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Meeting of Kentuokians.

At meeting of Kentuckans, held last night, at the
hall over the Shades Logan Hunton Esq, called to
the chair, and VIM. Chambers appointed Secretary.
On motion Of Mr.. Parmele, the following resolutions
were adopted
Wheeas The citizens and public authorities of the city
OF New Orleans have taken steps to testify by public OBJ
seqaes on the 9th December their appreciation of the
services of the distinguished American statesmen Cal
houn CLAY and Webster their grief for their loss and
spect for their memory and whereas the natives Of Ken
lucky soourning in this city entertaining these sen
ments and wishing also to evnce by their presence
that occasion the profound generation with which they
regard the memory Of Henry Clay DESTROYS join with
their citizens in this manifestation therefore be it
Rcsored That all the Kentuckans in this city be re-
qested to form in body in the procession the 9th
proximo.
Rss0lrea, That committee of three be appointed to
confer with the Grand Marshal request that posi-
ton be assigned to Them guard Of honor to the
hearse Of Henry Clay.
RESOLVED That committee of five be appointedto have
suitable embems prepared for the occasion to make
such other arrangements may be deemed requisite
Under the second resolution, John H. Owen Cuthbert
Bullitt and NJ 0. II. Norton were appointed.
Under the third resolution, Garnett Duncan Edward
Parmele, R. ]. Ward, Edward ]. Carroll and John W
Price. So
Messrs John II. Owen and J. L. Armstrong were an.
pointed Treasurers, and Committee on Finance
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

Mm Ppto and family Mr. Protho M'ss xotho Grant
iiosmer, Ii II johnson, Walker Shslhy W Reid
Mt"Ip+nIr Sanders Sanders =; Neil Frapcke She
Ho W Stewart Teagarden, C Phillips, Richard
s3n Miss RICHARDSON Miss W Cayce, Murphy Hawthorn
Alssi Z ii Rollins steamer New World. ~
VEaANpA &c Car Car, II Garrett. Springfield {;
Hodges Hea, Alu Ragner Liverpool Carr T,nn & W
ease AIR and Mrs Thompson and child Miss Baldwin,
Nj H. iiy DR. Gison Anrey Babb, Miss; Mis-. Taylor
sts,she Wsedman, Ky; Stevens, lady child Al Il
81 LOUIS =! Beatty, Bssy Mias Beatty, DR. scuddsy
v ades Dominique La; Send and LADY, Fancs Plat
Wills o; Biekborn srehs Mass; II SGephsrd q I In
gersol VI Mr. and Carper j. Wn Rollins Md; Mr MINI
nms Lynnm c; Powell and lady Texss Lieut. Joaes
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BUREAU DIES CoNAIIssAIREs DE LA
DETTE CoNsoIlDEE DE LA NOUVELLE- ORLEANS

NoUvELLEo ORLEANS, 81 ocobre, 1852.
En- vertu de Ia 37eme section dc racte de In
Legislature de PE'"s de la Louisiana tuG pour onsoider In
'e dc houSele-eahs ct Commencement 81 Admi
aaon de ses As apIro0vt % F6yrisr 1857 ct de la 5s
section de iaee ntae Ace sppdmontafre IN ie
Ve de Ia NonveleolaHa ncorroraon do Ia will,
de Lafayette aYec la vile de la Nonye On
vrier 1885, ct dan. lie hut de lanceane wills .s
PREMIERE 'econde ct odm municipalities vile de Ive,.
les choheees rtchanee
faux hei r ct equitable dc echus o u,ro,
obgasons de Paaenne Vile, PREMIERE seconie ct
municipalities ct vile de Lafayette BnNs DE yIgE
DE La NouVElLE-oRLEANs FouR La soMNE DE MILE
flAslhEs CHACUN DATE DU Ter JULIET lsb? pAYAuiEs
DAMS QuARAN1E ms bureau d In VILE ay sa
avee Dies coupons dc eute SIN POUR PAR paae dana
Ia vile de NewYo lie lar Jan,i Juliet de ehaaue nnnae
les 'eret' sur les Obligations oa tange CONNIE Il ss dit eli
he'u eoht eacae u4uai Ter Janver 1853 6poae aauele s
h'eeh sur les bons e1nis commencement.
Lea Submissions eniossees bnpee M hon,
etc. 9uveres qnams upd haque ueis daer de und ~
Novembre 1852. " ~ -
Les eomissaires rseryen lie reoe en- psr en- oa
Lite les Submissions oGertes.
. &C oMMISsAIREs
A. D. cRoSsMAN, Marie.
Q. DEBUYS, Contr6leur
W. H. GARLAND, Tresorier.
w. p. CONVERSE, President du Conf ds r,o,,o H. c. L.,
Aldermen. ~
L. H. du Finances du Copseil ,s A,,s
tans-Aldemen. " ~ wv N''''
A. LAYET, Secretaire, eoo..
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NesU BOOKS,

