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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-26
Ne1U Goods,
G l @ U E l. g. J A son,

G 10 U E l. & MISON,
NO. 18 CHARITIES STREET.
fB We have now in store complete assortment of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
bought in Europe and the North INSPECTION which
offering at low Our stock part Of
RICH PRINTED DE LAME ROBES;
RICH PRINTED BAYADERE ROBES;
PLAID VALENCIAs AND CACHMIREs;
PRINTED DE LAME FOR CHILDREN;
PRINTED CALICO ROBES;
RICH PRINTED FRENCH CALIcoEs;
PRINTED HASTINGS FOR CURTAINS;
SILK AND WoRSTED CURTAIN DAMAsK;
CHANGEABLE AND PLAIN SILK;
RICH DAMAsKS AND BURPOUR DRESSES;
PLAID AND STRIPED SILKS;
RICH DAMAsK, BLACK SILKS;
PLAN BLACK SILKS-Geperai assortment;
EMB'D AND PLAIN LINEN CAMBRIA HDKFs.
EMB'D MUSLIN ROBES;
EMB,D BOBlNET AND MUSLIN CURTAINS.
FANCY SILK CRAvATs AND RIBBONS;
EMB'D AND PLAIN CANTON GRAPE sHAwLs;
ENID COLLARS, cHEMsETTEs AND SLEEVES;
VELVET AND SILK CLoAKs;
EAB'D BoBINET AND MUSLIN FOR BARS,
BLACK CANTON GRAPE FOR DRESSES;
LADIES' AND GENTLEhENs KID GLOVES:
VELVET AND RIBBON TRIMMINGS;
CHILDREN'S MERINO AND CACHMIRE CIoAKs.
CoLoRED, BLACK AND PLAIN BuRpOUR.
REAL AND IMITATION BLACK LACE Wells;
GENTlEMEN's SILK cRAvATs AND STOCKS;
EMB'D AND PLAIN SWISS MUSLIN;
YALENCIENNEs, EDGING AND INsERTINCs:
SILK AND CACHMlRE sHAWLS
PLAID AND PLAIN TARTANs;
CoLoRED CLOTHES FOR LADIES' CLoAKs;
RODGERS WELSH AND SILK FLANNELs,
COTTON DAMAsKs AMI PRINTED CAIICoEs for Curtains
LADIES' SILK MANTILLAS;
FANCY PARAsoLS AND UMBRELLAS;
BLACK FIGURED, PLAIN AND STRIPED AIpAcAs.
MERINO HOSE AND HALF HOSE;
MERlNo AND GAUZE SHIRTS;
LADIES' CHILDREN AND GENTLEN1EN's HOSIERY:
SILK BANDANA HANDKEBCHIEFs;
FRENCH CORSETS;
FRENCH AND ENGLISH BED BTANEETc.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH NEGRO BLANKETS.
BLEAGHED AND UNBLEACHED CoTToNs:
CoTToNADES, KERsEYS, LINsEYs DOMESTIC pr AIDS
COTTON CHECKS, FuRNI' IRE CHECKS DENNIS;
TICKS, MARINER STRIPES CORDS, NEEDLES:
TAPES, HOOKS AND EYES, PINS, LINEN BRAIDs
HEAD HANDkERCHIEFs, WOODEN sHAwLs;
LoWELLs, sATINETs, CAssIAIEREs, etr. etc.
oct25 sep GIQUEL l. JAMIsoN Ia cbar,,ss ,,ra.+
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Later from Texas.

