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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,

After tho reading OF the journal,
The SPEAKER announced the first business in order
TO be the question agreeding 10 the amendments
ported from the Post Ohce Committee TO the bin to
amend the act OF March Sd, 1850 TO reduce the rates OF
On motion of Mr.. oLDS lhs further consideration OF
the above mentioned bill and amer endmens postponed
temporarily.
Mr. GRAY next reported, from The Committee on the
Post Office and Post Roads. bill to authorize the Post
master General contract for the transportation OF the
mails from Jersey City and The port OF New York to Cal
way, in Ireland read twice.
Mr.. ORR called for The reading OF the report accom-
panyng this bills which having been read at length Tor
the information OF the House,
On motion OF Mr. GRAY, it was referred 10 the Com
mitee OF the Whole on the state ot the Union, and or
dered TO be printed.
Mr. 0IDS row the committee, reported a joint
resolution for the relief Of Mary Reside, widow oil
James Reside, deceased read twice. and referred TO the
Committee OF The Whole House
Mr, FOWLER, from the same committee, reported a
oil Tor the relief OF John j. Sykes read twice, and re-
ferred 70 the Committee OF the Whole House.
Mf z also made adverse report on the petition OF
Lawfsnson and other mail agents; which, on motion
House.
MI oLDS, from the same committee, reported reso.
luton OF inquiry, as follows:
hsofr rsd That the Postmaster General be requested 10
tt~ps ~ .ls mouse as possible schedule OF the
lime allowed for the ION OF tho
between New FORK and San Francisco also sbstrsc
showing ihe une which the said mails depart and
rived from and at New York and san Francisco on each
semLmonthy nip performed within the last three months
Hofrsd, fnrfher That the Postmaster General be
anssed 10 communicate to ;as House information IN
posseson es'aphshoe The Art that there is In
eesut operation on ocean.route between New and
san Francisco afoding the opportunity fpr the
Ton of the natl between tho point. greater
ana despatch Than are now afforded via Chagres and
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Known as dsmossoi.. without any other party designa-
ton whatever We understand that the different por-
tens Of the democratic party, both at the North and al
the South, concur ia thinking that the time has now
come when they may unite TO elect democratic Presi-
dent with very signal advantage TO the county We un-
dsfsland moreover the members OF the democratic party
to concur n the opinion that General Pierce stands 10 an
excellent position. deserves cordial support. and will
make an excellent President
Ioas, we confess. this democratic unanmiiy for Gen
Pierce is by surprising. The signs OF its
coming have not been concealed; and now that il has
come n its funess bears witness TO the fact that Gen
Pierce is felt by the people to be the for the times
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Congress Thursday.

SEsATE-ln accordance with written request from
Mr. King. President pro tenn, Mr. Atchison presided
the Senate to-day.
Mr. Hunter gave notice OF bill for the redemption o
the public debt
Mr. Dodge, OF Iowa, reported bill to create three ad.
donal land districts in Iowa which was considered
and passed.
The bill to satisfy outstanding Virginia military land
warrants considered and after debate, il was
passed
Several private bills considered and ordered be
engrossed.
HOUSE OF REPR PREsEHTATIvEs--ln the House the morn
ing hour devoted to the consideration OF reports from
the Committee the Post OHce and Post Roads. made
BY Messrs. Olds, Gray, and Fowler Among these was
bill to authorize the Postmaster General to contract or
The transportation Of the mails ocean steamers be-
tween Jersey City and Galway, in Ireland, which was
referred to the Committee of the Whole on the state OF
the Union The bill, reported on the day be ore from
the same committee TO amend the act OF 1850 reduce
the rates OF poslages. passed temporarily to
BILE the public printer TO lay the bill and proposed amend
menis before the members.
AT the expiration OF the morning hour the House went
into Committee Of the Whole on the state Of the Union
(Mr Stuart in the char;) and again taking up the def
cheney BILL amended in the Senate the Senaes amend
ments. with various propositions to amend them, were
discussed in five minutes speeches by many members
After which the committee rose, and the House ad-
journed
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AUCTION NOTlCE1e subscriber respectfully to
his friends public he has commenced the auction
and commission his and offers his
vices ct e sale Of description Of sal and personal property
upon The most favorable terms
Wh experience twenty Of
auction business the which he been personally
the
firms Of Dyer Bro and Dyer Mccue he deems unnecessary
more that his relied
Of business, and sales cashed without
delay
Until reception
commission, wishing
ancopeer will please of A. Rohwel esq,
street 7 he found during business hours ready
and prepared 10 answer the calls ~ the public : - -
Respectfully, H. NJ HTRATTON.
Inn i0--df
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NOW Bargsins-We would respectfully inform
~ Of the District and the public generally that
day offer goods OF all kinds, greatly
duced prices, order them nearly possible
We shall offer styles Of goods from 20 30
than the determined sell
the middle August when propose take
OF stock
We have len hand considerable lot OF muslin sleeves chem
collars Of the auction goods advertised In the
part season, marked
at a figure, order the entire lot
Ladies goods in line VIII find greatly
their before purchasing
principle OF closing goods this
OF the year, II loss.
July A-d6uf w, NJ. SHUSTEB co.
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ESPECIAL BARGAIys.-we open to day

