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!, THr YELLow FEVER GoNr.-we are enabl

The YELLOW FEVER GoNE.--We are enabled
tAis morning to lay before our distant readers
tn srstifyipg intelligence that the epidemic
~ disappeared from amongst us. The Board
Of Meath met yesterday, and passed a resolu-
tion declaring that no epidemic at present exists
IN New Orleans. To those who, for the last
three or four months, have been compelled by
the fell SOURCE to remain away from home, put
sp In the hotels Of crowded Northern cities, or
damned atfashionable watering places, restrict
cd BY etiquette, and consumed by longings for
the retirement Of their own pleasant homes, the
news will be doubly welcome Although we
have not yet been visited by frost, the weather,
tor several weeks past, has been delightfully."-
cool and the fever, having seen its three months
conrse, has died entirely out, leaving our city
Ne salubrious as the most favored localities
Already the tenants who had fed at the ap.
Frosch Of the pestilence are beginning to return,
I'D our streets present lively, bustling air, as
Il No had not been scourged by the dread visi-
tor, All our business thoroughfares seem en-
dued with new life. Trade has assumed its
former restless activity; commercial houses
hsve been rehtted and replenished with abun.
dant stocks; and our levee again groans under
the weight of eriobng commerce. Sickness is
mot spoken of amongst u.s. and that air of anx-
iety apparent in the features of all during the
aste disastrous visitation. has given place to a
Prevailing cheerfullness and business activity
that gives promise Of the renewal of former
prosperity. The fat of the Board of Health
having gone forth that the epidemic has disap-
Peared, our absent citizens may return without
Tear Of the consequences. They will be received
with ready welcome.
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The GREAT PANDELY CAsE.--TAe yo;,nr-
sion Dissoiued.--It will be seen by the report
under our local head that after infinite agitation
and travail the great suit of Mr.. Pandely
AGAINST certain members of the Assistant Board
Of Aldermen has been decided against the plain.
tiff, and that now the members of that Board
not having che fear of fine and imprisonment be-
fore their eyes, may at once proceed to the in
vestigation of Mr.. Pandely's right to sit in that
honorable body. 1t will be gratifying to the
public to learn that this pregnant theme of
scandel and great drawback on the legitimate
business of the city approaches quietus, and
That the parties concerned will have an appor-
tunity Of being heard, thus smothering much
ii-feeling and settling forever question un-
pleasant to all concerned. 1t will be observed
Ahat the Court has taken the same view of the
case which was put forward by US during a
previous discussion, Affirming the exclusive right
Of Legislative body to judge of the qualifca-
lions OF Its own members. This is the doctrine
which has prevailed heretofore without aues.
tion, and indeed no little surprise has been
manifested that any doubts should ever hay,
bean expressed on the subject.
It Is hoped that the Assistant Board will pro
Deed in the settlement of the matter in a digni
fed way, and that we shall hereafter be spare
those scenes which have been productive of muc
nirth TO the lobby, but have added but little t
TIA respect Of the public for the actors therein
n the member, whose right to sit in the Cit.
Couneil has been questioned, shall succeed Il
Aisproving the disqualifying allegations urge
against him, his triumph will be hailed witt
sstisfAction by large majority of the public
and by none more than ourselves.
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Cotton Declined Money Stringent.
INTEREST ApvANCED-coNsoLs DECLINED.

