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Important Sale of First and Third Municipality
Property-Improved and Vacant
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & CO..


CATURDAY January 49, IL o'clockWl be sold auction,
y the ST. Louis Exchange, without the following very
desirable property, TO wit;
SEVEN L0TS OF GROUND, fronting on St. Paul street,
30 front ST. Paul street, by 100 feet
deep between First and Second streets.
g. THREE LOTS OF fronting Second street. and
each 30 feat front by 1853 IL feet deep between Tou
louise and St. Peter
TEN LOTS fronting Toulouse street, and measuring each
about 30 feet by 100 feet deep between First and Second
NINE LOTS fronting Toulouse and each
about 81 feet 'front.' by ITO feet deep between Van Buren, and
Fourth
S: TWO LOTS OF GROUND, fronting on Canal Carondele'
and each 81 feet 'front.' by 0 feet deep between Van
Buren and Fourth
Third Municipality.
ONE HOUSE AND LOT Emre street, has SO feet front
Emre street. by deep On this lot excellent story
Frame House, and rented to gool tenants.
SIX LOTS fronting Congress street. between Craps and
measuring about 30 feet by SO
THREE LOTS, fronting Casacslyo street, between Mon
Cloe each IS ii
oalvo street, by 1876 deep On the premises
large frame Stable and good onsstory Dwelling leased the
Old Line Of Omnibuses.
cash. balance 10 and IS months credit for
bearing mortgage the property which punctuay paid
bear interest at the rate OF cent until finally paid
Full particulars Of each property wifi be ready for delivery the
Office Of the Auctioneers, on the 23d inst
Plans of said property will be exhibited the st. Louis Exchange
week previous TO the sale. d22
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AMERICAN rHEArRE

H. GRATTAN Stage Manager
BENEFlT appearance Mr. E. s. CONNER an
pearance of Mrs e. s. CONNER. The SABLE MEL0-
- DiSTS for few ghn
THIS EVENING Thursay January a. ls4ohe performances
will with E. L. Buiwer's Play RICHELiEU: or
The Conspracy-C Cardinal Richeeu MIR. E. Conner Louis
3ln Mr. Kipgssy peMauprat Mr. = Charles Basada, Nj.
Jun de Mcrisna Mrs e. s. Conner; Marion lie Lorme
Jolnston To be followed by the Of the
SABLE MELDDTSTS. To conclude with
~ Of BLACK EYED SUSAN William, Mr. E. $. Conner; Aa-
mira Mr. Crossree Mr.. Charles; Gnabrain
Mr. Spear; Susan, Mrs. E. s. Conner; Dolly Msyfowe Miss
Jackson During The first act Nautical Hornppe, by Miss
laFurest, and a General Dance by the Characters-
kB Tomorrow Night the celebrated Equestrian Performer, Mr.
LEVI NORTH, (whc engaged for very few nighs) will
appear with his celebrated Dancing Horse TAMMANY.
q The Police Department Of Mr. s. L. Beman.
Prices Of Circle Paquee. Second and
Third Ters Colored Boxes Gallery IS
II Private Boxes and Seats secured the
tween the hours Of 10 A. NJ and p NJ, by applying Geo. s.
Stanley, Treasurer. l7sH
~ Doors open before 4 Performance will
q precisely. lad
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DEATH OF CAPT. PAGE.-We learn that on the
18th ult. Capt. David D. Page, Sutler to the lst
Regiment, was lost from on board the steamer
Thomas Mrkman on the Rio Grande, between the
mouth and Brownsville. He was descending from
the piot-house when the boat struck the bank, and
was thrown overheard by the conclusion Capt.
Page was for long time resident Of Natchez
and commanded the Natchez Guards of that city.
He was also well known in New Orleans, where
he had many friends, and was universally re-
spected. He has left a family and a large circle Of
friends to mourn his loss
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CAPE OF Coon HoPE.-Papers to the 18th Octo.
Der have been received at Boston. " The Kaffir
war has been ended, and Sir Harry Smith was on
his return to Cape Town. An action was fought
at Boom Plaats, in which the rebels suffered
severely. Dreyer, one of the leading insurgents,
had been executed, and his death struck terror to
the hearts of the evil disposed Pretorius, the
principal leader of the insurgents still at large,
though it is said, his influence with the Beers had
danarfed >,
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CORRESPONDENCE Of The Crescent.

