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Arrived yesterday
Spanish steamer Cstro Viadie from Havana. 18th ins
Ship ksmitss.nc.: Manhal hOm London, al't jan, to
Ship e csoius Benb. 30 day. from Boston, to j. W.
Ship Thrscsn Rogers II days from New York. in ballast
Bark GIslemont Leimond from Vera Cruz 18th inst, in
Bark Hasieo Emery, day. from Philadelphia to master
,eS5 Col GsS: from Ba10' St Jaso to
California. Reynolds, from Noble.
Hiram sa PSwen n! Psa,es d@ from Gaonna
SSs 6% oT sd bales cotton
Goreo, CaIreIs. from Bsyou Crosse Tete og,
e MSSs So1t0 Ra lsa M from st. Louis
TowbOat Pat Henry. Miller. from the Passes
Towboat Panther Davis from the Passes.
BELOw-COMIN9 UP.
Ships Niagara, and VIM Hicks bark Lowell. and ship,
three barks brig, and two schoonen, names unknown
Memoranda:
Towboat Daniel Webster lowed down and to on the
18th inst, ship Wallace bark Achilles. and brig Bache
McEven.
Towboat Pat Henry lowed down and to the 18th
nst bark Kingston. brig Casss, and schn Nancy Bishop
and st. Francis.
Towboat Panther lowed down and to the 18th
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REMARKABLE FACTs-More water has passed
down the Ohio river within the last five months
than was ever known before, in the same space of
time, within the memory of man, says the Cincn-
natl Commercial. There have been four tremen-
dous rises, approaching almost upon the high dignity
of hoods-besides the one which is now stealing up
the banks-making five in all Three times the
water has driven the people from Cassilly's and
Spring-hill Rows, and twice it has scared them
pretty badly The present rise is unattended by
drift in any quantity, the loose timber having been
all washed off by the previous rises
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for the Crescent bv VINCENT WILLIAMS,
Proprietor Of The Lafayette Stock Landing Hotel.
lafayette Friday March 23-The receipts to-day were
40 beeves 10 40 calves $50 Sheep by the steamer Gen.
Lafayette; I6o hogs by Constitution 20 horses.
by the Gen. Scott making aggregate for the week of
"a beeyes ~ cows. Sc calves 4 hogs. 932 Sheep The
market well supplied with stock Prices of Beef yesterday
fell Nc ID. and Pork the same which the only change
the market has experienced during the week ending this
evening again quoteBeef. lst class 6, I'd do 5c
y b; Hogs, 3GD3lkc y ID Sheep. $3lD$4 head Cows
&s50s3s y head Hay, $14GOs SIS y ton; Corn, 4iO5Oc
bushsl Oats BIC. o bushel Bran, 60i070c y 100 ID ;
OiLcake. 81 100 ID.
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An attempt was made on Monday night, the 10Th
instant, to force an entrance into the bakery of
Mr.. Kelly, at the forks of the road,' near
Natchez, by several negro men and one white man,
it is supposed. Hearing the noise at the door, Mr.
Kelly seized his gun and quietly awaited the en-
trance of the robbers. They at length succeeded
In getting out one of the PANELS of the window,
through which one of the gang thrust his head,
when Mr.. Kelly fired his gun, giving the head its
contents. The robber staggered a few steps from
the door, fell and expired Immediately. His COM
panions fled on the report of the gun. Upon ex-
animation the robber shot was found to be negro
man belonging to Mr.. J. d. James, negro trader.
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G5- Yankee Sullivan has gone to Havana for
his health, it is said, instead of to California. The
New York Sun says he was accompanied by Bill
Wilson, one of his seconds in the late prize fight
Before leaving he sent to Tom Hyer for a donation
of $500, to carry him away Tom offered 800,
but declined advancing larger sum.
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OF The following is the account given by the
Cincinnati COMMERCIAL of the loss sustained by
the late break in the Miami Canal "Gross &
Detrick's tallow chandery estimated loss 1000,
principally in tallow and oil some ten or twelve
thousand pounds of oil, etc., were gotten off the
surface of the WATER the water rose to the second
story of their extensive buildings. Mr.. Moore,
soap manufacturer, lost some $4,000; most of his
business stock was swept away. Mr.. Hilliman and
Mr. Verick, soap manufacturers-loss large, but
amount not known. Samuel Kohn, Solomon
Kohn, Charles Kohn, and Mr.. Wolf, butchers, lost
$50 head of sheep by the overflow, besides damage
to meat and slaughter-house. Mr. Works loss is
estimated by his neighbors, at some $4,000. Mr..
Askey, tanner-loss large, but no estimate made.
There other losses, but at the time we visited
the spot we could not ascertain the names or
amounts. The place overhowed, after the water
had stopped running from the canal was drained
by the middle of the afternoon, by the culvert
passing under Western Row, directly opposite the
break We are informed that it is the full deter
mination of the parties injured, to hold the State
liable for the damages they have sustained, and we
presume each one will recover them in ftll.''
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CRESCENT CITY CIRCUS.
Cor. Louisa and Tdhsupitoutas St. Mavys Market
'ropnetors. ..NUNN, LIPMAN, GERMANi g. LA THORNE