New YORK., Thursday, October 10.
The Cunard steamer Canada arrived at Hall
fax this morning, bringing advices from Liver
pool to the LIST inst, having left that port at 10
O'clock in the morning. Her accounts are, con-
seouently one week later than those received
by the Arabia. The following is a summary of
her news:
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, October l.
The demand in the Cotton Market has con
tinued moderate since the departure of the
Arabia on the oath ult., and the sales of the
week are limited to $4,000 bales, including 5000
taken for speculation, and 5000 for export
Holders have been pressing their stocks upon the
market, and all qualities have declined ! to Id
during the week the quotations closing as fol-
lows: Fair Orleans, 81 Middling Orleans, 81
Fair Uplands, 81; Middling Uplands, SID. per
10. Flour has continued active, and prices
have further advanced Is Cd. for Western Ca
nal, and Is. per Dbl. for Ohio Corn has also
largely advanced, and closes at 42s. per quarter
for white. Provisions are quiet-Beef is un-
changed; Pork is dull at previous rates; Lard
| has been in fair request at firm prices; Rice
| has been active, and prices firm; but without
quotable change; Sugar has been dull and the
recent improvement in prices has been lost
The Tobacco Market has been quiet but
holders are not pressing on the market, and
prices are without change
TRADE AND MONEY.
Trade in the manufacturing districts has
been quiet, and prices in favor of buyers.
The money market at London has been more
stringent. The rate of interest has advanced
to per cent and consols have declined fully
one per cent, closing at 93l. Transactions in
American securities have been on a very limited
scale.
HAvRE COTTON MARKET
The cotton market at Havre has been depres-
sed, prices closing with large decline for all
qualities, and especially for fair and middling
grades.
STEAMERS MOVEMENTS.
| The Collins steamer Atlantic arrived at Liv-
| erpool on Thursday the Doth September.
The Humboldt, from Havre, was detained,
and did not leave Southampton until Friday,
| the Both.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
FLEETS PASSED THE DARDANELLES.
The Eastern question remains undecided.
The combined fleets have passed the Darda-
nelles. 1t is thought, however, that hostilities
will probably be avoided.
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Gs- WING MEETNG-FIRsT WARD, FIRST
DIsTRlCT-Aa meeting Wings the First Representative
ct held the l2th ns Godfrey KsAel luarters TIE
meeting called W. Ahern Golding Esq
appointed President Mr. Joseph Froeher Vice President aT
acted Secretary
The Chairman explained the the meeting
Candidates. represent Wing panty
Legislature whereupon Col H. NJ Summers Campbell
put nomination. being nominees Camp
Il and Summers elected unanimously by aoelAnaon
On motion OF R. H. Prendergas ESQ., the thanks the
| rendered to Mr. Ksatzel for the uso Of bis hall
Th4 meeting adjourned giving -ary cheers
/ Wing Nominees and the Wing
October 10, 1858. [ol4 JOHN EARLs, Secretary.
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A letter from the city of Mexico, under dat

A letter from the city of Mexico, under date
of the 18th ult. says
Capt. Levy is here, in law over head and
ears Some person sent him out here with pow
er to disorganize the whole mining laws of the
republic; but having let his tongue 60 beyond
the powers of attorney in his pocket, the conse-
quence is that the Captain is sued for SANDER !;
and enlarged SO that he has to remain in the
country until the whole matter is settled, or I'M
til the court sees proper to let him off.
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IMPORTANT FROM Rio DE JANEIRo,-Advices
from Rio to the 10th of August mention the ar
rival there, from BuenOs Ayres, of Mr. Schenck
u S, Minister, who, in connection with the
Ministers of England and France, had con
cluded treaty with the Argentine Coniedera-
ton, for the free navigation of the river Platte
and its enormous atlluents, the Parana and Uru-
quay. This treaty, it is said, is on the most
favorable terms, and comedies the right of con-
science to our citizens who may sojourn there
me yellow fever still fingers in Rio, but the
mortality is greatly diminished Several Anne
Iicahs with the fever were in the hospital in
dangerous condition. Ship masters who leave
the United States in the months of November,
De9emoer, january, February and March, it is
salu' VIII nave to keep most careful oversight
upon .ncir men while in Rio, for those months
viii, 1t Is supposed, be most fatal to American
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EXPLOSION OF THE THOMAS MCDANIEL
persons wounded by the explosion of the towboat
Thomas Mcdaniel, as mentioned yesterday I'M
der our Geographic head were yesterday brought
to town in the towboat De Soto.
One of the stokers named Samuel League, and
Robert Elliott, second engineer, have both died
since the publication of our dispatch
Another stoker named Alfred Walker is SO
badly scalded that he is not expected to recover,
We have as yet received no further particulars
of the disaster.
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The STEAMER r, M. JoNEs.-Attention is d.
rected to the advertisement of the above named
steamer, commanded by that popular Captain,
A. Larose, now running twice week as a regu-
lar packet to the Balize and South West Pass
The boat was purchased expressly for the trade,
and planters can rely upon her running during
the whole year
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MoBnE IrEMs.-The Advertiser of the 10Th

