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Tie Norvich Bank Robb~y.-There is said to
be a prospect of detecting the scoundrel, who,
some time last spring, knocked down and robbed
the messenger of the Norwich (Ct) Bank, OF about
$4,000. The medium of discovery is the offer OF
what was recognized to be part Of the stolen
money at one of the New York banks, a day or two
ago. The party who offered the money was from
Providence, and measures have been taken to trace
the notes back to the robbers, and with some
probability of success.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-24

Pacific Raiiroad.-The President of the Pacific
road, to extend from St. Louis to Fott Leaven-
WORTH has received information from England Of
the closing of contract for 4400 tons Of rails to
be delivered as wanted during the year 1852, at
New Orleans at the manufacturer risk, at about
1872 per ton, and that a portion Of St. Louis city
bonds will be received in payment.
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FASHIONABLE STORE. Gomez s Cb,,l,,

FASHIONABLE STORE, corner s Charles
= aad Common stree,s.-J. DUCOURNAU, just returned
om Paris begs leave 70 inform his friends and The pabc
that ne hs: received ~ D.
New EngAn and Isaac Bell. tom Havre rich
PaletOt Back and Blue Goth with BsudebouYs in the
Jackets do do; slack C0ais. extra saperne; Fruek
do. do Vi. AXIS, blue dasG LINED Snlrts ns fashoo;
do. colored Drswsrs Flannel Undevshins. Couon,
Black c0lored Spstterdash White Silk suspend.
en rich Morning Gowns J0uvn Gloves Black Silk
and c0ored Dorsey Ves also, Cashmere Croiss and do
Black.
Articles for PantaloOns.
Black extra fine Cassnee, do Faconne Boaean. do. COL
E Vests.
Black Casaimee, embroidered do c0oFed do Csshmsse
do Velvet do PLAIN sck Six do. tl0weis do the hest
assorted color Black Sain do. plain w hs; do Silver
and Gold plain, stripes and flowers, rich, welding
Vaencas, slriped and plain hite and elbow
Cloth.
Superfne Black, do. coored Olive. do English Blue. do
Amie. do. Green Emerande do. Invisible, do Fsmmes
do. Prince Regent, do. Orels dUu, Bsonze Uhve do
did do light Blue, do brown, Black Ednd0n, etc.,
for extra fine Palslots.
Divers.
Black Satin Cravats. do. Amure, silk. plain do.
.osted cooss Jadlness, SL0anes. rsas. with lac,
Cohbrs do black Venitienne DO. do White,
| stocks q fne assortment OF rich Canes.
" fessons VINO enI,usted oFders for Paris,
inmed that they have carefully and that the
sams are now ready t0s delivery. DuCOURNAU,
l NIL 1t. ChaIes COuuun =.
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Explosion and Loss of Ltfs.-A Buffalo dis.

Explosion and Loss of Lite-A Buffalo dis
patch of the 18th inst. says
The steam boiler of Whites edge-tool manufac-
tory, in this city, exploded to-day. Four Of the
workmen were seriously wounded, and two are not
expectsd to live. The factory entirely destroyed
by the explosion. The names Of those scalded,
whose lives are despaired Of, are James Kane,
Peter Henderberger, and John Lorenz. Five
Others Were seriously injured. Forty men were
employed IN the factory, but fortunately about thirty
were absent at dinner at the time Of the explosion
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-24

Shocking Murder.-Mr. Claiborne Rice, Of
Todd county, KY, had his tobacco house, with
10000 pounds Of tobacco, consumed by fire few
days ago; and suspecting his neighbor, Mr.. Riley,
as the incendiary, ne procured gun, proceeded to
his residence, and shot him dead on the spot, after
which he gave himself up.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-24

The Truth Coming at L1st.-Our Government
now has certain information showing that The
bodies of the prisoners who were shot at Havana
were also mutilated by the populace. Commodore
Parker sends copy Of the examination of the pris.
oners. 1t is an examination rather than trial.
He sends some statements from Spanish sources,
which show that the bodies were mudatsd. Bal
timore Sun.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-24

