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Later from Havana.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP CRESCENT {
General Conoha at Havana.

The United States mail steamship Crescent 1
City, John McSowan Commander, arrived 90
this port Inst evening She left New York Sep
TENDER 18th, at 2 o'clock r. for New Orleane
via Havana, at which port she arrived on the
morning Of the 25th inst, and sailed again at
noon of the same day. The Crescent City land
ed 40 passengers at Havana and brings % pas
sengers and full cargo for this port
The following is d List of her passengers to
this city:
sturgis s Cristo. Giauss Sidle James Hender-
SON Nj Essrman DR. II Van Antwerp, James Hopkins
G. Goodrioh Mrs Syens, Miss Bradford Miss Faico-
ner And servant Dwell lady and child; Cotton.
NH "a q Frederick Hammond q Street snivey,
Hernandez Peligrni, Stefidi Misses and Assem-
helm Sails and wife, and others In the steerage
September 9th, at night, supposed to have
| jumped overheard, julius Augustus Boese, aged
| is years. q native Of Germany.
The Purser of the Crescent City makes the
following marine report:
September 20, Cape Hatteras, bearing 3. w,
distant 80 miles, passed o vessel bottom up,
apparently a schooner Of about rs feet keel,
metal bottom. ;. September "a, off the Double
Head Shot Keys, exchanged colors with ship
Cerro Gordo, bound to the westward. Sep
TENDER rs, ten miles from the Moro Castle,
| passed miles to the windward Of brig with
some of her sails set and others clewed down
and split as she had no signal Of distress set
and being in sight Of the port of Havana. did
not run down to her. September 26, at Csc
p NJ, lat. 26 10, Ion. IS Is, W., exchanged sig.
nails with steamship Black Warrior. .Septem
H Der ~, at {, r. NJ, 65 miles s. b. from the Pass
1 passed q brig supposed to be the Adam Gray
i at $50 +. N. passed steamship United States
i In Havana the fever had entirely disappeared
/ nor had any cases of cholera or small pox ap
peared Visitors were arriving from the United
States. The crops were never more abundant
General Concha arrived on the 2lst in tn
Spanish war steamer Francisco de Assis A
the steamer passed the Moro Castle the Genera
received salute Of twelve guns, an honor neye
before shown, it is said, to any Captain General
i The city of Havana was prepared to receive hir
in the most triumphant manner; arches wer
erected in the streets, flags were flying from tn
houses, and at night general illumination
all kinds of fireworks and firearms were
il great demand The negroes also held genera
II jubilee on the occasion. The festivities wer
Il kept up for three days and nights, bushes
being entirely suspended. Among the mos
frequent shouts were those Of viva Geners
y Concha! viva Ia Constitution and viva
libertad! The Marquis de la Pezuela had nc
yet embarked for Spain
: Below are the numbers and amounts of ii
principal prizes in the last drawing Of the Hi
vana Lottery
1 No. 1888, 100000; % oil, $40, 900; 541
$16, 1000; 1922, $4,000; 1886, $1,000; TOY
$1 ooo 4e 49, $1o0o ssa2 2 soo R
$1,000; 1857, $1,000; 26,655, $1,000; ~ I'll
$1,000; 20 $3.50, $1,000.
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RUFUS GHoATE. We don't know who wrote
the following, but We think he ought to have
some thing done for him
- Eufus choate Is picture to look at. and
cEoNder 70 spout is about seven feet six
- AK feet seven In his socks; supple as an eel
] and wary as q cork screw. Hia face is q com.
pound Of wrinkles, yaller iaxdsrs,' and iuris-
prudence. he has smail, keen. piercing black
eyes and Q head shaped like a mammoth goose
egg, big end up; his hair black and curly, much
resembling . bag Of wool in admirable, disor
der Of q brush heap in d gals of wind. His
body has no particular shape, and his Wit and
legal lodges have set many Judge IL q
smoker, and 50 confounded Jurors as to make
it almost impossible for them to speak plain
English, Or tell the truth for the rest Of their
natural lives. Rufus is great on twisting him.
s91< up; sduirming himself around. and pran.
oInF; jumping and kicking up the dust when
kH IN m His oratory is frst-rate, and his
Agenioue and forcible. He gene,
rally Smskaf d ten strike judge and jury
down at the end Of every sentence He i,
great on fowery expressions and highfaluti1
ANbbubs Strangers mostly think he il
3e1{ and the rest scarcely understand wha
about He invoices his time and eloou
tfoa four thousand per cent over ordinar,
charges for having ones self put through
course of law. 20
& Rufus Ghoate is about fifty years of age
perhaps ever. He ii considered the ablest law
Ter In New England, Or perhaps in the Unites
tates His hand writing can't be decipheres
fthout The aid of q pair Of compasses and
quadrant. His autograph somewhat resemble
L tue map Of Ohio, and looks like q piece O.
crayon stretching, done In the dark with three
pfonged fork He has been in the Senate, AM
may be, If he has time to fish for 1t, President 0
the United States. y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-29