THE Managers returning thanks liberal public for the
hitherto Kind
friends that will only stimulate them exerion
The Aries attached the establishment beyond all
ps-son, superior any other Company the Southern
Western country The nightly presented, will
Gems performances particulars
which, small bills of each day.
~ Day Performance each Saturday, ~ O'Clock, M
~ Splendid Band under the direction of the Great Professor
BERGAMN WILL previous the performance and during the diff
variety popular and fashionable
u Among Stars by the Of the Crescent
Circus, of the following
Mrs T. Num- The acknowledged Qaeen OF the Arena Sig L. Gef
Mr.. G. Mr.. r. Grarsn, Mr. Moses
Lipn,dn HARPER Great acrobat Family and last
nmtabe W. Lake, whose irresistible humor and originality
rapked among the first Clowns Of the Age.
n Of Circle, Fifty Cents Parque
TSeuty Five Gents, mill II
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DEATH OF VALUABLE PoNIEs.-Gen. WEIGH, of
Philadelphia, has lost his beautiful dancing mare
" HaTdee.' She was valued at $4,000. The Cen
eral purchased her from Franconi's Circus, in
Paris, for $4,000. The small pony Bees Wing"
purchased in England, died also a few DAYS ago.
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OLYMPIC CIRCUS.
Corner of PoYdras and Baronne Streets.

Manager anu director
F- Grand DAY PERFORMANCES ls O'Clock. Reap
pearance of Mr. j. BLACK WOOD Second Night of the eel.
ebrated lumber Mr.. CRAVEN
THIS EVENING, Saturday. March "a, the performances will
Grand Selection Of Equestrian and Acroba Feats
nerspersed with Ethiopian and Anpodean Entertainments the
whole to conclude with a highly aughabe Aterpiece.
ey Particulars the small bills of the day posters,
Doors o'clock o'clock
admission Dress Circle so Second TIER IS mh3
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For CALIFORNIA. - The iron-ship Antelope
sailed from the Mersey this morning, for San Fran
cisco, with a cargo valued at between .f40 900 and
ESQ, 900, and large number of passengers. The
Antelope has also taken out the Trainings and plates
for an iron warehouse, to be erected by mechanics
who have taken passage in her.-London Times,
EsLrunyn, ~
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o. Three hundred and sixty French commu-
nists, with Mons CADET " at their head, are said
to have left St. Louis on Monday morning, the 18th
inst, on their journey to Iowa, where they intend
to establish Socialist community.
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MELANCHOLY CAsUALTY.-The Rev. Isaac Van
Tassel, late of Plain township Wood county, Ohio,
was found dead near Keeler's prairie, in that
county, on the morning of the Sd inst. The body
was discovered in low place in the prairie, which
was filed with water
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OF The Lexington Va) Gazette is happy to
state that Mr.. John F. Shields, the sheriff who was
shot in that village the 9Th inst, il, rapidly re-
covering from the effects of his wound. Mr. Pax.
ton, the person who shot Shields, is in Jail await
inc his trial.
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GIN BuRNr.-The gin and mill of j. E. Cal
houn, near Port Gibson, Miss, were burned on the
Sth inst The gin house contained some fifteen
bales of cotton. The house was purposely set on
fire by runaway negro of Mr.. C.'s, who has con-
fessed the deed, and is in Jail to await trial.
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STONE & McCOLLUM'S
NEW WAT HAN CIRCUS.

