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RACES. ECLIPSE COURSE, oARRoLLToN
@ I 49,

Louisiana Association Spring Meeting.
TT Race to come off at "a O'Clock. III
FOURTH DAY-FRlDAY, March First Raee-
sveepstake Race for 2year odsSubscrption $s0-Forit
$S0-Mile heats.
Entries.
I.W Minor names i by Doncsster, dam by Britannia
sS D. Elliott names ch. by Rafi dam by Mary Walters.
g. Langton d. Co. name brother Thornhil
Second Race.Assocaton Purse $O. ..Three mile
g Szymankis b. h. Error by Letcher dam BY Bruins
wick-3y.o. Dress green and gold
AL vanLeer'sb Topaz, by Glencoe dam Emerald by
than-4y.o Dress blue.
u Members Of the Orleans Jockey Club obtain their Badges
at the Ticket Once the Course Subscription reduced
So II Badges for Strangers which will enti1e
Ladies Of their party the privileges of the Course
ing, may be had at the Ticket Office.
The Railroad Cars will run as usual up to lto'eloek NJ
H. l2t II, II O'clock The Races do until
arrival of the last The regular trips wall this,
when the III
u AdInittance Stands 81.
THOS. EWBANK LEEFE,
mh30 Secretary of the Louisiana Jockey Club.
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A GooD MovE.-Among the petitions presented
to the Ohio Legislature on the 18th inst, was one
by Mr. Dimmock, the practical printers of Coum.
bus, for protection against Rats
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or We are indebted to the steamer Duchess for
late Cincinnati and Louisville papers. The Ouch
em left Cincinnati at P. M. on the 23d, and Louis
willie at P. M on the oath, and reports the river
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REPUBLICAN MoNARCHs-The discoveryof the
California gold will enable the American Republic
to supply the world with Sovereigns.-PMnch
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FOB SALE-A BARGAIN,

FOX SAIE-A BARGA1N.
A COFFEE-HOUSE, situated in the Second Munich.
IA pality, Front Levee well furnished with Liquors, -
etc together with IL lease furniture and elect. dong
all times accommodating large number of Boardsn. a.
can be seen BY reference, sf'1
Also for sals an able MALE SERVANT
Tbs proprietor beng about retiring from business. on
count Of III hsalth oen the for sale the most &C.
ccnmoda1i.g terms. Payment cash. and credit fcg lie
balance, For padcRlau. apply to this p1ioes MIN e
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New PLAY.-The Cincinnati Commercial speak
highly of new tragedy, entitled Tecumseh,
written by gentleman of that city.
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o. The Bostonians have succeeded in getting
their bill for bridging the outlet of Lake Champlain
through the Assembly The Canadians complain
oft as an infraction Of treaty stipulations.
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OF Eliza Cook, the poetess, is about to COM
mence weekly periodical
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RoME-Out of $1,000 unregistered voters of the
District of Rome, 25 900 have voted in favor of
republic, notwithstanding the anathemas of the
Pontiff
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FINE FASHIONABLE SUMMER CLOTHING
JUST RECEIVED, .a...
Per ships Mediator, Clifton and NIAGARA
Grand and Brilliant Musical Festival