By the arrival yesterday the steamship James L Day
Capt Talbot have received Galveston papers to the
2lst and exchanges from the interior. We do not
however, find any items of news.
GEN. P, SMITH We learn that the health of General
Smith is not good. He had left San Antonio for the
western frontier
DAN6uE FEyER-This disease has been prevailing to
considerable extent at Indanola and Port Lavaca In a
it into typhus fever several deaths have
occurred The disease itself rarely if ever proves fatal
RALRoAps,-The railroad enthusiasm has not abated
and meetings being held in nearly all parts of the
State,
From Ell PAso.--The San Antonio Ledger of the 14th
has the following
On Monday last Mr. Dunn arrived in town in charge of
the III Paso train, belonging to Sweet Co. Mr. Dunn
left Ell Paso the Esd ut At Eagle spring he encoun
tered body of Mescaeros branch of the ipans This
about 100 miles from I'll Paso They charged on the
train with strung bows but reiterated when Some FORTY
emerged from the vehicles with ugly looking msket
Again at the Painted Cave distance of IT'S miles from
San Antaonio another body attempted steal the animals
belonging to the train they also amounted to about
same number The same body had lately off the
Boundary Commission, under the command of Lieut.
Michler. from the Rio Grande The Commission, at
San PHILIPPE had sent an express to Eagle Pass for rein
foreement.
Mr. Dunn states that Lewiss train which!will arrive
here in few days, lost four at Comanche Spring
These four advance of the train The train found
them dead their arrival The road is in the finest
Mr. Dunn is raptures about it. He pronounces
the finest natural road in the world The whole coun
try is full of Indians.
The day before Mr. Dunn left Ell paso twenty mine
mules taken from Magoffusyille by the Indians
There is trade at that place. comparatively none
There eight ten scky looking soldiers at Ma
gofnsville. The fort is forty miles distant The
citizens constantly and bitterly of want of pro-
lection the Federal military. The Indians commit
depredatons they please. No is safe beyond the
heart of the settlement Skillmau shot the
suburbs Dunn met the mail on the 2lst ut its way
to Santa Fe. There millions of bushels of white
onions for sale in that region Lews train is freghted
Mexican
Doane has been promoted to the Acaldeshp of that
ton of country
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4 of dark and Inournful drapery, and
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las~ BoATMEN RALLY IA grand rally of the
SCOTT AND GRAHAM ANTIsNAG CLUB will take place OIL
THIS EVENING October 49, Mt halfpast o'clock the
City Exchange Cutomhouse
TIE Club will then proceed attend the Mass Meeting
Market.
By order of the President, J. NJ. CONVERS
MARX ANTHONY A MAcAULEy C. SHAM Secretaries OPS 1t
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I8~ RALLY! RALLY !! RALLY !-SCoTr ANT
GRAHAM CLUB OF THE THIRD DISTRICT The members of h
Gu will meet in their Hail. the MAGNOLIA CoFFEEHosE
corner Eysn Fields and Moreau Streets TUESDAY EVENING
October 49, at hapast6 o'clock The greas
By order Of WILLIAM DEBUYs President
A. BouRGEs B. HERNANDEZ E. sTAEs Secretaries oct.s
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THE BOOK OF THE HEART or Embems. Illustrated by
thirty-six Steel Eugraviugs
THE FRUITS OF AMERICA-By c. NJ Hovey.
LIVES OF WELLINGTON AND PEEL-From the London Times,
GOOD IN EVERYTHING-A Sio'y. By Mira Barwel
REUBEN MEDLICoTT or The Coming Mainly NJ. W. Savage
author OF Bachelor of the Albany.
NoRTHWOoD; or Life North souh-By Mrs Sarah j. Hale.
THE CABIN AND THE PARLOR or, Slaves Masers-By ]
Thornton Randolph
GODEYS LADYS BOOK FOR NOVEMBER.
SOUTHERN LADY'S BOOK FOR NOVEMBER
GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE FOR NOVEMBER.
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ms- Rally! RA11yil R,11ylll-Jr

Ms- RALLY! RALLY! RALLY!!! - UNION
SCOTT AND GRAHAM CLUB, FIRST WARD FIRST DISTRICT
This Club will hold MASS MEETING at DRYADES MARKET on
TUESDAY EVENING, October 70, O'Clock.
Several distinguished and popular orators will address the meeting
Among them Rande Hunt w Price, Day. Colonel
Abbot I. G. Noel, ofJefe City, and German speaker
The Scott and Graham Clubs the city, Jefferson City Caoou
and Scott Rangers Gee Club and the generally respect
fully invited to attend. VS. CAMPBELL, President.
w Mci
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Ao'Hi''...''.'s''.s
A HESTER, Secretary Board Of Health

lsg~ RALLY! RALLY! RALLY II! - SCoTT
AN s-The Scott Rangers will ROOM
over the PEARL 80 St. Charles street. EVENING
October 90, at o'clock meeting Dryass Market
District.
By orter of CHARLES NJ WATERMAN pre.d.nt
A. LARosE, s. Toby Jn, A. SAUcIRR, Secretaries oct26
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DOtbeay's W's.tting and BOoA
kRRQin0 a4cndRanax

