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TIE STORM which commenced on Sunday even
ing proved violent north-easaer. After the snow
had covered the ground to the depth Of an inch, it
commenced raining, and has continued without in
termisson up 70 this time. We have not yet heard
lence 81 The wind The tides are very full. cover
ing a the piers in the lower part Of the city The
outer end Of Vanderbilts dock, pier l. E. r., has
geen liled up BY the tide, but it is not seriously
oanaged.--N. y. Journal Of Commerce, Sd inst
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INSURANCE AaENcIEs,Fhcrc are now established ii Ibis
elg 4 Agenees Of Foreign Insurance Companies. The
eant q premium received during the past year by these
ls abont 1891 coo; Of these receives $500 GEO.
wv psaeen 100 and S0000 between IS and 500 900
one between 80 and SIS Geo. two between Is and so Co., and
seven under a25 900.
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TEssRs GERMAN, Ia rHOBNE auI LIrMAG, Frrus-
W tor q The above att hasr bog leave 10 monn te et =
OF NegOrears tha they viii ur rlf Circus about be lah
u when 1omoniteno 10, u n u's E4u r7n il "a' .
y worthy VI patronage. Among the troupe DE- 100 flfamed
MlgmCispg ROSA, de ia y the tall lla ftll
lie world has seen Ugsrnsr w1l Mr. WM WOAREsL he
Clown Clowns, Nj q 1h MANI, 81 Gs LA IbOhAE and MI
b. LtfMAN, tHe great soInarsat man
ggnIucgsl that
offend De 81 isatiI Such has usn and ever wl NE aim
guinttit.
The seals Sll be- cushioned.
Tue t7ss bunl pns ~ fifteen Will be under The
guidance q 'hc lulalsd s MESSENGER and
u p % d gHa YFI
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New ORLEANS, December II. 1919.
Whereas considerable difficulty has been felt in regard
leans and Washington telegraph Company, the President
notified Mr. Kennedy, the Superintendent Of the Office in
New Orleans, that the following rules viii hereafter be
This line will not be responsible for any errors or mua
tons, OF men dispatches sent from New Orleans that
received and properly delivered the other lines from
Office at W ashDgtOn City.
Our agent at Washington required secure far
practicable, the retundng of all moneys muaed mis-
sent messages from other wires and all moneys for messages
enormously received at Washington our line shall be
Mr.. Kennedy, the chief operator at New Orleans is
required once week 10 send copy by mail OF all such
ages on which repay men demanded TO agent al Wash.
there, and il not will notify him Of the fact and cause him
e refund the money, Incorrectly sent from The Washington
station TO other lines mutated men by fault OF other
lines, the agent will all practicable means TO recover me
money, and notify the office at New Orleans To refund IT,
EDWARD G. HYDE, Director, New Orleans
The undersigned takes the present occasion to inform the
stockholders that he will be pleased to communicate 10 them
any Information in his power regarding their interest
dI3 81 EDWARD G. HYDE
~ James Gulick Fire Company No. IT.
AZ the Annual Meeting Of the Company December Isig the
following named gentlemen elected oesr the ensuing year
1850; JOHN QUlN, Foreman.
John T.. SCHMIDT, First Assistant.
MILAN FAuLkNER, Second Assistant.
IQHN REYNOLDS, Treasurer.
De!egatss to The FiTemeH's Charitable Assorfaagr.
JOHN REYNOLDS. John R. PEGG......J RAsHlDE.
dI2 Ct JOHN r. PEGCi ssrrs,.rv
At ONE HALF THE USUAL PRICES.
Holiday Presents.
y THE ILLUSTRATED POETS.
PUZZLEs, etc. etc.
NOR0IAN's Book Establishment,
do 2dptfltW 16 Camp street.
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TO sUNDAY and OTHER sCHooL EACHERs

NEW, extensive and beautiful BOOKS admirably
adapted the improvement OF the minds Of youth, is
ready for examination.
10 Prices than offered before edition.. en-
trey new, at NORAANS
d2l jtd& INV Book Establishment, Is Camp 1t.
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10 The COvington (Ia) Friend. of the 17th
ut, says that Mr.. Hannegan has rendered to the
President his resignation as Minister to Berlin
He is expected home by Christmas.