Drawing for the Term Of Jwdgesh,p.-The
drawing for the term of each Judge of the Supreme
Court recently elected, and which they are respec-
lively to FILL took place at Harr sburg, Pa, on the
18th. jeremiah S. Black drew the three years
term, and hence is chief Justice for said term.
Ellis Lewis drew the six years term. }. b. Glib
son drew the nine years term. Richard s. Coul-
ter drew the full time Of fifteen years.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-24

Per steamship Meteor from New York-S w Coz hiram and
son, M Camp, Mr. Whitaker. Mrs chandler, w u Foley
MIS- Reynolds, Mrs Matthews and family, r Cook-and
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Mote In the First municipality designated
taue by mi the Nos commence the Railroad
IN the Second n2 the Nos
ing No. Elutooat Landing Third in3)
Nal
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Thanksgiving IN Veymont.-The Green Noun
tain State, under the dictation of Governor VIII
Hams, is 10 do its annual thanksgiving on the 9TH
OF December, thus establishing independent
affair, and carrying out the exclusive principle
far as circumstances will allow.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Dot DIN port. for New Orle
ship MeguncJok, waiting cargo; barA Iowa, to sail
baIks hermitage. Auna and Nevaua 70 sail soon
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-24

MIR IN Boston.--It is supposed that the guam
sity Of milk uom consumed in Boston is more than
five lines great ani was before the various
railroads were opened, and the prices at from one
TO three cents less per quart. On the Fitchburg
Railroad alone, about two thousand gallons are
brought ia and distributed daily The milk from
Wes,boro' detained by an accident few
mornings since, and some 10000 persons, i'll con-
sequence, says tie Traveller, had to 60 without
milk and cream lor breakfast.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT UFFICR,
Monday Morning. November "a. 1851.
COtton-The marke, only very firm but active
Saturday. and Notwithstanding that the supply quite
the sales reached $500 bales for Middng
and goo Middling being Il higher generally.
1t is now quite for the telegraph in possession
European accounts due by the Collins steamer Of the
l2th inst from Liverpool
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Cruise Of The Mississippi-The U. s. steam fri.
gate Mississippi, Capt. Long, sailed from Norfolk
on the 7th day of June, lS49. aud returned to New
York on the lOlh Of November, 1851, having been
absent from the United States about thirty months
During the cruise, she touched at every port in the
Mediterranean. sailed 29.57S miles, entered 1903
ports, visited l6 countries consumed SOFA tons of
coal, made 2,542 $50 revolutions of her paddle
wheels, spent 7O9 days in port, and III days at
sea--of which l72 We're under steam, fixed 80 lat.
tudes, spent 70 days in quarantine, and lost only
four men by death during the entire cruise.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-24

Arrested Agatn.-Calvin Fairbanks, who was
pardoned two years SINCE by Gov. Crittenden and
for a similar offence, has been again arrested at
Louisville Tor running off slaves.
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NEW ORLEANS:
MORNING, NOV.

Great Ripers.-The st. Louis Christian Advo.
cate publishes an article on the " Topography and
NEUROLOGY" of the Mississippi Valley, accompa.
MED by table exhibiting the length Of the Missis-
sppi River and its tributaries. The writer estim.
ates the length of navigation by steamboats, at
over twenty thousand miles. The total length of
the "Great River" and alits tributaries is given at
fifty.one thousand miles The writer asks "what
other country under Heaven can boast of such
stream'" According to Lieut.. Maury, South
America possesses much greater one in the Anna.
zon and its tributaries.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-24

Commemorative Secret Ballot Law, in Massa-
chusetts is to be contested. 1t appears that Mr..
VIM. P. Denton, a Counsellor. Law, at the cleo.
ton in Ward -Four, in Boston, offered his vote in
the usual open manner, accompanying it with
written protest against the envelope SYSTEM and
demanding that his ballot presented be received
and counted. In accordance with the law, the Off
GERS refused to count this vote; and it is stated
that Mr.. Denton has taken measures for bringing
a action in the Supreme Judicial Court, for the
purpose OF testing the consttutionalty OF the law.
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Exports.

