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The Woodville Republican., 1852-11-23
con SUMPTION MY!
New system and .Neto Remedies Great
success -
NUTTALL'S SYRIACUM.

K- FW|OHt, 1IOuTStWeSS'
First mptomS--Coughs, pain
in the breast, side, head, back, joints aud
limbs, inflammation, soreness, and tickleing
IN the throat, fever, difficult and quick
breatlng expectoration, difficult slight and
lr1hv
The Woodville Republican., 1852-11-23

experience M Kuptures mas TED HIe 70 Iu-
vent, in order to overcome the objections ol
every other in use. 1t is remarkable tor
the ease and comfort with which II is'morn
and the security it affords under the most
violent exercise. 1t is, also, imnoveabe
in any position the body may be thrown IN
to-a con sideration that should not be over
looked
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18
THAT OUTRAGE.

In noticing the outrageous attack upon the
ssUnion Scott and Graham Club, at the corner
Of Julia and Tchoupitoulas, we inadvertently
spoke of the ssinstgatpr" Of the assault as ssthe
proprietor Of a coffee house opposite the veran-
dab We should ha We said Western veran-
dab. Coeler, the proprietor Of the Orleans, is
not man TO behave otherwise than as u quiet
and orderly Citizen.
Mr. King, the proprietor of the coffee house
opposite the Verandah, assures us that his pc,
litical sympathies and selfrespect would no,
permit him to DO the instigator of any riot, and
that II any mobbists sought the shelter of hi.
roof. it was only because it covered a public
place. and also that il was entirely without his
countenance. Our statement was made upon
the authority Of gentlemen of the ssUnion Scott
and Graham Clubs" but one fact may explain
the whole matter, and as Mr.. King is very
polite, reasonable, and mortified, we are willing
TO make the statement. Mr., X. has but recently
taken possession Of = house which has been,
heretofore, notorious as the resort of rufian
mobbists Of wing professions and marching
clubs. Some Of the mobbists Of last Friday
night sought refuge in his house, and, very
naturally, gentlemen Of the "Union Scott and
Graham Club were led to the erroneous belief
that il was rallying point for rascality and
xuf6snim.
Upon corner At that point, there is prin.
elpti " . bar-room, who has never managed q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18
Proclamation
PAR JOSEPH WALKER, GouvERNEUR DE A'ETAT

BUREAU DE L'ExECUTIF, BATON ROUGE 8 Aodt, 1852.
ATTENDU Convention denemen assemblies capitol do
Eta Rouge lie but de changer Ia Ccnatu
Eat 10 Louisiana, oron6 que "Immedatemen apras
aousmeut de Convention Gouveeu pubera une rocama
aquele ordonnea divers rs dc pEat autorses
Ioi organiser secon membres dc PAssembs Gentrae
un chaque parose de Ea endros ndqus
par o PREMIER ARDI DE NovEMBRE proclaim, por
peupe Etat reject de cete Constitution
evo officers receyo 10 vote de ous gut
ncenne Constitution aynien lie droit de voter tous
possAdent la psente Constitution Chae
6lecteur opinion deposant dams boe dstne
usage bulletin od ront nscr
CONSTITUTION ACCEPTEE ceur-ci CONSTITUTION RE-
JETEE ben tout teme expmant areent ntenon do
Peceu coturs election, qu lieu tousles
rappor election gnsae dEa les commisaaires qui
aunt preside examnent on omperont tous les bustna
DEPOSITS puts lis resuta Secretare dEn
fomtment dispositions de la o actuee les elections"
En- consequence csuyenabe de lancer cecil proclamation
nont les suate de la Conyon
ton, do plus ordonnnnt les sh6 Comm dElecions ct
aure oe que celia do donner avis de sasse
bier racceptaion reject de Ia Constitution LIE
PREMIER MARDI DE NovEMBRE prochnin est dit plus
haut que procedures soent condues les s conoe-
aordonnsnce dispositions nctue les cons
Parle Gouverneur JOSEPH WALKER.
n aJ,Et,t
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Proclamation 9F
BY JOSEPH WALKER, GOVERNOR OF THE STATE
r0