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VIRGINIA LEGIsLATURE.-The Senate on the
18th completed its organization by the election of
Mr. Tyler, Of Prince Williann as Speaker
On motion Of Mr. Finney of Accomac, resolu-
ton, after some debate, was adopted-90 to 81
that committee OF thirteen be appointed to inquire
into the expediency of calling Convention to re-
form the State Constitution.
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AZ ted yesterday rumor TINT ihe Grand
g~g & sts o. S. Dist1iet Court were nsarly anani-
49, = throwing ont Inc blu Of indctment Is the
Rry Abduction case. Different versions are, how
euer in circulation, are also varying reports Of
hs details Of the examination and the testimony Of
plriiculas witnesses All this must be, to great
extent eoniectura as the proceedings ct the Grand
Jury remain under the seal Of secresy--but we
supposeii to be true thai there was good deal Of
difference Of opinion among them, and that there
was considerable number Of votes for sending The
ease tor rial before q pesit jury. The nays, how
ever prevailed, as we stated and the result, W,
believe Fill be satisfactory to those who have ex
amined the case in a spirit Of calm inquiry, and
desire only for the establishment Of what is Just
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r. THE True Detail
l AhE ABnlCI1QN nF JUAN Francisco ,gy-'Tl,, Lao.
lgnr a which we heard that the Grand jury nj The Eli
iai5cl Nou had gnoFed the bill OF Indictment sanirt
rs Lspah or The abduction Of Rey will prevent NOM ibS
W slle announcement OF uc which, on pubiratjnn NJ
prised US. WI Ni0 Pu"ue az II iias sur
wv are satisfied Of the guilt Of Espaha: we know, t i
nohy ana nothing but legal blundering acri9rgfay a. ~
t0Raf' can defeat the just requirements Of The law
IFho Daily Oreanian1
M lion OF hN AND THE FEDERAL tsRAND ITpy -
Ane teefd tland 5uQ We hear, ignored me mi III iSii
Ml 4A0lsi Nefos ge Espgna, the Spanish consul csr,
WIN ue ABDUCTION o. Juan Francisco Rev at their 5irDi
stthE OF Yesterday we cannot trust ourselves win
oA ua ieuit e ven feeeny imported us; bnt ss ma Inv
are Nutel 70 have stood eley en- for and eleven ,t al
hg tIue b- mus leaqins TO the inference that tec
~ determined che decision, il viii resi- Win M mai s3
District Attorney 70 explain 10 the pubic ana nsIif ~
dictment submitted We shall look to il! ''''"' 'N M
Crhe Louisiana Coprier1
The Glanq Juy u the United States Court has thro ON,
ile pill filed by the y. 8 Attorney against Espa6a Nv s
h Consul for an assault and battery in tie ABDUCTION al R
We would like to see the egdence which this decision "a
the GlaHd jury based. We thought the evidence of IT.
eesi e police officer, BROUGHT home the Consul he esrt
Of having insgaed the abduction. The fact Of me ryi1,
halns been committed clearly established thai Nc do M
believe any dsnuted person will sincerely express contra
q opinion We shall not be satisfied that have iogmed n
sloeons view Of Tins case until the whoa evidence, which
the public '9'
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70 We thank the officers Of the Buena Vista
for st Louis papers the officers Of the Mohican
for Louisville papers and the officers Of the Silas
Wright for Louisville and Cincinnati papers.
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Mr.. JULIAN, OF INDIANA.-Accounts from In
diana represent that Mr. Julian, the Free-soi
member Of Congress from that State, has had seve-
raj additional attacks of hemorhage of the lungs,
and is in pEecarious condition.
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ONO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dispatches
from Columbus, (Oho,) announce that the Ohio
House of Representatives is fully organized. The
democrats have elected all their officers in that
branch Of the Legislature, the democratic represent
tatves from Hamilton county having obtained
their seats. The Senate had not been organized
at last adviees
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-14

INTERESTING PRocEEDINes.-The report Of
the sitting Of the General Council will be found in
tO-day's paper. The session of last evening deci-
ded several questions Of Importance relating to the
Draymen, Agencies of Foreign Insurance Com
panies, Ship Owners, etc
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S. of II. Meetings This Evening.