GALVESTON-Per steamship Mexico: liza bbs flour
AS do potatoes and onions hhds sugar. @ kegs lard %
bacon 2 bxs soap 1888 bxs candes O SKIS cOrn lVO do
salt. 100 do coffee, l53 cases boots.
LIVERPOOL-Per ship Josiah Bradlee: 23sa bales cotton
LlVERPOOL-Per ship Gen Dunlap: 5000 bales cotton.
LlVERPOOL-Pers ship Shirley: 1905 bales cotton.
HAVRE-Ter ship Rhine: 1850 bales cotton.
HAVRE-Per bark Fanny: 1894 bales cotton, 2ao save.
UAVANA-Per bark MIlaudon: 1888 aks corn. 100 bbls
lard il do beans. Is do beef, 10 bxs copper.
HAVANA-Psr brig Mount Vernon: 1900 sacks corn,
te bb hams 50 do lard. ls6 kegs butter l oxs cheese
80 bbls onions, 695 hides.
oGOrHENBERG-Perb brig Pins Oscar: go bales cotton
~ hhds tobacco. bxs do.
10 AMPEACHY-Per schr Joven Fernando: 40 bbs hou
kess Datter 30 boxes goldfish. bxs cheese. bbb onions
ESrON-Pes steamer Star State; 100 bbls whisk
ON DUE @o'aaso, l5o bxs glan, go plough.
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Horrid-A young girl named Kate Virginia
Poole, an unmarried mother, was arrested at Man
chester, N. H., the 18th, for having the day
previous mur iered her infant child, nine weeks
old, by throwing it out Of railroad window
while the train was in full speed. The unnatural
occurrence, and the extreme youth and history Of
the unfortunate prisoner has, Of course, caused
great excitement there.
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Imports,

NEW YORk-Per steamship Meteor: Assorted mdse.
. RIO DE JANElRO-Per ship Banshee $3.50 bags coffee
qr cask wine, box mdse to oIdel500 bags coffee Jen
kins-230 do Rodenachi &c0-Tolal, 555J uags coffee.
RIO DE JANEIRO-feI bark Clntonis Wright: AGO
bags coffee to John Howell
PEARL RIVER-Per schr Avalanche: 10 bales cotton
to order.
COAsT-Per schr Italy: a hhds sugar to order.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-24

NEW YORK, Nov A-Cld, ships Tempest Patten
Rvedae. Maxwell: bark Calherae Augusta, Bestman,
Tor New Orleans.
lBy Telegraphic Dispatch.l
NEW YORK, Nov A-And, ship Indiana from Orls
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-24

Washington Liquor Law.-We learn from the
Republic that suit is to be commenced by a repre-
sentative of the temperance societies in Washing
ton, for the purpose of testing whether the law re-
Gently enacted applies to taverns and hotels as
well as to other establishments where spirituous
liquors are sold in quantities less than pint.
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POki OF NEW OkLEANS.
.Arrrr p.aso67 8ON.-LoselruDr s0o lin Time 50.
CRESCENT OvTICK, I
Monday Morning, November "a. 1851.
Cleare(1 Saturday.