NRw YORK. Dec. 9th, 1913.
Eds. Cresceai. ChFsmas hard upon Us, aad merry
Christmas it promises be. udging from the state of the
markets respective hours of and midnight yeser
day. Hardly to be in the street between
those hou that had goose turkey, some such
article, tackled his person, nnt about eleven O'Clock
when the last Of his lent gobble left the stall
which he had been tumbled for the preceding eighteen
hours.
The Churches today make tasteful show the Sunday
School children of many of the different parishes having
during the week devoted day gathering Christmas
green's and pleasant tims they had Of it. The weather,
too does not disposed give it up 30 and we
every reason to from appearances addison of five
or SIX inches to our present stock of nne the old
ladies prophecy, it turns into thaw
ron have no doubt been edited with accounts from all
pas OF the country of the quaes of the Office expecants
under Gen. Taylors administration. Gotham affords
brilliant instances but at this moment the great quarrel
that OF expecaEt senat0y into which are drawn the
interests and influences of Fillmore, Weed and Others be-
sides those of the contestants Collier and Seward All are
wings, of course and all worshipes Of the rising star of
Louisiana, and their squabbes delight the Castles,
The case OF Dresser Taylor and Wife which has been
dragging through the Court of Common Pleas for the past
week or two yesterday decided The merits of the
seem TO be about this can remember Taylor
and his wife mulattoes and formerly the slaves of
Mr. Baldwin of city neghhorhood. who in his will
provided for their emancipation at some future period. At
the death of younger Mr. Baldwin, of the named
above the Taylos not only became Free but found them
selves heirs to the great bulk of the Baldwin property but
this property lay in Louisiana and much OF il in actual
possession of the natural heirs the Tayors made to be-
eve dangerous to proceed to New Orleans and demand
their rights. The will had been deposited by Mr. Baldwin
the hands of student in Desse Office in the city of
New York. and the Taylors employed him. the student as
their in fact Dresser not Think directly
employed but became engaged in effectng compromise
between the Tayo and the natural heirs by which the will
in effect set aside but the TayoB received handsome
share Of the property cash and annuties Dresser then
in bill for professional services, of twenty
thousand dollars. demand which they resisted and which
the jury stamp exorbant. by bringing verdict for four
hundred d0ttors Forty would probably, have over |
paid him.
The murder and sucide in Walnut street. turns out to
have been prompted by the madness of jealousy not
OF wife, but of a-woman.
The Herald this morning contains tabular statement |
exhibiting thu of all the States and Territories of the
IInifed States. L
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River News etc.
We are indebted to the Cairo Delta of the 28th

III
Alt., for the following river intelligence:
/ Mississirpi.-At this point, on account of rise
In the Ohio causing back water in the Mississippi,
1he latter river is almost gorged with ice. The last
boat down reported Al feet water on the Herculean
par, and falling at ST. Louis. Navigation is al
most closed from this point to ST. LOUIS although
keveral boats have started up within the last two
Hays. They cannot get up till warm spell of
weather comes on. The river is reported eorged in
keyeral places above. Navigation almost closed
hbove ST. Louis.
i Ohio-At Louisville, on the 2ith, there were 10
Feet inches in the canals feet inches through
ahe Indian chute, and feet large over the middle
thute-river rising fast. At this place, rising.
Observation-Disclosures still closed.
LHinois.--Closed by ice above Beardstown, but
fn good navigable stage below.
I North Alabdma.-This steamboat arrived at Cairo
bn the 27th in crippled condition. On her way
from ST. Louis she got caught in the ice, which ran
eo heavy as TO completely disable her, cutting her
hull through in several bees, and leaving her in
h sinking condition. BY fhe timely assistance of
the steamboat Martha her cargo was saved. She
proceeded from this place to Memphis for repairs.
Cholera-From the same paper we extract the
following from the reports of boats reaching Cairo:
Missouri, arrived on the oath ult-three deaths from
Cholera. Empire, on the 24th-several deaths.
chancellor, 25th-no report. .Sultana, 26th-fve
deaths. Carroll, 27th-no deaths. H Powers,
f27th-no deaths. .Peytona, 27th-thirteen deaths
occurred on her way up, principally among the
deck passengers. Four were buried at Norfolk, a
lfew miles below this place. great many passen-
gers, it is said, left the boat in their fright at
point below.
Death Of Capt. Jabes Smith h-The st. Cloud ar
rived at Cairo last night after dark, having on
board the body of Capt. Jabez Smith, commander
|of the ST. Cloud, one of the finest men and best
Officers on the river Capt S. leaves wife and
-four or five children at Newport, KY, to mourn his
loss. The st. Cloud also lost one deck passenger
of the Cholera, named Horace Jenkins, native of
Rhode Island, aged about forty. He was buried at
Vicksburg f1
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GRAND CIVIC AND MILITARY
BALL AND SUPPER
TN HONOR OF Nz1,
MAJ. GEN. z. TAYLOR, EaA
ST. LOUIS BALLROOM.