RY particular request Of several hundreds of Ladies and
ne XIX sSd G fs1 ct e t
r0r OF Russ sk XII sv saE ssop Go sst Fs
Mn tn
Msasne N4f
MADAME Mn I 55y
Valuable assistance to this c0a'sA'su sna nsi'
The Grand Orchestra will consist Of Fifty Of the best Artists
eaae MI sasm Musical Director and
M. sTRAKOSCH will play, among other pieces. for the
hrst time IN New TaE FL 1--WE PICTURESQUE
The Vesuve consists Of -Four Tablesux l. Pastoale. g.
EgR99G AAssfS dft5ens'
On hszfs SR IKE GRoF Request
RHArsoDIE De III r H HzSSEH DOODLE
Mesdames Casni Brehta, Rive and Fab will Sing Gems
The W .sSs.
will preside at the Piano.
Programme.-PART l.
l-Overture full Orchestra from the Grand Opera Of De-
a-GaSana from La Fai1oite Song BY Mad s'n"'''
s-GIand Fantasia Diamaiaae on Airs from Iu 0n1'''
Ella di Lammermoor." composed and executed
Ala from Song BY Mad Biiciis DOnisstti
the California 's Ge hf FeSsf lo9Se 6o
a a9d
lair from Torquato F Ensp II Song by Mad.
TSe Magic Bell Rs1:iis Sentimental D0n'zs''l
composed and dedicated to her Imperial High.
ness Olga, daughter of the Emperor Of Rus
sia followed BY the a Ftation Polka .Strakosch.
3-Duo from :" l. Elisire d'Amore," Song by
Madame Brichta and Sig Brchta Jr....... Donizetti
4-Song by Madame Casin ................... Auber.
." Yankee Doodle" Rhapsodie de Bravoure,
composed and executed .Strakosch.
6-"La Fete de Barcelona" Exquse Drsmatique
dedicated to the Queen of Spain, full orches-
Observation-Disclosures. Schmitt.
~ Tickets S1-to be had at the principal Music Stores
and Hotels and from 10 to every day at the Ar.
Hail. Gentlemen requested to provide themselves
previously with tickets prevent confusion the
ing of the performance.
kV- Doors open at O. clock-Concert begins at 8.
xV M. Strakosch will play two splendid Grand Pianos
from Erad and Peye be sold after the concert by Mr.
Perier, 292 Roy al street.
1V Positively p0stponement. mhN II
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The CONCERT To-NIGHT-AT ARMoRY HALL.
The grand gala Concert OF Mr. otraKosch wiz
take place tonight, and Will De, we peiieVe, 1he
greatest affair OF the KIND winch our CITY mas Dee
favored with yet Those VINO love music heeo
only to be reminded OF the Concert ana we are
s,,re the hall will be filed.
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G- The Legislature of Massachusetts, adopted a
resolution paying man named Zebulon Payne
$500 for his time and services in the State Prison
under an erroneous conviction
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EMANCIPATION IN KENTUCKY.-The Shelby
News of the 2lst inst, contains a call for meet
ing of emancipationists at Shelbyvle, on the Sec
ond Monday in April, to appoint delegates to repre-
sent that county in the Convention to be held at
Frankfort on the 25th of April
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A Row.-There was quite row on the wharf
at Louisville on the 2lst inst, between the crew of
the steamboat Hermann and lot of laborers.
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Gs- Park Benjamin is satirizing the. " Age o
Gold," in popular lectures at New Haven.
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or The revenue from customs received at ell
the ports Of the United States, during the two
months Of January and February, amounted to only
: fraction ahot q Is 10000.
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and Pennsylvania, the former from Cincinnati,
and the latter from Ptsburg, left Louisville on the
2lst inst with about 300 people for the gold regions
of California. The Melodeon had three different
companies on board, one of which was from
Brookville, Ia
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OF DIR. Graves, one of the most eminent of the
English physicians, asserts that the cholera is
contagious
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Gs- The Legislature of Delaware has declared
the existence of bowling saloons to be nuisance.
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t5- Martin D. McHenry is candidate to repre-
sent Shelby county, KY, in the coming Convention
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SHIRTS, ORAvATs, HANDLER CHIEFS. ETC.
Superfne all linen Shirts stitched 50 TO 40
Superhne muslin shi linen bosoms and colars 90 70 Is
Fch gngham and Shirts 6k and Linen
Hickory Negro Shirts border HAndkerchs6
Merino, flannel, gauze, brown, Linen and Silk Gloves.
white and pink UndershiTts and Black Kid Gloves.
Drawers. Cotton, msrino and linen hail.
Silk Undershirts and Drawers hose.
Very Cavats Silk and bingham Umbrellas
Italian and French blaeR silk Also, =
Cravats Trunks, vaises. Carpet Bags etc.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS,
