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The SViRy and Wherefore.

We have received several letters from friends in
the interior asking us why the Democracy Of New
Orleans were so apathetic and supne. AS our daily
avocations keep US almost constantly engaged, we
have no time TO write separate answers. Therefore, we
have concluded to reply to and all through the
columns Of the Crescent.
The reason for this apathy is apparent to all who
are well posted in regard to the divisions that exist
between the two factions OF the so.cal!cd Democracy
of the parish of Orleans. Here there are Slidell
Democrats and anti-Sdell Democrats. For several
years the antSdellians, under the lead Of ex-Sena
tor Soule, kept Senator slide and his followers in
the back ground; but, latterly, positions have been
revetsed-the triumphant have become the defeated
and the defeated the triumphant. And, as neither
faction ever showed the slightest mercy to its oppo
nents in its own political household the bitterness Of
feeling that prevails be readily understood by
men versed in the almosites which powerful antag
| onisms engender.
Neither of these branches of the Democracy OK
tend or accept quarter. With them it is war to the
knife. The members of the branch popularity known
as the Soule branch, are very well aware, in
Mr., Buchanan's election, that they will not only be
ostacised by his administration, cut off from all par
tcipaon in the honors and emolumeuts of Office, but
that the influence OF the administration, so Tar Us II
can be exercised will be thrown against them to de
stroy their power and prestige with their own party
at home! They know that Senator Slidell will con
troll Mr.. Buchanan; and they also know that Mr.
Sldell never forgets or forgives his enemies
Hence their lukewarmness, and hence the apath,
to which we have referred. The Soueites are active
intelligent, working men-good at speechfying am
getting up enthusiasm. Had they been marshaedb
as good tactcians as the opposite faction, and hat
theireaders possessed equal pecunary ability, ther
is little doubt they would have retained the suple
macy they lost when Mr.. Soule committed the foil
of accepting the office Of Envoy Extraordinary I'm,
Minister Plenipotentiary to Spain.
Bnta sitis they know they are irretrevably 'unde
the weather for the present, and that the election
Mr.. Buchanan will only tend to keep them 50 tn
more etiectualy for four years longer.
Wherefore, then, should they strive to get up a
excitement? Why, then, should they endeaYor to az
complish an object which, when accomplished, wi
only rebound to their injury? Here are some of til
| stWhys and whegefores.' We trust this explanatio
vii! satisfy our correspondents.
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gptal T's:ateIliQtllfe.

