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NiIss Catharine Hayes.

We have the pleasure to announce that this
much admired songstress will give concert
in our city at Carusi's Saloon on Saturday
evening next. The programme of her perform
ances on the occasion will be found in our ad-
vertising columns.
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Fmr AND Loss OF LTK.-On Wednesday morn
ing fire occurred in house in Morris street,
New York, occupied by Patrick fizsmmons, in
which boy and girl under five years of age per
ished. and two women were seriously injured by
jumping out ola window. child thrown out the
window bad lite life preserved by being caught in
the arms Of persons in the street.
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DIE Ed,

On the 18th instant, EUGENfUS EMORY, in
FAINT son of THOMAS III and MARY CopNELIA HA
vENSrR, aged ono year.
The friends Of the family invited to attend
his funeral this afternoon at three O'Clock.
On the It'll instant, ANNIE CANDACE, dnugh-
ter of r. w. and G.. +. BuRorss, aged two years
and six months.
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FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
PRESENTS.

7 HAVE now in store very rich and splendid az
i sortment Of the following articles, TO wit Ex
ira super Silk, Cashmere, and French Flannel
Dressing Robes; Scaris, Crayats, Stocks, and Neck
ties in rich and pleasing variety, for dress. wed
ding, and evening parties; Silk and Linen Pocket
Handkerchief; Gloves Of all descriptions, Of the
best makers; extra super winter Fur Gloves. sus
pcndcrs and Hosiery; also, toll stock OF me
Dross Shirts. plain and fancy, with complete
supply of Woollen, Merino, Cashmere, silk, and
Fur Under garments; Brushes Of all klnds, Port
Monaies Purses, Umbrellas, Canes, and Toilet Ar
ticles. in abundance, at c. II. LANES
Fashionable Hat, Cap, and Gcntemen's Furnish
ing Store Pennsylvania av bet. - and 9th ste.
Dec "a ICnion and Telegraph
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LIrTELL's LIVING AGE-No. 1oI-~I2l cts.
CoNTHNTs
/. The Duke Of wellington.-Cha Chambers Paper,
for the People.
2. Home OF the Hundred Blind Men. Household
Words
3. A Black Eagle in bad way.-Do.
4. Usurpation Of Louis Napoleon. - TINES.
5. Great Britain and the United States.-Do.
6. Narrative Of the last French Revolutionary
Member Of The dsseubly.
!. Political Aspect OF France.-n Morning Chronicle.
3. Correspondence: Can England be Saved' X.
J. Walker on English Alliance.
Poetry and Short Articles.
WAsHISGToS, December u, lS45.
Ofall the Periodical Journals devoted 10 Litera-
ture and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country this has appeared to me to be the most
useful IL contains, indeed, the expedition only of
the current literature Of the English language, but
this, by its immense extent and comprehension,
includes portraiture Of the human mind in the
utmost expansion of the present age.
J. q. ADAMS.
Published weekly Mt SO year by
T.. LIrTELL 4 co Boston,
And sold by JOS SHiLLlNGTON,
Corner Of Penn. avenue and q street.
Jan l2-dtw&wlw
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MARRIED..

On the 18th instant, at st PauPs Lutheran church
by the Rev. J. c. BUrLER, Mr.. SAMUEL p. ID
OURAND, Of Washington, to Mas MARGARET
MILLER, formerly Of Baltimore.
baltimore papers please copy.l
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WILL RrcovER.-All the persons injured on
Monday night at tho Emigrants od ging house in
New York arc pronounced by the attending ply
scian in fair way to recover. Tbs Elk unior-
Inmates who lost their lives were inferred ON We'd
ncsday.
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roKE. TAR. AND LIME on hand. an

rOkE. TAR. AND LIME on hand, and for
" sole al The Warrington Gas Works The Coke
fuel gives intense heat, and ignitcs almost
readily IA charcoal The Coal Far ia used
chiefly paint. for the preservation Of timber,
iron, &c. The Lime being highly impregnatcd with
ammonia, is Of great value IA a manure, and far
superior to the ordinary lime when used for that
purpose. Dec 29-U
lIutelligoncer and Union
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LOCAL MATTE II S

