches,) be-
fore getting to this it was necessary 10 cut through
several beds of salt separated by masses of granite
They then arrived at first bed Of Carh0nc acid
gas followed by new masses Of granite, and finally
the lth of this month Siolsnt conclusion knocked
away, without injuring anybody, the sCatloldIng
which masked the orice oiihe we'll, and then was
imma dately presented tine curious spectacle of a
column OF water twelve cgutmotFgs in diameter,
which rose with prodIgiuus force 10 the height of
thirty metres, spreading then CA all des like the
branches of a magnificent palm tree, ami thus form
ing The musg extraordinary jet d'eau imaginable.
The water, clear as crystal, comes from a oil Of a
temperature of sixty-eix degrees Fahrenheit, and
gives volume oftwelve cubic metres inmate. 1t
Is forced BY an amus phers subreTranean o. cAIbonic
gas acting with the iores Of i6Y ordinary Rrmos.
phgrss,
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The ST. CHARLEs.-Miss Dean was received
by a full but not crowded house. She appeared il
Jaslia, which she played with much beauty. Sew
eral of the scenes called forth most enthusiast,
and long continued applause. She was called out
and walked across the stage, bowling her thanks
She was very well supported by the company
Miss Dean is favorte here, she justly deserve.
to be, and we are confident she will increase the
number of her friends and admirers.
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BuRNINe OF THE STEAMER CoLuMBUsy-A
dispatch in the Mobile Register states that the
steamer Columbus was burned in Chesapeake Bay
on the Doth, and adds that no lives were lost, In
the Evening PicayuRe of yesterday, however, there
is anotherdispatch to the effect that nine lives
lost by the calamity. .
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zHsY STEAMBOAT Gsg n,
aEsszs8azzsESa ID EPAR TUREs.

--Nn0---
December Straper C1Dtaj,, JI,,- Des,in,,,or
ThuIs, s. FLORIDA Gbsr,sr 4 o,cro.r MIMI,
MARY FugE,Y DaCrs. a ,,oIo,t $500 J,so,r,B,
" ST. JAMES, Power 4 O'clock 49,. Toua Ltsgtpiys
MOHAWK, shipds 5a'rock -, n5a,ol,qn
O." PRIDE or TILE WEST Ropers ~ o,cock 81, yoy;,
Fridy g. OREGON Hiern a o'clock. -. q. Mobile
B." " belize CREOLE White, O'Clock 80. T,irtstt,g
" PATRICK HENRY, Landry, s B1t Rouge
FASHION, Martin, 10 o'cIocK-. Pain, n l., go,b,
a. ALAMO Reed, S o'clock. ........... 1J,ra,Jr,.
" D. 3. MOsBY, Kercheval. O'Clock E,irE.lt,q
GEN TAYLOR, Trinidad, O'Clock -. DOM JJ,oppigs
FANNY SMITH, Richards, S O'Clock Loyi,sils
satur T. MICHIGAN irwin, o'c ock usopbz
" NATcHFZ NO. o. Leallsrs, S O'Clock :. nara T,g,g
E. d. WHITE, Brady 5o'clock....... Tpif1msport
F. NJ. STRECK, Sire ck o'clock DonnLhsoDviYs
hECLA' Kay oeoek..' 'dfeF1"d7G
" boswell, T. Larose, 10 O'Clock. Bazs
" MONROE C;wartney O'Clock. Yasoo
49,, ,,r,,,,S,.,,,,f,,,'
"o' y MoNI"omEhf Estes O'CLOCK. ''FFhes'0h
" r. c. OGLEgBY Kimbal, o'clock -..... Rad husr
" SARAH GORDON Amslen, S O'Clock ..... Red Rpsr
a. "a 1880 Fli".e,' . . ''o''-''
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EXTENSIVE CREDIT SALE.-Todsy, Thursday, ten
O'clock will off, F. II. Petiipains Auction Rooms
No. Canal street, the large Catalogue Sale advertised for
days past The go5ds being most desirable and the
very liberal, they will doubt attract general
don and command attendance of city and
snuntrv unanrEapsR -h..4
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The ToRNADo.-It was Cape Girardeau Mo.
not ST. Louis, which was severely visited by
tornado on the 9Th ult-reported here by tele
graph The other particulars-the destruction o
the College buildings, the Convent Church, ant
about twenty dwelling houses, with the loss o
two lives and the injury Of great many persons
are all confirmed. Evening Picaynne. -
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ELECTION FOR MAYOR, ETC, In MOBILE
The election on Monday for Mayor, as reported
unofficial, but believed to be correct-resuted IN
the re- election Of G. G. Langdon, by majority Of
twelve votes. The Aldermen stand eight wings to
six democrats The return for Common Council
we have been unable to obtain. We shall publish
the official returns in ournext. The following art
the names of the gentlemen elected to the Board o
Aldermen:
First Wards. B. Skates Chas T. Keiehum Sseoi s
Ward r, H. Slough p p Brown. Third WaG,r1aaEn,
b. Rouston Joseph Morrison. Fourth
Brooks A. r. Meser. Fifth Ward... w: ". Is
Howard Seusnta RGrd... George A. Cleveiano jesse
f
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RIOT AT PIrTsBURG-A report is current of
serious riot among the Irish aborers on the railroad,
n few miles below the city of Pittsburg, in which
five or six we're killed. The sheriff with several
military companies had left 10 sudeaY0r TO srSpf
Prrss a.
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PASSENGERS ON THE OHEo.--The following is a
list of the passengers on the steamship Ohio, which

