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CALIFORNIA BOOKS.
At No II CAMP Ct

CALIFORNIA BOOKS.
At No. II CAMP st.
WHAT SAW IN CALIFORNIA; being the jour
nal the Emgran Route and South Pass IN the
Mountains the Continent of Americs the Great
Basin, through California the 1876 and lS1
which saw, and part Of which -DIyden BY Ed
Bryant Acalde of San Francisco" D. Appleton q
Edition.
"This is Just the and will doubt find ready
sale in very hamlet country Edwin Bryant considered the
best subject which treats and that Is sufficiently
indicated will publishers great
the book instead OF attempting to answer
quarter inquiries addressed them IN regard to California
Picayune. -. xu- ~,,,,.c
DR. UsE's DICTIONARY OF ARTS. MANI NUFsA AZ
TURES AND MINES containing clear EXPOSITION o. ther
principles and practice illustrated with 1900 Wood Engravhg
Conpe in | vol .-.--.-, r
subject mining washing and working is treated oil
that this book be invaluable to the enterpng
All gold that gters ad the
Dictionary Arts will teach the adyentur to know me
the The book will be invaluable Cali
precious a .'Nec York Literary World
GREENHOW'S HISTORY OF OREGON AND CAL
IFORNIA. New Edition. corrected and enlarged and
panied by large and beautiful map.
t received for sale the /" Neu Orleans Staoners
WaTehouse'
fy5 Std 1tW ]. b. STEEL, IA Camp street.
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t. Crescent Division No. S. of 1.-THE Regu.
lar Meeting Will be held THIS EVENING, Pelican Hail.
halipas o'clock As the time allotted for business
ng)is Limited hoped the will be puncual
hour fy5 FRANCIS SIMPSON, R. s.
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Fancy Articles and Perfumery.


open Splendid Assortment of New and bsautio
FANCY ARTICLES,
selected expressly for this market, consisting in part oil;
CARD CASES-Pearl, Shell, Silver, etc.
RETlCULES-Sika and Velvet, elegant patterns
PURSES-A assortment, styles.
DESKS-Ebony, Rosewood, Papier Mache, etc.
WORK BOXES-Ebony, Rosewood, PAPER Mache, etc.
DRESSING CASES-Ebony, Rosewood Papier Mache, etc.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Velvet and Papisr Mache.
ACCORDEONS--Best French, double FRAME
MUSIC BOXES-Shel and Tin Cases.
BOUQUET hOLDERS-A pretty assortment
GOLD PENS-Of the first Makers Gold and Silver Cases.
JEWEL BoXEs-Ebony, Rosewood and Papier Mache
CHESS MEN-Chnese, English and German
OPERA GLASSES-A large assortment
ODEUR BOXES-From two to six bottles
PAPETERlES-O Ebony. Rosewood, Papier etc.
FANs-Ot Pearl, Ivory Feather Paper, Silk, etc.
PORTE MONNAIES-Of She'll PEARL Leather, ETC.
CANES-Mounted with Gold, Silver, etc.
UMBRELLAS-A superior article made for u.s.
of PERFUMERY Combs Brushes, Gloves Suspend
ers Handkerchief Money Belts Shoulder Braces Fine Linen and
Cotton SHIRTS etc.
n
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ing m Of the Officers the present Quarter. commencing
January 1872 " WooDWAEDt "; P; D. 6. MoREHEAD,
SMITH, F. s. J. H. LUDWtGsEN, T.; C. WATERS, c.: e.
BYRN. A. G.: A. A. PHILLIPS. !: s.; J: TAi LOR, Q. s.
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tt" Fire DEPARTMENTAL a meeting of the Foreme
TT Second Municipality High scbool-on MON.

y
DAY. the h day February
dlaes admission High School
Two Should the vacancies be filed from the intermediate
paments of the Public Schools applications Will be received until
that date from the Municipality large. Candidates be
anlned IN Arithmetic Geography English Grammar and History
the United States. The will held in
Chamber 10 A. NJ to day until completed
(Sigued) J. NJ W. PICTON,
N. R. JENNINGS,
ja3ltd Committee on Bovs fiigb School.
