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Arrival of the Pampero.

The steamship Pampero, McCerren, arrived yesterday
from San Juan de Nicaragua which place she left the
18th ut. The following is a list of her passengers
Mrs, Tempeton. Miss. Ranney Jas Walsh, G. Bradley
Thos Porter, and six in the steerage.
The p met the steamship Daniel Webster, seven DAYS
from Neworleans going into port.
The passengers out by the Pampero met with no deten.
onat the 1shmus They left San Juan the 18TH on tn.
steamship Brother Jonathan which will enable them tc
make the trip in twenty days.
The Pampero detained fourteen days Mt San Juan
waiting for passengers
1t was healthy on the river and at San Juan
From NicARAGuA-The following is an extract of let
ter from commercial firm San JUAN Nicaragua dated
the 18th ult.
The schooner Eagle from your port has arrived here
in Distress having been ashore coral reefs She
lost her udder fore foot portion of her keel and sus
overheard considerable portion cargo to save the
vessel As yet have been able to arrive at the
amount lost but shall do as the cargo is
discharged. The vessel consigned u.s. and we arc
acting agents for the underwriters The vessel has ss
tanned damage, and the captain deserves much
credit for coming in without a rudder.
1.-The brig Syphide has arrived consigned to u.s. with
cargo of lumber shingles aud groceries She has had
passage of fortytwo days from Navy Bay, She lost
passengers MIR and Mrs. Monde, and had considerable
ass.ess among the rest.
rAe schooner T. NJ Sears has landed her cargo in good
order, and left for New0reaus
Now in port Brig Sylphide, brig Metropolis, and an
Italian and Bremen brig
p S.-Sepe,ber 26,-The schooner Eagle, after being
examined by surveyors aud carpenters reported
rely unseaworthy and will be condemned. The great
wonder is how she ever goth here !"
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By the arrival yesterday # the steamship Yacht Capt
Thompson have received Galveston papers the 1,t
inst aud exchanges from the INTERIOR but We find
very little news ct interest
THE INDIANA Tho Houston Telegraph saws 1.-THE
hostlities of the indiaps seem to have broken out
afrssh, Every mail from the West brings accounts of
some new depredatious A baud of nine ten Indians
attacked party of thret mustangers short time since
about forty miles from Corpus Christi and killed on. of
them on the spot. Another severely wounded hut
made his way into Corpus Christi and gave the above
account to the Valley The paper snys sergeant
arrived from Los ouelos and reported that he found the
mail rider from that place Laredo living in the road
about fifty miles from Corpus Christi severely wounded
| with arrowsn
Recommendations convict, named Brady has escaped
from the State Penitentary reward is offered for his
| apprehension.
MuRpER.-The body of soldier was found near San
| known
An EXTRA SsssoN.-The question of an extra session
Of the Legislature is still being discussed by the press
! and the public generally.
| FATAL AFFaAY.-The Lavaca Commercial says: We
learn by private letter from the neighborhood Mrs
onaa whie engaged at game of cards at GROCERY in
nS heshoorhood, got into dispute when the former
tue latter several times with pocket knife kill
ing nun almost instantly stated that Conan had nc
weapons to defend himself coroner,s ;nouost ,v.s
4 murder s'sN'NA'SA ~ "ii'"'
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Proclamation
PAR JOSEPH WALKER, GOUvERNEUR DE L'ETAT
IInI A