The CASE OF DR. GARpSKR.-Mcssrs. Carlisle
and Bradley appeared before the criminal court,
during its sitting yesterday, and renewed mo-
ZION, as council in the Of Dr. Gardner-charged
with fraudulently obtaining large amount OF mo-
ney under the California Indemnity act OF Con-
gross-for the assignment of a day for trial. The
United States District Attorney (Fendal) objected, ,
upon the ground that The Government had not yet
procured such testimony as desired, and which was
expected to be obtained. The court declined to in
terfere; but. understanding that the district attor
ney intended moving for q continuation of the case
TO the next term Of the court, ii proposed
to hear the motion for a continuation some time
during the next week-the Court expressing wish
to have the tried during the present term.
CRIMINAL CoURr.-ln this court. yesterday, Ma
thaniel Watts (whte) and Mary Blackstone
(negro) were found guilty Of keeping house Of
i'll. fame. Watts was sentenced 10 be imprisoned
three months in jail and to pay fine of ten dollars
and Blackstone to the same imprisonment, and to
pay fine Of one dollar.
Dennis r. Nally and Geo. w. Demety were
tried upon charge Of rioting, and acquitted.
John A. Wille,t, police officer, put upon
trial, charged with assaulting Henry Green, (ne-
gro0 with intent TO kill (having shot him whist
attempting TO escape from arrest.) Fendall and
Radcliffe prosecuting; and Carlisle and Mckim
for defence. Not concluded when the court adj
journed
ssrKISe AID.-Mayor Leno1 having announced
that he had made provision, through an appropria-
ton obtained from the City Councils, to afford
relief TO the necessitous poor, in the distrbu
ton Of wood, witnessed quite crowd of per
sons in attendance upon him during yesterday;
many of whom were having families, who
have been thrown out Of work as lsborers. in con-
sequence Of the suspension Of work on the public
buildings in course Of erection in this city.
HIoH PRIcEs-We heard Of pine wood selling
for FIVE dollars cord during the extreme cold
weather of the carly part OF this week. Eggs
were selling in the Centre Market yesterday morn
ing at prices ranging from so to 81 cents.
The WKATHrR.-The sun was bright and warm
yesterday aud the temperature Of the atmosphere
agrcoably contrasted with the intense coldness felt
for come days previous.
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The Countess IpA HAHN HAHN, the nov list, 10
about to enter convent OF Sisters Of Mercy at
NiaYcnce
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ALBANY, January l5.-Both houses Of the Lcgi 8
lature have been occupied to day with the discus
sion of the intervention resolutions.
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Mrs. Polk, mother Of the late President of the
United States, died OF apoplexy at Columbia, Ten
ncssCe, ON the 18th instant.
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additional bu the Ell Dorado.

New YoRK, january l5.-Judge Jones, of the
south district of California, died the l4th ult.
capacious aqueduct, to cost three millions, is
proposed to divert the waters of the Yuba river
through the gold diggings of that region.
Mining accounts are favorable.
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Major STIcKSEy, formerly editor of the New
Hampshire Patriot, fell dead at Toledo Ohio, a few
DAYS ago.
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New YoRK, January l5.-Cotton is firm. Flour
is quiet with sales of 900 barrels at Yesterdays
rates. Wheat is firm. Barley is abundant at rs
n 70 cents Corn is dull. Provisions arc unchang-
cd. Sales Of 10 900 lb5 bacon middles AT Lard IL
bnoyant; sales Of 100 barrels at 9 and In kegs at
Q, a 10 cents. Sales OF $50 bales hemp at 8 90
sales of 800 barrels common rosin at 81 -
Stoeks.--Sales OF Erie at Isl; Canton at 6s; and
reading nj 51l.
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ArrorSTMxNr.--At meeting Of the county
commissioners Of Prince Georges county, held on
Tuesday. Thomas r. Williams, esq, was elected
clerk.
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WIGS, WIGS, WIGS. MEDHURsT s

w HEARD'S Wigs and Toupees stand pre- cmi-
neut above all others. An examination will prove
this no erotisticsl boast Their peculiar light and
gossamer character. being shaped and fitted to the
head exactly the natural hair grows, every hair
having the appearance OF issuing from the skin'
their Elasticity, superiority OF material and work
manship their style Of finish and mode OF arrange,
ment-iorm each q combination of improvement
that all competent judges have pronounced them
nc RECT heads of bair. Citizens invited to iu-
spect them at their mapufactory, Hair dressing
Saloon, National Hotel. 9th street, Washington
and 81 Maiden Lane, New York. Dec 23-colmif
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BY AUTHORITY.
Public Acts
Passed during the First Session Of the Thirty second
COpKyeyy.
Public cts