CHARITY Hosp1TAL.-Report for the week ending
yesterday evening, October g. at6oclock:
Admitted; ~ ~ R Risa
"a CoRoNER's INoUEsTs.-The Coroner yesterday held
an inquest at Agiers body of George schoman Dane
forty four wears of age committed Tuesday
ming last by jumping into the river from the Third ferry
wharf at ger while ahorng under fit of delirium remens
Verdict accordingly The deceased ship carpenter
ploycd on one of the dry docks.
so an inquest Agers, the decomposed remains OF
man found in the river whose clothing supposed he
was German steamboat hand The body had apparently been
in the water three month. Verdc-found drowned
DEAD.-Officer seguin yesterday found some un-
known white man lying Fulton street. dying condition
He was removed Charity Hospital where last evening he
died The Coroner will hold his inquest in this
ing.
RECORDER STITH's CoURT-The following parties
were dismissed yesterday for various VIM Oearn,
accused OF selling liquor slaves Eugene Fnlvey ditto;
Patrick Cassery, assault and batery and Mr. Lorae slave
girl Rosale charged with c. H. Watson for assnuting
and threatening D. w. Shure prison for thirteen
DAYS. Mary Moutc for fouy abusing Eva Thomas bound
over in $500 keep the for six months and John Resor,
for abusing threatening David keArns bound over for
the SAME length of time. Pat Cssay. alias Mike Low,
fined SO for breaking narket chain by driving his
against it.
Ben Dwire j. T. Dixon arragned charge Of as
smiling Henderson HALEY stick of wood and drawn
knife on Thursday whilst he unloading the schooner Mary
lane at the Basin. In default Of ball. they sent TO
prison.
Thomas before the First District Court for
assault and battery upon his wife, Mary kleIar Magazine
street. on 2ih ut. In default Of bail, he sent to
prison.
Col Field concluded his argument behalf of vaNess and
I,.rnur who for examination for
arson The Recorder both the accused prison await
| trial in the First District Court.
RECORDER FABRE's CoUET.-Aus to Moleon was yes
terday sent before the First District Court tried
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New York. October 3.-The Royal Mail Steam
ship Africa, from Liverpool on the afternoon OF the
Goth, has arrived at this port. t.Um
Commercial Intelligence.
Cotton-The market is unchanged since our last ad-
vices, though prices are barely maintained.
The sales OF the week amounted to As 900 bales, OF
which 5000 bales were taken speculation and 6560
for export. The sales of Friday, 18TH were 5000
bales Of which 1000 bales were on speculation and
for export.
The market closed steady and quiet. Orleans Fair
"A, Orleans Middling G., Uplands Fair 64 uplands
fiddling Ga. The whole stock at Liverpool was
G75 900 bales of which $50 900 bales were American
Wheat had declined from Is to S. Flour was un-
changed. Corn was very dull. Provisions closed
steady Consos for money are quoted at a44 to 945.
Richardson Spence & Co. quote the weather as I'M
favorable for crops. ..-..
Breadstuis were generally quiet. Fine qualities of
Wheat had advanced Sd, the market closing quiet.
Old Red 9s, New Red 9s to 9s Cd, Old White S. Cd to
los, New White los to los Cd.
Flour closed quiet Western Canal, Philadelphia
and Baltimore 29s to 3ls Ohio Sis to 33s.
Corn closed very dull, though the market was
steady, Yellow and Mixed we're quoted at Bis Sd to
SIS Sd, White 33s to 33s Cd.
| The Provision market was qulet anu ulcnanseu
Beef and Pork were dnll Bacon closed steady prices
being SITTER but without quotable change. Lard was
dull Taow was quiet !; Fine American Tallow SIS
HAvRE, Sept. 1G.--The sales of Cotton for the
week amounted to 1900 bales
| Arrivals Out.
| The steamers City of Manchester and Hermann ar
rived out at Liverpool on the 10Th.
| Arrests in Paris.
There have been numerous persons arrested il
Paris charged with being concerned III conspirac.
to assassnate the Emperor.
/ .."-%. Domestic Markets.
| NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-Flour is dull with declining
tendency State is quoted at Sc IS; Ohio Sc 60 t
Sc so. Wheat hasa downward tendency; Red 81 45
White 81 So. Corn 6sa. Sterling Exchange o. t
! 9$d. Whisky SOC. r..
/ C1Nc1NNApI, Oct. 3.-Flour is dull and shows
downward tendency. Whisky is active at 292c. NJ
lasses SOC.
/ River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 3.-The river is without chang
at this point.
VIcKsBuRG, Oct. 3.-The YaZoo Belle passed dow
at midnight yesterday; the Princess at p. NJ, SEQ
land at II A. NJ, and the J. L. Woodruff at P NJ.
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Rally! RatJ2s !

ALT r. L, ID M Il n r. f e. 9 o.,
81 Magazine street,
Conner Of Gravier street,
During all of week and procure for yourselves suit
able Clothing the fall and winter campaign All parties
shapes md sizes be suited and ALL aud
will find Clothing enough in this house for the million.
B- Clerks speaking the French and Spanish Languages
One Price and no Deuiaton from MARKED Prices.
Black und Coored CLOTH FROCk and DRESS COATS
Single Breasted CI.OTI1 FROGk, and colored;
Fall and Winter BUSINESS SUITS match, great variety
MALAkOFF, SEBASTOPOI. very heavy;
PELTSIER'S OVER SACKS, very handsome;
PILOT GIOTII SACKS and Fl'oCKS all qualities
Niger Head, Cloth and Pilot Cloth C4tTtALONIANS;
Bleachcd and Coored Devorshire Kersey OVER FROCk;
Three thousand pairs Black and Fancy Ctssimere PANTS:
One do do Union Cashmere and Cottonude PANTS;
The above comprises every quality and style of Goods;
VESTS OF all qualities and descriptions Of Goods;
r. e., D. b. and half D. B. black SATIN, plain and figured
do do do coorcd do do do
do do TO BLK and cold Cloth and Cassimerei
do do do white and coored Marseiesi
do do do Italian Cloth and BOnlazine;
BOYS AND CIIILDEENS CLOTHING, in all the various
styles nude for men.
INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING,
Manufactured by the Union Company all kinds among which
are the Cotton Picking Coats Carriage and Hospital Cloth
Cushions, Beds and Pillows.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
seer 2ptf 81 Magazine street, corner GraYer.
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gLeh orIeats aaiIg Crescent.
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he viii he regularly "a VI
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via year, ia advances haS yearly and quarterly o -
same rates, cents week payable 20 the
Ataverfageasaenta per insertion, y -
81 for every subsequent insertion, % cents. I,
lvertisemens Oh tho are
insertion. s& sf s,# a i, -
published intervals vii BE- charged = per
square for every insert on- 5ss IN, .
III marked Will be published one month"; OF
onaer, md charged accordingly no OF SUD
crnon viii Do stopped until all are paid At ne
option of the prdprietors
Discount will be made to regular
THE DAILY CRESCENT
which renders desirable LOT
Users AS F1aILY PAPER it ccnaes largely feachhs
many hundreds homes at early hour and oelns seu
beore Tie approach Of hours
for family use may be advantsgeously pablsnea Y -
columns. III s#fsf VIE "a .58.z Is . !, Z, ~ Z,
Is oubshed every Monday at S IN
ADVANCE Having an extensive circulation Lou
MANA Mississippi Arkansas Alabama, Texas and other
mode to Of making
NET wares ana commodities known Advertisements IN
sartsdfar ST per square, each Insertion.
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Barbecue il, Rapldes Parish.