manufactured under Goodyea patent and warranted stand
hot climate:
India Rubber Paeos Sacs Capes Poushe Camp Blankets 0a
teen sou'wester, Piano Covers Drinking Cups, Travelling
Bags Texas Leggng Haverssckishort Lsgginsg Prcvson
Bags, Long Wadng Boos Life Preservers, &C., &c.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
mhl71 No 81 Magazine street.
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G5- Townsend Haines, Secretary of the Com.
monwealth of Pennsylvania it is said, has resigned
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LARGE FoRcE.-The whole number of militi,
enrolled in New York State, is AIS, 549 of which
46l ,343 are infantry.
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o. The New York town elections have gener-
orally gone in favor of the wings; those of Penn
sylvania, of the democrats
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SrIczSEY's CIRcus.--The tide of popular favor
still flows steadily onward towards this neat and
entertaining place of amusement. The perform
ances nightly presented, are of the first order Not
the least attractive feature connected with this cir
Gus, will be found in the very excellent clown con-
nscted with it-Ben Jennings" fellow Of infinite
w.t." who never fails to keep the audience in
roar. Among all the motley gentlemen we have
H. NTH ne Taxva his enI,al
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.AMERIcAN THEATRE" The Wandering Jew
continues to attract good audiences to the Ameri-
can, and will again appear tonight. "The Cap
ture of Captain Cuttle," which has been repeated
over and over again to the great delight and inf
mite amusement of many, will also be part of the
attraction tonight. We heartily recommend to all
who wish to while away the passing hour in pleas
ant recreation to drop into the American, see the
" Wandering Jew" and hear what Capt Ed'ard
Cutie has to say They will not be disappointed.
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THE RIVER AND WEArHER-At Louisville on
the evening of the 2lst inst, the river was rising
with IL feet water in the canal by the mark.
During the previous "a hours it had risen inches.
On the falls over the middle chute there were about
8 feet water. The weather on the same morning
was disagreeable, with storm Of hail and rain.
During the day it was quite cool and freezing.
In the evening the weather clear, but cold for
the season. -
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PREPARE TO LAuGH.-We congratulate our
numerous visiters and citizens on the arrival of
that f,n-stirrng king of good-fellows, Dan Marble.
He is engaged at the St. Charles, and will appear
in night or So Dan is perfect remedy for the
/" blues. !" and Ludlow & Smith have been fortunate
in securing such cargo of mirth as we know he
can unship for use.
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The RACE To,DAY.-Only two horses are en-
tered for the three mile race to-day, but they are
too good 'uns, and those who are dazzled by the
brilliancy of the Topaz may, by chance, find that
in making sanguine calculations as to the result,
they were decidedly in Error. Betting, last eve
ming, was not, SO far we could see, very brisk
many thinking that Error had no chance against
Topaz and four to one on the latter went begging
There . many slip between the cup and the lip,
and therefore, although We agree with the many
in thinking that Topaz is most likely to win, we
cannot omit the remark that possibly she may not
In our opinion, there will be quite an interesting
race, and we hope there will be numerous assem-
blsge to witness it.
BY the way, while noticing the three mile race
we had forgotten the sweepstakes, 600 each-mile
heats: three entries, viz Minors colt by Don.
caster, Eion's Ru6in filly, and Langton's brother
10 ThornhM This race adds considerably to the
prospect of sport to-day, and with the three mile
contest, ought to draw big crowd. So may it be
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Mr.. WILSON'S LAST NIGHT.-The last concert
of Mr.. Wilson took place last night, and is under
stood to be his final appearance in New Orleans.
We regret to make this announcement, for those of
,m who have been charmed by his sweet notes
ardenty desire his return among us; and those who
have not heard him have missed rich treat. The
concert last night was very well attended, and the
songs all executed in Mr. Wilson's finest style. The
rapturous applause which they all elected fully
proved how well they were appreciated by the
audience
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P. & E. REILLY.-IN LIQUIDATION.
Coruar of ROYAL and Canal Srraafs