CANCERS CuRED.-Dr. Frazee has the honor
inform the public that he all
disease; and he will GUARANTEE CURE IN EVERY CASE
except when seriously them
sufferer may obtain much relief Those with
affections invited visit Dr.. r. Consultations advice
A evidence Of his sincerity and his confidence his Of
treatment Dr. F. will undertake every pre-
and make charge until the patient IL cured Patients
without pain the Of the knife Twenty Dollars
mail will package Of the CANCER SPECIFIC, with
directions for Address DR. FRAZEE,
spll aply Once, SO St. Charles str ct.
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AGREED TO DIsAaEEE.-The Syracuse Stand
ard says that the separation between Susan
Denim Woodward, the actress, and her husband,
is final by mutual NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. de-
engagements in the Atlantic States, and then
proceeds to Australia to Join her sister. 4.
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Total time BAT Total time. 344
On the 21st the Metropolitan Hotel Stake of
$500 with $500 added, if two or more started,
was to be run for.
The entrees are b. c. fgitator, CHI. Q. Sam
Letcher, gr. C. Little .frthur, b. c. Tesrifer,
and a Glencoe colt. The second race will be
for the Proprietor's Purse of 1900, two mile
heats, four years olds and over, to carry loo
pounds The b. G. Berry, b. m. Gertrude, and
Oh. G. John Hopkins, will come to the post
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-29

That some persons in Canada begin to look
upon the influx of fugitive slaves in that coun-
try as an evil, may be inferred from motion
made in the Canadian Legislature, that the
same eapitation tax now imposed on all strangers
entering the Province, be exacted in future
nom black immigrants s
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Ms- HOWARD Association, OFFICE No. 30
CAMP STREET UP sTAIRs-Appcaons for Relief INDECENT
sick with the Yellow Fever will be received at the oce Of
ISOLATION DAILY from to and from ato so'cioek
s22 9p9w -. D. 1. RICARDO, Secretary.
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The Y. s. storeship Relief, at Norfolk, is now
fully loaded with provisions and clothing for the
officers and crows of the vessels of the Brazil
squadron She is detained, however, for some
machinery for the steamer Water Witch, now at
the river La Plata, South America The ma
chlnery is daily expected from Washington, and
the ship will sail as soon as it is put on board.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-29

a row and fight occurred in Baltimore on the
2lst among crowd Of drunken Irishnien who
we're returning from funeral. The police with
great difficulty arrested three Of the principal
rioters,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-29

@@N STATE LEGISLATURE Capt. JOHN A.
JAQUEss represent the First Representative District
the State Legislature by the Resignation Of Hon. III
Summers. all
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-29

DEATH OF AN ABOLITION PAPER.-The Boston
Commonwealth, the organ of the Simon Pure
Abolitionists of Massachusetts,, after lingering
existence of several years, finally gave up the
ghost last week. An effort, it is stated, will be
made to start an evening anti-slayery paper on
its ruins.
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zse-. Nor1oE--On Tuesday !.

ls9~ NorIcE-On Tuesday, October Q, r. M.
Montgomery Co, will have DAILY SALES at Aue
tisn Furniture at the Old Auction Mart 81 Camp street.
They receiving consgnmenis OF New Fashona
BILE Furniture from the North which they especially invite the
zion Of house keepers and others. s75f
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-29

Ns- JuLEs LAvERaNE, ESD, is Candidate
Senate fill the vacancy by the resignation Of
the Hen. ]. A. Brand It'd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-29

The funeral Of Bishop Wainwright took place
eat Trinity Church, New York, On Saturday the
zSd It was. very largely attended.
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The St, Louis Intelligencer Of the 2lst has the