We learn from the Red River American of the 9th
ult that the people of Rapdcs parish irrespective of
party, held a mass meeting and barbecue at place
called Faults, in the pney woods The American
says it was of the largest meetings which has been
held in the parish and all parties appeared to enjoy
the day exceedingly.
As there were numbers of both parties present, free
discussion was the order Of the day. Col. C. A.
Thompson was chosen President of the meeting, and
discussion was opened on the part of the Democracy
by Col. ]. A. Bynum, of the old fogy Democrats
who sat in Congress shortly after the admission of
Louisiana into the Union. He signazed himself by
affirming that he knew, from personal knowledge,
that Fillmore was an .Aboltionist, and other such
nonsense.
A. n. Ogden, Esq, says the American, followed in
speech which for one hour held the undivided0t
tcntion of the audience, and elected frequent and
rapturous bursts of applause. Fora young orator, he
possesses in wonderful degree the faculty Of awaken
ing the enthusiasm and convincing the Of his
listeners his style Of address is pleasing, and his die
ton at once concise clear and imprisoned He pre-
scented the principal issues Of the day, and the COM
parAtive interests OF the two candidates. in manner
well calculated to dspcl any untavorable impression
created by his predecessor.
He was succeeded by EDr. Bard, the senior editor
of the Alexandria Democrat Superintendent of the
Public Schools etc. etc. This gentleman announced
| that in the next issue of his paper he would COM
pletey delnolish the whole American party horse,
foot and artillery, which threat would be alarming if
that important paper of his circulated beyond the
parish in which it is published.
Mr.. Dawson, Or & the Representative" as the Dem
ocrat styles him, wound up the debate with speech
full Of humor, satire and argument. Upon the stump
Mr.. Duwson's tongue is whitening scourgc upon the
folies and sins of the anti American party and such
is the terror with which he is regarded by the speak
ers on the Democratic side that it is with difficulty
that they can be prevailed upon to meet him in de
| bate.
After the speaking had been concluded those pre-
sent RECALLED themselves with the abundant supply Of
substantials and decacies which the lberaty of thu
neghbors had provided.
Fillmore stock was evidently advanced consider
ably by the days debate.
When a man is willing to appear poor, be aeprtyes
,,r,.N IT, s+i,,
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american Examinations.


FOR PRESTDENT:
WILLARD FILLMORE,
OF NEW YORK.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
JACKSON DONELSON,
-. OF TENNESSEE.
ELEC TORS:
FIRST DISTRICT: ~.
J. B. WILKINS Jr., g
OF PLAorEMINEs.
BsTITUTE:,
Hon. GEotG e e usTIs, Jr.
"t w. SECOND DISTRICT: T.
GLENDY BURKE,
ORLEANS.
SUBSTITUTES:
H. Nj. SUN MINERS.
THIRD DISTRICT:
B.. G. TFHIBOD AUX,
OF rEEREEoSNE:
. BsT1TUTE:
FER US GA RE.
FOURTH DISTRICT: "
PRE- STON POND, Jr., o.
OF EAST rELlcIANA
BSTITUTE:
". =. Z D. ARDS.
FIFTH DISTRICT:
JOHN e. KING,
OF ST. LANDRY.
SU BTSITUTE:
A. B. G q G o.
SIXTH DISTRICT:
p. ALE Y n N Id E K,
TENsAs.
SUBSTITUTE:
l.. p. C R A N e. au26 2ptd
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-EsUIEgE! ESO[Ey!! -EsNE5g!!!