MoBnE IrEMs.-The Advertiser of the 10Th
says:
We are glad to learn that the fever has near
ly diappeared at Warrington and the navy yard
A correspondent writing from thence, on Mon
day, says that only one case had occurred for a
fortnight. Work had been resumed in the navy
yard. Our previous accounts of the terrible
mortality at Milton are confirmed, though the
disease is thought to have nearly exhaused it,
self At Bagdad, little below Milton, il has
just broken out
The Register of the same date has the follow.
ing paragraphs
More Sickness have mentioned the fact
before, that much sickness exists on the rail
road track among the operators. Yesterday,
three in o bad condition were brought to the
city, and are under careful treatment From
the News of yesterday we learn that DR.. s. S.
Gaines is one of these sick three, and thus the
vicinity is deprived of its only medical resident
Retcard and its Efeets.-Some weeks or SO
since, reward of 5000, for white culprit,
and $500 for one of the colored race, was offer
ed by the Insurance Office jointly, on conviction
of any one setting fire to house in the city
limits. Yet day or two since--or rather night
some white rufians tried to burn stable on
Joachim, near Adam street. 1t has been gene
rally proclaimed that these attempts ct arson
are not the acts Of whites. The last referred
to instance disproves this; but if the Waterman
| at the stable referred to, could have succeeded
| in bringing down the incendiary it could have
been little likely the reward had been again in
peril. One such scoundrel would serve as suffi-
Gent example
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FIRE WoRKs.--Mons Gator, the renowned
Fire King, adyertises in this mornings paper
that he will give grand display of fireworks
at day fixed, for the benefit of the Camp
street Female Orphans Asylum. Exertions
are being made to make this display in behalf
of the orphan, in every way worthy of the pat
ronage of the public.
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FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER IA, 1863
= wANrrp-Fiye copies Of the 9 .

efdAs March 10 two April FIVE Of April 49, av
ssias Any having them them will special
voF and receive suitable reward BY leaving them the of
RaRer. 3 81
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THINGS IN WAsHNGToN.-We copy the fol
lnuinr frnn, the Star of the 9Th inst:

THINGS IN WASHINGTUN.-We Copy the f0I-
lowing from the Star of the 9th inst:
The Progressing Redemption ofthe United
States Stock. THE existing stringency in the
money market is sending Government Stocks to
Washington right merrily. On Tuesday $780,
900 were received and cancelled, and yesterday
1925, 900 reached the Treasury Department and
were similarly disposed of.
Nary Officers Ordered, Detached, ete.--Mid-
shipman Cary Carter, detached from the sloop
Cyane, and ordered to the Naval Academy at
Annapolis Assistant Surgeon J. S. DUNCAN
and First Assistant Engineer F. c. Dade, de-
tached from Coast Survey steamer Corwin, and
waiting orders Purser Lockers order to the
St. Lawrence has been revoked. Purser White
will continue on her, as originally intended
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~ FOR REPRESENTATIVES
rRsr REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT.
-. n. SUMMERS, W. 8. CAMPBELL.
SECOND REPRESENTATIVE DISTINCT.
JAMES DRUMMOND, ROBERT NJ. KEARNEY
A. L. SAUNDERS,
THIRD RErEEsEsrArrvE DISTRICT.
NJ. RANNEY }. H. wINGFIELD,
s SlsA Hns s71giI \ 4 I. s sSSahi
2 FOURTH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT.
= lOAsD SSiiAvr Il BLANC Z. n; EMERSON
fa ur1H REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT
ALPHoNsE DAVID, =. BuIssoN.
axrH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT
HENRY 81. PAUL. NUMA DUFoUR
SEVENTH nErREsESrArrE DISTRICT
EUGENE sTAEs, OSCAR DoNNET
EIGHTH RrrREsEsrArvE DISTRICT
JAMES BROOKS, P. L. MAILLoU.
NINTH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT
= JOHN LAIDLAw
rEsvH nErsEsEsrAr,vr p,srR,cr.
s.w. THOMPSON, RUFUS NAPLES.
FOR sHxaHE
JAMES p FRERET
ron CORONER.
JOHN YOUENES.
CLERKS OF COURTS
FAsr DIsrnIcr CouRr. ALFRED ROUSSEAU
SECOND DISTRICT CouKr. THOMAS c. POOLE
Third DIsrHIcr CouRT. 20. A. LABUZAN.
fouarH DIsrRIcr CouRr....J. H. HOPKINS.
FTrH DfsrsIcr CouRr.. SAMUEL G. RISK
IT. ASSESSORS
fnsr DssTnicr.. ..s..... JOHN WOLFE.
.1roso DiffhicT. .....-.....J. U. CHEVALIER.
IAihp ussrRicr.. r. FAG0T.
fouArH prsrhicr.. ISAAC N. PHILLIPS.
JUSTICES OF PEACE
FIRST JUSTICE ..............L- u GAIENNIE
SECOND JUSTICE ............ % v. JONTE.
Third JUSTICE. A.. ..!... WILLIAM IL. HAGAN.
rouhIH JusricE.ss>. -..-... II. A. AICHEL.
fHrus yUsrrcE -...........lF. g. LAVILLE
cizx~ JusTlcF.. j. 9. HARRIS.
COLLECTORS or STATE TAXEs.
1tssf DstHicI-.. .ThOMAS AskEW
9kcohp DisrhIcT.S,........ LAFAYETTE GUY0L.
THIRD usrRicr.4s. ........T. A. B0ULEr.
FOURTH DIsrRIcrs... SAMUEL GALPIN.
coys7ABLEs
FIRST JusTicE's CouAT .....J j. HOPPE.
GEcoND JusTfcE's COURT. WILLIAM U. QUIRK.
IHIRD JusrcE's CoURT. .ULES DELARUE.
tounrH JusTicE's CouRr.. JOHN McCLELLAND.
FIFTH yusricE's UouRT. =. MIGUEL HERNANDEZ
SIXTH JUSTICES CouRr.....J H. sCIIELLANG.
SEVENTH JusriuE's c6yRr.. JAMES HAMILTON
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:. The CanpbeIps are Coming,

M & j. b. WALTON, Grocers, Importers of
W. Wines and Liquors No IL New Leyee No u Tchoup
oaiss streets lnar Common street. New Orleans I'VE ts
method inform the public that
under tbs firm a NJ B. WALTON for the purpose Of transnPP
IN this city general GROCERY
oas store ~ New Lvee street and ~ Tchoupouas street
feh and complete assortment Of GROCERIES, selected and nsr
North md East NN-S' euss a. 'nn
Our assortment including Wines every description Bapd and
other Liquors, selected with
any in e South Southwest
in our line will enable keep p.s
stock, which will be sold on advantageous terms P
.,a, NJ WALTON
olo Itn j.. n. WALTON.
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5n,5- HEBREW CoNGREGATIoN.-Allt those who
DESTROYS establish NEW HEBREW CONGREGATION are
requested attend General Consultation SUNDAY the 18th
Of October 53 a. O'Clock, No. 1875 PoydAs street. up
Only these who feel themselves
yited o attend. olsa
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To the Ladies.
M A ID A NJ pr, A II T. N