Corner Of Royal and Canal Streets.
HAVE Just received direct Dublin Ireland IJs
LIN EMS comprised 1874 1874
Super Damass Border Sheets in three yards square
Cloths new patterns two to six yards long, and Napkins
match Grass Beached Linens, but entirely free Of drsssua
Soft Patent Linens and Lawns articles Lade Cha
ren's Patent soft Printed Linens Lsen Cam
brcs designs printed In the celebrated establishment Bas
the Lawns and Linen Cambrics for Ladies'
Also direct from Nottingham England $500 yards Plain and NM
broidered 1874 Bobinet for Mosquito
II The undersigned would attention 10 all e
above Goods they Of the best br be sod al
invoice prices with and charges
P. e. e. REILLY, in Liquidation.
mh6 2dp I'm of ROYAL and Canal
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING

Z. CHE.9F FOR C.7SH ~
The prevalence Of the Cholera early part
the has the position Of many ptsrs
over, they now offer their entire stock of : '
WINTER CLOTHING
at prices accord with the ease nd tlmes. :
Those of Fine Clothing ehean @ ssh
respectfully invited examine goods and nrires
fy20 2dpf THOMPSON & NIXON ii Canal st
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DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.

DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.
~ Seventh Ward, Second Municipa = The
Democrats Of the Ward and all those favor Municipal Reform
will please Mr.. p Ryans of Jackson Claiborne
FRIDAY EVENING 30h nst half past O'Clock.
Also Mass Meeting will be held Mr. John Henderson,
Poydras and St. Paul Streets SATURDAY EVENING
the 3lst instant, at ha-past O'Clock.
Several distinguished Speakers will meetings.
E. WOOD PERRY, Chairman
JOHN SULLIVAN Secretary. mhs9
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:. of =. .Meetinxs This Evening.

l.,os r,v,stoS No. g. Crystal Fount Hail. "a Tchoupi-
toulas street. at halfpast 2.
Iorus1ArA Division No. H. at Unity Hal, Mangny Build
ings, Third Municipality, at haif-past7'
SrAR or Horn DIVISION No. Is. at Y. Brothers Hall,
Lafayette, dt half past T. lh
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PAINTINGS AT THE ST. LoUIs-We take plea
sure in calling the attention of the public to the
new paintings, by Granger, representing the same
subjects as the celebrated paintings by DEDUCT
Adam and Eue. Both these paintings, the 'Temp-
fation and the (" Expulsion from Paradise" are
fully equal, and we think in some respects superior,
TO those of DEDUCT The figures have perfect
life-like appearance, standing ont, as it WERE So
perfect is this popularity, that those not well ac-
quainted with paintings of this style, will not
believe that they are bat paintings. The design in
representing the conditions of Adam and Eve in
Paradise, and after they were driven out, is most
strikingly carried out, and the effect is complete.
These paintings to be seen in one of the parors
of the St. Louis Hotel, and will richly repay visit
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PLANK RoAps.-As plank roads are just now
attracting much attention throughout the West,
Mr.. Duer, member of the late Congress, has, in
answer to numerous inquiries, published paper on
the subject, written by Mr.. George Geddes. The
paper is very full of information, and will hardly
bear condensation. Those interested N the sub
ject may find Mr.. Goddess article in the National
Intelligencer of the I'D instant.
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ArrtvaIs at the PrincipaI Hotels Yest'