FILM O II r. \ n G. /, r S.
meeting of the Fillmore Ringers will be held SATUR
DAY EVENING, at o'clock, ut ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Z. T. PARKER, President,
r. X. HOWELL, Secy., Al Camp street
Is Camp street, scl9 2IitFrSa
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KE0tsse Essr9stShtsgu Store,

KEOtF%G -NEFE'FEESNEE9y l5EUEFs
STREET. .,.............I5
subscribers invite IIolsckeepers cNanuc tic complete
stock uSel Housekeeping articles in course Of
ton. Among the new things u every holtscieeper hecd is
1.-THE PEOPLES GR1DIRON'
To see it, is to appreciate superiority all others
THE RAPID ICE CREAM FREEZER,
Freezes the cream in five utinltva with little labor
new article Of SPRING BED, combining luxury and clean
lines equal to any; durability above all others, and last,
least economy being sold half the price Of good ARTICLE Old
style
N~ 10 parties in the country will send drawing Of the
above, and furnish Size to suit.
SEQ 2pl0 p. K. EEll, " co.
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KEEP STEP TO THE Music. Mr.. Won LaHache, the
talented composer has sent us copies Of that superb
patriotic song Of the above name, anda Grand March
from the same air, which he has recently composed,
we may as well mention in the same connection
that both pieces will be performed tonight at the
meeting Of the Fillmore Rangers, in Odd Fellows
Hall. This is as it should be-such songs should be
sung by such men
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For NICARAGuA.--We learn, from dispatch re-
ceiyed by gentleman of this city, that the steamship
Tennessee will leave New York for Nicaragua on the
9th inst and will come here direct from there. We
also heard, from the same source, that she would
leave here on the 26th inst for Nicaragua. Persons
wishing to emigrate would do well to be prepared to
1earn nv that time
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Fsene0ceeG Removed =.

FsemeQCeeg Esene0UedE ;!
FROM NO. Is no II ROYAL STREET..
A supply Of CREME DE BOUZY CHAMPAGNE, In quarts
and pnss constantly hand which equal to the best that
comes this market
Also
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL. HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
BRA NDKES:
SAZERAC of the Vintage Of 1885, loS and 1905, and other
brands.
w IISIG Y:
OF all descripons-Scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in puts and quarts
:. Also.
In hand usual of the best WINES and LII
QTORS in the Market which will be sold reasonable
terms as any other heuse in the city.
SEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
~ No II Royal street,
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UNION CLuB.--The members of the Union Club,
Fillmore Rangers, are called upon to attend meet
ing this evening, punctualy 81 o'clock. Let every
member be prompt to the moment. See notice.
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CONSTITUTION CLUB.-At 81 o'clock, precisely, this
evening. the members Of the Constitution Club Fill
more Rangers, are called upon to rally at "White
Hail. We trust there will be full and punctual at
tendance. See card elsewhere. .--- -
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Constitutions GEsEb.

ILLMORT r r. \ n G f r S.
The members Of the Constitution Club are requested to meet
THIS EVENING, at 61s O'Clock, punctunlly ut WHITE
HALL"
ni 2plt BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
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ClsF'taife Goods.
yM-apaa 9Th aGE =amR dR apE IN

100 Canal, near Royal, Iotro Buildings,
Have Just opened splendid assortment eli
RICH SATIN DELAINE,
RICH SATIN DAMASk.
RICH WOKSTED DAMASK,
COTTON DAMASk,
RICH LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS,
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES, styles;
C0RNGGES, patterns, very rich;
CURTAIN HANDS PINS LOOPS etc. seq 2pGt
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Rg- We invite attention to the advertisement in
to-days paper offering for sale well improved plan
tation on Little Bayou Sara creek, parish of West
Feliciana. Full particulars as to terms, etc. may
be obtained by applying to Messrs Vaudeville q
McIlhenny Canal street
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NOTICE TO TAx-PAYERs.- Recorder Stith, Of the
First District gives notice totaxpayers that the as
sessnent rolls for 1857 will be open at his Office No.
q City Hall, forthirty days from Monday, 9th inst
Seq the advertisement
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Fillmore Rangers.