M A D A NJ p l. A TEN
Respectfully offers her services the Ladies' Of New Orleans M
the of the following PRoLAPsUs UTERI
WHITES, PRoFUSE AND PAINFUL MENsTRUATIoN, EN-
GoRGEMENT AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB.
The adopted which the approval
the Surgeons Paris London New York. and
its here of which she has ample testimony and the
respectable ladies she all disease
OF the Uterus not Of nature, be cured.
Madam devoes herself exclusively the diseases ladies' and
can be consulted DAILY, at her residence,
myls eptf 1S8 st. Joseph street.
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FALLS OF SNow.-We learn from the Portland
Argus of the 4th inst. that " snow fell in Car
thage on Wednesday last to the depth of six
inches among the mountains. This, we believe
is a little earlier than snow has dared to make
its appearance in our State for many years
The Portland Advertiser of the same date
says
We learn by letter from Phillips, Franklin
county, that on Wednesday before last snow
iell IN me town OF hangeley TO the depth of one
loot. Between that place and Phillips, travel
was interrupted for several days in conseonencs
The trees bordering the road were SO loaded
with snow that they bent down and obstructeS
the way. Ns'e'
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Mr.. Mckay, the builder Of the monster shin
Great Republic, at Boston, already has sixty
men engaged in cutting timber for another giant
clipper, only 600 tons less than the Great Re.
public. m..
Montevideo, by late advices, was reported tc
be in very distracted and helpless condition
and it was expected that the Brazilians would
take possession Of the country
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ru~ WING CENTRAL STATE CouM1rrEr

Iss~ WING CENTRAL STATE CoDuTTEE.--At
meeting Of the Wing Central State Committee held the
Room the City of New Orleans October the
adopted:
Resire That Wing Committee OF the Districts
City Of New Orleans md Agi be organized for the Parish
lsAns
R That the following gentlemen be appointed members
Committee and invited assemble atthe Committee Wing
Central State Committee, Exchange Alley Cont
MONDAY EVENING, October II, at O'Clock, towit
Msssrs NJ SUMMER, Marks. Walton T Parker, W
Ahen, Matthew'S Converse, Gld ELL Thos Shields
Noble NJ Dy kers 1hss Leeds W II Garland Sykes ii
foIsa Ranney Il Wingheld, sth, Jas Bsgg NJ Savage
Woodruff W Price, Beard Place, Hays
Bailey, Tompkns II Norton, Bell Kursheed
Hermann, Bondeau, Norbert Nigne Geo Clark,
Fabre, DeBnys, MApne Dufoqr, sete, Herran
Warner, Burke Stae Bla be- Ed Solomon
Snow Hernandez Delsbare DeFerrii LeBeau,
VIM, Boona Robert Armslead Commandeur saub
Adams Grnnan, Thompson Muson Lindsey, Davis
Jas Martini V Sere.
Extract from the minutes
CHARLES NJ WATERMAN, Pesdspi.
H FEE. Ez! + Johnson Secretaries. o,qs
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ENOR SALE.-An A i American Shin. ssN
i've old, carrying 1900 bales Of Cotior 81 fTS
40 tens weight well foud be fitted for sea Al small
fe terms sfplyio UP, WHITNEY co, q CAMS n, ois
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The clerk of the steamer Delaware has oblig-
ingly furnished us with late paper from St
Louis.
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ron coNGR Ess FOURTH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT.
4 JOHN BLAIR SMITH, of Natchitoches.
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aT LOUISIANA GREYs-Relief Committee
The following gentlemen have been duly appointed Relief
during the prevailing epidemic;
Lieut.. STRONG, iei st. Charles street.
JOS +. RUSEiA, "a Broome
ROBERT Men AMARA, ISL Magazine street.
+, DALEY, Triton VAN andH Hercules
DANIEL KELLY, St Joseph and Tchoupoulas streets.
r. cURLEY, Howard, between CRlliope and Clio Streets
JOHN MCGUIRE. Claiborne and
Lieut.. CAyANAuGH 1888 Circus street.
and 3m2p By order. JOS. +. RUSHA Secretary,
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foR coxekEss, THIRD REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT,
PRESTON POND, Jr., of East FeIiciana.
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FOR STATE SENATORS.
n c. EDWARDS. JULES LAVERGNE.
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DIR. EdsU. Jensler Core,