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ev IT, S. Mail Chas Hammond For Louisville:
CINCINNATI Wheeling and Pnburg-THlS DAY, Monday al
HYDE g. OGLESBY, IL Poydras at
p,sxs,a.r, will nles.e he on hoard at the hour fy5
8 Mail VIM Noble-For Louisville, Cincin
natl Wheeling Pfttsburg-THlS EVENING MONDAY, al
o'clock, positively, from Poydras street wharf - ., ,
ty5 HYDE g. OGLEsBf' 2foyaiasH 81.
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nen1s Of WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY and JEW
DAVlD'S PLASTER, first page paper
ceien remedies sold only by sCOVL MEAD lib Chartres
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WESTERN WATERS, ETc.-We copy from the
Louisville Courier of the 29th the following items
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Ire KeguIa QlaI eTy SESSION Of s Temple w Le held
FRIDAY EVENING February Is, at half past O'Clock, Temp
Hail. No sS Canal P. W G. rs please puctua
By order of R. L. BRUCE, 6. W. T.
fya 2tW T. B. HEARTT, Acting G. W. R.
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~ Grand Division S. Of !

If Grand Division S. of T.. State of Louisiana
Al .urHsd Garrary the Grand SSF>
;. Of T. State OF Louisiana, will be held MONDAY SIZ
NEAI the 5'h instant half past O'Clock. P NJ. S2E@
the Hell OF Pelican Division No. of St. Charles
and Common By order ROBERT w. '"NhSsS
POWELL, e. w. p. gf 81 EDWIN L. LEWIS, G. s.
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H Protection Hose Fire Gothic Officers

.D Firemens Charitable Association-A Special
Meeting Of the Board of Directors will hid TUESDAY,
Inst. at o'clock z. M BY crIer.
ALFRED BELANGFR, Secretary.
IT Copies OF the Rules governing the PHYSICIANS, Druggists
and Relief Committee, will be gates appi-
r. CONNIE, PresI CusOmhouse
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Died:

Dleus
arG @ %'a"} n Ar
an He wa. young man, who had many friends and no foes He
~ His friends and acquanances and those
sn ss srss MoNN Il ss Rnae
t. Louisiana California Mining Association
The members the Operative Branch Of the above
requested attend meeting THIS EVENING, Monday at
O'Clock at the Louisiana Hotel, Tchou! toulas
fy5 FRANCIS HOARD.
eY Philadelphia Engine Co. no. lathe Off
and Members the above Company
JOHN MORGAN HALL Esq Refreshments furnished them
at the fire julia and Baronne morning tire 4h
instant. E5 1t T. D. HEaRTT, Chief Director
Pr Hnion p a5Sbz1 ~ Il g. ef TW hga
O. s Ace f'"n Hn aa IL sTTa K %
lar SCI P Ply fs FG Of s
halipa O'Clock As the allotted (S'r
hour y5 FRANCIS SIMPSON, R..
The sREt It si IN! e. III:
sS" d 5s%is EvESE A
Masia a men
or more Companies for the above Battalion requested
s s. 1dss wn. soyAM PaAgylp NEhtiSiN,
III x% Grand iemple OF Honor, State OF LOUISIANA
ERPAS EyESSG 1sGs ef S 3 Fp Sc
ya 2tw T. B. HEARTT, Acting C. W. R.
ufy Protection Hose Fire Co.--The Officers and
isI Monthly Msslns NoSDAT kyGS[S$, Ess"y q
F & ss lens Charitable SPECIAL
ins'' at O'clock p M BY ,rsf Ell pr,.ycrr s..r
Go. GoPe' Of the Rgs governing the PhgGans Druggists
cation to P coNNIFF pIssi i.a . cu.omhooss street
~ Crescent en- o Division 10 No sef THE follow
s5uaf @ Vf6s " Fgs:F! aGM oREHEApE
va; +; SIMPSON, R; ": F. Mclean, 4: I: S:
S S4kN A. F FHGEfs 4A %h5Ea5
eranq piyi-iGn S & + stat Ct
p,.,a S3.sa e.
fow iSl%SG VS. Y :,, WITT
o. si a;nssE: Co. 1 me- asT4s
sfo:. 4 MONTH" s n'' n2f aGk1 fyF sai:
f0Is%f at
the @ h0ne e Fire Co. Nc on The Both Of cssuay
app%sd sng
s Y: "a hs DPis:s celebrate
ct and Ag'srs " unite with the De-
motion, esoired Secretary notify The differ
en Marshas through TIE TUESDAY the
9th OF February O'Clock, the Hall Mississippi Fire
elect Grand Marshal ami make other
they may deem necessary. SAML. &. RISK, Chairman.