ESPECIAL BARGAINS.-We open day
IL pieces plaid mnsns,
l2h cents yard, well worth 20 cents
40 hne csmbrcs lsA yard by the
loo pieces OF bleacbed 2S
per yard the quality Of those had early in the
100 pieces fne and thin plaid muns all grades and styles
900 Sws and la cambrcs and musns all grades
We cali from all parties class OF white goods
40 pieces black alpaeas from common TO extra fine
70 black bonibasins, assorted qualities
Is do black berege, assorted
do black twisted silk, low prices
Win all other kinds Of goods. In addition
articles arriving daily.
Terms cash, unless arranged 10 the contrary
Good ARTICLES prices,
cases. PERRY h BROTHER,
June 90 Opposite Centre Market.
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New York FsshtonabIe Clothing EstabIishnser
Wholesale and retail for cash only.

New York Fashionable Clothing Establishment,
wholesale and retail. for cash only.
ALFRED MUNRoE Co. No. AL Broadway (betwcen Howard
and Grand -trees) all persons visiting
pleasure call their establish
and examine the superb assortment Of
M fashionable clothing,
Gcntlemen's furnishing goods,
Boysia and clothing, &c,
Of the best description, Inhibited FOR safe.
principles which New Orleans establish
and which have made so unversay popular the South
adhered AL broadway, New York
goods enable all
times fashionable styles Of
and Al prices.
. sold under full guarantees.
each article marked, in
plain figures upon ticket reduction instance
be made.
the shortest notice.
ALFRED MUNROE CO,
AL Broadway New York
ALrRsp MuNpor,l
Wn ID. ApnITr May 25-d3nlf
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The Tammany society of New York

Wegve in another column account of the celebration
of the Fourth OF July by this ancient and distinguished
democratic association. We had intended to give in this
mornings paper the series of letters from eminent demo-
Gratis which were addressed 10 the Society in reply in
vsions to participate in its celebration, but the pressure
Of congressional matter upon our columns compes us re-
luctany TO postpone their publication till tomorrow
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The House then adjourned.
PETITION, ETC, UNDER THE RULE.

BY Mr.. FLORENCE; The memorial OF Cornelius Mil
ler Jacob Benner Philip Felten, and Others citizens OF
Philadelphia praying Congress 10 pass law granting
soldiers Of the OF 1872 least l60 of land &c
BY Mr.. BERNHfSELi The petition OF the governor and
Legislative assembly of the Territory Of Utab praying Con-
gress provide for the construction OF railroad
point The Mississippi or Missouri river San Diego,
Sac Francisco. Sacramento, Astoria, other point
ont of nea 10 o the Pacific.
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OF our stock OF Linen ZEN Goods n All

IN consequence OF stock of Linen Goods lin ali
deparimeni being induced offer decided bargains
In all linen fabrcs-
40 pieces Thin Irish nens for % yer
yard-only think
rs pieces fine inens for bosoms and collars
100 pieces thick linens for Shirts low prices,
40 pieces table diapers and damaks all widths, Styles and
prices-handsome patterns
900 pieces and dozens table Napkins towels and owelngs
20 pieces linen sheengs, all widths, very cheap
100 pieces scotch diapers, assorted
40 pieces bird diapers, many other goods.
In this win all goods offered linen
are warranted TO prove
Terms cash, uness arranged 10 the contrary.
Good articles low prices, dealing may relied In all
PERRY & BROTHER,
June 30 Opposite Centre Market.
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THE WAY THEY oo.--A friend, writing MS from Dan
vile, Kentucky, gives the following significant, post.
script The same sounds greet from all quarters
We have commiseration for the whigs-ther backs will
crack with the load they bear;
"The nomination of Scott and Grsham doe. not take
very well here. Several prominent wings OF Danyie say
,hey cannot and will not support Scott and Graham
ILovspVk Timer.
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June io-d'f
y $. EVANS,
". O.. FAINT
Missouri.

v, 4. EVANS, H. y fANT
Late Chief Clerk Pension Onfce. m"soun
pvANs & FAINT, attorneys and Agents, opposite
Il Building Washington, D. Co. give prompt m'snnon 70
the United PENSIONS bounty land oaes
pay &C Mr. Evans will especial attention 70 receo
and suspended evolutionary pension claims -
Highest prices paid cor land and orders for them rom
distance promptly hllcd.
members Of Congress and officers o the
orally lRepubiicl s"ho io-"''-
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Annihilating Space and Time.