UNION DIVISION No. 3, at Crystal Fouut Hail. ID TchOup
tOUas street, at bali-past O'Clock.
LOUISIANA DIVISION No. II, at Unity Hail. Margny Build
ings, Third Municipality, at halfpast Z O'Clock
STAR or EoPE DIVISION No %, at Younger Brothers
Hall, Lafayette, at hali.past o'clock
You've MINIS MAGNOLIA DIVISION No II, at Pelican Hall
cor Common and ST. Charles SIS, hafpas O'Clock.
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WlscoNsIN.-The Senate of Wisconsin stands !.
Democrats, 10; wings, ii free-soilers, ?. The
House stands Democrats. Al wings, II free
soiers, 6 Democratic plurality on joint ballot, 80
democratic majority on joint ballot, %.
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- CongratnIations 10 Don CarIos do Esnnnn-

Meeting OF the spniards OF The city and elsewhere wish
join congratulations to their Consul this port consequence
the late action of the Grand Jury acqung him Of the unjust
charges brought against him. will be hedat "The Duty" Coffee
house, Exchange Alley Benye street, SUNDAY
December IT, u O'Clock NJ Those who feel interested the
national honor respectfully invited O attend.
dli 81 SEVERAL SPANIARDS.
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BRIG BuRNF.-Tne brig Caroline; arrived at
Boston on the "a inst, from San Juan de Cuba,
Nov. %, reports having picked up on her outward
passage, ia lat %, lon 70, the officers and crew Of
Che BRIG Salem, Of Philadelphia, reported from
Boston a. Rio dc Janeiro. The Salem is said 10
have been burnt at sea, but Capt Pratt refused te
give any Of The particulars Of the disaster.
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GRAND CONCERT

by Particular request, Ar CONRAD CHARLES REsIGGEE
II bega leave that De sl GrHuu Concert
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, DeceHbgr 2l. at the Connsrcn
Exchange. OF fer1tlo aud St. Chnr.ea
L. klH. RElslNGER ~ 10 be assisted uy Orlbstfs
posed Of Es best Ar he city Mr.. A. GhAu viii pre- !s
The Primo Foftl. yazy 1H1 splendid Conpo
lions will D7
BIZ. REiSlNGER will perform GRAND FANTAlSlE co One
striug aon Mos. Of Binis Aounu composed by h1a Ga
pIEssy %
~ Tickets 81 %, principal Mu'is
Doofs open haLpas Concert commence a. qlhac past
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THE ARNENIAN CHURoH. - The Armenian
Church has now a representative in thin country, in
the person Of Rev Nerses Lszarian, who comes
for the purpose Of endeavoFing to raise funds for
establishing schools and asylums among the Ar
,neniana
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FAST srEAAl BoAT.--The steamer Aida from
New York for Albany, reached the latter city on the
III in seven hours and six minutes running time
an ayeIage Of somathing over 81 miles an hour.
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Yesterday the Grand Jury of the o. s. District Court
which had been for The last day two aduOusy engaged
the nretsaton Of The chqrge Of the abduction Of Juan
ignored the Indictment The proceedings Of the Grand jury
are necessarily secret but il whispered that The testimony
atduced hy the prosecuting party of the most conaena
amned.
When borne in mind that the business Of a Grand jury
SIMPLY 10 determine whether sufficient evidence Of crime m
given case exists to justify legal proceedings before pet
jury ana mat consequently the tsm0H or the prosecution
was exclusively admitted will be readily understood that
tie Ignoring Of Indictment offers the very strongest proof
either Of the Innocence Of e accused or OF the Total sn
uehSy q evidence warantlng presumption Of guilt The
s9sc1huon Oh TINS reasoning easy. We confess our.
sgsea hugely anaHeds that after all the excitement which
Efew out Of the supposed abduction Of Rey the tucuei
euaye Of the press; the lahored and complete Investigation
eioe Judge Bright; the return Of the presumed victim ~ II
sl is hnpoe OF e9niognding bis opprsors and his
70 crush by the weight of his testimony I'M marble
@ ~ MIN Us l2vlbe kdnappmg-we say that we cannot
suppres our asonshment at the deuouecnt al is G
ionentu9us atiuir. II certainly looks like pregnant Hi
tu y we axiom that pariurieut mountains often i1rj
ep i aPouo9s. more lame and mpoten cohrinop
NOISY ad swelling prologue, 1t has never bsu baa, ~
torture TO witness Ii worse even than iuyokins ~ out
! 10 drown a kitten. 'e tempest
ra.sl-V n
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Guilty. CONSCIENCE RIGHTED--TazeNyell S.