BUREAU DE L'EXECUTIF, BAros RcueK, 8 AodL 1852.
ATTENDU Convention, assemble capitol do
Eta In vile de Rouge lie but dc changer Ia Ccnati
ton de Eta de la Lousne orione "mmedaement apes
aoum de lii Convention lie Gouyemenr pubea procuma
ton dams aquee divers officers de lEta auo
o organiser 6eon membres de fAsemblt Gcntrale,
douvrer Ghaqu aross de Etat endro ndques
PREMIER NARDI DE NOVEMBER proclaim pour
gutter peup de Etat dpton reject de cette Constellation
Ofciers lie
luncenn Constitution nyaent lie dro de voter u lie oua
lie posedeut de Ia Constitution Ghaque
eeur ornura opinion deposant dams bottle dstce
bain Inserts nos
CONSTITUTION ACCEPTEE' CONSTITUTION RE-
jETEE ben exprman cialrement ntenon de
relecteur Ia cl6tur de election lieu les
rsppor,s election gtutrale Ea qu
preside xamineront les bulletins
dpos lis rdsultat Seretre dEtat
dispositions de ia loi aetueie les elecons"
csnyenable de lancer proclamation,
Performance sud de In Couven-
ton, de plus oonnan les Sht CommAir 5cctouf OF
oe que celia de donDer avis de sassem
bier rccepaton lie ree de la Constitution, LIE
PREMIER MARD1 NOVEMBER proclaim, piss
hsut les procedures condus ct les fats onforne
ordnnance dispositions aloi acuele sur les eiecen
Par lie Gcuverneur, JOSEPH WALKER.
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Proclamation
BY JOSEPH WALKER, GOVERNOR OF THE STATE
on louisiana ..-'H

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, BATON RousK, August Q, 1852.
WHEREAS Convention lately assembled at the State to
the Baton Rouge for the changing the Cons etu
the Louisiana has ordained That immediately after
the Convention the Governor shall issue his ocla
directing Of this State authorized by awto
hold elections of the General Assembly, open and hoda
poll parish of the State the places designated by npon
the FIRST TUESDAY OF NOVEMBER for the purpose OF taking
the the people this State regard 10 the adoPsn
rejection of this Constitutions shall bs the duty Of said
entitled to vote under the old Consti-
ion under this Constitution Each voter shall express his oon
by depopg box to be kept for that purpose ticket
CONSTITUTION ACCEPTED' or
THE CONSTITUTION Rejected such word as
dscty convey intention OF the At the conclusion of said
election which shall respect the general stnts
election conducted designated preside over
the shall carefully examine and each ballot Deposited aud
a forthwith the Secretary of State
conformity the provisions of the existing law the subject Of
Now therefore, have thought issue this Proeama'iou
notifying the qualified the ordinance of the Con-
vention aforesaid furthermore commanding all She Commits
Elections all other therein notify the
people assemble and the Con-
siu,on upon the aforesaid FIRST NOVEMBER next
and thai the proceedings be
conformity the ordinance with the existing upon subject
Of elections. By the Governor, JOSEPH WALKER.
CHARLES GAYARaR Sec Of State. aus 9Pts
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TELEaRApHED TO THE CRESCENT

pp tbr National lins.
[Ofice Corner Of st; Charles and drawer streetsl
Webster and his Friends.
NrwYoRK, October5.
The Espress of to-day states that in few days, Mr..
Webster will relieve himself and his friends from the en-
barrassment that has caused by using his in
connection with the Presidency.
Nicaragua,
NEwYoRK, Tuesday, October g.
Late advces from San Juan state that the Government
of Nicaragua has repudiated the adjustment of Mr. Web
ster and Mr. Crampton and protest against all foreign
interference in the affairs of Central America.
General Scott.
CINCINNATI, October S.
General Scott and suite arrived here this morning and
met with an enthusiastic reception from immense crowds
of citizens and visitors the interior of Ohio and
lucky.
Network Markets.
NEwYoRK October f.
The Cotton market remains quiet, but prices firm
Mddlipg Orleans quoted at 1875 to l02 and Mddling
Upands 1923 to1osc per b. Flour has been in fair
request s4314 to 81 31a for State brands Corn is
active of LOCO bushels at 70 to II cents per
bushe for Western Mixed Pork is heavy and Mess has
sold at s17 621 to SIT rs per Dbl Lard in barrels has
sold at II cents per Id.
Steamer Ohio.
BALTIMORE, October 5.
The steamship Ohio bound from Aspinwa to NewYork
being thirteen days at yesterday put into
folk short of coal She has million hundred
thousand dollars worth of gold dust board and full
complement of passengers.
New Minister to Mexico.
NEwYoRK, October s.
Judge Conkling the Minister to Mexico, left here
to-day for Washington preparatory for his departure
his mission,
Steamer Saranac.
NEwYoRK October 5.
The United States steam frigate Saranac sailed from
this port to-day, for Brazil and Buenos Ayres.
NewYork Markets.
NEwYoRK. October 5.
The cotton market continues firm. but the sales are lin
tied to 400 bales Midding Orleans is quoted at 10s,
and Middng Upands at 10sc per h. Corn has been in
active request with sales of $4,000 bushels at tic for
Mixed Western Mess Pork is rmer, and lot of 1000
bbs had been sold at ST. rs SIS per Dbl Lard
II u to 12c per ID. Rio Coffee So to 91ac per b.
Ohio River-Markets.
PITrsBuRGH. October 5.
The river falling slowly with % inches in the channel
CINCINNATI. October 5.
The river here yet falling Markets steady Sales of
-four at So 25 Whisky held at II ac per gallon, and
very dull.
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CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.