~ No. 90 Canal street. [Estabished in 1871 ANr
nv Ssnemen can be qualified to understand KEEP A
ny set u Books In FEW WEEKS, by learning
uENCE Book instead spending YEARS opyin
Sork OF Others without under tanding the PRINCIPLES 1t is
nu waste Of lime to learn after gong into house
corrected in few days Glasses expressly Ladies' Also Ch
ostss stop RUFUS DOLBEAR, 81 Cauaisi ree,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-26
]. W. DupIEssls, Secretary.
50E- Wings RALLy!-A N

Zss- WINGS RALLY!-A Mass Meeting Of the
Wings of the the IRENE MARKET
arCongo Square, THURSDAY EVENING o'clock
The Club the citizens Of NewOr
leans attend.
The meeting will be addressed by distinguished
French and Englsh.
The Scott Rangers Steamboat respectfully
vited to attend. By order of the
LUNDY LANE GLIB
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-26

ANOTHER EpIToR Cow MIR. VIM. NJ Messenger of the
Henderson Texas Flag Of the Unon having been eapt
waited by Miss Eliza Ramey, committed matrimony on the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-26

lss~ RALLY! RALLY! RALLY |! THE EX-
EcuTIVE COMMITTEE of the SCOTT AND GRAHAM CLUB OF
THE THIRD DISTRICT notifies all having against
said Club, them for payment their Cubroo
Mcreau and Eiyan Fields Streets THURSDAY,
o'clock p oct26
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-26

gaas- STATE Observation-Disclosures Crescent:
Please that GEORGE p BRIANT Esq o
the last five efficient Clerk the Treasury Department will
supported for the office Of STATE TREASURER by
octIl MANY FRIENDS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-26

The STRIKE NEwYoRK.-rhe merchants and ship
of NewYork have determined not pay the
demanded by the sevedores and rgger but they have
nevertheless consented to pay rgers l5 and steyedores
1885, aud after the 2lst inst The demand was los and
Ids. The old rates were las and Us
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-26
w- LAST GRAND RALLY !!-GRAND MAS

~" LAST GRAND RALLY !!-GRAND MASS
MEETING OF THE WINGS OF NEW oRLEANS,-At meeting
of the Wing Executive C.rntee, evening" following
ouons unanimously adopted:
Rssoed, That The Wing Executive Committee
fellow whiga OF New Orleans assemble MASS MEETING
MONDAY EVENING the Of November,
Canal street between Magazine and Carondelet
Reso That nsuc this will be the last grand
prior the election the Scott Graham and
Age Gena and Jefferson well every whg attend
Stands will be erected at three different points, and the meeting
be addressed by several distinguished speakers.
Z. SALoMoN, Seey. [oet23 tdl N. MARKS. Prauidant
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Ia5- CERRo GoRDo CLuB-The members of
this Club will Mt their Hail. Salvador Prats
and Custombouse Streets EVERY EVENING at hapas
o'clock All the other Clubs respectfully
The at No. Duncan Buildings E
change Place [otc4 TEL JAS. w. DUPLESsIS, Secy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-26

TIE YAsDALIA-The dismantipg of this sloop-of war,
preparatory to being taken into dock is progressing
The Philadelphia Navy Yard She will probably be COM
pleey overhauled she has but recently returned
d three years. cruise 10 the Pacific
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-26

VETERINARY SUGEoN-Dr. Elliott the most celebrated
in his line in the South has recently called to his aid
very powerful agent for the of Lock Jaw in horses
disease hitherto considered beyond the reach of medical
art Several obstinate that considered hope
less are doing good service in the shafts horse
the property OF Mr. Connolly yesterday
fit for duty after most prctracted siege The is also
adept at all diseases to which horsefesh is heir to-
Several fine nags both single and in pairs always on hand
for sale. oct26 At
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Commodore Salter. late commander of the Brooklyn
Navy Yard about to be presented with silver pitcher
by the mechanics employed in the yard testimonial
of their respect The pitcher will weigh AZ
and cost $40, ghs lH
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ReceiUed at y. G. .Norgan's,