Under this caption telegraphc despatch from New
Orleans under date OF July 8, that the foreign
news by the steamship Atlantic received in tina,
city ten days after it had left Liverpool The distance
traversed was about six thousand miles
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Can. u.l.n., s..,on.l H.,I.

s large new, and elegant hotel for the season
The public this the IN si
respects % - American hotels
~ ace.n " AARON GARRETsON,
M yaps oo.st %lmo Proprietor,
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NEW ORLEANS CORRESPONDENCE.
NEwORLEAxs, Dec. 18th 1852

NEw ORLEANS, Dec. 18th 1852
Dear CoMET. Perhaps You do not like
.his worn out title Of affection ''Dear COM
st'' tits phrase full of sound ard pleases
fhs car, pht positively signifies, nothing. -
It is used Sd comnlonlyas one of the forms
Of add essircan cpistlc that it is like every
Tier title of endearraent ''used np.o j at
zach ia,to vou FOX two or three cogcnt Ieas-
ons # yos were larger, l should say, sMr.
Comet ."Mr. Editof,o it is not because
you are faultless, you ore erratits IN your
ideas-your autobiography aud your typog7
.raphy only correspond with them. You
must make your advertising patrons speak
so that they may be understood, or let the
compositor take liberties with them.
But enough Of this. The grand pagent of
the funeral ceremonies is over and the
Town is at a,loss for something to expend
the surplus revenue Of their time to gaze
ard wonder at. The Chinese Juglers are
amusing the people with their clever tricks
at the Varieties Mr.. and Mrs. Barney
Williams are drawing at the St Charles,
Monsieur Jenette, and Mime Fleury Jolly
are at the French opera, and the Floating
Palace, in the fear Of loos'ng her cain bot
tom chairs, is going round to Mobile, and up
the Alabama. rfs
The smell of fresh goods and new toys
in Charities street tells us that Christmas
is at hand, and Monroe, Simson, King, and
Barrias Il Brothers, inform us that new
era is about to dawn in the Jaconette and
Swiss muslin business. Do not wonder at
it-baloon sleeves and hoped dresses are
coming into vogue. We anticipated this
for sleeves have been getting tighter, and
tighter, and the ladies', in sheer spite at the
defeat of Bloomerisn, are about to tack
about in an opposite direction. A pro-
gramme for grand Juballee, amongst the
tape merchants is already published-this
change will give new vgor to trade--cause
an advance in the raw materials which is
already forstalled by spectators.
JINGO.
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Fire CrackerS-A Nuisance.

Ed. toMEr-The dangerous and wanton
practice of setting off fire crackers in the
streets, is daily increasing. Formerly said
nuisance would be practised during the
holydays, but this year it commenced ore
month before Christmas, and God knows
when it will end, unless the Selectmen, in
their wisdom, pass an ordinance imposing a
heayy fine on those ,rho sell The eyackers-they
are the principals, those who set them off
are merci y accessories, and it will be too late
to remedy the evil, when some of our cti-
zens have lost their lives, or their proper
tics fired by the wanton practice.
Pro Bono PuBLICo.
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Another onslaught from the pulpit,
upon the memory Of Daniel Webster,
was made by Rev Samuel j. May, at
Syracuse. Singular methods Of gain
ing a little notoriety are sometimes re-
sored to.
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Christmas 10 CO ming +!

rHINN'S celebrated extracts of Orange,
~ Lemon, Rose, Vanilla, Almond, Pine
apple and Cinnamon for flavoring cakes,
cnstards, creams, Puddings, Jellies, ect, for
sale by VIM. BoeEL.
Dfusgsyt, lafayette street.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-16

Editor Of the Comet You are authorized
to announce GEORGE McMICHAEL,
Esq, Of the Parish of Levingston, as cam
didatc for the Senate for Senatorial District
composed of the Parishes Of East Baton
Rouge & Levingston THE PEOPLE. Il
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We are authorized to announce PETER
McK1TRICK, Esq, as candidate for a
seat in the Lower House of the next Legis-
lature fo51 ss5H
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HV r P,IMEg the American