vERANDAH IF Ogden, Ohio w Dales, Eaton. MAJ q;
thews Mckee and lady, Wright French, reg,
Knox, Snodgrass, Ala; Eaton. Z; Crals AfA ~
Mccormick, P Jones, Miss Fs =
ST. CHARLES "A Adams, sneyer, " Wade La Z
ayes Smith lady, Mo; Masterton Las, Cyde,
NJ Jsmsgn n Guon. Clayton Col Hays Te1as' y
Burgin, Mrs NJ Burgin, Pa.
HEwLETr's IT Norton H Garrt; R caarey,A vanDOrn'
La B Skates, Ala A B Sneed, N C.
PLANTERS, Oh Wiegand N o; B Bond, H Mccormick,
Adams lady, Ill G Randolph j. Chrstopherson,
England: Phillips Ala Calle A. w Reariin. Ohio
Pettibone Taylor Miss DR. Lamburn Patton, Clark
8 Hatfield, 6 w ] H Lawson, J Baars L Pratt.
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CLOTHING AT COST.

CLOTHING AT COST.
To close Winter Goods offer the balance toc
Fine ana Fashionable Winter Clothing.
AT COST, FOR CASE comprising elegant wslsesoted
Of Fine Goods made in the best
fashionable styles:
DRESS COATS: of Black and Blue French Cloths.
FROCK COATS Of Brown, Olive. Blue and Black Cloths.
SACK COATS: Of Black and Fancy Cloths and Tweeds.
SACK PALETOTS of Black and Fancy Cloths Weeds
ovERCOATS and CIRCULAR CLOAKs.
OPERA SACKS.
PANTS: of Black and Fancy Cashmere.
VESTS of Black Satin and Cashmere Fancy Cassere
Fancy Satin and Silk, White Marsees, very BAH Vests
DRAWERS of Silk Merno. Lambs' Wool, Flannel, Cotton,
Linen etc. etc.
UNDERSTANDS of Silk Msrino, Lambs' Wool Flannel Cot.
ton, etc. etc.
ROBES DIES cHAMBREs: of various styles and qualities
GLOVES: Jouvins Kid Of all coo Mno Blk Cashmere Buck
skin etc.
CRAvATs aud sCARFs: beautiful assortment Of choice and
style goods.
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFs, Half Hose, suspenders, Urbre
las Trunks etc. and all articles pertaining genemsns
wardrobe.
NORRIS & WAY, 22 CAMP street,
a23 2dp tt Of Common under Hewetfs Exchange.
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ALFRED MUNROE & co.
No. 81 MAGAZINE STREET,

Have the largest stock Of
CLOTHING & GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
Retail, New Orleans to which they invite me attention
purchasers. ONE PRICE FOR GOODS ONLY.
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ET Fast-day in Vermont, April 6.