The of the public called the superior facilities of
this office for the execution Of EVERY VARIETY of
8ooA, SOB, AND JSaurg getter=a press ]arsattnQ,
FROM A MAMMOTH POSTER
To the smallest and most delicate Card and Crc,.la,
In style of beauty and elegance and prices
moderate any office in the city, -
THE CRESCENT JOB OFFICE
of tbs complete and extensive in the Sonth Large
additions of the '='F
Latest Styles of Types, Borders nnd Ornaments
Have recently been made and the latest improvements in the
business will continue to be introduced as fast as
they make their appearancein the Northern ,
and Western Type Foundres.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,
In Gold, Colored Inks and Bronze,
Executed with and Dispatch in the latest and most
brilliant style
f Particular attention will be given to the Printing Of STEAM
BOAT BILLS and CARDS. STEAMSHIP BILLS POSTERS
which been given in the selection OF
Having Pross Of immense dmensions enabled to
larger than be elsewhere
t will also be bestowed upon LAW YERS
BRIEFS pooishees of which will he furnished Mt the shortest notice.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

CITY ~ Pates n r. sewart,J INVADE DR.. $ w Logan
Iacro y Dmgooasi A. e. Heshws seanhit Pamrcc; Gerg
H. aben Mrs lraben and children, Miss rab
Lister ST, Lonis; D. s. Martin Fuller
Lamb, BrNston s b. Ewing, NJ VIM Indy,
WI u Id Nin, H. p III Voorcis C. w Lockin
Bers, Mobile james Hall and a ghter, Wiam w Adams
Walker Ala; j. C. Gallagher Porto Rico Katheens
Grsnde James A. Lnesroh Master angstroh Master
kdde MNco: Pest Charles;
Oregon; f. Pink rpney Mis-
SAryxon. ;aveston Wilson, T. Barksiae b. w Martin
VIM NJ Nany alenberg, Ark NJ. Row, j. j. Jackson D.
DR.. Robe is, Houston, Texas.
ST LOUIS. Wm A. siue VIM. NJ Landry NJ Landry, Dr. P
NJ Ga Fremont, beryle NJ Boyle iy Miss
tochesi 4 p la~sac: C"ast T. Chapman o; r. Harrison
steamer California; Major Chase, u A. Major G. C ntton U.
A. Pensacola; H. P Ems Mobile; f. C. IIutter, Virginia.
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Fat Goods.