l. D. HEARTT, Sec'y Board Of Foremen. fyl St
~ Second Municipality High School-On MON
DAY, the 5th of February there will
dates admission High School Boys Municipality
Two. Should the be filled from the intermediate
parmens OF the Public Schools applications will be received until
that date from the Municipality large Candidates be
ahmed Arithmetic Geography English Grammar and History of
the United States The examination will be held the Council
chamber, at III A. NJ and
(Sgued) J. M. w. PICTON,
N. R. JENNINGS,
ja3itd Committee on Boys High School,
Inents of WSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY and JEW
DAVlDS PLASTER, the first These
ceient remedies sold only by SCOVL MEAD, lib Charities
street. jafu
V Preventive.-The Picayune says that Cleanliness
the best Peyenes Cholera. Clean UNDERSTANDS
and DRAWERS SOCKS, etc., be obtained both good and
cheap, LEIGHTON'S Genlemen's Furnishing Store, No.
Royal street. dis
SW Strangers in tn City, see DR.. B. F, MULLEN'S
advertisements other Of this paper lie the
his profession United STATES. All that
in need would do well give him CALL at Sc Customhouse
lfrpe nix
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~ NOTTCE.-JefTerson Fire Co. NO 15-The
Officers and Members of the above Company hereby notified
attend Monthly Washing SUNDAY MORNING February L.
ats O'clock Also Monthly Meeting MONDAY EVENING, at
O'Clock. BY rier fy2 ROBT. L. QUINAN, Secretary.
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tY The Spirit Of 1814-'15 Kevived.-JACKsON

CONGRATULATIONS. The membefs of the
above Company requested attend Meeting, ~
be holden the Clubhouse of the Washington ARTILLERY,
Grod street, WEDNESDAY EVENING. February sxY :,
at halfpa O'Clock. Tor the purpose of organizing x9H3
Battalion for the Second Municipality. young wishing
become members OF The above we'll
Companies for the Battalion
the meeting. tvs st
r W. LESLIE, VIM. NOYAM, DAVID NELLlGAN,
u u ROSELIOuS, C. A. SMITH, GEO. A. MILLER,
JAMES LEAREY, J.G. WEBER, P. ODONNELI,
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A GARD.
LII persons wishing TO pressure PIANO FORTES
"A IN the New OileaBs ma ket, eli her with
or without the 1Eolian Attachment are in Es&x1r5HfH
form ed that WM r. MAYO No 5CampH ~
street, is our duly au horned Agent for thatJ II
city and IS fully au horned sell Boston prices with
only freight and in added and to receive orders for
any decpt on OF instruments by u.s. leaving
optional with the purchaser TO Iect the same II not salts
factory their arrival in New Orleans. Every instrument
sold as above warranted by ant to be eX;nanged with
out exper to the purchaser not found satisfactory after
tal Each instrument will future be accompanied with
invoice at Boston cash prices which may be by
every purchaser if inquired for We have the exclusive
right and are only manufacturers Bos of the PAT
ENT FOLIAN ATTACHMENT. We manuia cture the
Seven Octave Grand PIANO FORTES, with and without
the Eoian Attachment
Boston, October "A, 1913.
T. GILBERT & CO.'S PIANO FORTES
PURCHASERS OF PIANOS AND EOLIANS from
L the above house respectfully informed that Mr.
THOMPSON Tuner and Regulator from the Factory, can
be found at MAYQS MUSIC STORE, Camp street
all Pianos manufactured by T. G. & Co. fy5 I'm
"PUT YOUR HOUSE IN ORDER"
A Nd TO accomplish his desirable object you have only
call at 70 CAMP STREET lwhere you find Fine Ma
hogany Or Rosewood FURNITURE; Spring Hair or
Moss Ma,rasses: CARPETS OR MATING; OIL
CLO H. for floors, "a feet wide and for tables
OF the finest qualities CURTAIN GOODS of every va
1,ty and trimmings for same Of all kinds; WALL PA
PEkS and BORDERS, either Fren. or American in
great variety and cheap they good together with
variety OF other articles OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS such as
are usually found in an Upholstery and Paper Hanging
store Times being extremely dull will sell dog cheap
"S4gf nGt q T fgi1 ~ any mess rrpuo, srppy
executed. iy5 Sc JOSEPH ETTER. 20 Gimp It.