The st, Louis IDtelligencer Of the 2lst has the
following;
The Navigator, the FIRST arrival from st. Paul
lot several days, came in yesterday, and brought
the largest cargo oflead grain and other freight,
that has been received from the upper Missis-
sippl for many day. The river at st. Paul
nad risen eight or ten inches, from the effects of
heavy rains that had fallen along the upper
part Of the river, but before the boat left it was
falling again. Two or three days Of rain would
give tne upper Mississippi, from St. Paul down,
sized boats to 60 up well loaded The Missouri
ana Illinois rivers are in better condition now
| than for some time past, and they want but d
rain OF q Few hours continuance to materially
| improve them both. The rains that have fallen
during the past week have been Of considerable
benefit. The water here was rising slowly yes-
terday.
The same paper, of the 22d, says
Yesterday was great day at the levee. in
the way of steamboat arrivals Including one
| Or two which arrived on the preceding evening
at late hour, there were In all sixteen or
more The grain brought by these boats is i'm
| mense in quantity; 1888 sacks wheat, 3e45
| sacks oats, 1924 sacks corn, SS2 sacks barley
potatoes and onions coming in very literally,
TOO, there being near 5000 sacks OF the -four,
whisky hides, bacon, lard, butter, etc, brought
BY these boats, we have not time to speak.
The CURRENT OPERATIONS OF THE TREASURY
DEPARTMENT On yesterday, the 2lst of Sent,
| there were of Treasury Warrants entered on the
books of the Department: - -
For the redemption Of stocks, . 900 $40 90
Il for Pa ssag oeots on the Treasury, {of which
sum @AooVo We're TO pay for Winder,s build
i wv puaunaase ~ by The Secretary Of War.
i under an act OF Congress) Il. u. . a15 sos m
~. 49, I, 4, ......, I670 90
Dossseen.o tne treasury from Customs o49 7ao b
q :. 5,sQ7 II
II DEATH OF AN AcrnR.--Mr, Henry Schoolon. ..
for very many years familiar to ali ewes L ~
bile, as member Of the various thaa.r ~
companies that have occupied the theatre 'f 81,
nearly eighteen years past, died on Mons ~ ~
evening. As an upright and honorable ms y
he was much esteemed by those who knew 'i lin
in private life; and though he died in extrsm
poverty, he left not one unkind opinion to elm
! 70 his memory. His poor widow and numeron
. family appeal loudly to our charitable and bu
name for relief, and true beneyolence cannf
!. ind litter or more needing claimant. POI
Schoolcraft was under engagement with Mano
] ger DeBar, Of New Orleans, for next sesso,
Mobile Register, 9th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-29

The Democratic Convention at Baltimore met
on the evening Of the 2lst, and nominated VIM.
g. Thomas for Mayor Of that city. "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-29

t JOHN BULLS sARAsPARLLAs of the grcatss. Fe-
male Medicines In those where the
debated the energy iesensd when the
efforts of deficient roiass overwrogh
when the face pale colore strength feeble and Yielding
The spirit troubled depressed tho health broken mind shaken
and consequently happiness destroyed then BULLS sARsAPA
sovereign remedy assists nature in the performance OF
her duty whole syem permanently the natural
enerv removes obstrrcon check ceates and
healthy blood and mpars health and happiness We're ladies
orally this medicine we would see FAR nhen
disease and unhappns them than exists health would
take the place Of dseaae would succeed the
we shoud have smiles of perhaps happy long
instead Of disease made miserable from continued
ALTERING and affection. At that critical period termed the turn o.
fen which attendant with 10 much danger buLLs SAB
sApARlLA is found beneficial effect All iade
preaching appd Of this fact AID avail them
selves Of this valuable medicine.
For sale by the Wholesale at propreors prices BY
j. WRIGHT co, only agent for Is, ls Charities aest
E cAuTioNo avoid tbs lmpoicns pEactced upon the
careful TO ascertain thst the asaes
co. ,,n, ths ,o,s agency as above sSS spst
Professor. Ba9-f'y's ITfCOpfser0tss
t LARGE INVOICE just received per ships sA Holmes and
ouwego. For sale wholesale and retail, by. 3,&B
avs sps. j. WRIGHT & co, 15i Chartres street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-29

a decision has just been made by the Court
Of Common Pleas in New York city, which is of
pretty general interest. 1t is known that the
wholesale merchants of New York have an agent
in every town and village of Importance in the
country whose traders purchase their goods in
that city. These agents inform themselves as
to the standing of said traders, and report &C.
cordingly The case just tried was between a
house in Columbus, Mississippi, as plaintiffs,
and the New York agent, or spy, in that place,
90 the defendant; and suit was brought to re.
cover damages for an alleged libel on the part
Of defendant, in having written desparagingiy Of
the plaintiffs. The issue has now been tried for
the second time, the defendant having on the
first trial, been muleted in damages to $4,000,
and moved for new trial on the ground Of the
rejection of legal evidence. No new facts, how
ever, were ELECTED, and the jury rendered q
verdict for the plaintiffs for the sum of $4,000.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-29