TJNHE Public NewOreans respectfully informed
that the New Levathan Circus Stone McCoum
The troupe United States, comprising
combination unequaed any Circus this any other
Evuons and Of those and
bile Tor the last nine among attached
the New Leviathan would merely the OF the
following peculiar line universally acknowledged
b the world Eaton Stone the best rider
Rosa Mercury Of Female Equestriansn John Smith,
conessey Ethiopian characters living
j. Lipman, Backwood J. r. Shay A. Levi
D; W. Stone Coleman, Brown Founs Brenard A. and
W. Huckev jennings Johnson, leading
feature New Levaban the magnificent
Brass Band under the direction the celebrated H. r. Gau
Arena illuminated Nth and arranged
for the accommodation Family Parties. and can be
the Boz Office the hours OF 10 and IL A. M
II Day Performance Sunday, ~ O'clock for the
ment OF Juveniles the Night Exhibition.
1t Admission Box children haprice Pit Is fy2
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A ME RICAN TIL IL AFR e.

Benest OF Mrs. GREENE.
THIS EVENING Saturday March a. will be performed Shak
speares Tragedy of MACBETH Macbeth Mr.. G. Jamison
Lady Macbeth, Mrs Greene. ..FAVORlTE DANCE, by Miss
LaForest. To conclude with JENNY LIND is COME
Baron off, Mr. Charles Jenny Leather with lot
of Jenny Lind songs, Miss E. PetrIs.
~ The Police Department control Of MI. s. L. Beeman
Pces Adnsso-Dress Circle rs Parquette Second and
Third Tiers so cents Cooed Boxes so cents, Gallery Is cents
the hours of 10 A. NJ and P NJ by applying to Geo. s.
Stanley, Treasurer.
Doors open before 4 Performance will commence
q q precisely. mhA
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GREAT FLooD AT CHICAGo-A telegraphic dis
patch from the West states that there has been a
great flood at Chicago, and the overflow of water
was still increasing. The damage to properly had
already reached $4,000. No particulars given.
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ROBBERY, AND WATCHMAN SUsPrCTED.-Yes erday,
German woman, residing in Craps street, between French
men and Elysan Fields Streets appeared before Recorder
Seuzeneau and stated that early the morning somebody
knocked at the door of her house WhssnPon she opened
drink of water and she went to it. but her return
he gone She further stated that afterwards she
O'Clock yesterday morning discovered that she had been
robbed of $780, She told the Recorder she suspected the
Waterman of committing the robbery. There appears to
be only slight grounds for the suspicion The be
investigated by Recorder Seuzeneau.
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as- The hotel of Mr. John Long, at Martins
burg, Va, was damaged by fire to the extent of
$1,000 on the 18th.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ST. CHARLES THE ATRE.

Mons and Madame NONPLAISIR and their talented of
DANCERS have been engaged and will This Evening
FTlHls EVENING, Friday March "a, will be performed the
l. HAPPIEsT DAY OF MY LIFE After which, Grand
advertisement called AURORA, which Nine Monpaisr will
introduce several Of her magnificent Dances
steal Farce of TIL SENTINEL To conclude with the Bal
let, in act, called LOVE, DESPAIR AND CHAMPAGNE,
terminating with the Polka Rationale.
u Sunday Second Night of the Monpasr Troupe.
~ Doors half past and Curtain at O'Clock
a Tickets and places may be had application to Mr. F.
BAlLY between the Of 10 and o'clock day. m2i
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ns- The 18th of April has been appointed for the
annual fast in Massachusetts,
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o. The following rule has been adopted in the
Supreme Court of the United States:

Gr The following rule has been adopted in the
Supreme Court of the United States:
Ordered, That no counsel will be permitted to
speak in the argument of any case in this court
more than two hours, without the special leave of
the court granted before the argument begins.
Counsel will not be heard unless printed abb
stract of the be first filed, together with the
points intended to be made and the authorities in
tended to be cited in support of them, arranged un
der the respective points, and no other book or
case can be referred to in the argument.
Hone Of the parties omits to file such> a state
ment he cannot be heard, and the case will be
heard er parte upon the argument Of the party by
whom the statement is filed.
This rule to take effect on the first day of De-
cember term, l849.
NAvAL-The U. S. ship Yorktown arrived at
Madeira Dec. 10, % days from Boston officers
and crew all well. :. The U. s. brig Porpose, from
the coast of Africa for Madeira, was spoken Jan.
26, in lat. $50 3U n, lon. 26o wall well. :. u.
S. sloop-ofwar Saratoga. all well. arrived at Bns-
nos Ayres Dec. 30, and remained Jan. 8. ~. s.
frigate St. Lawrence, Capt. Paulding, sailed from
Lisbon, Feb S, for Cadiz-oficers and crew ali
well u. S. soop-of-war Germantown sailed from
Aux Cayes 18th ut. for St. Thomas.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFvIcR,
afurdsv Mosuing March a 1910