PASSENGERS ON THE OHIO.--Ine following is a
list of the passengers the steamship Ohio, which
left New York on the goth ut: ,
Hon Butler King and family, Hon Mr. SchoonmakeI and
lady, Mr. Traub lady and three daughters; Jnmss Ben
nett and lady, Miss Miner, Miss Miner, Mr. Lassa Ms
Lassa, and servant, Hyde, Mrs II Robinson and
sister Mrs Deyereux, Misses DeyereuX Mrs w CLARK
and two servants, Abbott, lady and children and
purse: Mrs Bates. w DensOu Mrs Anris Merrill, Jose
de Ia Pima lady and two children; VIM VAIN, Mrs J w
Smith and two children, NJ Dante, A G Iarrnags, Jose
Yngo Cog, C l. Strong. e MOnell Davis, HaIrod Miss
Harrod, NJ K ddlt, Charles l. White, Jacob Hutsen,
Valdeman Samuel Packw0Od, |. BOgert, Mrs Pors,
Isaac Henry Walker John r q Thompson, Miss Mande-
relh and nece. Gunad, ChesbOr0ugh BUrtls, Mrs
Grant and daughter, MIR Proctor and Children Miss
Baker Miss Srnedey, Mrs $ A Dyand, MIR Ksnze, lady
and child; Mr. PeeGham, u Wolfe, lady and two small chit.
dram; Mrs Wheeler and son, Richie, Geo Denny.
q Higgins Mr. Allen. 5 Helm Texada, L u rynsOn, Col
Harrison, b Timms. l. Moves, Colburn, y Monta.
que DC Paten, T g Downs ard brothers, Mr. ord aud
brothers. Hoe Mclntyre. Ferguson, Gwin, Rich, J
Thompson AelIesnn, PinRie, i Ginger, X NIkin.
son /. and and y X Woodwork, MandOrela, Lamar,
Miss Brown, NJ Wckham, Mrs Hill, Fitzpatrick scr
want of Wolfe, Mir FRAUDS and female servants l. De
lachaux Sisay, N Gnalck, iouencIa Escob@ri A Gil
Houghton Thayer. Lawrence, Hill, Stock r Stock, wifi
and iami y, Mr. Ioughin. Magee ID T Young, A ieI
| G stock G Il Turner, w A Cook. G NJ Johnson T Cor
| meg. A Clarke, II Dupuy, Lanteigne, + kcAvOy ;
! Bettholdt, MIR Paran, ScheOle, W Greer on No,
| mer, Il Einger, q Quayle MI Pei, Cnpt Payne n
| sill, j NJ Shotwell, Wallace, g Day, Weaver,
| c Spencer, l. Mills, w W Simpson, stephen keube, {
q Fisk. Mis- Merrill, Mrs Plummer and daughter-24 ii
|
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CLOTHING! CLoTEING!
ALFRED MUNROE & co