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NOTICE.
SARTAlN'S UNION MAGAZINE, for February: a splsndid
- number. -
VALENTINES beautiful
close at hand fy3 ID. WOODRUFF d. CO. SO Camp IL.
IMPORTANT TO TIE AFFLICTED
SUFFERING AND STAMMERING CURED
DT. a. BUTTERFIELD. of Charleston. s. G. re-
announces TO the citizens of New OIL
hat ne mas located himself for few No. 800 street
Sre ne HeIs ms professional afflicted
WIN the above distressing naladies.
" butteihed has IN his
e aPpy EXHIBIT to Lady Gentleman
Win can lie will wait Ladies
Ieqaes'e MS usual length of time effect cure
70 I'VE and ieven without surgical operations the use
Heu-eIoes. fyl 2lpu
COTTON SEED.
~ MD anq ior sale IN qusnie. purchasers the
~ PET!T GULF COTTON SEED piartation near Rod
ney, by JAZZ imp LATHROP, KNOX g. co Poydra. st.
BEFORE LEAVING FOR CALIFORNIA
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, or ROGERS'S syRffP or
WIKI AND TAI, The best use he.a FOR
coughs Colds amt Catarrhal Affections exposure will prob
ay cane these dsease Pc hnps destroy e take COOL
sWsppy Of Jew DAVip's HEBREW PLASTER, heal up
wounds Cuts Bues Sprans Rbeumats ETC. These remedies
ny prove invaluable and be had that country esn Jr
Gold. The genuine ia sold ony by N''
4. js20 lm2dp SCOVIL g. MEAD ia Cb,rros s-s.,
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SOUTHERN Yacht CLUB.

THE THIRD REGATTA Of the s. Y. C, n
/ place Pass Chr s,ian, aaanr.@l
MONDAY, September 3, 1919, free tor Boats
owned wholly part by Members OF thelszsss
Cub only,
Boats will be divided into Glasses as follows viz
Glass. An Boats keel
Second Class A Boats Meaning from p @ rs t. keel
The First PuzsThe club Pitcher and SaBerF0r first class
Boats that have FIRST n the Club Raas Tor
second class Boat that hsve taken second class prizes
The PrzeThe Pitcher SdtrsrFor
class
gattas Boats that yzs
The Third Prize Goblet Ftr
previously przs Club Regstas.
following is Of measuring
the Club Take the length deck from the
length along g4rtoari and
stern; add the together and take onehaf the length tie
B0at.
EY- wishing please address he ssgre
tIy SATURDAY, Ist September irving
die length BUst above and endorsing letter.
Entry tor Regatta, Seltsnter 81, lsi ~
The Regatta conducted
Rules OF Club. Gu27 j. o. NIXON, Secretary.
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NORMAN,S
FINE FANCY ARTICLES,
GUILD EENDl
P e r F U M e R Y,

U M y Yy
Combs, Brushes and CENTS Furnishing
Goods.
E3 We have splendid Of and
dtul FANCY ARTICLES,
to which receiving additions by packet We invita-
attention to the following list
CARD CASES. Pearl, Shell, Silver etc.
RETlCULEs.. Silk and Velvet, elegant patterns
PURSES. IA fine assortment, new styles.
DESKS. Ebony, Rosewood, Pspier Mache, etc,
WORK BOXES. Ebony Rosewood, PapieU Mache, etc.
DRESSING CASES Ebony, Rosewood Paper hscho,
PORTFOLIOS Leather, Velvet and PaPer Mache.
ACCORDEONS. Best French, double frame.
MUSIC BOXES. Shell and Tin
BOUQUET HOLDERS. IA pretty assortment
GOLD PENs-Of all the celebrated makers, at prices
ranging from eighteen dollars.
DOMINOEs and DICE.
CHESS MEN. Chinese, English and German
OPERA GLASSES. "A large assortment.
ODEUR BOXES. From to six bottles
aRAPETERIEs.. OF Ebony, Rosewood, Papier etc.