EXECUTIVE OFFICE BATON RousE, August ., 1e51
WHEREAS Tho Convention lately assembled the sns cao
tho town Of Rouge for The of changing the Conu
ton Of the se Of Lousian aa ordained That Immediately after
the Convention the Governor shall issue ILLS
nation directing oo0 Of this State authorized by law 70
hold election members General Assembly, TO aud holds
poll every parish the State the places by law upon
the FIRST TUESDAY NOVEMBER nCx for the purpose taking
good people of s State in regard to the adoption or
rejection Constitution; and ahn DO the duty Of said
peraonn end to vote under the old Ccnsa
ton this Consultation Each voter shall his sri'a
deposng separate BIO kept for that purpose cke
wherein sha DO written CONSTITUTION ACCEPTED or
THE CONSTITUTION REJECTED such word AZ W
cty convey the intention Of the voter AT the conclusion Of
election which ha e conducted respect the general snte
election conducted the Commissioners designated to preside over
tho ha carefully examine count each ballot deosed aud
forthwith thereof Secretary Of State
conformity to the proyons Of the existing law the subject OF
elections" Hq4a
Now therefore, have thought to issue this Pocnnaton
notifying quafsd the State Of the ordinance Of the Con-
ysnon furthermore commanding all Sheriff. Commits
Elections other ocers therein notify the
people assemble and the Of the Con-
suon upon the FIRST TUESDAY OF NOVEMBER next
proceedings conducted and returns thereof be made
conformity and with the existing law the sube
of elections By the Governor, JOSEPH WALKER.
CHARMS AYARnK, sec Of State aus 9pte
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Fancy Furnishing TV'nyehOxse.
p MAJJARD e. co

L, MALLARD Y CO.,
81 ROYAL AND 80 BIENvILLE,
s Have by arrivals Europe the
assortnents of
HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES
ever imported into this city, consisting Of
ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY BEDsTEADs
ARMOIRS;
TOILET TABLES
FER TABLES;
CENTRE TABLES
CARD TABLES;
CENTRE AND SIDE ETAsEREsi
DINING TABLES
MINISTRY AND OTHER WRITING DESKS;
BOOK CASES
SlDEBoARDS
WASHSTANDS;
FANCY SEWING CHAIRS;
PARLoR AND BED ROOM SETS, ETC., etc.
UPHOLSTERY ARTICLES:
LAalrAs, BRocATELLE SILK AND WOOL DAMAsKs FOR ORA
Ferries; LACE, BONNET AND MUSLIN EMBROIDERED
CURTAINS; BoBINET, LACE AND MOSQUITO
NETTING; LOOPS TAssELs AND GIMP
PRINCES; CURTAIN PINS,
CORNICES, etc.
CHINA, GLASS AND BRONZE WARE:
SERVICES CHINA AND PORCELAIN DINNER AND TEA SETS
VASES; JARDINIEREs; BISCUIT AND PORCELAIN STA
TUETTEs AND FANCY ORNAMENTS FOR MANTEL,
AND ETAGERES; LOOKING GLASSES BOHEMIAN
AND CRYSTAL GLASSWARE; CLOCKS; CHAN
DELlERS; HALL LAMrS; BRONZE STATu-
Elites AND cANDELABRAs; PAPER
MACIiE AND SILVER PLATED
WARE; CUTLERY AND
ZINC WARE, exc.
OIL CLOTH, ETC., ETC.
octis 6t9p P. MALLARD co
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.AUts d'EIeCtiO1a.

az En- dun WRIT OBJECTION moi adresse par Son
Excellence Joseph Walker Gouveneu de rEa dc la Louisiana les
eeurs qualities paroisse dorean present notifies
qu'une election ARDI jour de Novembre proclaim
1884, pour ELECTEURS PRESIDENT PRESIDENT
DIES ETATs- UNIS.
scrtin jour sud dopu neuf beurcs du natin
usqu endros eront dsgnes
lie
Con des Aldermen de la vile de Ia Eouyee Orleans Jnri
Police pour pare parosse a rive dre du euye
Mississippi.
Lslecicn par Duplicate
transms soussign6 commencement d Ia lo NJ
Sheriff de pnrsss doresns, d'ocohre, 1882
octs 2pe JAMES p. FRERET sh6f.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18
.Nnlice OF Election.