Slips Francis p Sage RalpaJeoc Sias HJl7ss J. g. Custer
&C. By the above ships, we have received a
large addition to our neui OF FlSHTONABLE CLOTHING
which invite the Of purchases We you'd
particularly splendid
OF OYERCOATS every descr pryn, among which may
he found ...
Labrador Beaver Double Sac Coats--tWo Goats in
Fine French mud English Beaver Ssc Goats.
Fine French and Eng sh Cloth Sac Goats,
New style Scorch Plaid Cas Business Goats
New style gray Cashmere Busiuess oats
New sly G fancy cOoT-d Gas imere Business COats,
New style fancy curor,d g ssimers PanlIIoou5.
Veiy rich Six and Satin Vests.
New style fancy Ca hmeTe Vests
Very superb styles fancy Vests, for s1irees.
Nc We have received particularly rich
Fancy Silk aud SATIN CrRvats b Eck SILK do;
A cKauders OIlck and COloTe- KID Gloves.
ped Cotton and silk Half Hose Cotton do. with Sk
White and AlernO and Lambs Wool Halt Hose
Choice styles and quality coIored Six Gloves.
SILK HHnIkerChieis
Cotton Merno, alt WOOL Silk and Cashmere Drawers and In
ESy" ONE PRICE, for Goods, and No DEVIATION.
ALFRED MUNROE " co.
d44t 2lD RI .HdgGz}ug Strsct,
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last. He has not, we are informed, made quite a
half of a crop; but the quality his sugar Is very
good Others, we earn, will also have finished in
a few days and as we remarked on a former oc-
casion The crop Of this parish lRapides is destined
to be a short Oue-not more than half of " hat
was expected will be made. This is owing princi.
pallv to the long drouth and several early severe
fro>is which we have had, alexandra Democrat,
Nov "
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The LAST OF THE MoHICANs,
This is the last volume in the beautiful series Of
Cooper's novels, gotup by Putnam The improve
ment in American typography, shows itself in this
and similar editions of other American authors
Mr.. Putnam is entitled to great credit for tn,
beauty and cheapness Of his editions. Irving, Mis-
Leslie, and Cooper, are among the number. VIII
not publish an edition of Browns novels. They
were the earliest and the best of the American fic
tons. These are to be found at Morgan's.
HIsToRY or STEAM NAVIGATION. BY Robert McFarlane
NewYork; g. P. Putnam.
This is an interesting history of Inventions OF
rather crude attempts at the discovery of motive
power, from the description in the Amads of Gau
to the building of the Pacific For saleat Morgan's
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valuable Building Lot, belonging to the succession OF
Ursne Bougny, will be sold public auction This Day.
Banks Arcade. by ]. A. Beard The Lot of Ground is
situated in Poeyane street, to the residence of Judge
GTiyOt,
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The Fair at the Armory Hall last evening was
well attended. 1t will be continued tonight.
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,EMrGRArioN.-A large number of wagons have
assed through this place within the last week, on
tleir way to Texas. Ibid.
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Thanks 70 the officers Of the steamboats, Nagno'
liza, Alton, and Oregon, for late papers.
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See Fourth Page for Commercial Marine
mud Rtver Nescs
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all lin to engage their services in the same honorable came
9 In looking over de reports Of the decisions oil le ny
Cop ~ drir,ltv n flpglqnd we shall find such as SIR
John Nichol Huntingdon Adams and Robinson con'any
in defence Of ainesnd some Of the most earned
and able of the decisions Of Lord stowe nave Oeeh
eeqiay among the members of the Bars OF Boston, New
Yo And Philadelphia the abesl talents are Away at the
gbtard of this penness and improviden class OF men,
% The udeisl opjnions of such StOFy, W ashing
ION Tbompson and Ware, show with what vigilance their
Interests have been protected To this nceant and tender
regard for the poor sailor be attributed the increase and
prosperity of the OF every nation which mas
be precaution to throw them the Wg of wide legsa
ton What would he commercial and naval marine
without bold and hardy seamen? Degraded asthey may
appear in social point of view, they emphaicay the
argonau of the that whens ocean, and
brings the most distant countries INTO familiar communion
while the decks of gallant cTuzer they are the her
aids of freedom who bear the of your country in
thunder round the world -
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Arrivals at Principal Hotels ..,. Dec. 4