Public Acts
Passed during the First Session Of the Thirty second
Congress.
PUBLIc.-No.
AN ACT making appropriation to meet the ex,
penscs incurred in consequence Of the late fro at
the Capitol.
BE enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
tiuss Of the United States of America in Congress
ssns6led, That the sum Of five thousand dollars be,
and the same ia hereby, appropriated out of any
money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated,
to be expended, or so much thereof may be ne
cessary, under the direction Of the Commissioner
Of Public Buildings, in discharge of the expenses
incurred in the exnguishnent Of the late fire in the
library room, the removal Of the rubbish and the
preservation Of such books and other articles as
may have been saved, and the construction of a tin
roof for the preservation and protection of that por
ton of the building now exposed.
SECTION 2. And be IL further enacted, That the
sum Of ten thousand dollars be, and the same ia
hereby appropriated for the purchase of books for
the Library Of Congress. to be expended under the
direction of tho Joint Committee on the Library.
(Signed) LINN BOYD,
Speaker of the House of Representative
(Signed) WILLIAM II. KING,
President of the Senate pro temporc.
Approved January Is, 1852
(Signcd) WILLARD FILLMORE.
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IPupLIc REsoLurloN-No. 81

TPUBLIc KEsOLUTlON-NO. 3.
JOINT RESOLUTION to authorize the Postmas-
transportation of the mail in California and
Oregon.
Resolred by the Senate and House IF Representa-.
tiues Of the United States Of America Congress
ssmbted That the Postmaster General be, and he
manent contracts, for the residue of the present
contract term in the southwestern and northwest
ern sections. ending the thrtieth of June, one
thousand eight hundred and fifty -four, the several
contracts for mail transportation in California and
Oregon, made under the advertisement for propo-
sals for such mail contracts communicated in
the last annual report Of the Postmaster General;
and that when the said contracts shall have been
so accepted and confirmed they shall be valid, lie
gal, and binding for the purposes therein men
toned
Approved January l3, 1852.
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Governor Bout,ceu and Intervention.

BosToN, January l5.-Governor Boutwell,, in his
message Ses,he Legislature of Massachusetts, de-
lvered to-day, takes strong ground in favor of in
PREVENTION. He thinks that the Government ought
to assert to the Russian and Austrian governments
our right, if deemed eIpedicnt, to assist Hungary
in her struggle for liberty. He represents the
finances of the State unsatisfactory. the ex-
pensos of the last year having exceeded the re-
ceipts by seventy five thousand dollars.
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A LII OF HARPER AND BROTHERS Publica-
n tons.
All of Appeton's Publications.
All Of Putnam's Publications.
Little and Browns, Boston.
And all Books published in the United States.
For sale at the publishers prices by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Jan Is Booksellers, near 9th at.
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N,,, York Irgisl1f,pe

NEW ORLrANs, January l5.-Galveston papers
of the 9th state that the Senate had passed bill for
the liquidation of the State debt.
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The Storm at Buffalo.
1frrLrLa

BUFFALO, January 1.-THE storm did not abate
here until last night. 1t was Of unprecedented vio-
lence.
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Increment. of Standardization of State Trea.ure,

Movements of Kossuth-Electon Of Slate IIeasurer.
HARRISBURG, January l5.-kossuth was intro
and was individually presented TO the Senators.
lie then visited the House.
In the Senate resolution was adopted TO pro-
coed on Monday next. in convention OF the two
houses to ballot for State Treasurer. Several can
didates were nominated, and the two houses then
proceeded to count the votes for Governor.
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RE OVAL.