tT By n WRIT OF ELECTION directed by Hs
Ercsency Joseph Walker Governor Of the State Of Louana the
qualified parish hereby notified that
Election will held TUESDAY, the I'd of November next 1852
ELECTORS FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
The polls will opened the day above mentioned from the hot
of nine o'clock the morning until O'Clock in the evening" at the
established under the superintendent Of Com
and Clerks appointed by the Board of Aldermen Of the city
Neoean by the Police Jury for that part the parish the
right bunk Mississippi River the election to be conducted and
duplicate the undersigned, according to law
shsrih's Office, parh of Orleans October 7, 1852.
ocs 9pte JAMES P. FRERET, Sheriff.
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ifoS MORNING, OCTOBER Is, 1852
) 1SsHE CRESCENT.

' ~ oar cisiMs 70 tne pusinsss s.. y
1snln feach y our farcuiaticil, ~ u ~
olean ~ laea Or any thing IKE seeking =, -,
y 80 singuiariy and un9nssAy se.'l'ss's
atronsgc 4 We sell our Paper as = iherchai'
selIs hale Of cotton, 4 barrel Ct moiasses or 2
q sugsr e y ths srslcle y 70. 90
good ~ thet NJ ask ho laS0Es' = - %
not Of 90 ssss'reu' W. asA ID ~
4 allos III III III
syInpathies y
~ We have never disguised
III sss n ~ opposed 70 ultraisml such ~ -
Nj nj IA some movements and arguments
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18
Arrivals at the Principal FIoteIa,

vERANDs.T W zlwager. Rnpreeht. B NJ Norman A w
Sanford Ftersey Gutter Bib John Fox MAJ Kelly,
W Andrews Of II Ensign steamer California r W Carpbe
Bugeh Daingeae!d nm Lee Jefferson county Charles
ST. LOUIS f Carey Anderson Iiniter, Va; Rich HARRISON
Fate IhaB Taylor o. BENZ Stnrgess, ady servant
Ohio Nelson parker, Md Walter Kibs Ala Emanuel Tremith
Reynolds Little, DIR i A Davis, W Sellers, Texas
CITY. Aa W A,he, steamer Damau William
Fulton s Sherman, Texas; John aenry, Monroe, In
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s1Uis
a1Ct8
AK IEf-rERs DE p pnIssE NOR NC coNcrp :,

uxELEcTEuRs DE La PARoIssE DfoRLEANs, coNcERNAST
LADoPTIoN GU LIE REJET DE LA NoUyELLE
CONSTITUTION.
S En- vertn de Ia PROCLAMATION pur Excellence
Joseph Walker 1usisn les electeurs
qualities de Ia paoe dons par present que
feleciion qu tenue le AARDf ,ss jour Na=s,bre
1862 Eecteurs President ct Vice
scrun distinct pour preudre
sensd bon peupe de Eta Reinforcement adopion ee,
In Cohs tuition de 1852; ehaque Gceur expr opinion en-
depont dams lie dit scuin distinct bulletin
CONS rTTUTIoN AccEPTEEn gu GA CONSTITUTION REJE-
TEE,' queques mo,a erpmaut fntqnion de cleeeur.
Bureau du Sheriff de la parosse dor!eAn doctobre 1854
NB.Il cbague Poll troisams
des CONTRIBUTIONS POUR LIE MONUMENT Oh WASHINGTON
octs 2pte JAMES P. FRERFT sbfrf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18

MARINE DIsAsrER.-The Halifax IN. 81 papers, Of the
9Th inst give the particulars Of disaster Cape Bre
by the gale of the Goth ult -Four English barks
brig and schooner wrecked. The bark Maidstone,
bound to Quebec, was among the lost sail boat
also upset, and two persons were drowned. ~"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18