IesU Books,
FOR SALEBY
TIL o NJ A S l.. WHITE,
53 CANAL STREET, NEW NO. 105.
BOOK FOR A CoRNER-Second series.
MRS GILMANS oRACLES FOR YOUTH,
HOME AND SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY
oTToS TREASURY OF STORIES.
NUT CRACKER AND MOUSE KING.
ADVENTURES OF PUNcHINELLo AND OTHER STORIES
WINTER EVENING RECREATIONS.
GRAMMAIRE ANGLAISE-By BADGE,
KEY to Ditto.
WINTER EVENING STORY BoOK-By Uncle Tom,
ARCHrTECTURE-By Hosken, Tredgold Young
PALSY THE POTTER-Hs I Labors and in
VILLAGE LIFE IN EGYPT--By St. John,
THE FORESTRY J. v. Huntingdon
DISCOVERY AND EXPLORATION OF THE MISSISSIPPI yAr
LEY-By John G. Shea ,o,,o $50,
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OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS or THE
CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW nRr y i. ,,s

NEW oRLkAss, October 81, 1851
By virtue Of the thirty seventh section of IL.
act Of the Legislature Of the State of Louaiana ENTITLED aAn A
Consolidate the City New Orleans and provide for the
and administration Of Its aarsn approved 2d Of February @
and Of the section Of the act supplementary thereto and
for the incorporation of the City Lafayette tho CITY Of NJ
Jeans approved the day. and Of the third section NJ -
entitled can Act supplementary an act to Consolidate tho Civ
New Orleans and provide for the
a" approved March 1884, and for the purpose Of pavn ~
interest accrung the entire debt Of the city Of meeting al o
lions the old corporation Of tho Ato First and Third Nh
cpaies and City Of Lafayette maturing during the year 1875
SEALED PROPOSALS will DO received at this Office from hi,
until the SECOND MONDAY 18th December at IL o,
NJ for the purchase of all any portion sercs Of TRTrr
HUNDRED BONDS OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANs n, ~
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS EACH; said Bonds ii be 49,
the FIRST OF JULY 1881 payable 10 FORTY YEARS. the oa
the Treasurer of the city with interest attached ho
the rate ofsx PER cENTUM PER ANNUM payable annu,l
from and after the frat the City New York on d.
January the m Of July Of each year. Proposals 70 be en-
Bds for the purchase Bonds the City New ocan,
and addressed 70 Adophe Layet Secretary the Board Com
Of the Consolidated Debt of tho City Of oreans 10 r.
opened and she Bonds adudated to the highest on the ian
December at noon aforesaid.
TERMS PAYMKSCas Tor any the coupons or h
cations the old city the late Frat Third Muucpale.
City Lafayette maturing Mt the option Of the parch
oneouh the first of January oneourh the frat of
fourth the frat Of May aid the remainder the frat July ssa
with per per January 1885, the Commits.
reersg right per the Bonds adjud
aed guarantee for compliance with his contract the part the
purchaser The Commissioners further the right rejecting
any all bids.
..CoMMISsIoNERs...
A. D. CROssMAN Mayor.
o. DrBUYS, Comptroller.
WIN. II. GARLAND, Treasurer.
W.P. CONVERSE, CLairman Finance Committee
Board Of Aldermen.
La PLACE, Chairman Finance Committee,
Board of Assistant Aldermen.
A. LAYEf, Secretary ~ oct9l tl3hDsc
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FRosr-The Mobile Tribune has letter from Bar
bour county Aa dated the 18th of November which
mentions the occurrence Of three ost there and which
states that the cotton crop in Barbour Macon, RUSSELL
Henry Dale Coffee and Pike counties will exceed the crop
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SHARP PRAcrIeE-The Springfield (Mass) Republican
says that John Van Buren, has been to Concord since tho
election This sharp practice There will be anything
but concord in the party John gets place. And the
same may be said, if he don't get place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-19

The LAND OF STEADY HARtIs.-In the Superior Court
at New Haven, during the October term fewer thar
twenty-one divorces were granted.
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REMoFALor FREE NEGRoEs,-In the proceedings Of the
North Carolina Legislature, We that Mr.. Webb, Of
Rutherford offered in the House of Commons on the Goth
utmo resolution nstructing the Committee Finance
to inquire into the most eligible plan for gradually reno
was adopted
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-19