A reward Of $1,000 has been offered for the
ARREST and safe delivery Of Mr. Schuyler, late
ascending President Of the New Haven Railroad
Company II is thought this will fetch him.
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ven. Scott, nephew of Gen. Winfield Scott,
anu formerly Speaker of the Virginia Senate,
SPOKEN OF as candidate for Congress in the
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sas From the Boston Herald.
Gbt Enareurafa Of EaHptratiaa.
Jehcram's reign began when he
Was thfrty-two years old a@
He reigned but eight, then died. as we
In Chronicles are told.
His youngest son, named Ahaziah
Then forty-two, succeeded
Being two years older than his sire,
A fact which few have needed.
SEQ II Chfeaiuea xxo 1x9 Noted Also by Prof Stewart il
h Critical Haoy and Defence Of the Old Testament
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Died:

Died: 5..4ssM. .f..-
Tuesday, in Asior House, New York
CHARLES WILLARD, Of the firm Of Peters, Willard Co..
ny
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RATHER PARADoxIoAL.--NIiss Susan B. An
thony, one of the g strong minded lately de-
livered very powerful address on g Woman's
Rights" but, unfortunately, upset all her argu-
ments of woman's independence of the other sex
by passing round a mans hat to take up the
collection
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-29

the yellow fever was raging to an alarming ex-
sSzsk among tho shipping.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-29

tent Tus ard Rupture Remcdyis fsf and comfort and
in the Of all Ruptaes To good It, apply
the prprietors establishment 10 81 Charles street. and inquire for
Dr. Sherman further particularly advertisement third
apply .is descriptive pamphlet feb9s Iy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-29
FURTHER BY THE ALPS.

4 LIN 4HitAsoLltNd NNNGnAL NEWo
Crimea Expedition Sailed at Last.
Austrians in Wallachia.
New YoRK, September 2S.--The Alps brings
the intelligence that the expedition for the Cri-
mea had sailed from Varna. The feet consisted
of 400 vessels, besides large numbar Of boats
and RATS. The number of troops in the expedi-
tion is stated at 1000.
/ The feet was expected to reach its destina-
ton ON the 9Th instant.
The Prinoipalities.
The Austrian troops had entered Waiiachia
and 1000 men of that army made their entry
into Bucharest on the 9Th inst
The Steamer America.
New YoRK, September 28-A dispatch from
Halifax, dated this morning, announces thai
the Cunard steamer America was then entering
that harbor. Her news is hourly expected here
by telegraph.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-29

New BRUNSWICK AFFAIRs.-The st. John pa
pers of the 18th inst, state that Sir Edmund
Head leaves for Quebec on the 28th.
The New Brunswick Legislature willnot meet
to ratify the reciprocity treaty until February
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-29
DALI 7 CRESCENT.
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER %. 1854

- rks propristors Of the Crescent will pay bills
cSsssstsd By any person except Mr.. J. o. Nlxos Or bis
vrstssn aukhorzty.
~ Aetsye and Intelligent colored Boy as
Portsr il lis once.
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Last Friday was observed in Charleston as a
day of humiliation, fasting and prayer to
the end that the heavy Affections under which
the city is now suffering may be ameliorated.
Divine services were performed in the various
churches, and collections taken up in aid of the
destitute afflicted. In consequence the news
papers were not published Saturday .
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
70 TEE NEW oRIEANs pAILY CREsoENT.
sa ii. sautbsrn tsszars,, Asu..
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ALPS.
COTTON MARKET QUIET.
Rraadstutfs Improved.