Saturday morning. March "a, l649.
fair amount of business has heen transacted in oul
market this week. particularly in Cotton though prices
have not improved. owing the powerful obstacles which
still exist in the shape of high feghts Europe and
rates Of Exchange Flour rather lower and Western Pro.
dace, with the exception of Lard and Beef has been dull
and depressed.
News from Europe fortnight later Is now due by the
steamer Canada, which 10 in her thirteenth day from Liver
pool and the graph to-day announce
her arrival at New York.
COTTON.-Ths market was pretty active on Saturday
last owing chiefly the somewhat easier rates accepted by
sellers and the business reached fully 5000 bales On Mon
day still amin atsd inquiry produced BY the
oeipt Of the Americas Letters BY mali giving full oonma.
ton OF the tsegnphc advics before hand. and fully
5000 bales disposed Of in many improve
ment of of cent Immediately after, however, buy
ers found difficult to make freight engagements to Europe
unless at higher rates. the business fell off little and the
sales Of Wednesday and Thundsy only about
16 $50 bales at somewhat easisr prices than hitherto. Yes
teday the buying pretty active and 700 bales
TAKEN making tbs business of the entire week 46 500 baos
divided principally among English French and Continental
purchasers In prices notwithstanding the occasional uc.
tuatons above awed to- find alteration sufficient to
require reduction last quotations. and therefore
tnus hsm The increase in the receipts proper all the
United States ports 3S36 bales while this port
ther<n decrease of q .918 bales.
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FOR CALIFORNIA.
TT To sal SATURDAY, oath inst

EY To sail SATURDAY, 24th inst.
LIOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. - The
g. Coffin, master, will sail above. This ship z9YE
200 tons register and farsupenor for the accommo
daton of passengers vesse yet dispatched from this
port She has been expressly fitted for the and in
the most complete and seawoTthy condition Her lower
saloon between decks, lao feet in length by 30 in width
and fitted up with State for the accommodation of
Families who may be desrous of taking passage. Each
will be ventilated by side-ights. and provided
with ample supply of Bedding. An experienced Surgeon
viii go in the ship Capt. Coffin Commander Of great
unusually good opportunity A large part OF the freign
aeady engaged but will be kept for such freight as
be offered by Supercargo will go IN .he
ship who will take charge OF entrusted
to his care For iIf9 %RR hfTiaNsfE iPPs Co. 70
Price of Passage, $500 in State-rooms no SteeIage
Passengers will be taken. Freight 81 per 1lour pdfel
or s0c. per cubic foot. I.,5;,.;
The Ahambra may be seen at the steamship Lanaing IN
Lafayette Passengers areinvted to 20 on poad anu exam
inc for themselves.
The shin will touch at Rio de Janeiro and Valparaiso for
the of obtaining fresh slons and water Pas
seuge will thus have opportunity OF visiting TWO OF the
Oldest and finest cities IN Sontn America: ;,;
Staterooms and Berhs will not be considered engaged
until paid for mill I'd
TT To sail ON OR ABOUT THE oath inst.
NOR CHAGRES-The well known and very ~
q fast-saling brig PERFECT, Capt A. v. A. IL
Townsend, viii sail as above. For freight or pas
sage having splendid modaiions cabin all in state
rooms apply to DEWEY co, 81 Gravier st.
orto F. CAMERDEN, "a Gravier st.
N B-Ths vessel offers superior Inducements to shippers
and having made her last passage down and
back in 20 days.
Cabin Passage 500 Steengs tand found. $50
Second Cabin As Freight. per foot, 80 cents.
800 lbs. Baggage allowed for each passenger, mild
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ORLEANS THE ATRE.

CATURDAY EVENING, March a. 1885, will be performed, for
= charming Opera
ber entitled HAYDEE; OR, THE GREEK SLAVE Per-
MessIs Fleury, Valet Beron, Mines Fhury-
Joy Lecour.
fxr The performances will commence at O'Clock. mh23
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COMMluCKD FOR TRIAL.-Barney Sheridan, arrested in
Graver street about three O'Clock yesterday morning. for at
tempting pick the pockets of drunken man.. Theodore
F. Beach younste said to be expert thief charged
nesday night and James alias Thomas Ahern charged
with attacking Clement Hampstead the Levee We'd
nesday night, and Obbng him of about 81 have been
mtted for trial by Recorder Baldwin. Thomas Hughes
and John Hines arrested on charge Of knocking down F.
H. Bowen the of GrOd and Commerce lat
Saturday night and robbing him Of memorandum book
have been committed for trial, by Recorder Baldwin for
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CHEAP DRY GOODS