Morton, Of Petersburg Va, acknowledged the re-
eept OF a letter posi-marked Richmond, 29th ult,
which has written in il This Is Yours con-
tanning bank bills for Sl0s
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u- Place, Of the American, Of this city, has
taken the Mobile theatre, and will open on Satur-
day night with Julia Dean. There will be
crowded house that night, for our neighbors in
that city have been long time without theatrical
amusenents, and win appreciate what is so good
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RIsH WHISKY puncheons, Irish Whi,key, of III
L most delicious flavor for sale in bond. by
ul5 JOHN TOOLE, . Bank Place.
AMAlCA RUNS puncheons old Jamaica Rum, in
dl3 JOHN TOOLE, % Bank Place.
TDORTER-2OO casks London and Dublin Porter in
Il quarts and pints, for sale by
d8 JOHN TOoLE, 25 Bank Place.
4 Lit-5O casks Scotch Ale. in quarts, for sale by
"A d'3 JOHN EOOLE, % Bank Place.
SAlT-Coare aud fine Liverpool SALT, in bleaehed and
d3i JOHN TOOLE. % Bank Place.
/ IMETl5OO bbs fresh Thomaston LIME, landing and
dlS St JOHN STROUD q co, 146 Common st.
GtENIENT-lsUO bbls Denman's aud Nelson s Browns
~ Rusendala CEMENT, landing and for sale by
dl3 b. JOHN STROUD & CO., lh 'ommon st.
DRESERY IS-s5 cases Fresh Western PRESERVES
i for sale by Idol 3. WOLFE p GEavieT 81.
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Paper Warehouse,
z2CANTP STREET.

WE respectfully cal tie attention Of styiauer Publisher, and
w others who may require anything tue
PAPER Business, the large opened and
ceiVing daily establishment among gdth may Do FOUND
Toolscep anil Letter Papers, all Flucy Colonel Tviues;
gu1lites Cuuuiipg Hons Hus Blu Cap;
Packet Poet Fo' Post Fla. Cap Cloth P5ua Packing PaTel
DENY and Medium; eli sizes,
Owen Hurhuts celebrated VII Binders Bonnet boards
ting Papgs oil and Trunk Paper 1ng etc;
putu; straw anil Tag HIHrpng Paper,
Prnng Paper large assortment sbppeI Ouclt use
Of sizes and quHtiusi Tausi shgutlug Paper, ia rolls
sorted 0red POI srs, Medium Playing Cards l., J. C0hUs
Double Medium, 22T32 and Steamboat Hghilnae Merry
2iEa6; Andrews, Decatur aul super
Tea Papor, Patent Envelope Pnpsr.l Elzies;
Hardware and Cotton Stamping To- sads superior Eaeles Ezcs.
Paperi sior and lsnly Limbs;
Druggists Paper, Ul and while Hl 8red Eug French Cards
Filurug PHer, BiOuiug Paper C0henB Pnulrs ClTd5i
and Eegt Bue Tissue Pa d. d. McCrrary's celebrated Fan
per- cy CuoIed and NCas' Ptlnting
tlncu, Hemp and Cotton TwiueI Ink, constantly hand,
Of every variety and thickness IT manun1lurers prices,
H. From the facilities afforded bv our direct Are1a for The
hauacHTcs enabled supply trade most liberal
and invite them generally stock before par
chasing tl7eWhere. % Nv SHELDON & POTTER.
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lA I SassAs

Race to come Oft ut hRli-pRst 2 p. VI.