ENCHANTE PLAUE,
BY HARNDEN,S EMPRESS,
MRS. HALE'S GREAT NATIONAL WORK
NoRTHWooD; OR, LIFE NORTH AND SOUTH By Sarah Jose
pha Halle beautifully Illustrated. This brilliant book which
grace moral purity Mrs Hales genius
played has great CLAIMS the the public aside from
the intense interest which the exces fascinating
charm of the style in which written. great
vivid picture OF society the North and South up
bright relief to the dark back ground nacia those eterpa
elements Love and Truth which should prevail tn
two great sections OF country order that both boun
together in firm and indssoube Union Northwosd is
fact captivating teacher OF Patriotism South exhibit
ing what each the other all relations responsibilities an,
breathing the true spirit which should BOTH Every on,
should possess copy of Norhwood.
]. C. MORGAN, Bookseller ard Stationer
oct25 Std 2tW ExenAnss p,nn. .lioir;rs post at.
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SUBMARINE DRAw-BRipGE.-The NewYork Herald in
noticing the articles exhibition at the Fair of the
American Institute mentions sub marne draw bridge
says "The bridge in question proof against food
and fire. and offers obstruction to vessels passing it
lowers, by segments, may be desired TO
great depth the water and the vessels pass over after
which it can be again raised in few seconds The draw
acts upon movable posts placed upon the bottom of the
river, and can be made of any strength desiredn
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Commission Carpet ut,ayehouse

Commission Carpet Warehouse.
TODD & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND GENERAL AGENTS
OF
CARPETS, DOMESTIC GOODS, Etc.
DEMONSTRATIONS Matthew'S Esq; G. cnzs. ESQ., csb;,
Mechanics md Traders Bank Messs Burnside Co Messrs
VIM + Converse Co.. Iho A. Adams Esq President Cresen,
Mutual Insurance Company; Matthew'S Finley l. Co. Bankers
October H. at 2o Canal street. Touo Bungs large and
nifcent stock Of 80
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CARPETS,
elected with great from this IMPORTATION and MANI
'AeiuE which were purchased for CASH. ssal
bargains, Wholesale retail viz:
90 pieces John Grossly Sons best B VELVET; =
30 - Bx
80 extra super TAPESTRY;
so - Pardos Hoomnns & Pardos best Bx VELVET;
so extra super TAPESTRY.
DO Bigelow best BRUSSELS;
80 extra 3ply LOWELL MANUFACTURES
MITCFIEL'S
as THoAIPSONylLLE
100 Buper INGRAINi
IS TAPESTRY INGRAM;
VELVET, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS VENETIAN AND p,MAs
STAIR CARPETS;
MOSAIC VELVET IMPERIAL AND TuFTED RUGS.
LINEN, PRINTED WOOL AND OIL STAIR CLOTHS
sLooR OIL CLoTHs-Al widths;
GRASS STAIR RoDS-Assorted sizes;
pAINTED WINDOW SHADES, etc., ETC.
oet95 4tap 100 CANAL STREET bslo,v Rn,
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JGS- RALLY! RALLY !! RALLY!!! - CERR,
GoRDo The Cerro Gordo Club will meet at hei
Hail. corner of Rampant Cusomhouse Streets on THIS EVENING
October 49, at o'clock for the purpose attending meeting to
held at the Dryades street Market.
By order. M. c. EDWARDS, President.
], W. DuPIEssis, Secretary, ortos
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-26

rs For GovEENoR.-We are authorized to
Colonel RICHARD HAGAN candidate for Governor
his State, under The new Constitution. oct7 9pte
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To Parents and Others
NTEREsTEpIN sUITABL

INTERESTED IN SUITABLY CLOTHING
7 Ii L l. 7 I l. E ON ES!!
B Ladies and others who sapentend the Clothing of their Bows
are invited TO call at the esablishmentof
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
"a MAGAZINE STREET,
where they purchase articles of Clothing with which thew will be-
well pleased. We take pride in offering stock of
BOYS CLOTHING
better made and trimmed than any other establishment in the United
States. We solicit careful examination of assortment
E5- NO DEYII7I0N IN PRICES
ALFRED MUNRoE 4 CO.,
oe2S et2pltW "a Magazine street, of sraver.
GENTLEMENS CLOTHING
IN +. STRINGER co.
No. 30 STREET,
Just opening, large assortment of
GENTLENIEN'S CLOTHING,
OVER COATS, f9"s "'' 'A' NC" Styles Of
OFFICE COATS
FRoCK AND DRESS COATS,
Fancy CASHMERE PANTS
Rich BR0CADE SILK VESTS,
SILK VELVET VESTS,
., ,>,,,,, !, ,,r, ,,soyr>, .u CASHMERE VESTS
SILK, MERiNo AND LAMBS wool. UNDER GARMENTS
large variety OF SILK AND SATIN SCARFS AND GRAvATs
81 WI be receiving NEW GOODS by steamship throaeon
the season, octs6 smspiw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-26