FANS OF Pearl, Ivory, Feather, Paper, Silk, etc.
PORTE MONNAlES. ...Of She'll Pearl, Leather etc
CANES. Mounted with Gold, Silver etc.
UMBRELLAS. "A superior article made for use.
CORK JACKETS. Life PreSer7eu.
PERFUMERY of all kinda
sUsPENDERs.
MONEY BELTS.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
CRAVATs, STOCKS and sCARFs.
SHOULDER BRACES
FINE SHIRTS.
We have nov IN store complete assortment Of our fine Linen and
Cotton SHIRTS As have seventeen sizes made we are enabled
to guaranty fit These Shirts made expressly for our CUSTOM
s and are Of course in the latest styles of the best
,,,o, GUINNESS & CO.,
B1ozin IL CAMP Street, opposite the City Bank.
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MoCLELLAN's ExPERIENCE.-"Ten US about
the fight, Jo."
"Why, you see, boys, it was one of the highest
places | ever was in-Jack, give us a light, will
you! never seed perzactly as many men around
one poor fellow afore an would MT cared much
then, eff it had ben in a place whar ] knowed
the ropes; but | never had seen Louisville; but,
somehow, thought eff was to get into a fife ] ID
show some Of them chaps that McCracken could
put in some right tall ticks. So, | takes off my
homespun, rolls up my sleeves, when all at once
suthin struck me'
Who was it!"
Why, ID noticed tall feller on the outside of
the crowd pick up rock, but it was MT him, for
he threw 1t down again another Teller, Major
something, had an eternal big hickory stick in his
WAS it the Maior? ..,..
No, | don't believe it was; as he d walked
away before the skurmage commencedi and !
didn't see him any more ; beside, he didn't look
like man what would maltreat stranger; but,
as | was a sayin', suthin struck me-.
Whereabouts did it hit you, 10
son the head. As ] was sayin' had just got
myself peeled, and had sort singled out pop
eyed ookin' Teller just afOre me, and was thinking
to myself you re my mut, sure, when suthin
struck me-"
Did it knock you DOWN."
&c Hold on, fellers, don't be in such a sumption
no, it did MT knock me down; but"
" Sort O. staggered you!"
" NO-can t say 1t did much; but, as / was a
sayin, the popeyed Teller looked as eff he thought
he was about to catch the orfullest cowhalopin
he ID ever seed in his born days; and d Jest a
doubled up these perater grabbers, calculatin' to
plant one of 'em Oh the tip of his nose, and knock
both his eyes back inter the material position, when,
as | said before, suthin struck me-"
Was it the pop-eyed Teller 90
" No, Slree! knowed from his build was a
quicker motioned man AN he was; and had Jest
sort Of sot my upper lip stiff, and drawed in long
breth, when suthin struck me.''
" Weu lDhdt lUas Il "
"Why, an idear that I'd better be maxim
tracks from them diggins fast; and boys, if you'd
only ben about thar that morning, you d a seed old
McCacken a maxim the fastest time fur two miles
and eetle better, as ever was made in Jefferson
WhooP! and if YOU we got any more Of that bald.
face, pour it out"
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ANEW AND VERY POPULAR WORK,
Just Published by D. APPLETON & Co. New York and Wit
shortly be received and for sale the
N6W0rleanS Stati0nerS' Warehouse.


LADY ALICE; Or, The New UNA-A Novel-One
.5yO paper.
Lady Alice decidedly work Of genius. Indeed,
fc0ns where this first and highest excellence
II both peculiar and original Nothing Jane Eyre
Whoever wrote e, be, writer. Ha
like full Of his subject himself
has health,
path0s decacy and spirit He is finished and elaborate
More than this he exceedingly ingenious uctng his plot
and effective in bringing his lneldeGts to bear Post
" Lady Alice, The New Una the Of
novel; which has Just been reprinted handsome BY APP
peton g. Co It's book Of Tar than ordinary ability
t and hardly fail to attract deal OF sention Critics
find greAtdea which they will deem aulty
other respects lacks Of the essential
populuutybu Spirited schuar-ke and highly
ssng II has well England, and viii md
admng We have written
by n American. '-C0uIierS Enquirer
a. This is extraordinary book . That the author
deeper than thai Of the production
and somewhat surprising novel which should make nsaon
perfectly satisfied. . graceful fancy, and 8
high Imaginative pow T. unspany throughout
Douglas Jcrr0ids Weekly Ncus
TINS IS a ciesdc " much 10 admire The
tails development Of The plot which constitute The difficult
portions writing conducted with peculiar skill The
hsrUue conce puon her innocence humiliation,
nobility, claim the sympuhes OF The elder, and The
whole book with Interest" Literary American
Lady Alice has been announced as debut f
remarkable talent OF high order in psge
Ntb Monthly.