The Convention of Congregationasts, at Albany, ad-
journed on Friday the sth inst The controversy with
regard to the extending Of missionary aid to churches III
saye-holdng States compromised by resolving that
AID should be extended in where ministers preach
and 'nculcate the principles of antislayery On Thurs
day evening Lewis Tappan offered resolution denounc
ing the fugitive slave law, but meeting with great deal
Of opposition he Withdrew it.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18

New BArK-Thc Bank Of Montgomery. at Montgomery
Alabama, established under the free banking law, wen
into operation the 18th inst VIM Poe Efq is Pres
dent and p. H. Smith, Cashier 0.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18
Wells, Fargo 5 Co.'s

Wells, Fargo = Co.'s
CALF RNIA RESS.
A JOINT STOCK COMPANY CAPITAL 100000
DIRECTORS.
Henry Wells, Aurora VIM. G. Fargo, Buffalo.
Johnston Livingston, NY. james Mckay Buffalo
E. p Wiinms, Adrian, NH. Apheus Reynolds Buffalo
Edwin B. Morgan, Aurora. AM C. Smith, NJ Y.
Henry D. Rice, Elmra.
JAMES MCKAY Secretary. EDWIN b. MORGAN, President
~ This Company having completed s organization above
being under the control and the
renced the United States
GENERAL EXPRESS AGENCY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
forwarding Packages Parcels
Newoeans and San Francisco and all the principal cities
California.
Positive have been made with States ui
and Pacific Steamship Companies with Brother the
great mule owners and mail carriers the hmu which
all Express Freigh forwarded by this Line rapy and
anty Of transit ns the United States Mails
~ Office in Neworeanl, II Exchange street.
oct17 step JOHN MARSHALL BURNS Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18

The GARDINER CLAlMIt is stated that Secretary Cor
win is prepared to refund the entire amount 100000
ceved by him for his interest in the Gardiner case if ii
should prove fraudulent claim.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18

ALBERT SAirHIt is mentioned in French paper that
Albert Smith, the novelist and his brother drowned
in the river Rhone their way to Chamoun but letters
received in London do not confirm the statement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18

CENsus OF IowA.-Returns from all but two counties
show that the present population of the State is about
AOOoO--an increase Of nearly $4,000 in two years
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18

To BuLpERs-We beg to call attention to the adver-
sement of Messrs Henshaw Lurges Co., Nos IS and 81
Circus street. These gentlemen prepared furnish
at the lowest city prices all articles necessary the
ton Of buildings well every variety of Iron Verau-
dahs and Ratings Their tariff of charges must commend
them to those in want OF articles in this line ia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18

A. Brousseau s. Co., % Charities street, should not be
overlooked by those about purchase carpets oil cloths
rugs mating Ills assortment is full and his prices
as low any other house in the city In superne three
ply and ingram carpetngs he is prepared to compete with
all both in the style and price of his goods His stock OF
oil cloths comprises all the latest patterns and the assert
ment OF rugs and mats cannot be exceled in beautyor
variety.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18

The ERicKsoN 1t is expected that the calorc shir
Erickson built at New York. will be ready for sea about
the LIST Of November One Of her engines is nearly com
pleted, and the work is being actively carried on.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18

uAv1i--Adviccs from Port au Prince, Of September
To- received at NewYork the sh inst, report affairs
quiet on tho Island The crop of coffee coming
into market Sickness had entirely disappeared
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18

REDucrios Of FARE.--A reduction OF fare has taken
pace ON the Norwich and Worcester line, between New
York and Boston, 1t SIS 50 the whole distance
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18

HOUSE FuRssHING ARrcLEs.-All that is beautiful de-
rable and ornamental in the above line found
the bazaar of Mr.. P. Maard No. 81 Royal street Con.
nected with his extensive stock of fancy furniture he
large assortment of tapestries draperies embroidered
curtains and variety of the most magnificent china
glass and bronze Our readers will find this estab
shment every way worthy their attention and advise
them to call and examine for themselves.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18