LETTER TO Miss HAYEs.-The Lynn (Iass.,) Committee
have addressed attering letter to Kate Hayes hel
generosity in giving concert in aid of the new church
Nahant.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-26

MunppcS. The Mobile Tribune states that this ceie
DRAFTED trotng horse has been sold by Mr. Co,tra to
party in NewYork for $4,000.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-26
n.y. Mass MEETING OF THE WIRES

gES MASS MEETING OF THE Wings OF THE
Cry JErFERsoNThe SCOTT CLUB of the City Jefferson will
hold MASS MEETING Stock Landing, WEDNESDAY the
With nst at o'clock The different Graham Clubs
the City of Newoeans and Parish of Jefferson respectfully
to attend Several orators will address the meeting.
By order of the President. F. WHITE.
GEO. C. YouSa and JULES MICHEL. Secretaries. oct23
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The New SUBMARINE BoAr.-Alexander, the inventor
OF the great submarine boat with other gentlemen
made descent from the Battery NewYork the 18th
instant and remained under hours They were
vociferously cheered when they reappeared
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-26

re- To PERSONS RuPTURED. THE many per-
manen and ecunl cures made By Dr. Sherman deserving
than passing notice. For particulars his
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SCoTTS POLITICAL WORKS-Compete in VOL svo With nil h;
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liEATf REcErrrs OF CoTros.-From Sunday evening at
sunset to last evening at seven O'Clock the following
number Of bales Of Cotton received by the steamers
herein panaed Magnolia, 1852 Bulletin No O. $3.50 !;
Saxon 264s P Dalmau, 145s; New Latoua, 1914; Gre
NADIA 1920; Alton, 1879 Piota, 1866 Louisa, $3.50
Princess No. 1924; Morsett, 5eT J. l.. Day, 144
Union, is; NJ Greenwood, 213-Total 2sO5o bales
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-26

DAMAGES CLaiMEp-Phillip Allen Son, of Providence
extensive calico printers have instituted suit against
firm in Louisville, KY for counterfeiting their labels
and laid their damages ct $4,000.
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C0rpettssg-Cas.peting.

n,o,,,,, AT 70 CHARITIES STREET
BRousSEAU CO. have received b, late arriyals 20
Mge and splendid assortment Of CARPETING such as
apsror VELVET AND BRUSSELS TAPESTRY.
BRUSSELS, THREE,PLYs, INGRAINS, VkNETiA ANS etc:
lgued BAIZE and LINEN Crumb Cloths WINDOW
LAIR RODS TABLE AND PLANO COVERS RUGS Of ali Kinds
White and Colored NJ 4TTING etc., etc ~ Va ~ A'
'LOOR OIL CLOTH "a feet vida of vnropa oil
" Va '-ss"'s'eA5 Pei
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Snow STORM EAsr.--Snow to the depth of an
inch fell at Danve. Vermont Saturday the 10th inst
and to the depth of six inches at Nashua N H. Fri
day. letter from Pennington, N H.. dated the 18th
inst states that the tops of the hills and mountains in
that vicinity covered with snow At Portland Ne
there was also snow storm the 18th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-26

PROFITABLE FARMlNe.-A farmer in Euclid, Ohio has
this season raised 5000 bushels potatoes on ten
gronud and marketed them in Cleveland at fifty cents per
bushel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-26

THAsKsGIviNa The 26th day of November next has
been named by GOV. Hunt, of NewYork, as day of
Thanksgiving and Prayer
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Dr.. PARKER AND Mas SrowE.--It is intimated in the
NewYork Observer that Dr. Parker intends to prosecute
the suit for libel against Mrs Stowe for the use of his
name in Uncle Toms Cabin
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THE HolY LAsp.A survey of the Holy Land has been
made by Lieut.. Van de yelde, formerly of the ROYAL
Dutch Navy. He has made very interesting obserya
tions.
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the removal Of Hon. Thomas Butler King, as Coecto,
at San Francisco is confirmed The charges against him
are said to be misapplication of funds
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PRiarERs' FEsTIyALs-Phe members of the Journeymer
Printers Union of Philadelphia celebrated their
anniversary, Saturday evening the 10th instant by
sumptuous entertainment.
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An IssAsE EDlroR.-An Englishman, who has receuty
been in the editorial department of weekly paper in
Boston, has been sent to the Lunatc Asylum at South
Boston, as an insane person.