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IsrEREsrING TO STEAMBOAT OWNERS OFFICERS
Judge Hitchcock in the Supreme Court Of Ohio, in the
case Of Firemen's Insurance Company James May,
few days since gave his decision the following points
If steamboat other vessel be overloaded unduly
laden she unseaworthy. But whether not unduly
laden depends upon the capacity of the boat vessel not
upon the depth water upon the shoals and bars in the
river upon which she is being navigated
The capacity of the craft not the capacity of the river
is to control in deciding question of this character
If boat or vessel insured meets with disaster, the
captain and bound diligently to labor in the
covery of the property but the insertion of clause in the
policy requiring such labor and effort does not impose any
additional duty upon the assured.
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Selling Off UE'ooyea Goods.

tB PLANTERS, HousEKEEPERs oplor-
tuny Of supplying themselves with BLANKETS KERsEYs LIN.
SEYs HLANNEIS AND OTHER WINTER ARTICLES at TWEEN
TY PER CENT. UNDER THE USUAL, PRICES at
SIMPSONS, so Canal street
As thu entire Winter mr..
to commencing Spring % object speedily
GREAT REDUCTION
has been made in the prices Of the above articles
DRESS AND FANCY GOODS.
including SILKS, RICH EVENING DRESSES CApEs CHENl
sETTEs CUFFS, uNDERsLEEvEs. LAcEs etc etc
BEST KID GLOVES AT SIXTY CENTS PER PAIR.
MoUSsEIINE DE LANES, PRINTS etc. etc. yerv el.sp At
janl9 6t2p SIMPSONS 40 Caral n,rr,t
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MH- MAY0RALTY OF NEwORLEANs, Jan. 10,
ls59M JAMES RoBB the President of the Gas Light Company,
having generouy placed disposal wo THOUSAND BAR
REIs OF COKE FOR DISTRIBUTION AMONG THE NEEDY AND
POOR OF THIS CITY, those in of fuel and who he
distressed requested make application DAILY at
my office, between the hours of 10 a and Pm.
janl4 A. D. CROSSMAN Mayor.
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YaAanag GRAND LODGE OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
At meeting Of the M W. Lodge the State of Lou
isiaa held January 80 1884, the following named brethren
elected officers for the ensuing Masonic the
2 the moth year, duly installed into their respective
Offices;
HR. w. HILL, M, W. Grand Master.
R. +. MCGUIRE, R. W. Deputy Grand Master.
w, l.. KNOX, r. W. Senior Grand Warden.
r S. NJ. HART, r. w. Junior Grand Warden -g -
CIAS W. WfiTTALL, w. Grand Chaplain
s. HERMAN W. Grand Treasurer
EDWARD BARNETT, w. Grand Secretary.
JAMES CLARK, W. Senior Grand Deacon.
H. FERRY, w Junior GRIND Deacou.
g. w. RACE, W. Grand Marshal.
II. W. LONG, W. GRIND Sword Bearer.
SAML Q. SCRUGGS, w. Grand Pursuivant.
II 4 S SsSssAAw, W. Grand Stewards,
T. r.. BRADY,
]. GALE Grand Tyler jnn2i ~
By order: EDWARD BARNETT Grand Secretary.
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O. .Woroan's Literary Depot,

EXCHANGE PLACE, adjoining the Postohee
~ ThePRINCPAL BOOKS published In the United stases"Roths
with the REVIEWS MAGAZINES NOVELS, etc., promptly re-
above Establishment as Issued rom hs s'
Also the best EHgsh and American STANDARD Wohe arc
kept or hand.
Citizens Strangers respectfully invited TO CALI
Orders any AMERICAN OR FOREIGN Boohs rseeved anu
ana dis 3u2p
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Orerco0ts /! Overco0ts !.

