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.eaaseevscGse Examinations.

NJ FOR PREsIDENT 5@
WILLARD FILLMORE,
5E OF NEW YORK. @
FOR VICE PRESIDENTS:
ANDW. JACKSON DONELSON,
~ ,.r OF TENNESSEE.
.ELEcToRs:
FIRST DISTRICT: .Ds' e.
...,..,eJ. B. WILKINSON, ,Jr.,
OF PLAQUEMlNEs. ,
SUBSTITUTES
Hon. G EORGE ECU sT1S, Jr.
1924 g.. q SECOND DISTRICT:
G LIE NDK BU IL * f.,
80 OF ORLEANS I.'4
sUBsTITUTE: ... -. :
H. M. SUMMERS
THIRD DISTRICT .-
b. G. THIBODAUX,
OF TEREEBoNNE:
sUBsTITUTE;
FEE GUS G ARD e TX T..
FOURTH DISTRICT: y @
EsTON POND, Jr.,
OF EAST FELcIANA. . . a.
BsT1TuTE:
N. S. r ID w A II Id s
FIFTH DISTRICT:
JOHN E. KING,
ST. LANDRY.
SUBTSITUTE:
A.. Ii. COCO.
SIXTH DISTRICT:
p. LANDER,
TENSAS.
SUBSTITUTES:
l., p. G Te A e. nu26 2ptd
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passed to their long home except the

and all have passed to their long home except the
last two named gentlemen. s --.sr. ~s.sry
The frstcashier was Mr.. Beverly Chew, wRolhsd
been collector Of the customs for thirteen years hay
ing received the appointment to that office from Mr.
Munroe, and removed without any cause other than
rotation in office in 1929. Mr.. Archibald R. Taylor
was selected as the first president
The space required for completing this history COM
psls us to defer the subject for to-day
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R2emaOCeG .EeemeOUeG :!

FROM NO. Is TO IT ROYAL STREET.
A supply of CREME DE BOUzY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
pins constantly hand which equal to the best that
TO this market
Also.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL. lock MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES. -
RIe A " ID $:
SAZERAC of the Vintage Of 1896 1898 and 1905 and other
brands
w IEISN Y:
OF all descripons-Scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts
On hand, my usual Of the best WINES and IL
QUORS the Market which will be sold reasonable
terms as any other house in the city
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d. 2pu No. II Royal street.
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Boots, SseOes GHeG HT'ogNNs.
AT WHOLESALE.
landing ship Norfolk and in general asso
ment of BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS, HATS, CAPS, etc.
~ Plantations supplied with prime DITCHING BOOTS
RUSSET BROGANS, WOOL, MEXICAN, PALM LEAF
STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS, the lowest market
prices, by ~
FROST Il CO.,
iylS 2pkW 10 Magazine street.
HATS, C APS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We constantly receiving general assortment of Silk Fur
Cashmere Panama. eghorn Straw Palm Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS, at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST j. CO.,
iyl3 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
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Me- AS n general remedy for diseases, to
which ali families are subject, HOOFLAND' GERMAN BIT
TIERS cannot be surpassed.
PHILADELPHIA, March q 1855.
Dear Sir: would for the benefit of the afflicted that
have used your t'HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS" my
self and in my family, for long time and have always found
them great of rudacle Pains in the Side
and Breast Colds and Nervous Diseases, aud earnestly
mend them all who may be afflicted with diseases for which
you prescribe them. b. VI. PARIS,
No. 81 Race street.
TO DR.. G. N. JACKSON. Philadelphia.
N3y- See advertisement. sel6 2pmdWEA
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WI, WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER !, 1856.

TO aeritinq for Crescent nil
please beor II mind not conin1
I al cases that The and status o
I'LL osr bs made kaosca coarse before
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EE0xse Furnishing Store,

EE0Wse Furnishing Store,
17................CANEPS STREET. ..............17
The subscribers invite Housekeepers to examine the complete
stock of usen Housekeeping articles in of
Among the things that every ousekeepcr needs, is
1.-THE PEOPLES GRIDIRON."
To it, appreciate It's superiority all others
THE RAPID ICE CREAM FREEZER.
Freezes the cream in five minutes, with little labor
A new article SPRING BED, combining luxury and clean
lines equal any; durability above all Others and last
economy being sold at half the price of good article old
style
To parties in the country will send drawing of the
above, and furnish Size to suit.
seq 2pl0 ?. r. FELL " co.
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let no .E'txs'se or yN0thcr