At the NEW YORK STORE, 168 Poydras street.
DRINTED Muslns fast coon andlbeautul patterns, at
Is to Zoe. Scotch Ginghams 12ac cases Swiss Muslns
"a wide at 30c yard usually sold at &c., French Da-
Gents large Linen Cambria Hdkfs style at ~ 30
per dozen worth double the 5000 yards White Linen
less than 1oc in the city Irish Linens b the large
2Oc per yard and upwards Undrsssed Family Linen at
&c., good be bought for Soc Buyers test the
truth of the above assertions by comparing samples AlsO
full variety of the and richest styles of Fancy and
Staple DRY GOODS. equally low; The subscriber would
that the practice of this establishment to ole
few leading articles very cheap. with view OF obtaining
exorbant profits other goods With facilities unsurpassed
active and increasing business unaffected by cholera OF hard
mes-a saving per diem of from fifteen to twenty dollars
and expenses-he afford to sell cheap. Heavy
expenses must be met by profits. New Workers
especially invited call they will be reminded of the
cheap estabshm ents in Grand and Catherine streets.
mhI2 r. BROWN, 1853 Poydras st.
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THAT SWEET TRANSACTIONS. Lynch the drayman,
from him BY means Of o ged order appeared before Recor
der Genos Yesterday morning. MI. Kprzyn being satisfied
that Lynch had been used tool and ignorant of the
order being forged the latter discharged and thereupon
made an affidavit setting forth the circumstances under
which he employed the strength Of which war.
rant issued for the arrest of the real cuprit.
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Schooners.

PORT OF NEW ORLEANS:
LATITUDE, 29 81 30 N-LoNsITuDK. 80 Win Time Oh.
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WANTS.

PARTNER WANTED.
A MAN well acquainted with Ike eping HOTEL, and
IA attending to the management of the will hear Of
profitable investment for about $780, by leaving line at
this office addressed E. A. milo I'm
WANTED,
A SITUATION by Widow Woman, as CHAMBER
"A MAID. Good referenc es can be given. Inquire at
the third door from Gravier on GrOnde street. for
fyN If MRS. KALTING.
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FOR WONDERFULLY U. S. MAIL LINE.
nD The splendid low -pressure n-s
- as=r Ps G ste Steamers ORE ORE g9qA%S
CALIFORNIA, Capt c. l.. Reynolds and JAMES L.
Day Capt VIM T. Giberson having been built expressly
Ladies' Cabins all State rooms One of the above steam
es will leave the Pontchartrain Railroad DAlLY DUNG
the week the arrival at the Lake of the hapas clock
Train of Cars and of the O'Clock P; M cars on SUN
DAYS. For freight passage apply on board, or to
ja24 j. & R. GEDDES. Agents. 10 Bank Place.
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NEW ORLEANS:
SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH "a, ,ls4s

FIRST DIsTHIoT CouRT.-On Thundsy, Stewart Drum.
nond was tried charge Of stealing wallet containing
ted by the without leaving the box CONCLUSIVE testimo
min Woodal sailor was tried for the murder OF Span.
~ boy named Antonio Angles house in the
By the evidence that Wooda who was very drunk at the
tme-so much so that he could hardly standwent behind
him and the boy. who bar keeper and the boy was
knocked or thrown down. falling with his head across
him The accused was dragged away and the boy picked
afterwards he dead No evidence was produced for The
Defence and Mr. Frost who appeared for the prisoner sug
gesed that under the circumstances the Attorney General
might deem it proper press the charge Of murder
This aoceded and the jury without retiring, found
the prisoner guilty of Sentence deferred
ABDUCTION OF SLAyE.-John Carroll made complaint
yesterday, at the Second Municipality Police Office that two
men had entered the yard of house in St Peter street. and
carried off a negro woman he knew not where.
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CLOTHING.
FMIGRANTs TO CALIFORNIA should remember
IA that the thing in importance to that of having
good supply of Provisions for the to have
due regard to the wants of the outer We distinctly
state that not selling at cost but at low
any other house in the city Those want of CLOTHING
for the Gold any other Dggngs." respectfully
invited to call at the cash store of
JOHN SOUTHWEIL & co, 81 Canal st.,
fy13 d&W # Under the PIanters' Hotel.