RAILROAD TARlrrs-Thc Boston Courier says that the
committee appointed by the railroad convention some
weeks ago will probably report higher tariff of prices to
be adopted by the Now England roads
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18

CoMsurTEp-Charles Straford, charged with having
been concerned in the Portsmouth Bank robbery, has
been committ at Philadelphia in default of $4,000 bail
to await requistion from the Governor of Virginia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18

The Hon. VIM. II. Haywood of North Carolina, died il
Raleigh on the 7th inst. "a Yi.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18

FEAT OF THE FrET-on Thursday the 18th inst, at South
Boston, William Hughes walked seventy miles in thirteen
consecutive hours completing the distance forty min
ntes before the allotted time lie obtained fifty dollars for
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18
Con.nstssto,s Carpet Warehouse

DDsssssVsOCsVSS LUZ kSC1 - W. CseWtLoCs
~ TODD & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND GENERAL AGENTS
FOR THE SALE
CARPETS, DOMESTIC GOODS, Ere
Matthew'S Esq., g. cruxa. ESQ Cashier
Mechanics and Traders Bank; Ae Burnside Messrs
VIM Converse Co.; Thos A. Adams
Mutual Insurance Company; Matthews, Finley Co..
- We have received CONSIGNMENT open
day. October H. at 100 Canal Touro large
nfcent stock of ENGLISH AMERICAN CARPETS selected
great from this FALL IMPORTATION MANUFACTURE
which purchased for CASH, great bargains
Wholesale and retail, viz:
SO pieces John Crossby d Sons bes, B vELvETs;
SO Bx
50
50 super ~ PEsTRY;
50 = Pardoe Hoon,ans & Pardoe best TX VELVET;
so A
80 - - extra super TAPESTRY;
40 Bgelow best BRUSSELS;
so = extra 8 ply LOWELL MANUFACTURER;
30 MTTCHEL3s
IS THOMPSONvIILE
100 super INGRAM;
IS TAPESTRY INGRAM;
rs common
VELVET, TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS VENETIAN AND pAMAsK
STAIR CARPETS;
MOSAIC VELVET IMPERIAL AND TUFTED RUGS;
LINEN, PRINTED WOOL AND OIL STAIR CLOTHS;
FLOOR OIL CIoTHs-An widths;
BRASS STAIR RODS-Assorted sizes;
PAINTED WINDOW SHADES, etc. etc.
Octl9 DD 110 uEyrt
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SAILING DoLrHIs.-The u 8. Sloop-of-war Dol
phin went to sea from NewYork on the 10th inst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18

Fly IN THE WIiEAr.-The Elkton (aId.) Wing states
that during the dry weather Of the last fortnight the fly
has injured the early wheat in sections Of
Cecil county. So, s-s.s.4tr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18

CLAIMS AeAHsr EcuADoR.--An official notice from the
Department Of State dated 9th inst, appears in the
Washington papers Of Thursday informing claimants un
der the Convention with Ecuador of 1s49 case of the
brig Norris that instament has been received and is
now ready to be distributed All claimants are accord
ingy requested to forward to the Department such ey
dence as will enable the distribution to be made to the
proper parties respectively. Jsa 85
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18

NEnRAsxA Territory is about to be
added to the Union by the organization of local govern
ment in Nebraska and the election Of delegate to Con-
gress The people the Territory the Republican says
are about to do this in time for their Representative to
take his seat in the next House Of Representatives The
settlers have been anxious for time past that Ter
ritorial Government should be extended over them
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18