T OJISIANA STATE MODEL BACHELORS IN ,-A.
LAUGURATlON BALL AND SUPPER. To be Glf1ASs
given the Fifth day of March, le49, the above ~
named Room s&ss4yk
eB- The subscription the above Ball open linz
tied number Of subscribers, at the Office Of the Ballroom
The Ball Room magnificent ROTUNDA viii spen-
didy decorated and ilumin .ted this occasion.
The subscribers will elect the Committees
practicable in order make this SOlREE splendid
witnessed n this city.
For further particulars apply Mr. H. RUFF Err at the Office
of the Ball Room d22
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NEW GOODS. CHEAP GooDs.:

Ey- AT BROWNS NEW-TORK STORE, No. 168
Poydras street. .<ED
SlLK GOODS Watered, Satin striped. Gros du Rhn,
- Paids etc.; super black Silk Velvet. B0nbazne. extra
fine Apacas French Merinos, AquIla Lustrs Bsseges.
Cashmeres De Lane French Chintzes entirely new design
and rich colorings
GLOVES-Ladies, and Gentlemen's Kid SIX and Mode
Gloves. Of all descriptions and finest quality .Fnges and
Gimps, of all cOloH DTessmaken Trimmings. Of all kh,ds
zoo pounds Of Whalebone superior quality by the pound Or
STEEL TRIMMINGS, Steel Beads. Of finest quality, al
l2s bunch; rich Velvet Bags; Steel punes Zephyr
Wosed Worsted patterns and Trimmings Lsces and EN-
brOderies etc. sIss42
IRISH LINENS. "A good article Of psre Linen. a %
per halpece also fine quality at % TO 30 cts yard
worth 35 TO 30 cts; also. finest quality for b0sons etc
BLEACHED SHIRTINGS.-A good article for family
at cts yard Gnghams fast coloss a ~ cfs per
yard Prints at cts. yard: good quality at "a cts.
worth 10 cts per yard keIseys at 10 c' per yaido"sr
styles Merrmac, Fall River and Cocheco Prints equal IN
coong and design to French Prints and at half the pceof
similar quality
every article peainn gt0 Staple and Fancy Gentlemen's
Furnishing and Thread and Needle Store. With facilities
UNSURPASSED for receiving goods regularly from Newf O by
the steamers many of them bargains from the New Ok
anctons-and monthly saving OF from 500 to 900 rent
and expenses the articles be sold lower than
be purchased the city without personal sacrifice
NewYorkers accustomed to the l0w prices Of the No ill
find goods quite as low at Of the cheap
in New York CITY, Ja4M
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Correspondence of the Charleston Couri.r.]

tOoHespunuence OF tns ChaTest0n COunerI
WASHINGTON, Dec. 27th-The nominations oi
Maj. Cass and Mr. Sewer have not vet been finally
disposed of 1t is objected to the nomination of Mr..
Sewer for the Office of Commissioner to run the
boundary line, that it would be in violation of that
clause of the Constitution which provides that ssno
Senator or Representative shall, during the time
for which he was elected, be appointed to any civil
office under the authority of the United States
which he shall have created, or the emoiuments
whereof shall have been received during such
time'' The case appears TO be clear enoueh. If
the office exists il has been created bv law. and
within the time for which Mr. Sewer was elected
But is said very Justly that it is too late to make
the objection after the appointment of M. SEWER
as Commissioner to convey the ratified treatv tn
Mexico, which Office was Also created within the
time for which he was elected. The Constitutional
n,o,-;s;o,, .l,,Jo.l e. L.. u..-.
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rs- Rev. Benjamin F. Newhall has been nomi
mated in Massachusetts, as the Van Buren candi
date for Congress in the I'd district.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yestcrda.