o. Fast-day in Vermont, April g.
OF Fire rioting has commenced at York, Pa.
Died:
On Thursday n 2s inst Of phu fever JAMES A. HANDY
T TS n1 take ' Place. iiI
from the residence Of his mother 2 G1od The friends the
~ Fire Departnent.SThe Officers and members of
the aooREs
and
TO- jefferson Fire %: Ne. e., 1s;-The officers and
A s on ~ t s s'sls:f
Month, Guok r5s oS Nh 7Ts Hs
Sxx aoRSiSs: AP5l g Ms%!1y
Of nRsS to the Company viii Join h RESsoLDs
JasksGn T1e s5 o s5 md
misc ApfA ''''' G. e. WIN MILLER Secretary
PROUT'S CASTLES AND ABBEYS
OF MoNMoUTHsHIRE.
II Thirty Beautiful Plates tinted. with Letter Press half
'' nSsS itsdp low pA's wSoDk2FF co. IS Camp st.
BULWER'S NEW NOVEL.
Just received, and for sale at No. 40 Camp street,
THE CAXToNs-A Family Picture. By BuIwer. To
ABBoTF LIFE 6 eiF az of HANNIBAL
and ALEXANDER. y
PICTORIAL LIFE OF DR. FRANKLIN. Parts /, e.
sTE EE5 4SsxT TRAVELS IN CENTRAL AMERICA
NAeAYEAY Mo PSskA hGsopE E ph supply
mhsa s. Just ''s.ia IT, IT. BEeTTEL CO. 40 Camp st.
FINE FASHIONABLE SUMMER CLOTHING
JUST RECEIVED,
Per ships Mediator, Clifton and Niagara
B We have received by the above ships choice
styles Summer Clothing which the
friends and ....Among which
Fine Drap Etc Dress and Frock Coats
81" Panaloons;
Sac Goats and Polkas:
Drap de Turk Pantaloons;
Linen and Seersucker Sac Goats;
Choice styles Linen Vests;
"a White and Colored MarselIes Vests;
Real India Nankin Pantaloons; r...
French Linen Drill do.
ET Ali wooden goods selling greatly reduced prices.
mh304t ALFRED MUNROE & CO. "a Magazine st.
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BOOKS, BOOKS, BOOKS,
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
THOMAS L. WHITE. No. 50 CANAL. Street.
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Or The great Leviathan Circus arrived at Mo
bile on Wednesday last, from this city. :. TIL
Heron family are also is in Mobile.
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t4- The ship Sheffield, from Boston, is now ds
charging opposite the Red Stores Third Municipality Consgnee
the of their goods the evee the
will be stored q their expense and risk. -
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tv Citizens Of NewOzleans The whole amount
Of he Proceeds Of the Exhibition COOKIES GALLERY NO.
st. Charles street, Of the two splendid work. Of ar
Po,ceys's GREEK SLAVE, and Iiti0n's VENUS,
in marble BY the celebrated Barini devoted the New Asy
lum in this City for the Relief Of Dsstituts Females
eB Patronize this Noble Charity fyS sdpu
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QuIcK TRIP.-The packet ship Devonshire hai
arrived at New York from London, in % days
She made the passage in 16 days, carrying fou
DAYS later news from America.
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To- The ship Sunbeam, from Boston, is discharging
opposite Post 49, municipality. Consgnees requested
their goods the Lvee otherwise they will
be stored at their expense and risk
mh3 L. .G T., Common
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TT The ship Oarolus Capt. Dunbar, from Boston, is
now dchaging cargo post a. Second Municipality Con-
please receipt OF their goods the Leve
J. w. ANDREWS g. co, 81 Common st.
tE The Consignees following goods order
vessel requested their addresses with the Clerk
the Levee g. Keokuk, 6 pkgs; R. H. Co. boots
shoes B. & p 40 cases md1e P D.. cases B. & P lin
fin damond Is bales and 81 bundles gnnes
L. cases. E. & Co, 10 do; and T. E. g. Co.. 10 nests Of
buckets mhH6
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PROUT's CASTLES AND ABBEY.
BULWER,S NEW NOVEL.

UF
IL Thirty Beautiful Plates, tinted, with Letter Press, half
rocco, at the low price of SIS. For sale by
Inh30 lt2dp D. WOODRUFF g. CO. IS Camp st.
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w o. S. Mail Steamer Thos. Jefferson-For Louis;
VILE NATL and Pttsburg-Ths new and splendid
lghlraugh passenger steamer will leave as above THIS M
day. EVENING, 30h O'clock punctuay from roydrss
wharf, HYDE d. OGLEsbf, liz foyaras ~.
N B. Passengers please be board at the above hour mSo
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e~ Rad River Packet Duck River.-The fine igh
daught DUCK RIVER ApPegate master & e.
tonhouse street, Shreveport and
mh30 L. D. Smli rs 30 ma a]me o.
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For the Benefit of the Sculptor, HIRAM Powers.
~ Exhibiting STATE HOUSE. Canal street, THE
STATUE OF
THXHBITlON Open Daily Sundays excepted from A. M to
T. p M t3r Admance Is Season Tickets ST. Pamph
lets 10 cents. fy2zu
~ Gas Light Company. NEW ORLEANS, March
49, 1874 Dividend of Twoanda half cent from the Assets
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