.NesU Books,
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT
J. b. STEEL'S,
NO. 80 CAMP STREET.
RUNNERS by Edwards Taylor:
CIIAPLIN'S COMPREHENSIVE GREEK GRAMMAR.
JOURNAL OF SUMNER ToUR-By Mis-. sewsl complete
volume.
THE WORKS OF BRITISH PoETsFrom Jonscn to csoly.
Appletons and revised edition. Illustrated with
engayings In vols. Elegantly bound
STORIES FROM BLACKWooDIn Being the latest Of APP
pleton's Popular Library Of the Best Authors.
nv A fresh supply of
ESSAYS FROM THE LONDON TiAIESA Collection Personal
and Historical Sketches.
THE MAIDEN AND MARRIED LIFE OF MARY POWELL
Afterwards Mrs. Milton.
HUGS JOURNEY THROUGH TARTARY, TH1BET AND CHINA.
In 3 vols.
THE PARIS SKETCH BooK-By W. NJ. Thacksray.
GAIETIES AND GRAyrTIEs-By Horace Smith.
1NGoIDSBY LEGENDs-By Barham
PAPERS FROM THE QUARTERLY REVIEW.
oLIfHANTS JOURNEY TO KATMANDU.
WI.LMoTr's BOOK OF SUMMER TIME IN THE COUNTRY.
oct16 Jt9nitW
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.atfeastto,s V,ola4ntee,.s !


MILITA AIRY ACADEMY
The MILITARY SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION will open on MON
DAY. the 18th Of October at the Amory the Brigade
let street. opposite Union Row, DEPARTMENT OF
INSTRUCTION. Also the Exchange SECOND DE-
PARTMENT OF INSTRUCTION, the following branches of the
science, to-'vi:
FIRST DEPARTMENT. ''s
. CAVALRY AND INFANTRY TACTICS. -
Insirucion the West Point Military
l. SCHOOL OF THE SoLDIER-SCHOOL OF TIE COMPANY.
SCHOOL OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE LINE,
SCHOOL OF THE COMPANY SQUADRON FOR CAVALRY
4. OFFICERS DRILL-MoUNTING GUARD GUARD DUTIES.
SECOND DEPARTMENT.
1. SABRE ExERC1sE-BRoAp AND SMALL SWORD, CUT AND
THRUST FENCING FOR CAVALRY AND INFANTRY
?, INSTRUCTION OF OFFICERS by aid of Chart Duties
including FIELD, STAFF, COMPANY AND NON -CoAIAIs-
STONED OFFICERS ON DR1LL-DRESs PARADE-INsPEC-
TIoN AND REVIEW.
CLASSES will be formed for Officers and others who
BROAD SWORD, CUT AND THRUST FENCING, on MONDAY
NIGHT at o'clock at the Commercial Exchange
opposite Commercial Place, New Orleans, La.
Competent assistant instructors will be employed drill
RgrEREScRsMaor General John Lewis Brig. Tracy
coloae B. Walton Colonel Seynore Colonel W. Wood
Colonel Henry Forno
F.V R. MACE, Professor Of Cavalry and infantry Tactics
octls 2ptlstNov Superintendent.
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Stationery.
CORSON & ARMSTRONG,

CoRsoN & ARMSTRONG,
NO. 50 CAMP STREET,
E Respectfully call attention Of these wishing good and aeryeab.
STATIONERY AND BLANK BOOKS, /.
10 their LARGE COMPLETE ENTIRELY NEW STOCK which
they offer reasonable terms. Their
BINDING AND PRINTING OFFICE
being located the building enabled give
attention to all orders in their line. To stock
P APER
WE ASK ESPECIAL REFERENCE.
nels qpf coRSoN ARMSTRONG, satoners, 10 Camp al,
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Died

On Friday evening" October Id hnlfpast O'clock IDA aged
years and month daughter Of J. S. and Fanny H. Davis
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STARVATION AT sEA-The brig Rostand, bound from
Panama to San Francisco with passengers was fallen in
with the 25th Of July in long s4 A. vest lat So TO-
north by tie brig Kremlin of Boston, found to be out
Of provisions and water Twenty-Five of her passengers
had died. among them James Gott and Anthony Leiban.
of Baltimore Michael Norton, of Pennsylvania and Mary
land Maple, of Ohio, She supplied with water and
provisions and eight of her passengers taken board the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18

SusprNsos BANK. THE Bank Of the Union at Wash
ngton has stopped and large amount Of Its notes is out