sttt "DOdS5s
CLIO Ell & J A ISON,
NO. is CHARITIES STREET,
Monday September 49, they will ready
splendid assortment of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
received from by ships Leuue Dyer viz
RICH PRINTED CALECoES;
RICH PRINTED BAYADERE ROBES;
RICH PRINTED DE LANE ROBES;
RICH DE LANE, SMALL FIGURES;
PLAID VALENTIAS AND CASHMERES;
PLAID TARTANS;
PRINTED ChSIiMERES AND PLAIN DE LAME;
PRINTED LASTING FOR CURTAINS;
SILK AND WoRSTED DAMASKS FOR CURTAINS;
GRENADINES, FOULARDS AND CiIALLY;
RICH DAMASK AND POMPAD0UR SILKS;
PLAIN AND CHANGEABLE SILKS;
PLAID AND STRIPED SILKS;
FIGURED BLACK AND PLAIN SILKS
CoLoRED MERtNOES AND BLACK BoMBAZINE;
EMB'D PLAIN LINEN CAMBRIA HDKFS.;
PARASOLS-A RICH ASSORTMENT;
COLD CASHMERE AND SILK SHAwLS;
FANCY AND BLACK CAsSIMERES;
COLORED SILK CRAVATS;
VALENClENNEs EDGING AND INSERTING;
FANCY MOoLEN SOCKS AND HOSE;
BED AND NEGRO BLANKETS;
MADAPOLAM AND FURNITURE CIIINTZ:
BLACK BoMBAZET, BoMBAzINE AND ALPACAs;
LIMO AND LINEN CAMBRlCS;
A1ERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS;
NORTH 49,.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
DOM ESTIC GOODS,
Suitable for Family and Plantation
sepll 2pf GlQuEL d JAMESON, Is Chatres
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being strong he before the First District Court
to be tried on the charge Of breach of trust,
CoMMITrED FOR TRIALa--James Cosgroye, on
the charge stealing pair of shoes the 4th instant
from the store Of j. G. Weber, the Of Julia and
Caroudet streets yesterday sent by Recorder Win
ter for trial before the First District Court s
CHARGE DISMISSED. Lott, arrested on
the 9th u the charge of having stolen quantity
jewery from Mrs Hortense Casey who lives at the
OF and Camp Streets yesterday examined by
Recorder Winter aud the proof not sustaining the
saton. he was discharged.
PROBABLE INFANTIcIDE.-Aw white child, about
three months old found last night by the First Dis
ric police lying on the Levee-dead No clue as to the
covered The officers the look out for its destroyer
BoDY FouND-The body of a white boy, about
twelve years old was yesterday evening found floating
in the river between Cont and St Louis streets 1t is
supposed to be the body of the boy who mentioned
elsewhere having fallen into the river from the steam
boat Princess No g.
HORSE STEALING,--Wm Davis, under arrest
in the First District charged with stealing horse in tbs
parish Of Point Coupee yesterday sent there to b
tried
The DIRK CAsE.-Emma Quirk, heretofore
noticed having been arrested for attempting to stab
Jacques Kaufman with dirk. yesterday examined
and discharged by Recorder Geno the facts appearing
as stated yesterday.
To PERSONS RUPTURED.-The many perma-
nent and eectua made by Dr. Sherman deserv
ing of more than passing notice. For particulars
his advertisement next page
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Died.
On Monday night October hntpst o'clock proac;eG
illness, CAROLINE E. YOUNG, aged "A years.

Is- To Mr.. JAMES Brooks, Acting Foreman
Phoenix Fire Company No SIN
yesterday with attached make following
ment regards the second throw of nny September
wo OF the Judges hes bsy and Foe being of the
that The second throw of No. should
Judge ( Gru0er nanng that 1t ought to giving
his that means taken repair known injury
explicitly stated, immediately before her throw that No.
good working order, and ready for the trial THROWN
Il you examine the decision Of the
given Wednesday last will find the following
No leading off, threw hundred
throw the of the objected
ccieut the apparatus the forcing being barsted The
however, measured the throw hundred
inches with the privilege
breakage good cause for continuance Of the trial
r. FORSTER,
E BLESSY
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Office No. 11s EXCHANGE ALLEY, ST.
IF Mr. TEARD Offers his services the pube and
that he will English spaDlh
CIRCULARS, PAMPHLETS CONTRACTS, ACTS OF NoiARIEs,
ARTICLES OF NEWSPAPERS, COMMERCIAL NOTICES AND
OTHERS LEASES MEETINGS OF COUNCILS AND OTHER
Lie MEETINGS. all kinds He will
Articles Advertisements for Newspapers Letters CcuiarU
He will devote his evenings the Books
t8f- Office hours from NJ o apa1 II
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To TIE Holders Of city Obligations