FIRE AND Loss LlFE-A fro occurred at Watertown.
NJ \, on the 9Th nst which consumed $4,000 worth of
property. Hudson Haddock, young student in the
institute in that town, persisted in the flames.
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DEATH THE Hon. DAVID HENsHAw-Boston Nov. II.
Hon David Henshaw. who for while held tho post of
SECRETARY Of the Navy under President Tyers admins
traon died this morning. after brief illness at his resi-
dence at Leicester He lately returned from trip to
Europe in improved health but taking violent cold by
exposing hmseftoo much to the weather. his farm,
he was seized with SUDDEN Illness together with renewed
attack of govt which to-day proved fatal He was man
OF high attainments, and universally respected.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-19

Grange OF nAY.-The steamship VIM Penn, Captain
Sears leaves for NewYork direct Sunday morning
at o'clock instead of Monday as heretofore advertised
See advertisement
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Jas FOR GoyERNoR.-We are authorized to
announce Colonel RICHARD HAGAN a candidate for Governor
his State, under the new Constitution oct7 sn,s
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An ELpERLy VorER.-Peter Princely. aged 10S years
appeared at the polls in Northampton Mass the 18th
inst, and deposited his vote for Governor
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NOTION IABLE.-Just published, a Table
~ showing the COST COTTON for III Lyepeol or otbr
British markets in sterling money. For sale by ' ~
novls 81 DAVID FELT h CO., "a Charities street.
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II STATE TRE.snprn IL

1S~ STATE TREAsURER.-Edit0rs Crescent
Please announce that GEORGE p BANT Esq who has been o
hVo years an efficient Clerk the Treasury Department
supported for the Office Of STATE TREASURER by
octli Nt.Ny rpyrsrc
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Jas 10 PERSONS RupTURED. many per-
and cures made Dr. deserving
than passing notice. For particulars see his on
page. " - 0"''"' y" "sN
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9ss> CLAY MONUMENTAL ASSOCIATION. A
meeting of the officers Of this will be held at the Office
The Crescent Insurance Company FRIDAY EVENING
~ Al O'CLOCK. by ordsri J.B. WALTON, !
movie WM MoNAGIiAy SeeefsSfes'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-19

Gerritt Smith, according to correspondent of the
Washington Republic is not poor hes supposed to
be- His benevoence SO far from having stripped him of
stated to have only rid him of his waste
lands and is averred that he still 100000 acres
OF land His real estate in Oswege county, N. w. alone
is estimated to be worth $500 00O
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-19

New LIGHT HousE.-The Network Sun states that
for many months past series of experiments have been
making resulting in perfect success of Grants system of
light and report in its to be made to the
next Congress by the naval officers by whom the expert
ments have been conducted The plan to make use Of
the Drummond lght-the strongest artificial light known
which can be seen distinctly for many miles through
thick fog The cost of the machinery will be about $1,000
whereas a " Fresnel " light costs $4,000
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MI MORNING. NOVEMBER 10. 1862.