CRESCENT OgvIcH,
Monday Morning, November a. l651.S
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Mexico, Place, Galveston and Matagorda.
Ship Josiah Bradlee, Mansfield, Liverpool,
Ship Gen Dunlap. skol6eld. Liverpool. Whitney &co
ship Shirley, Hller. Liverpool, JP Whitney &cO
Ship Rhine, Harvard, Havre, TIC Jenkins &cO
Bark amy, simpson, Havre, Gttney Lowell
Bark Mlllaudon, Butler, Havana. Pug, Mir &co
Brig Mount Vernon, Earl, Havana, Dalviele 4 Moreno
swed brig Prins Oscar, Thompson, GOthenberg,
SchrO der & Mummy
Mex ''h' '''sn Fernando A'''n' zash.. SEQ
Steamer Star State. Wood, Galveston. Master
Arrived.
Steamship Meteor, Lawess, from NewYork 18Th inst, via
Key West, to Harris T. Morgan.
steamship Fashion, Baker, ~ hours from lndanola to
u 8 Quartermasler-
Ship Banshes. Wngate from Rio de Janelro 9th oc to
Bark Cliutona Wright Rattle. from Rio de Janeiro 9Th
Sept, 10 John b Howell--ist my.
Schr ltay, Gomez, from the Coast; nj,
Harry HILL Newell. from Nashville
Georgetown. Mcpherson. tom Cairo.
Brooklyn, Smith. from Cincinnati.
Sarah Gordon Amsden, from Alexandria.
Cadd0, Dimilry. from D0nads0nyle.
Gipsy, Ure. from Bayou sara.
Haniope Meynief: from 2, = Msrtin'vlle.
| g. Charles, Apologize. from Bayou Sara.
Towboat Porpoise. Brown, from the Pa.es-went down
ight-brought up ship Banshee. bark Cintonia Wright
Towboat Louisville. McPherson from the Passes-towed
row6oat Mary Kingsand Phillips from the Passes-towed
down and the 10Th INST ships Ellen, Maria and
bark st Ge0rge-came up light
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BOARDING. - Several Families can obtain
- BOard and also several Gentlemen, by applying at No.
3 Baronne street. above Grad, where they will have an
agreeable home and comfortable rooms. nH ly
HArS-100 cases Hats, for sale very low to
.0'e '''''f N. bk'AbNER SMITH.
nl2 Gavin 81 Gravier street. -
HORSES-Handsome matches, beautiful color,
- acc[mated and easily kept, free from any ~
VICE. e for sale saIs. EoI particulars. apply to Box T. ~
A REPRIEVE-We do not here refer to a re-
"A prievs rom capital punshmen There is slow tor
uIe from which respite is almost equally desab e.. We
seon are SUMMED up 10 he sufferers BY this pain and
s we Gsn sGa oa Pot nS only
There is tonic cordial alternative pfneipls@w6snce
x e wa
and il liz language Of Macbeth. 10 ,'' 49,, '
Ss sns :ua SSsqm psr0u' stun
For indigestion N all i.s iorms and for all its
consider Hutehing Dysspsa Btlers the very bss
Circulars containing the certificates Of remark cures.
and high which this Medcins held by the
public pre- .. can be had of the agents, Tree.
ky Price, FIFTY CxNTs per bottle.
81 ONCE WsI cir CO iii Gasfas. st.
| TEA-10O half chests Pochong Tea, for sale by
Il ma Al COCHRAN & co Tchoupioula, q.
| SHELVING-A lot of very superior Shelving,
a0u ;S,sO' for Hardware or Dz GGs Tvs Tor SALE
MS Virginia Warehouse. corner Race st.
FRESH FIGS-25O drums new crop Smyrna
Fs' .1s's 6 ERsss G td f.. RI ss
MOCHA COFFEE-3O bales superior Mocha
~ c'dHi +. S 81 90. y TsAe.pi.ssl..s.
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Henry Hamburger,

NO. I04 CAMP STkEET,
MOULD inform his friends and the public in
FALL AND WsfEk CLOTHS, e .se. ..e Sisss.
from France, which he s offering II reduced prices. W.
has also constantly hand tul of NE AN
Anil nhsnoe M l...
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DR.. EARNINGS
BODY BRACE
PATENT LAeE,

FOR THE REL1RR Am OU2A
THE FOLLOWING DleRA0nn. VIx,
S y Il e: & e.. =: w.; s:' =: 8
,pitaton q Tie Aeast, N.pspaa. CillSssse -
q. !. ths Bach spinaL 49, fslns g -
Asaezuas,oas atsaasaqy 20 Akaisa - f1inill -
aey ~ ~ bad ssape insiGsns = ~ S
S Ga g s ss sssss't6 - go
- Ed: :aa 81 q has &I1fAAx
81; +; { Il s; s!Izk1 =:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-24