Neglect the first symptoms Of the of worms in the
delicate yscer of young child In nine Of ten convul
sions the terrible destroyer Of life and intellect, proceed
from this Avoid such by the prompt
Of WINER'S CANADIAN EERNIIFUGE, preparation with
any mineral faint and safe painless and inhbe remedy
for all forms of the complaint
Be particular and remember the name Winer's Cana
dian Vermu Thss the only article that be depended
on Remember this For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and
retail, by ~
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
% o.,eIS1 W. EltNL la,ll Ehnrtrn ct
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Late Publications,

Late P0EbEeC(sE203ES,
For sale by H..
rEVHN OBS H. wv IN RrGl Ne
I05 Canal Street
HOUSEHOLD MYSTERIES,
OLD REGIME and the REVOLUTION,
ANGEL IN THE HOUSE,
HERTIIEE, by Frtlerka Bremen;
GODEYS LADY'S BOOK, OCTOBER
SEQ 2p3t AGNES EVELYN.
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"a Capt. Klinefelter, Of the steamer Pennsylya,
MIA, has our thanks for river faFors
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ESeheOUE2s
I2E CA AL S R EFT. l21.
]. D. DAMER ON g. co.
Beg inform and the public generally
that they have removed stock Of Carpcng Floor Oil
Cloths etc. % Charities and y Customhonse Streets to
spacons store No. III CANAL STREET, Toua
Buildings.
We receiving varied assortment OF Rich English
MEDALLION, VELVET and
BRUSSELS TAPESTRY CARPETING,
of entirely patterns and de8gns
Of
THREE PLY and VENETIAN CARPETISG;
BAIHES, DRUGGETS and RUGS,
usual variety Of patterns and qualities;
Embroidered Lace and Muslin CURTAINS;
Silk Wool and Wool nAMASK, direct from the best
factories in France and England;
WINDOW SHADES, Gilt Corices and Pins and variety
Of Table Covers
FLOOR OIL CLOTH, to 81 feet wide by 100 feet long
which suit any size room or hall.
All Of which will sci! NJ the lowest market prices.
J. D. CAMERON & CO.,
SEQ 2p5t l2t Canal street, Tonro Buildings.
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Fillmore Rally in the second District.

The call for mass meeting in the Orleans Ball
ROOM last night was nobly responded to. The large
room was crowded, long before the hour of meeting,
and the enthusiasm was in full flame, was bound to
be and will contine to be so long as, in addition to
what we have at home, the mails bring such abun-
dance of the solid fuel as they now bringing, and
we have orators to fan it into flame of glory band
Of music was in attendance and ct intervals dispensed
the melody appropriate to the OCCASION
The meeting was organized as follows
Iresi7ent-HoN. n BERMupEz. . .
Id"m G Faerick BnHson De Il
YIN FreTs e ;on f. Mssy c0
so%try y BS!aR Adephs PagEs 5e6n < WATKINS
sei%nadrs chrstovs SIoel Henry Guyo F Parmele l. T.
Place p. S. Wilt Col Isaac G. Seymour, " II Reese W r.
Adams, Legendre b. Rodriguez Felix Mllet Fs Pralo
A Bourges ,. - ,y,;.o 81 r,;,,,,rx
81 i''ss''FEs' Eugene s"es F. '''sS''S anu Jules ''
The first speech was made by Glendy Burke, Esq.
He was brief as usual but particularly vigorous and
devoted himself to the leaders Of the Democracy-to
Senator Slidell especially them upin strong
colors as the Southern wing of the disunion faction
in opposition to the Black Republicans, or Northern
wing of the faction He retired amidst the applause
that is always awarded him.
The venerable Bernard Marigny was the next
speaker. He addressed the audience i'll French fol
about an hour-passlng over the whole field o.
politics commanding tine deepest attention by his
argument, as well as lnerriment by his piquan ant
sarcastic showing up Of Senator Benjamin. and Shout
Of enthusiasm by his defence of the great nationa
conservative movement and tribute to Millard Fill
more. The old gentleman seemed to have lost mont
of his ancient vigor, and his address was genuine
treat to all who heard it,
Tnuis Duyiuneaud ESD. an old and respected ere
ole citizen addressed the assemblage next, also il
French. His speech was short, but eloquent, an
was rendered with an emphasis that permitted n
abatement in the emf husiasm.
The fourth and last speaker was ]. 3. Wilkinson
Jr Esq, of Plaquemine, Eector for the First Di:
trict. His address (given in Englsh) touched upo
the prominent features of the present contest, al
was warmly received.
| The crowd, being in the highest possible spirits
could not leave without a musical tinae--the keel
step-to- themusc" sentiment requiring little MOI
than plain, straightforward speaking. So our trien
James Beggs, Esq, called upon, and he respont
ed with campaign song or two, in which the crow
joined heartily.
After that the meeting adjourned and the crow
! dispersed, tremendously and enthusiastically. Alt
gather, the Second District men gave the ball mob
shove last night and tomorrow night their neig
bors of the brave Old Third will give it another shov
at the United States Hotel.
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COMMERCIAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES classes begin
this week in the mathematical department of Dolbears Gem
ercal College, LOG Canal street. in arithmetic, algebra
ety etc. There special professors and apartments for
English, French Spanish, keeping pepmankin phonos
Gin ~ ! /
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NICARAGUA LETTER AND PACKAGE ExPREss:-Our
readers will learn by referring to an advertisement in
another column, that Messrs. Livingston 4 Co. have
established a semtmonthly letter and package ex-
press to Nicaragua AS direct communication be-
tween that country and the United States has for
some months been Interrupted, this enterprise will,
we have no doubt be extremely useful to many who
have friends id Nicaragua and with whom they would
desire 10 keep up a regular correspondence. From
the references given by Messrs. Livingston Co., we
should infer that they very reliable business men,
in whose hands the interests Of their patrons would
be safe. Their office is at No. 96 Camp street.
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Business and Cottous