saliasoas issms.
f.ssr g ssl P1ocsssiinss of The Board Of Alder
s. -
SOMETHLNG QUEER.
NJ herr ! current rupor On the streets. whicl
Il a. irood icke 10 be kept c0ncealed from III,
pablo Il. IL t. tho effect, that our ELOQUENT bu
exrstio ID. 3. Senator, Hon. Pierre Soul9. is t,
leofnre 81 Boston, this winter, and that the topi
q IL leoture is to be- Characteristics of Nor
tlS9n PEOPLE! I s,s 4
,Aneels and ministers If grace defsnd M. anf
protsct our adyanturous Senator i Is Danie
B Suine into The Lions den / Does Salaa;n snu,
/ HI hixh- ettled charger into the yerv heart !
/ No enemy's camp, Does Don Ouixottee haiti
arrainst lie wind -nill,7
Rh.t ,,.;,, Is. -. h~sd a.. :, <
4 To resolve ii th6 breast Of our strangely tenn.
percd senator, But Yesterday. he Illuminated
thes thunders 81 oratorical Indignation against
/ "a III arrogance 81 the North. !, and his extreme
~ Va ethe whetstone 81 which he sharpened
s,osusnt objurgations. His language was. 50
violsnt and extremely ultra, that many respect-
I able gentlemen even understood him as indie-
nantly declaring that NewO Orleans. the great
metropolis Of tho South, was unfortunately nm
~ II Eankee influence Of which she should
rrompfly relieve herself that disunion was
preferable to longer. continuance Of i tie 8,
union which bound us down in humiliation and
diserace, and preferable too, to what our hon.
orAble Senator considered (how does lie \ con.
aider !, now il the oiious Comnrom;se yseaspres
--thAt to those measures he would !. submit },
psr force, But II Them liz wonld never !. ac-
ouiesce.n
or this lind IL fantastic defamation there
- rnouestionablv muoh mai, from NJ sonl6
though upon the Specification Of terms. there
naySb s. some ouibbiinr argument;
He certainly denounced III entire bodv If
Northern people as deadly hostile to the rights
~ ;,,t.,as.sse H. CT -
INDUCED in 4 IRE eating line Of defamation. II
which, il successful in its Influences and tendan-
cies, faith and devotion to the Union would have
~ 800, - ~. ofges tne asnineent
~ oas'isa''on ~ u'sunion ssnoencies
% his arguments provoked in the United States
aenase TON tne grahd oid patflpt' henry Clay.
Iha rahtlka then aGlmin;stared was witharinn.
.''-, - =
- utterly annlmldtlv0 rs 20 invite the compass
a3sssa - IF NJ. G,,Ia,o ,,o;+;
s, M - n -,-- = y
So epPenents ~ Was brushed away from the |
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Inc undefsned having been appointed the Agents
above arrangement respectfully tender his services ID forwards
ing messages TO any part of Great Britain
ANY business entrusted to his will promptly to- Where
the parties unknown to some mercantile house this
city will be invariably required. (which will be
regarded as strictly confdenta should addressed to
EUGENE FULLER
noy17 3t9p Afeycban,a, F,,honao Ma r.,....
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-19

Law scHooL-U University Of Louisiana Hunt
was not able tolecture to the class last Monday
count Of sickness His place supplied by Professor
McCaleb who delivered able and
On Admiralty Law The history of this beautiful branch
u the law was traced back to the Nbodian the first peo
pie who ever formed an authentic code of maritime laws
Professor 8. l. johnson delivered lecture on Thurs
day evening on Common Law,
Wednesday evening had the pleasure Of hearing the
Professor Of Civil Law deliver elaborate and logical
lecture on the distinction between real and personal STA
The distinction between these two kinds of sta
tute said Professor Roseus has always been sort of
0ons assio,um for lawyers and judges and many unsuc
'essfu efforts have been made draw the line of emar
'aton The definitions and opinions Of Voet, Marcade
story and other distinguished writer's and judges were
oy reviewed BY the comfy of nations personal sta
utes are generally permitted to have an territorial
peration But it is entlreyoptional with State to OBJ
erye this comfy whnits borders not The opinions
Judge Porter and of Chief Justice Eusts on this point
able. 49,
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. Re Opened.
NOR RIS & WAY,
CLOTHIERs,
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS, under City Hotel,
~ Have just opened their recently improved store their uuuyus
NEW AND SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT OF
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
ovp, ,,,,, corsIsTING OF
DRESS COATS;
FRocK COATS;
BUSINESS COATS,
DERBY COATS, etc.
TOGETHER
FANCY CASHMERE PANTS
FALL AND WINTER VESTS
Oh the latest and most beautiful styles Their Of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
so being large and pe they prepared furnish
their friends and the public erally with
EVERY ARTICLE OF APPAREL PERTAINING TO A GENTLE
MANS WARDROBE
Being constantly receipt BY every arrival from
the North, they will maintain throughout the season,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT.
octls 9pN NORRIS d WAY, under City Hotel.
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Thompson, = A'iao,.,

Thompson 3 JviG0as,.
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
NO. 10 CAMP STREET,
opposite City Hotel
IL Are now in receipt Of largo and stock Of
FINE CLOTHING,
manufactured by themselves expressly the RETAIL TRADE and
embracing every variety Of
OVER COATS
CLoAKs;
FRoCK COATS;
DRESS COATS;
PALEToTs;
SAC COATS;
-PANTALoONs
VESTS.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
Of all the latest best styles.
UNDER SHIRTS, DRAWERS AND HALF HosE-of silk, Men
Cashmere, Lambs Wool md Coon
SCARFs CRAvATs, TIES AND STOCKS;
PORTE MoNNAIES, POCKET BOOKS CIGAR CASES.
POCKET HANDKERCIIEFS-of Silk and White and Bodered
Cambric
uMBRELLAS-of Silk, Bingham and Cotton;
DRESSING ROBES-O Cashmere de Lame and Cotton
PERFUMERY;
COMBS;
BRUSHES
COAT LINKS;
SHOULDER BRACES ETC
oct3o LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS. 9pH
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MILK THIEF.-The Chalsea Mass Teleoranh sta Ia,
that gentleman residing in that vicinity has been a,
late sadly puzzled at the unaccounabe failure of an
ceent COW Of his, to give her usual quantity of milk
nut one morning last week. going to the yard where
COW was kept he found his dog two year terrier
engaged in extracting from the readily yielding COW
the milk that belonged to his master
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-19