PLANTERS. ~ Wright Louisville.
VERANDAH H Foley, Miss DENNY La Carter and lady,
Miss Carter, Portland
HEWLETT's Michael Moore, Holngsworth Coast Rich
ard Richards N Y; Bates, N ..
ST. CHARLES. R Hercks, Va Trasimon Landry Geo
Wigy Geddes Bossre Q; Joseph Deutsch and lady,
Miss Lowry Y; Capt Douglas British Army Robert Soutter,
Jr, Philadelphia; Geo DeBaun, Jr, St Louis.
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MuRDER.-A man named John Werner was yesterday
rested by the police Of the First Municipality the afda
h Saturday. the 23d ut front Of Mr. Engehar's house
ROYAL street between Maine and s., Philip sireets We
led on Wednesday night OF the wound he received The
oroner was called 70 hold an inquest over the body bn
IAN who attended the deceased and made post obt
mnaton Of the body ayedict with Id until his opinion
to the of death is asceTtained Werner keeps
egar store the Levee the Mint He is in prison
Iwaiting the result Of an examination.
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Dfed:

AT Bayou Sara, La, Dec. 2, Mr. WILLIAM HAWLEY, in the
Both year age He Ohio or the last
years highly y-esteemed citizen of Bayou Sara.
At Baton Rouge, Dec 26 Mr. ALEXANDER SMITH formerly
of Georgia, but months resident of Baton Rouge
AT Baton Rouge, Dec. 81 Mr.. WILLIAM SULLIVAN. He left
widow and a large family to eepore their loss.
In the parish ST. Mary Dec. l3, scarlet fever, MARGARET
daughter Of widow Phebe Wooster, aged years.
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OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA Capt, George w.
Taylor, of New Jersey. is organizing company to
proceed overland to California. The company win
leave the Western frontier BY the middle Of Feb.
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OF A fire in Boston on Thursday night week,
destroyed the dry goods store of S. B. Robbins, in
Washington street. His loss was $4,000, insured
$4,000; half in Hartford and half in Boston. An
drew Peterson, tin-plate worker, lost $4,000 to
$4,000. Of which only $1,000 was insured, and
that in the National Office. Mr.. Boyle, hair
dresser, lost good deal, and was insured $4,000.
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OF Messrs Aspinwall, Stephens & Chauncy,
have given notice of their intention to apply to the
Legislature of New York for an act to incorporate
a company to construct railroad across the 18TH
mus of Panama, with a capital of So, ,00O, Goo
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ORLEANS THEATRE
OLYMPIC CIRCUS.
Corner of Poydras and Baronne Streets.

o. L. F.SAiShNEf.-.... ..ffoprietof
BENEFIT OF MISS STICKNEY. apl learance Mr.
FRANK HEREDIA.
THIS EVENING Thursday, January A and splendid
Programme will be presented upon including Novel
and Exciting Acts Of Horsemanshp Beautiful Antpodean Fea
and variety of Classical Performances which will render
this particular night in respect GRAND GALA
JUBILEE
10 Doors open O'Clock, performance o'clock.
Admission Dress Circle so cents Second Tier rs a4
s- stock of CARRIAGE, CAB and DRAUGHT HORSES for
sale. Apply the Office of the Olympic Circus
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NoMINATIoNs.-Lorenzo B. Shepherd, ESQ., WAS
nominated by the President to be u S. District At
torney of the Southern District of New York, vice
Charles McVean, deceased on the 26th.
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ALARAMA OSNARURGS.