SELLING OFF AT GREAT BARGAINS.
~ blanket overeoa Beaver overcoa PHO.
Cloth cTeoats Tweed overcoa Whitney Every
kind bought ut prices or Than yr .,ora
offered in NJ worlesns-
Our stock of oSercoats is immense. They be
jan6 2ptf ALFRED MONROE n co "A Nay,v,a at
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8 qagr UNIVERSITY OF Observation-Disclosures
SciENc consequence of the Lectures taking
place Friday evenings the LECTURES ON GEOLOGY by Professor
r. H. chiffon, will be delivered WEDNESDAY EVENINGS at
I o'clock JAMS it,
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MAGNIFICENT srEdrAcLE.-4The st. Anthony tMin.)
Gazette says the bed Mississippi River below the
falls, has presented grand during the past few
days The ice-which forms far the river and in COM
ing down over the rapids and falls is crushed up fine
commenced filling in against the body of ice which has
formed across the channel miles below the FALLS
Thursday last BY Friday morning the water had risen
near fifteen feet and the white field of ice had grown
almost up the of the falls at this stage the body
below unable longer to sustain the immense pressure
gave way the whole plane of ice moved down stream
with terrible crashing About 10 o'clock, Friday
ing it commenced filing in again, and at the time 60
press this Saturday morning it is quite up to the
previous high mark and is still rising We have been
informed by those who know that this the first year
the last twenty in which this has occurred We have
heard of damage to property by this unusual
renee, but one or two warehouses are in danger.
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Ms~ NoTIcE-No debts contracted by the
crew of the British schooner THOMAS PERSON Belize
iuns will be paid by the consignees.
jan2a BARELI.I * CO., 81 Common street.
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LETTER WnrERs-The following comments, pretty true
and pointed. are from the Philadelphia Ledger: sThe
correspondents at Washington with scarcely
ton, fill their letters to with politics, the
ments of politicians and schemes for making President
in which the people feel little interest whatever
Take up the letters of and all of them and the subject
is politics. politics. An unsophisticated reader would
imagine that there business in Congress- of i'm
portnnt or profitable character and that the annual
sion Of that body is only to notes to whether
Mr.. or Mr. b had the grentest amount OF available
popularity to be used in Presidential campaign. II
would be refreshing indeed to find single letter from the
capital without any politics. and with something in il
which instructed the people in what useful pro-
NOTED the real interests of the country The game
partisan politics is the most Improbable speculation
mans brain to be invested in. interests nobody
those who hope to win the hazard very small portion
the great public and having but little claim to belonging
to its most intelligent respectable and useful class
citizens.n gIis-t H.
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ARMY ARrlILERy.-The Washington Union of the 18th
contains lengthy communication from artillery
officer suggesting reorganization of this branch Of the
land service The writer says, with much truth that
from the time of the batterng of the anciens the
artillery Of the present day. this corps has been
sdered all important. and has been cherished with pec-
liar care by all nations He also that for the last
thirty years the United States Government has paid
attention this branch of the military than to any other
The artillery has suffered much in efficiency by the want
of proper instruction in its officers and the writer says
that never until 1851 book of tactics issued by
thority for SIEGE garrison and coast artillery. The
writer suggests many important changes and concludes
thus 1.-THE Artillery and Ordnance Department as at
present established consists of % field officers and 222
captains and Hcutenants 10 military storekeepers and
1868 enlisted and costs per annu. including all
allowances $9oa751 S. The proposed corps will consist
of 1856 officers and 212 enlisted and will cost per
mum for the same S5932o7 90 making saving to the
Government, per annum of $310,543 So
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DOtbe1r's flirting and Book.
keeping .HCUde,nu.

~ Hh -5f CANAL STREET, (established in IsS2)
6@sa&&I ~ ls open from p.
,and Children Ornamental
tue oest engraving gentlemen qualified no teacher,
Of penmashp D0LBEAR'SS6iENCE OF PENMANsiiP sswsn,
sau'h AID DiBEAlsS GOLD PENS for sails b.
'AA' spa RVfUR DolBEAR, "a Canal street,
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vIoLEscE-Mary Welsh yesterday pitched into Mar
garet Hayden cut her bonnet worth nine dollars all
small pieces She required to give bonds not to do
any
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SPIRITED YOUNG MES.-Three young gentlemen, with
pockets full of rocks and pistols kicked up quite
Monday night, the First Municipality side of Canal
and after fair warming arrested by the watch
Recorder Caldwell yesterday fined each of them five dol
lars, and let them along. Their given
H. Harmon NJ, Fuller and S. Baker-with how much truth
we will not say.
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\ A /GEoRGE WASHINGTON LODGE No 65.--A
wv meeting this Lodge will be held WEDNESDA,
~ EVENING, O'Clock, Masonic Hall, Of Barornc
Ferdido Members requested to be pmctun By
Tan2T f., A
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11Vtia'11-l-f'
Navigation is yet closed but the ice is expected
break up very carly the weather is quite The
river has risenS inches since last night making rise
feet inches altogether.
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MIR. ERARD'S GREAT PRIZE vgzLz;--l-r
I'VE MEDAL The SOLE GREAT MEDAL sst.ss7
Council Medal,) delivered the LONDON UNFIT " E3 ~ "
VERSAL EXPOSITION for PIANO AND HARPI y Y
MANUFACTURERS has been awarded to Mr.. ERAD FRENCH
| and ENGLISH MANUFACTURER.
MIR. ERARDS MANSFACTORY Is THE ONLY ONE, OF ALL
NATIONS that has the GREAT MEDAL. this kind
workmanship
NJ FERENBAC No. 65 CANAL STREET between ST. Charles
Carouee leave inform the pablo that he has lately
Importation sale, PIANOS
PCOIOS of the manufactures Of Mes ERARD, j. PEYEL
and other Makers all guaranteed resist the of this
| climate
NJ. FEfiRENBACH his REPAIRING AND
at bes horas tnoice ALL y
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susrIcous-George Fiset charges William Bolton with
having Monday night entered his premises in Marais
street. with intent steal The prosecutor detected and
pursued him distance but he escaped and returned
a second time when he arrested, and yesterday
brought before the Recorder to explain matters.
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MOBILE LARcENY-A woman named Catherine Smith,
aias Baker, yerterday morning arrested at the
Mobile landing charged with having committed larceny
in Mobile. Her offence and fight We're reported to thu
police authorities by telegraph and she found herself in
tight Mace before she had chance to look about her
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BRONCHITIS and KINDRED DIS

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DWIGHTS JOURNAL OF MUSIC,

paper OF Art and Liter ture, Is published every sat
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~ Paris Green, (''So BRAND Being an
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~ THEO SCHWARTZ, No. "a JscOb-st lSwsmp)
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~ Nofice.-PessengeTs per steamship ARCTIC, for
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THIS DAY, Saturday, June IL at IL, a. M. T. X COLI
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