AMERICANS RELEASED FROM PRsos IN GERMANY
frederick Leopold, Hanoveran by BIRTH but natural
lied citizen of the United States living in Charleston
or the last sixteen or eighteen years. who was arrested
while on visit to his friends in Hanover and held to
form military service there for the period of seven
mas been released hroughth intercession of Mr. King
Tue u d CONSUL Five seameu who were arrested by the
anoverian Government Illegally on board the ship Ar
'husa IN June last have also been released and sent
nome 10 NewNork In the ship Miria on 18th September
ut the cost of the creditor who arrested them
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GREAT SprEp.-The Boston Advertiser Of tho OH COWS
The spec al train the Connecticut river railroad r,
mns between South Vernon and Springfield for the mr.
pose OF carrying the returns of the election yesterday
httyone miles in ftyseyen minutes and seventeen and
three-quarter miles of this distance in sixteen minutes
The train made stoppages to receive the returns of the
election in the various towns on the route,
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me Southern Ladies RO0k.
FOR tN0NENTDUD

~ now ready for delivery office 81 Publication M ,oq
81 Charles street, and 81 Place Agents for this work is
cal on The citzena during the week. exhibit the specme
number and soct subscriptions o.,,s on,,
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Funeral obsequies on Ninth Of December

The Committee Of Arrangements for the Funeral Pa,
geant in memory of Calhoun, Clay and Webster, are
making extensive arrangements for due observance of
Invitations have been extended to the President
Of the United States and Heads Of Departments the Gov
errors Of all the States and the Mayors Of all the cities
y expected that large number of Societies. Fremen
and Military frem Mobile, yicksburg, Natchez, Baton
Rouge: and other cities will unite With u.s. The Ken
tuckians now in our city will make beautiful display
or which they are making extensive preparations The
New'Engand Society will also make large display Tho
Ship Masters in port will turn with the Seamen
ftheir ships The Steamboat Captains about oganiz
ing 80 as to be in the and large
number of Societies will join the procession who have
seldom paraded.
The Committee have selected Rev DR. Scott's Church
for the delivery Of the Eulogy Webster the Odd Eel
lows Hall for that of Henry Clay, and the Lyceum Hall
forSthat on Calhoun
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Tag asad BOARDING schoot

CONDUCTED
INKS. D1MITR Y AND ABLE AssIsTANTs
ihs above School has opened its rES ANNUAL SESSION.
and is now ready to receive Pupils,
ae' attention pn well to the training as to the INTEL
eeual development and physical veal of the Pupil
80 For erms apply person. letter at the Ips,s Ttvn1r
CIRCLE, pELORD AND MAYA DEc c,rs
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Public flight School,
FIRST nTSTDJrn

iis SCHOOL will be open NIGHTLY for five months from
October from lapaat o'clock the Male Depart
~ he hsnal School On ST. Aay's street, and the Female
al the Franklin School Charles street Apnication
" bo made at the respective School Houses or either
he uhderHgned. FRED. CAN1ERDEN, % Grayier st.,
sep23 2m2p b. BEEBEE "a o ~ common st., Committee
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-19

0uR FiREMESWe are glad to perceive that our fire.
men are ready and willing to join in the general
sion on the 9th Of December in honor of the mcmores
HENRI Clay John Q. Calhoun, and Daniel Webster Our
iremen, always ready to come forth whenever they
are wanting will chow themselves that occasion in all
their pride, particularly as the Committee Of Arrange
ments have assigned to this useful body Of men position
whichwill be readily appreciated by them.
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Boots, Shoes exnd ss.,uau,,.

NEEH AT WHOLESALE,
Nov landing from ship Norfolk and in store yoDs,.,ss.
sorsment of BOOTS, SHOES, BRoGAN, HATS, CAP.
etc. Plantations supplied with prime RUssET8 WOO
MEXICAN, PALM LEAF, STRAW and cAS1pha -.lY HATS,
the lowest market prices, by
iy1s 2pdA FRocr e. 60 m
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: TO THE CITIZENS OF LOUIsIANA

And General Agent 10 England for the Line Telegraph bet
Halifax, Nova Scotia, and New York.