{
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS, Aug. Is, 1852.
T Notice hereby ho Of the mnturd obligations
old city, late Municipalities and OF the late city Of La
aystt, that the Treasury prepared all natred obgati
will be allowed untured obligations
an the instant
n,
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ANOTHER TRAGEDY SHADES Another of the
frequent bloody tragedies which have made the Shades
famous since Facouer has been proprietor of the esab
shment was enacted yesterday, and the erocious
lures of those who witnessed the terrible prompted
them to applaud the act. turtle of vast dimensions
cut off in the prime of life and the sacrifice be
fered to the human stomach at lunch time day
is hailed with delight by hungry thousands The
monies commence ut half past 10 O'Clock which
full moment large number of spoons expected to
in contact with the delicious turtle soup of the
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Correspondence of tbs Crescent

|
| HAVANA, October l, 1852
by the last steamer Empire City, for NewOreans two
passengers left this of whom it would be well for your
community to placed the qi rre Juaquise and Jose
ot'ga, orothers and Creoes of Cuba, employed by
tins Government to visit the United States making head
quarters at NewOreans, minge with the expatrated
Cubansjon in any and all of their projects n-
itiation in such secret associations as NAV exist and II
there such to aid in their instant creation to
win the confidence of the friends of Cuban
wherever they be found and to report anames and
factsto the Government here In their movements and
places they to receive the advice and instructions
the Spanish public agents in the United Staesthe pub
fishers of the Spanish organ in your city and the two
labt correspondents of the Diaro de Ia Maianon The
Oldest Juaquse, is bad sondisobcdent and criminal in
his home reationsso much so that his father had
petition Gen Concha that he might be banished from
Cuba in apprehension of his life, Of dsreputable
termination of his if permitted unchecked
such are the that barter their souls for the price
bloodhat sell their birth right for the lcnt of niquty
The American bark Cornelia Ward Of and for NewYork
stopped her way of this barber the I'D and
compelled to anchor two passengers taken from her and
put prison. her etterbags taken shore to the Office
of the Captain General aud demolished The vessel was
detained day. and usupaon of power brought to bear
upon her. not justified by any precedent or warranted by
any criminal action the part OF the officers owners
of the vessel The week previous the bark Chde Harold
olmsted of and from NewYork searched throughout
her cabin her entraueethe officials engaged in the
dirty work behaving like many pirates street
thieves They took all the papers, which the captain had
purchased for the of himself aud the officers of his
ship-not intended for distribution in Misunderstanding
Just as much right to take his napkins any
other property of the vessel, these papers. If
the captain was permitting them to be passed on
shore, they would have had the right of seizure
not otherwise. This vessel has been in the hands
OF the police-taken forcbc possession of by order of
denefal Canedo. Messrs Drake & receive bills of
aing OF Il cases mark NJ of castings for machinery
but not knowing the bites shipping the articles they
denounced the goods to the under the fear
That the castings might be small They have made
immense wealth out of American commerce and trado,
and YET at moment of alarm, without any iustaahc
cause OK apprehension for themselves or their business
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TENNESSEE MARINE RiRE INSURANCE Coe1pAYy-We
would call the attention Of property the
tsement of this old and stable company which will be
found in another column 1t has capital of S30oOOO
and is the Oldest association of the kind in the State
Tennessee. 1t has no connection whatever with any
other company The agents in this city Messrs.
Pickett Perkins Co.. Commercial Exchange, st. Charles
street.
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| WEATHER AND cRors - he Point Coupee (La.) Eeht
Of the % instant During the past week the
has been exceedingly fine and favorable to the cotton
picking. The cane is rpenng rapidly, and of our
planters propose commencing to grind the 10th of
tober,
The Wilkinson (Miss Wing of the same date says !:
The reports to the destruction Of cotton thick
and fast This country is suffering very heavily the
rot and from the papers gather that the loss is gen.
eral throughout the cotton growing States.
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gs~ CERRo GoRDo CLUB.-The Members of
this Club the SCOTT THIS EVEN
ING O'Clock, their Hall the street
form procession AID march the Mass Meeting
First District. NJ. C. EDWARDS, President
]. w. DurLEssts, Secretary ocs
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Owing to the length Of the Debates of the Stat.
Convention, in this mornings issue the Proceedings
the Board of Aldermen ut their sitting of the 18th u iii
French. crowded cut. They will appear to-
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.aueEsescsate,ers de hons de la TrtHe
BUREAU Du TREsoRIER,