The Fillmore Rangers will hold their sixth grand
rally in Odd Fellows Hall this evening, commencing
at o'clock. That it will be q magnificent gather
ing Of the truehearted and conservative the Union
loving and patriotic, there can be no doubt
" we understand Nj. +. =. Swami will address the
meeting. He will make an effective, able and telling
speecha speech it will really be treat to listen to.
Rally, then, UNION. FILLMORE men Come-come
to the rescue Of our common country
s5#4# Come to the gathering
.s@8fs Haste, brethren! On
Like the of thesea, 7
The broad beach uponl @
a Come Ike the waters,
From the cataracs height. :,
g&E Resistless and countless,
In their beautiful might
AT Come rs the winds come
~ When the storri-kng rides by
Come like the lightning,
When the tempest is nigh! A..-
@ Come us the sands come,
5g3 On Sahara's plain \!
Let your voice be like thunder,
When the storms on the main
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n5 The WEEKLY CRESCENT, issued this morning,
contains all tile latest information received foreign
and domestic by mail and telegraph, together with
great amount Of valuable and interesting
matter,
Persons wishing to obtain copies for the mall can
procure them, done up in strong wrappers at the
office No 70 Camp street, Or at J. G. Morgan book
store, adjoining the Post Office. Is
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rJ>EEostctter's Rfttcrs.-4it this season of
the year, When the digestive organs weakened and deii
tucd by constant and Of vegetables and fruits is
absolutely necessary that good and pure toic should he used
keep of Cills the usuu Fail Fcvers. stimulus
will do; mist be gcune invgoatn@ tonic and
fully satisfied there is nothing in the Whole catalogue Of mei-
cine that will all compare with IOsteitcrr Celebrated Btters.
We are glad know that the principal drug lit The city
are supplied with TIosteter's great remedy.
SEQ 2pGtWvA I.0uisyille Times
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FecnIGraE.
GAN \ |. ST r f L It. III.
j D DAMER ON & co.

u II EINENF u = y ~ ~
Beg leave to inform their and the public generally
that they have removed their stock of EaTpet Floor Oil
Cloths etc. from % and y Custonhou>e Streets TO
their and spacious store, No III CAN Al STREET ToH
Buildings.
We now receiving varied Of Rich English
MEDALLION, VELVET aud
BRUSSELS TAPESTRY CARrETTNG,
Of entirely patterns and desisHs
Also Of
TUREEPfY mud VENETIAN CARPEFING;
BAIXtS, nRUGGETS AND RUGS,
usual variety of patterns nnd qualities;
Enlhroiderr,i Lace and Muslin CURTAINS;
Silk Wool and Wool DAMASk, direct from the best manu-
factories in France and Euplud;
WINDOW SHADES Gilt C0rrices and Pins and II variety
of Table Covers;
FLOOR on. CLOTH, \ n feet wide 10y 100 feet long,
which o suit any size room or }.All.
All Of which We viii sell the Lowest market prices
J. u. CAMERON & CO,
seq Cost ia Canal sIree:, Tore Buildings.
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THE CHRIsTY MINsTRELs.-A very large audience
greeted this troupe in Armory Hall last evening.
They will perform again tonight
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ney> As Il general remedy for diseases, to
which all families subject IIOOFIAND' GERMAN BIT
TIERS cannot be surpassed.
PHILADELPHIA, March . 1855.
Dear Sir would state for the benefit Of the afflicted that
have used YOUR 'H0OFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS" my
self AID my family for long time and have always found
them great benefit in Headache Pains in the Side
u, Breast Colds and Nervous Diseases and earnestly
mend Ill who may be afflicted with diseases for which
Won prescribe them. b. NJ PARIS.
No. 81 Race street.
70 DR.. C. ~ JACKSON. Philadelphia.
Eay- See advertisement. selG 2pImdW&A
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FROST IN BATON ROUGE. - We learn from the
Comet that there was frost in that town on the LIST
Instant and that the weather had been quite cold for
a day or two. .-
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NoRRL@y nEAULLI ess CO.,
Successors NORRIS n wAf.)
g E. GB rE| MEL RI nc REs p
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
Undcr City HoelO
Are receiving large and elegant assortment OF Tine
Fashionable Fall and Winter Clothing.
Embracing Ill the NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON. Lev hf
and COTTON SUITS, NAPIER COATS.
r5g-FCRNISIIING GOODS in every variety SCI -pd
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Union CElgh---E'i{fnso3'e Eealsgcrs

This Club will meet THIS EVENING 4tll inst, at Gla
O'clock precisely. nEvery meAber is expected to be pune
tunl. E Of 2plt
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Roofs. SRoes c,nt Nroq0zas.

Boots. Shoes 02aG NTOg0atS.
AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing ship Norfolk and in store general
nent of BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS, HATS, CAPS, etc.
Me- Plantations supplied with prime DITCHING BOOTS,
RUSSET BROGANS, WOOL, MEXICAN, PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS. at the lowest market
FROST & CO.,
iyl3 2p&W IL Magazine street:
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,rl,e Weekly Crescent.

~ The clerk Of the steamer Natchez has our
thanks for river favors.