SW We are receiving and shall keep sale, large sup
ply of the above Goods from the Tuscaloosa Manufactur
ing Company, Alabama. These Goods think not in
fenor to any of Southern Manufacture We invite the aten
ton Of Planters Merchants and Others to these Goods,
directed to sell at the Losoest market price.
d14 3mis JOHN r. DONALD & CO.. 80 Camp st.
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OF Messrs. J. E. P. Weeks, and G. H. Camp
bel reporters for the Boston Times newspaper, are
about relinquishing the quill and proceeding 10
California
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In Maaoro Mexico, Dec IL by Father Rodriguez, Mr. L. P
HALL Mrs. CATHERINE FLEESON.
Dec. q, by James Cooper j. P Mr. JOHN W. LONG to Miss
JANE ONEAL both OF the parish of East Baton Rouge
Dec. Maj Roberts, Halves,
Mr.. JOHN SELSER to Miss LOUISA ROBERTS, both of the
parish OF East Baton Rouge.
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GT Senator Hannegan is still confined at Pitts
burg by sickness. He is not considered dangerous,
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FALSE ALARM.-The alarm of fire. about clock last
kenlng caused by illumination produced by the
luTnlng of prairia acrQSs The river.

Observation-Disclosures Melvin was yesterday brought be-
pre- Recorder Baldwin, charged by Andrew Prye with
eang from his premises, No 26 Tchouptoulss street,
Inst District Court.
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The SCHOONER AsIA.-This vessel, supposed to
have been lost on lake Erie, with all on board, is
reported by the Buffalo Courier of the Goth ut to
be ashore at Long Point Lght-crew safe, but the
vessel wreck
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ii. vANDERLINDEN, Clerk.

Assault AND BATrERY-Arehibald Kennedy and John
hover yesterday sent before the First District Court
Recorder Baldwin, TO be tried assault and battery
M. Z. Denny, and an assault on Archibald Blair
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M arrie d.:

DEs- The confectionery store of Mr. Cater, at
Richmond, Va, was burnt on the Oath ult.
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The PANAMA.-Tle steamship Panama, which
was compelled to put back to New York, in conse-
quence of breaking one of her cylinders, encoun-
tered very severe Storm She however, is pro-
nornced to be altogether seaMorthy
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ER LAST WEEK OF
STOCKWELL'S MAMMOTH PANORAMA
OF THE
MISSISSIPPI RIV Err,

1T PANORAMA HILL. in the COMMERCIAL Ex.
CHANGE BUILDING, open Ecsry Evening thss % %aoees'
noon at three O'Clock.
THIS PANORAMA Three Times of any Printing
in The World and faithfully OF country
Thousand Flpe Hundred Me IN Length The Drawings were
full copies of the Magnificent Scenery the World and
include every City Town YaGge and Landing from the Gulf
Of Mexico the Falls of St. Anthony Among the Cities
ssnd New Orleans Natehez vlcksbpr Memphis St. Louis
numrabe Steamboats, each likeness the original
snegr in Collision etc etc and Countless numbers Of other ns
waterraf will be In the Upper Mississippi
will great number of Indian Villages and Encampments
with their Lodges "Wgwams 'etc and Groups Of Indians
in FuH Costume dancing ball play fhng and equipped for
battle In short feature of the mighty Father of Waters has
been slightly passed over.
Explanations of the places the picture passes before
the audience.
EB Admission, so cents Children price, Entrance from
Perdido street.
ES- The Panorama will moving O'Clock each
evening. DIFF ]. M. WESTON, Director.
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Missouri LEGIsLATURE--We learn from the
jefferson Metropolitan that James H. Britton, of
Lincoln county, was elected Secretary of the Sem
ale, and B. F. Massey, of Lawrence county, Clerk
of the House. A. c. Marvine, of Henry county,
was elected Assistant Clerk of the House. A. M.
Robinson, Of Platte county, was elected Speaker
Of the House.
ILLINOIS SUPREME CouRT.-The three Judges
elect Of the Supreme Court, says the Chicago
Democrat, met few days since at Mt Vernon.
and decided by lot as to the term for which each
should hold Office Judge Treat was the most lucky,
drawing the term of nine years, which also makes
him Chief Justice. Judge Cation drew six years,
and Trumbul three years.
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o. A vein Of plumbago has boen discovered In
Bucks county, Pa, upoa the farm of Nj PIumiy
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Auction Sales This Day,