ST. CHARLES IF welsh Walsh; G Egrn,J wrnge,
Va BeIsgn, W Wilmer, England R Il Jthnsun q L W
mansgne' n ludlow, Conn 6 ock, y; Green, VA w
mctIehee, hcCienee and lady, La W Dwro Cox and
family Miss Williams. II Il LeSis. Medlay Miss Neil,
Miss Tu.te, DIR Turtle, Aken nj Taylor Den MISS julia
Dean t. B-y8n, bhO W bowel, N . G " White and fam
y ~ Bodsnh mer Miss Bodenhoner, " Reyno ls Cobb
Ky G Bnou IL Brinon, Pa BnUet and lady, & W Ben
net; j spou L n; & 81 lighter, r nn.
yERANnA....J W Bryant, Va TInsey, Coss Y Mora
uey Hedges, Beams DAVIS DR. Mccormick, II Bnyre
La G sarng, Forgay PoiE, E s9oss and lady
O. Mr. Cath G I Johns Pa T d Porter aud lady,
Barnett Mas Lane Tenn Sanders, Miss DR. COp
MN; W COlCor}, Kentucky.
PLANTERS. C Gregory, o T Bromnery, Mss; II 7
Bennett and lady Mrs Shu tuck and amIIy, WILSON La
HEwLE TT's ...J McCuy, Pa; T smyls P Eubanss
La r. MalniUt.
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Die Il 4:


In this city. on Wednesday, Dec 4, 20 minutes past
O'Clock, N. Capt JAMES B. lNGERsOLL, OF ship Clifton,
a resident of NewYOrk.
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CANDIDATES
2 constable Of the SECOND JustIce,s Cou

IL w. y CarhaFt will be supported for the office OF
Constable Of the Second Justices Court y THE PLoPLE
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NEW OIL FANS E
THURSDAY 1EORNfNS IS. DECEMBER 5Sgs9O,
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Mr.. Barnes, clerk in the Second Auditors office,
has been removed and Mr. Fenna anPoiGIed Mr. Leufe
clerk In the office removed, and the Rev Mr. Keeper
appointed Capt Cutler, OF Kentucky, has been appointed
Clerk OF the Treasury, vice Henry Jackson, remo'ed.
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FURIOUS DRWISG-Peter Gates, drayman, yes,er
day brought before Recorder Genos and fined $l5 driving
at furious through the streets, We happy to see
the ordinances against furious driving enforced all
sin
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See adoe7tissmsats Of AUCTION Sales on first page
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.CALIFoRHIA GoLD.-During the months of October and
November there received thu Mint in this city, for
coinage, the of 1888 62 Of this there has been coined
sl,24O coo.
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EV" Second Justices COurt.-We are authorized to
announce Mr. p II, JOHNSON candidate for Constable oil
tue Second Justices Court at the aPpro aching election nj
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seg~ Second Justices Court ..., Eds. Crescent 1;
PLEASE announce THoS. CONNOLLY, Jr. candidate O
Constable Of the Second Justee' Court the ensuing election
He will be supported by the united votes Y.. 10.
nl9I ......-. .... THE MASSES,
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LIZ Second Justices Court. .MGSsrs Editors
Please the name g. j. OMEARA, candidate iOr
Constable the Second Justices Court He will be supported by
a host between ...- CANAL AND JULIA STREETS.
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E5g" Second Justices COurt.-We are authorized to
Mr.. A ADAM candidate for Constable for the
Second Court The approaching election MO
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~ orFTCIAL JOURNAL
or a. Coanca of ths Second Municipality .
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to- Second Justices COurt.-M. M. THOMAS
candidate for tho Office Of Constable for the Second ustces
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=, - - - XIV ORLEANS, Dec. 1, 1880. .
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ ths office gn the %I instant for supplying SHIP
this station, f twelve months from the Let day OF January
1851, 10 The 3lst December, according the following list
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~ Constable of the Second Justices Court
We are authorised to JAMES H. RHINEnARr as
candidate tor Constable OF the Second Justices
tsde vacant ~ the death Francis ThomOs) and sup
r,rat "a, rr,rar,us friends. ~ tes
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-05

To he Editors Of he Crescent yield to tie ~cs OF my freuds
very earnestly made known to-day and at their quest ask
present my candidate for the office OF Constable
tho Second usce's Court vacant by ths death Of slr
Thomas. d. Respectful w j. j. HOPPE.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-05

FUN AHEAD.-Thursday next is tAe regular day of meet
ing of the Board of School Directors and anticipate
fun before the exciting questions between the Board
and the Council settled Its probable that than
seven members otte Board will attend the meeting but five
constitute quorum and we suppose the will ahead
a, h,siy