parted high degree of lvelineSS in all circles. The
receipts of cotton yesterday up to o'clock, were |
mostly from Memphs-heing, by the H. NJ. Wright
,9l5 bales Iugomar, 2,725 Chouteau, l55-tota,
795 bales. The receipts on the corresponding day
last year. that is, the 30th last day of Sepcn
bcr were ,02l bales.
The telegraph advices by the Baltic have had no
influence on the market There several discre
tonary orders for cotton for France to be governed
by the state or apparent prospects OF the crop, its
probable extent and the quality of the carly receipts.
We received from of the most intelligent
sources, the following communication:
PHILADELPHIA Sept. % lS56.-The due from
Liverpool looked for With much interest it is expsesd
changed position Of the growing crop Their
stock is rather weigly but aconsumpon will contiine
y" ''a opening SsHres IeNs very large reduction Viii
noticed ere any new supplies can eaf. from tins eide ne more
for early ventng The demand for Liverpool would be
oveSn T must aie OF The other sids ce Parties here
pluck nerve and courage enough to ship in the face Of
ns New I"'k srx now % @ an ayss in
know not who is to move your crop OIL present basis OF 3D. to sell
The estimates crop generally about 100000 bales
sonir larger and many smaller
The spncrs always tn have hand Wien
nition becomes rampant IT'S very hard work to corner the
Trade is sound in Manchester "a advance in
would check business materially Money will be lost on
| your currency.
| From this we can Judge that it is the purpose of
spinners in England to refrain as long possible
from entering the market. The stock in Liverpool
will reach low figures by the first Of December, under
the average weekly consumption of the year. The
| exports from this port for Liverpool for the month
ending yesterday, ,iG3 bales and most of the
vessels taken up loading for England will not
reach there much in advance of the first of Deem
Der. 1t will be contest between the spinners and
dealers on the other side and the factors and nant-
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Kansas j.! Kansas u!

\ meeting of the Kansas Committee will he held the
MAYORS OFFICE. on THURSDAY EVENING, 2d inst. at
halfpRst o'clock p NJ. na~rmcua attendance of the
bers requested. oil 2p2
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rs The purser Of the steamship Mexico has placed
ms nnIer obligations for late files Of Texas papers
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ktS7s The English, French, Spanish and German