This strauga and exciting story that has long
time apr cared - Weekly Chronicle.
The brilliant debut Vivian Grey Court Journal
au27 81 J. B. STEEL, ~ Camp 81.
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POLITICAL DISSATISFACTION IN MARYLAND
The Hagerstown News says Of the nomination Of
T. J. HcKaig by the wings in the Second Congress-
onal District of Maryland: "The deliberations
Of the conventions were attended with considera-
bic noise and confusion, and the result thereof
has added nothing TO the strength of the party in
this county. Great dissatisfaction exists, not with
Mr.. Mckaig, bur with the manner in which the
nomination was made, and the visible wirework-
ing in the convention"
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE ADJOURNED. 49, The
General Assembly of Virginia, which has been in
session at the Warrenlon Springs for two months,
closed their abors on Friday before last, after hav-
ing completed the revision of the Code of the State
They have made some important amendments in
the laws and directed 5000 copies to be published
for distribution.
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Loss OF A WHALER.-The whaling barl, Con,
Capt. Worth of Sagharbor, L. l. Is r ,,,, I'm
lost, with cargo Of 2SOO bbls. Of oil 5n,inr .,
gale on the 2sth of April last, in the yieini,y Of
the Navigator Islands. Capt Worth saved no,b,
ing but parcel Of gold dust worth $500; and !,
was feared thai one or two of the crew had peT.
ished. A few months before, the whaleship United
salss, Capt Worth, was LOST near the same place
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SIGNoRA BIsCACCIANTI.-This gifted and ia
yorie cantatrce has left the banks of the Hudson,
for Newport, where she purposes giving one or more
soirteS musicales, assisted by Sgnor PereIli, Mr..
Hatton, and Signor Biscaccianti.
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No DISSOLUTION" One of the firm " inter
ested in the annexed, says the Albany Argus, de-
sres its publication, in order he states correct
Misrepresentation which might otherwise exist
among those not perfectly eonveTsant with the
facts in the case:
"Natice-It having been publicly declared that the
National Democratic Party dissolved, the undersigned
would take the liberty Of correcting such declaration BY
stating that there has only been sg ht change the firm
the Mes'n Van Buren, having withdrawn their interest
therelr0n and united with A BOLTON 4 Co. in the whole
YeMes
TIE business Of the National Democratic Party (having
mainly for its object the ddanoe of the county from wing
ne) wall still be carried under the ancient principles by
DEMOCRATIC MASSES"
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~ The Orleanian complains that it does not
receive its exchange from the Crescent If it does
not. the fault is not ours, but the carriers. Far
from ceasing to exchange with the Orleanian, we
are more DESTROYS than ever of having it every
morning. Il has, within the last few weeks, fur
nished Us with deal of amusement. We hope it
will keep on in its course. We have hitherto omit
ted to notice the Oreanian, for fear that it might
give up its abuse of the "vile Crescent
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RHODE IsLAND,-B. B. Thurston, the democratic
member Of the last Congress, and the regular dem
ocratic candidate for reelection, has been nominal
ted also by the Free Sellers of the Western Dis
trict. This may trouble the wings.
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RIOT IN SoUTHwARK.--Aceounts from Phia-
delphia to the evening of the 18th say: Much
excitement prevails among portion Of the white
and eolored population in the lower seclionol our
city. Some indications of riot have taken place
to-day, and large police force is now on the
ground. i hear that the negroes have fired on the
whites, and that two or three Of the latter have
been wounded. Several Of the negroes have also
been badly hurt" late dispatch dated at 10
O'Clock the evening of the 18th says The
riot which occurred last night has been queted by
astrong police force. The military have been or
dered TO hold themselves in readiness in their
services should be required, and the police com
manded TO prevent non-residents from going into
theroIous districts. Two Of the number who were
wounded last nightare not expected to survive"