BUREAU DU TREsoRIER,
WILLIE NILE oRLH ANS, IS Aoht, 1882.
TT Avis preiene dsteneurs des bons feh
de ancienne vile d municipalities willie de Lafayette
Tr6sVr antenant pref payer les obligations dhe
ehua
II courant. [au20l WA. II. GARLAND, Treso,,eI.
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We are indebted to the clerk of the steamship Louis
iana for Texas papers The dates by the Louisiana
the same as by the Yacht
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FROM THE FfsHrNG GnouNps.-The commander of the
British steam ship of Devastation has written letter
to the Governor of Prince Edwards Island asking for
further force inasmuch according his account the
American f,hing vessels ockng in great numbers
those parts of the shores of that Island which are at
present unprotected by any British force.
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We are under obsiistou to the Purserof the Blac
Warrior for Havana papers,
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meeting will held THIS EVENING, CwEDNEsDAY)
o'clock, their Hail. Commercial Exchange
Charles Perdlo
Hon. J. BENJAMIN Mr. BERAUDEz, others will
address the meeting.
All friends of SCOTT GRAHAM the citizens generally
respectfully invited to attend
orie W. EMERSON, Secretary,
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We are indebted to the clerk of the steamship Yach
for Texas papers. sAl sr
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Housekeepers and dealers had better improve the CD.
portuny offered them to-day, to buy household goods al
Weymouths Auction Rooms. He sells a great varet,
Of fine and common furniture See advertisement
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ms- F1REMEN,s CuAR1rARLE Assoc1ArIoN.

The Delegates this ASSOCIATION will regular ae
Meeting be hold MONDAY October H. o'clock p NJ at h
Hall Louisiana Hose Company Po Caronielet
By orler Fl SLACK Secretary
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We indebted to the clerk of the Southern Belle for
river papers and to the officers of the mail steamer Cali
fornia, for Mobile ftvors >
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gsas- The GENERAL ASSEMBLY, ORDER OF THU
LONE STAR, wilt hold adjourned meeting THURSDAY Oct
1899 No 40 Camp street, the Office of D. l. Ricardo
Noa'y Public. BY order
Ut AUG. w JOURDAN, Secretary.
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mzs- RALLY! RAL1,Yll RALLY

RAJ r THE Rangers room
the PEARL No 90 St. Charles WEDNESDAY
October ut O'Clock, for the purpose of attending meeting the
First District.
By or'ier Of the Presd mt, CHARLES NJ WATERMAN.
A. LARosE, s. TONY, A. SAUCER, Secretaries.
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We are indebted to the Clerk of the steamer Swallow
for river favors.
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Efs- The regular weekly packet steamer
FRANK LYON Capt Stone will leave for PRINCETON THIS DAY.
and EVERY FRIDAY thereafter Shippers may the
tinuing in the trade during the sesson.
2ptf STRoTEER BROS. Agents. IS Poydras street.