New YoRK, Sept 2s.-The steamer Alps has
arrived here, bringing dates from Liverpool to
the 18th inst, four days later than che accounts
brought by the Arabia Her advices report a
quiet Cotton market at Liverpool subsequent to
tie departure Of the Arabia. The circular Of
Hollingshead, Tetley & Co. Of the evening Of the
18th state that the demand from the trade and
for export had been quite moderate, the sales
Of the three days reaching barely $4,000 bales,
including 1000 taken for speculation and 1000
for export. Operators awaiting the arrival Of
the Baltic with further accounts from the
United States
The market for Breadstufs had slightly I'M
proved fer most descriptions. Flour was in fair
request, and closed at Dos Cd for Western Canal
and 33s per Dbl. for Chic brands There was a
4 good demand for Wheat at 10 Sd to IS for red,
and 9s per 10 lbs for white. Indian Corn closed
at 35s Sd for yellow and s5s Sd per quarter for
4 white. Pork was in fair request at unchanged
iprices, Beef was dull at previous rates Bacon
Was III moderate request and prices were with
1 out alteration There was good demand for
Lard, and the rates had slightly advanced.
Steamer America
The Cunard steamer America arrived a,
Liverpool on Monday the 18th inst
Riot at Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, Sept 81 There was o riot II
this city last night, the parties being mostly
Germans, Professionals against Catholics, the lat
ter Of whom are said to have been the aggressors
Three persons were shot during the disturb
ance. X
New York Politics.
New YORK, Sept 27.--The anti Nebraska
Convention sitting at Auburn have adopted tn
Wing ticket for their nominations in the ensuing
election.
/ The Free-Soil Democrats have nominated tn
Wing candidate for Governor 81
Cholera at Pittsburgh.
/ PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 27.-The deaths froI
cholera at Pittsburgh during the twenty -fou
hours ending last evening were thirty.
a New York Markets
NEW YoRK, Sept 81 There has been
moderate demand to-day in the Cotton marke
here, with no change of moment in price:
The Flour market continues depressed, an
T Good Ohio has sold to-day at 81 37a an
under
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The baltimore Patriot Of the ed instant
from some cause, as yet unexplained, no
nioTe ost-office this morning Z
when the mail begins to fail on such routes
% that between New York and Baltimore, We
may look upon our case, here In New Orleans
as well-nigh hopeless
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-29

FIRE IN BnooK Two houses on President
street, Brooklyn we're destroyed by fire on the
22d. Loss ao 700.
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Z
EB- Just received aud for aals by 4i.
j B. st Il T.,
BooKsELLER AND sTATIoNER,
60 CAMP STREET. 90
ACCIDENTS with Rulen for their Avoidance by Tray
elers.
BUsHMANS PRINCIPLEs OF PHYSIOLOGY.
CARPENTERS PRINCIPLES OF COMPARATIVE PHYSIOLOGY.
SEQUEL 70 THE NEIGHBoRS CHILDREN
CUMMINGS MINOR WORKS.
CHRIST OUR PASSOVER.
THE FINGER OF GOD
THE COMFORTER.
STRUGGLES FOR LIFE, Autobiography.
WILSON ON THE SKIN AND HAIR.
OWEN ON THE SKELETON AND TEETH.
bRoUaHAMs HISTORICAL SKETCHES OF EMINENT STATES.
MEN. fl.s+%
LETTERS OF RACHEL LADY RUSSELL as apss
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: Ne arc indebted to the steamers Cryst'
Palace aud Wsstsrnsr for late papers from 3
Louis.
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MI J. g. Bullay, Purser Of the steamship
Crescent City, has our thanks for Havans
papeEa end other favors.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT. We regret to learn
that collision occurred on the Georgia Rail-
road, on Thursday night, below Camak, be-
tween the up passenger train and a down freight
train, by which the engineer, Robert Spencer,
and fireman, whose name we did not learn,
was instantly killed. We were unable, at the
time Of writing. to obtain any other reliable
particulars, though we fear that others may
have been injured.
The accident was caused, we learn, by the
freight train being out of time. If so, the par
ties should not escape UNPUBLISHED.
Later.--Since the foregoing was in type, the
passenger train has arrived, by which we learn
that Spencer, the engineer, and Charles Marsh,
the fireman on the up train, were instantly
killed. and that Henry Dorsey, engineer, and
Thomas Gibson, the fireman on the down train,
are seriously injured, and John Baldwin, a
maehinist in the Company's service in this city
was badly scalded- A negro, belonging to one
Of the trains, was also injured. Some Others
received some slight injury. None of the pas.
sengers sustained any damage.
The name of the conductor of hefreight train
that was running out of time, is Francis Gold,
ing. Augusta Chronicle, 23d inst
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The cry of water probably had reference to a ru-
NOR (Which may have been idle one) that lust pre-
cedng the late municipal election in this city Mr. Flor
ence SAID that the elected their candi-
aaee TOT mayor he would never again vote cent
wards the improvement of Washington