DRUGGIsT, No. IS Camp ST.
" DR.. E. j. CoxE's PREPARATIONS, in extensive
nearly fifteen years. acquired reputation
unsurpassed equasd by similar made in the North.
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP.
EXTRACT OF CoPAlvA, SARsAPARIILA AND cUBEBs.
AMERICAN COUGH LoZENGEs.
CHOLERA SYRMP AND PILLS.
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND PER-
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES
~ Prepared No IS Camp by DIE COKE,
sale by Druggists generally. iyT 2pu
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xoR sUPKxxxrKsDKKT OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
q u II. LAMQN, of West Baton Rouge.
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ZOE AUDITOR, f
JOHN 3. KING, Of st. Landry.
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Carpeftng, Furniture, etc.
O7 ROYAL STREET. Ol

Caypeftng, Furniture, etc.
O7 ROYAL STREET OF
~ Have jus, received selection Administer La~wAds
sasOuy Velvet Brussels Tapestry Brussels Three Ingram Dum'h
Dutch nd Union Venetian cARPETlNG,
RUGS
TABLE AND PIANO COVERS.
MATS,
STAIR RODS,
WINDOW BLINDS, etc.
URNITURE.
DUCHESS AND VICTORIA BEDsTEADs; ARMoiRs,
LOO, SOFA CARD AND DINING ROOM TABLES;
PARLoR SETS, Laysbo, styej
MINISTRY AND LADIES' WRITING DESKS;
SIDE AND CORNER ErAGEREs;
BoULE, OAK, and other Furniture, etc;
LOOKING GLASSES;
CLOCKS sILvERwARE;
BRONZE PAPER MACHE; CUTLERY;
PORCELAIN DINNER AND TEA SETS, tine md ordinary;
CRYSTAL GLASSWARE, eiei
BRoCATEILE DAMASKS,
PRINTED LAsTINGi LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS,
CoRNICEs CURTAIN PINS, etc.
s The in noticing to the public their
ENGLISH AND SCOTCH CARPETING,
that they at the factories by Mr.
MALLARD and soil much ess bought
this country loio 6t9p1 P. MALLARD Il co.
RenlOrat.
TT The subscribers inform their friends public they
have removed from the position they occupied
street, to their store CORNER CANAL AND ROYAL
STREETS.
They have fitted the premises with ENTIRELY NEW
TuRES invite customers
strangers visiting the city, carefully
of WITCHES AND JEHELRf, SILVER AND PLATED HARE,
MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS HYDE a GOODRICH
o4 wapW6m OF Canal aud ROYAL afro. a.
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FOR CONGRESS-, SECOND REPREsEgTArqYg DISTRICT,
THEODORE G. HUNT, of Orleans.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT.
sp The soutbrrn lins.
.aRRIH.aL OF THE CANADA.

One Week Later from Europe
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rHE HARMONIOUS DEMOCRACY

- -
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TVyWENTY- FIVE DoIJapS pEwIPD-

rom United States Bakery hApast
Rsa. NJ sh nsani,a GRAY HORSE and CART. The above
s"'u WIZ oe paid to any person ming the
j. Fl. DURRUTY &
70 NV Uaited States Bal Julia trePt
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.

FLEETS PASSED THE DARDANELLES.
The Eastern question remains undecided.
The combined fleets have passed the Darda-
nelles. 1t is thought, however, that hostilities
will probably be avoided.
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Sps zxEzsURER.
N. HAWTHORN, of Orleans
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-17
Just Arrived.

WE HAVE now in store. besides our
w large stock Of Western produce. a
fine assortment Of Groceries, selected with
special reference TO supplying the TRADE
Of this city, which We feel confident Of be-
ing able TO do, at as fair price as can be
done elsew here.
OUR STOCK CONSISTS IN FART OF:
Salt. coarse and fine. Coffee,
Candles. Sperm and Star,
Rice, Soap, Sugar crushed and Loaf,
Starch, Butter, &C., &C.. &c.
Merchants and Traders will please give us
a call, before going to New Orleans or else
where to purchase. S. NJ. HART & Co.
Corner OF Front and Laurel St.