E7ALL MEETlNG-FOURrH DAY-FRtDAY, December IA
L Purse s250-Tw0 mile heats
r. LurEtons h Rory OHor by Glencoe, Of imp Pickle
3y.p....Dresa,
. T. !, we5' ab Rgqaos by imp. Glencoe Faudsugo
4 .Drtsg, red add white.
f. "A. L. Bigamuug Oh. DJji0aa hBrElaEe OF
Pic0yuug y .presf gn and green.
17 hember Of the Club mss Cbu their a1gf at e Ticks
Oiire a Gaze.
EstrruzCs may obtain Badger at Ticket Office giving them
aud be Ladies d heir party hs entire privileges Of be C0Ers
during the week, $40
commodous and comfortable Ferry B5-m leave ts Flacs
dAimsa five during Fare each
tTJ- TiCkus i1r Public tsuls Field, ST.
dtl OLIVER " VALENTINE, Proprietor.
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CILKs Shn Cashmsres Aonssenc de Latino Wrench Murno5
= CloR9, Viea, Meuaai Peota, and ell Yles Of Fall and
Winter Goods This Day reduced price fully 20 per
as THOMAS BRADY'S, % Chartres St.
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AAEaicAR IHEATRE.-This popular place of amnse.
meat s9h Keeps aelonsuieen 70 crowd the house Last
t.shs tle nafea performance wei received and The
charming dalause, Miss st. Clair received ss ,,susl M mot
enthnsasie applause Mis- st. Clair fixed star and
shines ever night with renewed bnliancy This evening
wa ne ealeu le petite comedy OF The Captain Of the
nseh e pc followed by the romantic drama ofthe lit
= Raising the Wind '''
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A9trect EalgaDO1tNEiOll.

Rss'ecC A2lG2DO1EGEEGOle'
No Just received at the
NEW STORE ON CANAL STREET,
Betceea Bourbon and DouphiHe Streets,
"a French CgASnMEREs OF all eolOrs
g do. BAsPOURs, dos
81 Fancy eoorSI BoMBAz1NEs;
solid coored MoUssEI.iNE De LANES,
at greatly reduced picesi
super English De LANES and Casimerea DEcosss, very
super new style BAREdE ROBES, desirable for sore,:
EHlTr ed Swiss Muslin Robes, laies ashi0ni
Gaee SINS f OF every eolor and Width
f FGqTfd iN d9 " ,sE q, d ,si57sI
LADIES, super Linen Caurc HANDKERcnEFst
Mems len t"s SIRE Line" d dS s os 5 aasg
Do. super Silk do. very duci
Super embroidered Crimson aud Scarlet craps suAwLSi
Do; White Grape dof
super 4 very fine selected CG us.ortmon.o Of '''
ValeueionHl LACES and EDGlNGS
English Thread ia ssss aa5 Edsag.;
Scotch EMBRoiDERIEs Of 81 styles;
Together With a complete assortment OF
House Furnishing Goods,
consisting in part Linen sheetugsScutch, Irish and French
Dunasks and Damok Cloths Napkins Diapers Counapanss
Blankets; Draperies aud French Linens, etc. which de
attention Of the public Is respectfully invited
do 2w2p d. u. HOLMES.
BALLARD'S HAIR DYE.
II fate article. Aeal Ae following letter iTou he cs
brAled CristadorD--
MR. 3 T. AsT29 Hqgs Ba Ns s YoEE sa S l I;
you that Of al the preparations Tor Dyeng Hair have nel mons
Liquid HAIR
and with gst deal trouble using than any other. gir
thls testimony upon my solemn that worthy The
patronage u all who wnh exchange gray ght red han
black
and ustre Viii mpari the hair, the Ladies cennoabu
JOSEPH CRlsTADORO.
tE- For Iale by j. WRIGHT & CO, lsl Chart,esst.,
o 2 l. A..L.L- - N. 1 .lE.