a95s The English, French, Spanish and German
languages 50 important professional business men, may
he readily acquired Dobears Commercial College log Canal
treet There an apartment and special Professor each
language that perea practice reading writing and
speaking twelve hours day. and hear nothing spoken but the
language they acquire There is also for
Mathematics Fenmanshp Book keeping, Phonogaphy etc.
that attend any branch they may require 10
I'll them for business New classes begin this week.
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Curtain Goods.
C. vMlGpGH GIL Gas GI=Hma aE GDE fin
100 Canal, near Royal, Iouro Buildings,
Have just opened a splendid assortment of
RICH SATIN DELAINE
RICH SATIN DAMASK,
RICH WORSTED DAMASK,
COTTON DAMASK,
RICH LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES styles;
CORNICES patterns, very rich
CURTAIN BANDS, PINS, LOOPS, ETC. seq 2p6t
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You've AMERICA CIGAR SroRE-We acknowledge
fhe receipt of some very excellent samples of very
exoellenteigars from the "Young America u cigar
store, at Nc 50 St. Charles street Our "pufer OF
such articles pronounces them superior, and no mis-
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Rg- We yesterday afternoon received Il visit from
our friend Gardner Smith, the welknown auctioneer
of this city, who has just returned from Northern
tonr He looks greatly improved in health and seems
to be getting younger every day.
From advertisements in another column, it will be
seen that he has lost none Of his old activity show
ing determination to open business this season in a
very brisk manner. We cordially recommend him to
all who may have property to sell at auction, as he
an auetioneer Of great experience and popularity
His office is located at NOT Commercial place.
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DIR. S0s1es4eE Reynolds.

0EFICE-No. lis GRAVIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS, ScAlnEAp, WRlTE-SwELLlNG SORES and
ULCERS Of every description JUL 2ply
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Fillmore and EbOReiS0u.
MASS MEETING IN the YI{IRD DISTRICT.

Mass Meeting of the AMERICAN PARTY will he held
THURSDAY next the ID of October, ut the L. $. HOTEL,
Third District Several speakers viii address The meeting,
10" The friends of Fillmore and Donelson invited
AT tend Stt
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S. E. CHUFECEELIL'$
Corner Dryades and TerpsicIlore streets,
Will offer on MONDAY September 18TH 1856. Mtslns, Meri-
nos Flannels Caslneres Kentucky Jeans, Coonales
style Calicoes Sheeing, Slrt nghas Luces and Points,
Embroidered Waists, Chesees, Sleeves Ladies' and Chill
drens Stockings and many other goods will be offered Mt
great bargains. Gall and examine for yourselves.
S. &. CHURCHILL,
$50 2p3 Corner Dryades and Terpschor9 streets
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EV'rsgzse's F1eegiaas V'egefGREe F0i&Es.

In addition to being the best lnbous medicines in
the world possess power in removing pain which is truly
tonishng Four five of said Indian Vegetable Pills taken
every night going bed, WILL in short time completely rid
the body of those morbid humors which, if lodged in the liver
the of pain in the side sometimes extending 10 the
shoulder blade difficulty of breathing and sickness loss
appetite costivenes atency, swarthy yellow complex
ion and other symptoms of inumed torpid state of the
Liver.
WRIGIITS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS also thor
clennscs the stomach and bowels from all bilious humors
other impurities therefore certain for Colic
Dysentev Cholera Morb and other disorders Of the ntes
tines.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT Il CO.,
seq 29p3tMoWeFr q and Isl ChartreS street.
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Q Q q NJ =.
This stock comprises the largest Of all the ATrri
publications and of Foreign Music offered South.
large of PIANO FORTFS
and Foreign Manufactures Era's and Prts Grand, Square
and Upright Pianos London and Paris MAKE always hand.
Meodeons Guitars Accordeons, Violn t1t, Brass Inr
ments Strings, etc. and complete Of Musical
Merchandise, Hooks, etc,
BE- Music hnund-MusicH Instruments Of ali
kinks repaired Music Teachers rec0Inne2 tl id situations
procured for Professors. jug} tim
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THE GEM FANCY AND FAMILY GRO
Gerry STORE No, q Baron1e street; E. L, BERCIER,
Agent -
30. large assortment of Choice GROCERIES, WINES
and LIQUORS.
E CHAMPAGNE, Of the best brands qnarts pnts
other FINE WINES Superior OLD BRANDY HnA other
Liquors Supene CoRDI AIS and yasiety q Fancy Arti-
Gle Of the very hest qualities always hand low prices.
EFT Goods delivered to families free Of 1ryAEr ml2ly
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.EBy'. James Scott,

EBr. James Scott,
Formerly 6 Carondeet street. has removed his office to
No. FL Bourbon street,
Between Canal and Cusomhose where he may be con-
suited on all CHRONIC DISEASES.
Structures of the Ercthn Dropsy Ltsc and AnaarcHs)
Syphilis in all its forms radically cured in very short time,
without the usual Inconvenience to the patient Dyspepsia,
etc Se11 2p3m
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HE0l'by's Che02, Store,