~. B. PALMER, the American News
paper Agent, is the authorised agent for this
1ape, in the cities Of Boston, New York, and
Philadelphia, and is duly empowered to take
advertisementsan subscriptions at the rate
required by us. His receipts will be regarded
as payments. His Offices re--BosToN, Scol-
lays Buildings; New YORK, Tribune Bull
dings; PHILADELPHIA, N. w. corner Third
ard Chestnut streets.
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SPANISH LILLY WHITE, and Meen
Fun, are beautiful smooth Vegetable prepa-
rations, for imparting to the face and neck,
natural life-like aIabaster white, with
out inluring OF discoloring the skin, sold by
may l3y 20 F' VIM. BOGEL.
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TO tho Trade.

WE HAVE received this day from Gin
w cinnatti per steamer NDelta."
One hundred bbls Ohio -four; 50 kegs
Lard, mew; 25 boxes Cheese, best 20 bbls
Butter Biscuit; 40 Large and Small Kegs
Dairy Butter for sale by, Dec. y #
s. M. HART &Co.
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Piano for Sale.

4 FINE centre Rosewood French Action
II Piano with seven Octaves, Iron plate
and Bar. Warranted to stand the climate.
Further particulars enquire at the Comet
Office Persons desiring fine Piano will
please call and examine Dec. Sth
The Advocate please copy 1t.
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Weare authorized to announce T. B. R.
HATCH, Esq, as candidate for a seat in
the Lower House of the next Legislature II
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The Earl Of Shrewsbury 1.-THE great
Talbot) the most eminent Roman Cath
Ole Of England, died ct Rome a few
days since. His death will be a heavy
blow and great loss to his church in
England.
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We are authoized to announce Col. A. J..
H. DUNCAN, as candidate for a seat in
the Lower House of the next Legislature \
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For Sale.

For Sale.
TUST received from ST. Louis per steam
j er Columbus
$50 bbls. Extra, fancy and s. +. Flour
rs ;, Mess Pork.
90 kegs Lard neao.
10 Casks Bacon, Sides and Shoulders.
Dec. 1st If. S. M. HART eco
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For Chills And Fevor.

For Chills And Fevor. Sad,
INDIAN CHOLAGOGUE Smiths Tonic,
i Champion, Pills and other preparations
to cure this disease for sale by e ntf
VIM BoGEL.
Druggist Lafayette street.
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THE RArpERs DELus!oNs.-The editor of
the Cincinnati Advertiser, who recently
visited the State Lunatic Asylum at Colum-
bus, says there are in that institution twen-
ty persons whose insanity is clearly tracea-
bic to Spirit Rappings; and it is stated
that there are in the Utica IN. " Luna
tic Asylum nine victims Of the same delu-
sinn
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-16

Weare authorized to announce JAMES
S. BAILEY, as candidate iorthe Lower
House in the neg Legislature. ~
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Loss OF THE BRIG MECHANIC
THE brig Mechanic, Capt Cox, from
the Coatzacoalcos River, bound to
New York, with a cargo Of mahogany,
went ashore at the mouth Of the Coat
zacoalcos River, on the 18th ult., and
was abandoned, after being stripped
Of sails. riggings, &c. The vessel and
cargo viii! be a total loss. The mate
and crew Of the brig arrived at
this port on Saturday, on board the
brig Tehauntepec. Captain BnowN,
from Vera Cruz. Capt. Cox remained
at Vera Cruz.
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For Coughs, Colds, cot.

IUI VVuBHb, VO10S1 0OV' y >
A YERS Cherry PICTORIAL, Rushton's Cod
IA. Liver Oil, Wistars Balsam Of Wild
Cherry, Jayne's Expectorant, Hastings
Syrup of Naphtha ect., just receiyed-a few
dozen Of each for a sale by 4f3tt
WIN. BoGEL.
Druggist, Lafayette street.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

A number of house servants for the
Louisiana Institution for the Deaf and
Dumb and the Blind. Those having ser
wants to hire are requested to make it
known to w. s. Pike at the La. Branch
Bank, or to J. s. Brown, at the Harvey
House. Dec-O. l-W,
Gazette and Advocate copy, 1T
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Riot anil Loss at L9te-A des-
patch from Hudson, n. Y, dated the
Sd inst. says:
A riot took place last evening be-
tween party of rowdies from this place
and number Of Irishmcn at Clayerack,
1who were enjoying celebration Of
some kind } in which man named
Mccarthy, being one of tie party who
went from here, was killed. There is
considerable excitement on the subject.
1t is alleged that the men who went
from this place whit for the express
purpose of creating a riot.
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Gum Drops.