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CRUELTY TO ANmALs.-The following COM
munication refers to a matter which deserves no
tee and apprehension
Eds. Crescct-F0ar aBs ago furnished cow in the last
extremity of weakness and debility, fell down on the ban
quee jackson street, between Nayades and Brainard
Streets Lafayette. She struggled hard in her weakness to
recover her feet but length lay stretched exhausted and
abandoned Strange say, that distressed and useful animal
sun lies there aUe girl this morning, in very pity was
eelns her with grains from bucket, which size was licking
IN with a seemingly yoacous appetite The owner-who
has probably enriched her himself by the milk of the now
helpless and tomened anima-must be devoid Of even one
drop OF the milk Of human Kindness or some means would I've
used to restore her else end her misery in the shortest way
New Orleans, Dec IL, lSi9 s.
Auction Sales This Day,
l. NJ DRptss will soil nj - ,sol,,I- =. p.nL. Al,
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AccIDENr.-The towboat Anglo-saxon, while
going down the river on the morning Of the 18th
inst. just before daylight with the ships Sea Lion
and Clifton in tow ran afoul Of the ship Adeline
IN tow OF the towboat Diana, while lying at anchor
at the head Of the Passes The Sea Lion had her
bowsprit sprung and stays carried away, and re-
ceived other damages; the Adeline had her bob
stays and cat-head carried away, her starboard bow
stove, and received ether damages The Sea Lion
viii have 70 return 70 the city Tor repairs.
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NO. 81 Cdnh sfFegl,
ATRR BLAIR IL epenr~ her splendid Mil =
M lnery Goods Of the latest stie Every variety OF -
straw and sk Bonnes Vevets Feathers, Flowers, Rib f
hons ETC. "A ogderh strictly nded TO- and cOmpleted
rs me- shgfteat pcsaible notice nli In
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70 The schr. Joven Manasliio, arrived yester-
day from Havana, brought $4,000 in specie, con
signed to S. Fernandez.
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GfTne 1TlleT FDiefO7s.

lust REcEyED, per Ohio" few COLTS aud ALIENS
u REVOLVERS.
Also-A few choice GINS and Rifles
Powder Flnsks; Shot Pouches;
Dram Flasu, &c
GUINNESS Sc co.
Dealers III FINE FANCY ARTICLES, GOLD PENS, SC.
dl3 2p6 IL Camp street.
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FRoM GUADALoUPE.-By the arrival Of the ship
Anna, Capt Giles, from Guadaloupe, we have re-
ceived papers from The island as late as the 2Ist ut
There ia nothing new, Of any Importance, in the
island The principal contest Of political parties
seems 10 be about European immigration. Those
friendly 70 The authority Of France maintain THAI
the climate q Guadaloupe does not ipiure the
health Of Euronelns recently arrived while the
party apparently desirous Of separation from France
asserta that white laboFers soon die OF, and are in
capable Of the work which has hitherto been carried
on By the negroes Several colonies have been lately
established on the island but it is hard to know
The result 50 far Of the experiment of white labor
One set Of papsn speak Of the colonsls as thriving
and doing weis while the other side describe The
experiment as entirely unsuccessful, and seem to
triumph inch allure Of the European Immigrants.
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CHOICE OH PAINTINGS FOR SALE.

u A. TYLER, No. 30 Cam street has received
~ on Commission, and offers for sale fn0 and well
elected collection of choice OIL PAINTlNGS-r0mp Of
Mhch are by celebrated masters Of the Italian Spanish.
French and German Schools They arc exhibited in the
second story OF his Store and the inspection of the
puhlc. dl2 1T
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Ez-SEE ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIRD PAGE.
Red Rirer .......... CApDo, Graham, Az NJ.
ouachita .DUROC. johnson, P. NJ.
1EeEG1dr9d MONTEREY, Whithsnbury, P, 81.
CalIdsH ........,,. ABERDEEN, Clouds 4 P. NJ
Mobile CALIFORNIA Reynolds, q P. NJ Cars
NJ The and Rst-rnning DUROC, johnson,
ter will positively leave THIS Jay, the l4h inst O'Clock
M Tor Camden and all the landings Ougehta River
ola 7. B. SMITH, 90 Magazine
k The aud last running passenger BERDEEN,
having been unayoiaby detained viii positively auvs THIS DAY
me IAN INST, al O'Clock iur Camden and all landings the
Ouachila River. dli T. B. SMITH, s. Magazine 81.