Ek0rby's Cheap Store,
ISo .........,....CANIP 1Sj.
The undersigned has just received per late arrivals from New
York and Europe large aud beautiful assortment of LADIES
DRESS GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, RIBBONS, TRIM
MlNGS,
--latest style Dress SIIkS ut MI prices;
Rich M0ire Antique SILKS;
Plain aud Figured DE LANES;
Super French CATTCOES-vcry rich;
French C.ASSIMERES and MERINOS;
Scotch rLAiDS, of every variety
Rich Embroidered JACONET SETS
JAconet and Swiss COLLARS and SLEEVES:
Embroidered fIHmdksS, Lace Wells, Gloves. Hosiery.
HORACE HARDY,
seq 2E3NfoWeFr lS5 Camp street
GFNS ET.cEsgrcS.
fire Of GAS FIXTURES may found for saa
at very low iF1ees, *
HENDERSON & GAINES,
seq 2T3t 3p!2; g4Calsal street
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.8eau Orleans Carpet gg'urehoessc
Open , 0pcn d:

Open , Open
NoESFESy NHAUhI c2@ CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO NORRIS 4 wAY.,)
O. H &B rM1 -HH H he HG, 80
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
Qnder City HotelO
Are receiving large and elegant assortment of fine
Fashionable Fall and Winter Clothing.
Embracing all the NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON. LENEE
aud COTTON SUITS, NAPIER COATS.
M8~FURNISiING GOODS i'll every variety, ser 2ptf
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BAToN RoUGE GAZETTE. 1Ir. 9. H. Koon, well
known in the newspaper world Of this city, has be-
come one Of the editors Of the Baton Rouge Gazette
Mr. K. enjoys the advantages of experience and abil-
ity and will prove an able coworker with our friend
Judge in the conduct of the sterling old
Gazette We cordially wish all parties concerned
the amp1est pecuniary and professional success.
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c,v. CHARLES INsTETurE. GREEyv11I,E,

CT. CHARLES INSTITUTE, GREENElLLE,
- tARROrOS in the Parish Of Jetf~N9N. This Insl
tuition, vacation Of fortnight, VII b- rc.opened
Monday ucNt, the lst Of September
Mime MACE bs TO avail herself the oHcn'tn Of making
This tender her thanks tOe families WHO
hVuorcd her with their confidence, ne
Them and the public generally, that she will increasingly
continue Oluvnte herself to the advancement and comfort
her pupils Toalori them faithful and well grounded Instruction,
cultivate in them tnte and accomplished and
ucite them elevated Of hcr aud mind will be,
has heretofore been, her and edpaVor,
anil She confidently hopes from her experience with full
certainty Of success.
The of instruction pursued at the s. Charles Institute
comprises thing necessary 10 c0lpeGe education il both
French and English
English Department under the direction IF Professor
the highest merit, md of American adt from the North
who esitIc in the establishment.
Mime md NJ Ance preside the French Studies; and they
refer the attained by American pupils whom they
vc g! the language for proof Of til. excellence OF the
and their their duties In addition
intercourse with pupils Of French origin! o: whom the In
siituc has majority, the other Surg ladies III enjoy the adj
Of instruction for several hours in rHrl day, class,
and Of studied conversation with their Teachers. ~
The accomplishments. MUSIC,
in particular object of tile velic, .0c1le die Di-
rcctre and cont the best known professors Of the city.
Further particulars given in PTospucUes wr may he
procured II, the establishment. seq 3rn
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For MEMPHIS Passengers and shippers will take
notice that the splendid steamer 1ngomar, Capt. Nc
Donough leaves this afternoon for Memphis and in
termediate landings. The Ingomar will connect at
Memphis with the Cairo mail line and all the rail
roads and boats for Nashville ST. Louis, Louisville
etc. Messrs Jno =. Hyde \ Co., &C Poydras street,
are the agents for this steamer. 4gr".
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7.
Office N. O., Or. and O. ". R,i.soad Co. 5
Mr. l. Bridge Sjy your inquiry relative TO the
performance of the Mcowan Pumps il pon this road
only thar they quite equal 70 ~reseI"ti0n,
and that among She Yarey Of pumps blrc they
decidedly the hest. ~
Yonr>, respectfully, A. r. SEGER, Vice President.
The Pumps ard Engines Constant III sale by the
ubserintr sole agent here for the ;n#nutacGces,.
e25 3rnd&W ISAAC BRIDGE, % Magazine str ct
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TINS MoRNIsG Two WEEK =. This morning two
weeks, ii the telegraph working order we shall
be enabled to lay before readers the substantial
results Of the State elections in Pennsylvania, Ohio