MoRPHY NKvIUs will sell at 10 o'clock. at No. 81 Maga.
zine street, Groceries, Provisions, Furniture, etc.
R. NJ ARMFIELp will sell at the Of Jasper Smith,
Canal street, Dry Goods Hats Boots Shoes etc.. with
out reserve. EET- See Auction head.J
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LARcENY.-Luke slave of Mr. Duperon. was yesterday
Fnt by Recorder Geno before Judge Derbes, to be tried
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ARREsTEp.-A Mrs. Kramer was yesterday arrested by
argaIet Ryan. from house the of Camp and
rod streets chest containing wearing apparel Of value
her articles supposed to have been stolen found in
Ter possession when she arrested.
Son Us. FATHER.-A German named Henry Giller was
eserday arrested by the Third Municipality police, being
cused by his SON. who keeps barbes shop ON Champs
ysee street of breaking the windows of his shop and dis
hYbipg the peaee
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EV The steamboat Algoma-For ST. Louis Mem.
ph etcs receiving freight and will leave THIS EVENING
Thursday, at O'Clock, positively from Canal
ja4 HYDE g. OGLESBY, l2 Poyiras st.
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rERPslcHoRE HALL, LAFAYETTE.

TEHPS!CHORE HAIL. LAEAYETTE e.
A GRAND DRESS AND FlREMEN'S BALL will NmH.
IA be given SATURDAY EVENING, January g. Es-lS ",
ls9 the above spacious and elegant Hail. the M9
cee1s Of which will be the Benefit Of JACKSON tIA
FIRE COMPANY No. 49, The Managers. this -
Bali pledge themselves that nothing their part shall
be spared make this Ball OF the brilliant OF the Season.
and therefore the of the Fire Department and C
The Ball Room will he handsome decorated
principal Fire Companies Of the
City, Algiers, Gretna and New Orleans.
tjS- Tickets can be had of the following Managers
NJ. Lofty, J. Peterson John Read,
H. Gleason D. Bradbury, P. W. Leslie,
II. Mitchell, C. White, q. Mayne
r. De la Calaga,. Louis Crozier, A. Clark
J. Dunn, F. Wild, M. DeCoursey.
d. Biscoe E H. Fosdick,s Mr. Cripps
T. c. Poole,s T. B. Heartt,-
Lafayette.
w. Smith, J. Joyles,' d. s. Devices.
Grena-Frederick Witgman.-
Those marked Committee OF Invitation.
Ladies particularly requested bring their Tickets of nvi
taion, will be admitted without them.
Car will leave Ball Room g. halfpas 3, hapast
O'Clock the morning. free visiting the Ball. jas
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FREE AND EASY
NILL be held at the Seventh Ward Coffee. ,naa
w house, Henderson's, corner of Poydras and gea47
St Paul street. Second Municpaly, MONDAY, aaFiNuraR
18th instant being Christmas Dav, at halfpast lRsEs
O'Clock. To be continued on WEDNESDAY and "AEtsT
SATURDAY nights, at the same hour DIS 2w
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States asa 430
Slave States excluding Texas. .6l0,T95
feAa including ~ Ia the tsTrSIy II N Of which s s States
District Counbia 50
Territory OF Rocky Mounta ABS
Oregon .34l ,463
California. ..44s, ,69l
New Mexico excluding part
Total square miles
Area of the Russian Empire Europe So9
Area OF all the OF Europe. l653,i9l
Total square miles,. 1000
Actual of Texas proper 500
Extent claimed between the Nuces and Rio Grande 520S
Extent ciiined north Of E Paso and Rio Ensenado
To which she has shadow of
Total square miles, ,52O
Length Of the Atlantic Coast to ST. Marys River-Mes. 450
Length nom ST. Marys 70 Cape Sable 450
Length of Gu Coast from Sabine Rio Grande. 800
Total miles Atlantic and Gulf
Y0nH respectfully, INDICATOR.
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|CoMMTTEDJohn Casey yesterday arraigned before
|ecoder BALDWIN. to answer charge preferred By M
om The Levee Tuesday night After brief examinas
pn the Recorder Casey before the First District Court