English Newspapers last returns Of the
newspaper circulation Ill England shows, that the
Times, under the Influence Of the tax on advertise
ments is gradually absorbing those of the other
morning papers. As 70 much tax has to be paid
un each advertisement, 1t is the interest of all ad
verlsers TO 60 10 le paper having the largest num-
Der OF readers. The circulation of the daily press,
exclusive OF the Times, in 1850, was less than in
1887 by million and half while the circulation
OF The fines, which IN 1887 was less than one
quarter oil the whole, is now more than one-half.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-24

From Washington Ion. the intelligent WASH
ington correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun, in a
recent letter, says:
have reason to believe that the negotiation
with the Spanish Minister is about to come TO q
satisfactory conciuslon. think, now, i, is mis-.
take TO suppose that The Spanish Minister has in
sisted upon certain fUrnalites essential 10 any
accommodation. II he obtain, in substance, III
reparation that he asks, he canno, scruple as to
the form. Ceriain overtures have now been made
70 Mr.. CaldeIoo, which he will probably accept.
The President fully sustained Mr.. Webster's views
on this subj=c; and, though some formalites have
been thus Obj 10, Yet substantial redress is
offered to the Spanish Government for the outrages
upon the Spanish Consul and Spanish subjects
residing in New Orleans.
What our Government has proposed is undoub,-
eddy quite little in regard to extent of reparaton
as justice requires.
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Dress Mukl2lg.

nRESS MAKING-MRs. STEWART respect.
~ fully informs her friends and the pubic that she ~
has returned To the city, and business her
residence, No. ~ Apollo street, between lx
Caliope and Clio stSeets mis- lm3os kA
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FOR SALE.

EOk SALE-A Maltese Jack, Ia hands high
L and ye N old. tos sale by BATES FORDNEY,
nS Eclipse stables, corner Union anu Pbihppa
FOR SALE-The BOOT AND SHOE STORE
the corner Of Julia and Baronne viii be sold bar.
gain, either the fixtures and good will, re as il
stands including the stock For further Inquire
nj I'm .. DOPRE, Ito POydras 81.
TYPE FOR SALE.-We have on hand, and
offer for sale. about Two Thousand Pounds Of TYPE,
now used in ne publication ct th. paper Proprietor. Of
country and OF gins will find This excslent
opportunity TO purchase. We have hand type which
VIII answer the purposes Of both. Of
EOR SALE to close consgnme the follow
ipS lo of Goods consisting Of 5srdaes IN jules. Scases
freh Wahu,s in bbs and bags Lintes Italian Beans,
direct from the manufacturers Mena Essenc OF Ber
gsmot Lemon and Orange and Pssfum.
cry also, pipes halves and Mafsaa W inc OF the
wel known brand Of W. Fioes For paTculars apply 10
- bAkEl.i n ca 81 common 81
FOR SALE.A second hand Double Cylinder
PRINTING MACHINE, Hoes pattern No. 2, bed
4aIl credit OF twelve months with approved
soliaO VII! be given. Apply al this office.
THE Mobile Advertiser will please one month.
AID send bill u thus 0fllcsl v8 Il
FOR SALE-The Stock and T tAde Of a well
established Liquor Store. The proh1 will exceed two
thousand doarsa with kind OF good
on ali that amount oi capital The low, c0nve.
nenl Tor family. Apply al this office for further
ton. jela II
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SANS oyster Saloon.
THIS new and extensive SALOON, which is
L on u scale sr' atty superior I, any otuer, kNH
estabil .hme. OF The HI In South il S0VN A.
opened at No. lOi ST CHARLES 81.
Mr.. WEiR, better known III SAM" has
81 bsen with the business in this .,,y for
the lA.t nine years, having m mr..
Textbook, " hen he .slabiisiied
~ the hTst Oysler oxiOOn in the - -
. uulclpaity. remalned with Ill., S~
M his death, and has c0nnued at
Wi such experience, and niiexibs
The .ublc faithfully with best line, cam
socls oil his numerous inenos shar OF patronage
large has been expended hlt ny this and
prUvllng Bar the choicest lqu pro-
cuel Servants well known Tor their Quaies
have bsen employed incluing the cooks. The
Lauder viii always be suppd with tls choicest and
GAMk and the UYsTx
This estabishment--ln shO no VIII e
spared to render this Saloon worthy the patronage Of this
liberal and Judci0us community. ostU
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-24