TUST received IS lbs Gum Arabic Drops,
j Tolan Lozengers, French Jugube and
Liquorize Paste, Acidulated Drops OF all
favors; Spruce Gum, refined Calabra Liq-
uorice, ect, by VIZ. BoGEL.
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Rattle.

THE WONDERFUL Mechanical Nom
J. key at the Dry Good store Of W. D
Phillips will be Ratified for, on the evening
Of the oath Of December precisely at s
o'clock, P. NJ. There yet remains a few
more tickets unsold, those DESTROYS Of tax
ing chance in this ingelius piece Of me-
chanism would do well to call soon and Sc
cure tickets. dec H. d
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A correspondent Of the New York Post,
writing from Boston, says that he under
stands that the twenty five thousand dollars,
due on mortgage held by Mrs. Webster
otssMa1shfeld, have been subscribed and re-
-ceived, but that the design Of keeping,
Marshfeld, after payment Of all the debts
has been given IN as impracticable.
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10 Robert Dale Gwen is spoken
of as the successor Of Senator Whit
comb, in the U. s. Senate from 1ndi-
ana.
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OPP FELLowsHIp-The official reports
made on the 3Oth of June last, TO the Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows in the United States
states that there are in this country 1928
lodges with 100000 members. The rev.
enue of the order amounts to 81 200,Ooo.-
During the year ending at the above date,
s556,o0o were expended for charitable pur-
poses.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-16

To- Mr.. Narcisse Terriot, one of
the founders Of the Donaldsoneille
Vigilant, died on the LIST inst
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To the Public.

A FINE stock of Provisions and Groce
II rics, for sale by barrel, box Or pack
age. fresh from the West,
Dec. 12tf S. M. HART, &Co.
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Pro Bono PUBLIC,

Tie Fire at Boston. was stated says
the New Orleans Picayune, under Iele-
graphic head few days since, that Chick
ering's piano forte mandatory, at Boston,
was destroyed by fire on the night OF the
LIST inst, and that the Waterman attached
to the establishment lost his life. His
name was B. f. Foster. Another person
named Alfred Turner, was buried IN the
ruins, by the falling in of the roof Of an adj
Joining building, but he was rescued alive
Three stores on the lower floor of CHECKER
ing's building occupied BY 1'hos. Merriam,
grocer, Edward Butman, crocheTy ware, and
Amos Cummings, grocery, were also con-
suned. together with the buildings Nos. 326
and 32S Washington street. The Adam
House was saved only by the most desper-
ate exertions of the trenen and by the
boartles. The roof was on tire several times,
and many of the windows were cracked
bv the intense heat from the burning bull
dines. The following are some of the loss
es: Joseph Checking, building, $50 900 ;
stock, SIS ,000-insured for. $4,000, in
Boston; Butman, crockeryware, loss, $4,000 ;
Merran, grocer, $4,000
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To the Bakers.

To the Bakers.
WE HAVE on hand Extra, Fancy and
w Super Fine St. Louis flour for sale by
Dec - If s. M. HART &Co.
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The Races.

Owing to the bad weather Oh Tuesday
and Wednesday there was slim attendance
at the race course. We regret this, for the
most extensive prepa rations had been made
to have the fall races Of $50 over the "Mag-
nolia Couyse,o an era in the history Of
the Louisiana turft. Good weather is nee
essary for all kinds of amusement and for
the sport of the turf it is indispensable /;
and although it is necessary to fix day for
races in order to "bring in the people, yet
we do think that there should always be
postpopments on account of weather; and
we suggest to the Magnolia Jockey Club
Christmas week. It would be good time,
for then the town, will be in HOLIDAY apperel
and looking about for amusement
.~~~~~--s>-~>~~~~ ..5
n-For two or three mornings we have
missed from the Market our inestima-
bic friend Mr.. John Glllfau. We knew
that lately he has been in i'll health but we
had thought him convalescent. Alas !!
alas /. upon what slender thread hangs
human life We learned yesterday morn
ing to our surprise, that lie has committed
- matrmony. Nothing was found IN
his brooches pocket, after the act, save a
small bit Of paper, from the Clerk of the
Sixth Judicial District. ITO any Clergy
man or Justice Of the Peace; Greeting. -
The multiplying cares Of a 'better exis-
tenee,n will rob our good looking market
house Of one Of its Oldest and most useful
ornaments.