from HdyN "A teller from Porte. au- Prince OF
the Eth Nit. says:
We are happy to inform you that the political
question as regards the eastern part of this island
was settled yesterday That is TO say, suspeH.
sion of arms by this Government towards that part
for Twelve months, The Hayden flag was sauted
harbUr, and lie compliment returned by our forts.
We sincetely trust that, at the expiration of that
time, there viii he further friendly understanding
by both parties. We expect revival in business
q f.A iYs and alan q fall In snecie
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II AGUERkEOTYPE ROOMS, No. 80 Phi
~ h1pa street, between Poydras and Psdido where Da
Miniature fOIais taken short and vi
uneaceled beauty and expression and put the neatest
sye IN pins oukets. frames and cases. cheaper than any
the The proprietor tenders thanks io
past fasors. and IRON his location, together win
mis- devotion and In The business Tor years.
These fact, he Will insure him liberal share OF public
patronage. lnal I'll JAS. LOCK ODD.
MI AGNOLlA WAREHOUSE. - Notice to
AVA Shppen the New Canal and Captains of
and trading in the same-The undersgnsd having
taken the above arehouse suatsd at The of Mug
nOa and Juia Streets right hand aide OF the Basin second
square below J. Z. Policy Lumber fard. prepared
10 receive freight for The offered
the saving OF drayase aud quick dpsIch loading
OF veses. they load Immediately IRON The " aIshOuse
Terms moderate. GkiVUT u CO
NJ B.-Ths Freret Pres Omnibus from Of
Cana and ST Charles streets to he dO0rs Of the
every half hour. NIL lm3p
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MomOranQA,
Dom eltic pRrfs

The steamer Georgetown left Cairo the 10th ins-She
brought the Louisville mails of the 18th and 18th nst-hes
was three feet water on Cumberland bar anu rising.
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pLAYlNG CAkDS-A large assortment, con-
.sing stsamsr E1c.!sios. Spanish. hish!.nds; NJ:
j. and klssler Merry Andrew. Decatur, HAIRY VIII,
Eagls. French, etc. in sto.s and Tor sals By
NO e. J. HART 20. 70 Tehoapitoulas d.
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COMsixnees.

Per steamship Meteor, from New YUrk-N Foger-D w
= Beiden-f Pouiz-Slckies &co-Baeh, Barnett leo
Il Reilly &co-Z King &co-Edgeli, Muli0rd &co-
Harris n MOrgan-candeisOn,
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NJ = HE'D HE'D hiver, Alexandra and ali
lG3&s5s3s intermediate landings - Inc and veIy
light tl5nuhes) drau .ht seamert In 4 Uhk,
N1G, mattel Will run from The OF ked RIVER
above, In connection with the fine Jeerson For
freight or passage, apply 10
"A u MCDOW ELL, j.. l. co. " PoydIas 1t.
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THIS Talented Equestrian Troupe will perform for
Lafayette JacGssn Rousseau sreets
SUNDAY, November 10, 1851.
az Performance to at O'Clock.
Admsson-Bo 50 cents Pit, Is cents. nils II
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/ NV EhSIII OF LOUISIANA-ACademl
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of l85- ST. vxRsITY SCHOOL
FOR boys University tlacs Common sreel.-Ih s FINN
Annual Session this Department commenced the lsi Of
October. he Senior Class vii be examined the hrst
Monday oil November for promotion 10 The Cosga.s Ne
partment The Principal has pleasure OF announcing
that he has secured the OF the Glowing
named Professors IN the Collegiate Department;
fi0fes or " ~ Z. Duncan, M A.. Greek and Latin Lam
guages and Literature.
Professor aIc koux. French Language and Literature.
Professor Hermann kohmeyer. Ph D., German and he
brew Languages.
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