EuoN AL.
WHITEHURST'S new and
l-EA "A extensive G. ALLERY OF PRE-
- h. 1%1& MUM DAGUERREOrYPks
trXfNst AZ ~. over the store OF Duvall * Bro.
kfG)1 ~ between Four-aud a half and
- 49,. Sixth streets, Pennsylvania a'.
This Gallery possesses many advantages over
others being built on the eccond floor, and ar
ranged expressly for this purpose. IL contains one
of the largest skylghs in this country and Is TIC
most extensive and finest south Of Baltimore. IL
possesses every facility for copying Paintings OF
Daguerreotypes, not having its superior 10 the
world-where may be obtained beautiful and high
ly finished Daguerreotypes in all weather, though
cloudy is preferable, except for children. Post
norton cases promptly attended to-
Awarded the fret medal at the late Fair Of the
Maryland Institute.
GALLunrgs-No. 205 Baltimore street, Balu-
more 347 Broadway, New York; Pennsylysnis
avenue, Washington, ID. c; u Main street, ltich.
mond, Va; Lyncbburg, Va; Norfolk, Va; and
Petersburg, Va.
ey- These Galleries open free TO the public
at all hours Of the day.
J. II. WHIfEHURsT Sole Proprietor.
2-dbmif
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DY our agreement, bearing same date with the
ID above, Mr.. Snothens interest in the American
aud Foreign Agency ceased on the 3lst ult The
business of the Agency will hereafter be conducted
solely by the undersigned. Office south corner Of
Fifteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue, near
the Treasury Department.
AARON n. PALMER, at WElard's.
WAsHISGToS, January |, 1852.
Jan 9-wtf
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NJns. CuoATE's MILLINERY AND FAN

Mrs. CuOATE's MILLINERY AND FAN
wi cy store, Four-and-e-half street, near
Pennsylvania Avenue.-Mrs. &. keeps
stantly on hand a very large sssortIncnt OF Mill
merry Goods, Bonnets, and Drcss Caps, made To or
der. She is confident that her Bonnets cannot be
surpassed by any other establishment in this city
Her Fancy and Trimming Article. are well select
Cd and every cxerton il used TO give sausfaction'
Christmas and New Years Presents Of superior
quality Fairs supplied at liberal discount Don't
forget 4, street, one house north Of Pennsylvsn's
av,npe Dec 22-du
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KENT'S COMMENTARIES, new edition, en-
N larged and improved, will be received this
day by FRANCK TAYLOR
Also kenrs Commentaries, abridged.
Jan 10
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY, CITY
OF WASHINGTON.
THE copartnership of PALMER SNETHEN
Il is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr..
Palmer il solely authorized to settle the concerns
Of the firm, and to receive all letters and oommu-
nications that may be addressed thereto, 10 this
Agency. AARON II. PALMER,
w. G.. SNETHEN.
wAsHrScrcN, October 20, 1851
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AN USE NJ EN- rs.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Mr. l.. A. MARSHALL. .... Sole Lessee
Mr. w. M. FLEMING. Stage Manager
FRIDAY EVENING, January l6,
Will be performed the Comedy in FIVE acts. of
THE LOVE CHASE-Constance, Miss JULIA
DEAN. Dancing by Mics AsNIs WALrias.
Grand Overture by the Orchestra. To conclude
with the Farce of BAMBOOZLING.
Prices OF ADMIsslos.-Privat Boxes, . 8; Dress
Circle and Parqu tie, so cents; Reserved seats 10
cents; Orchestra Seats, IS cents Family Circle, 70
cents; Third Tier. 80 cents, Colored Gallery, 70
cents Jan l6
The Public are respectfully informed that
CATHARINE HAYES
Will give one Grand Concert in Washington at
CARUSPS SALOON,
On SATURDAY EVENING, Jan. II. 1882,
PROGRAMME.
crezin Borgia,) Donizetti-Herr MenRi.
Cavatina- -"Ah mon fils," lie Prophete,) Meyer
beer-Miss Catharne Hayes
Solo on the Volunteer Griebel.
Aria Buffa-"Il Bvacco," Battista-Herr Mengfs.
-"Happy Birdling," (Wallacc,) with Flute
Obligato accompaniment by Mr. kyle-Miss
Catharine Hayes.
Duet-"Quanto Amore," U- Elisr d'Amore,) Do
nizetti-Miss Catbarine Hayes and Herr
Mengs.
Solo on the Flute-(G. Loder) MIR. Kyle.
Aria BufHa-"Miei Rampo," (Cenercntola,) Kos
sini-Herr Mengs.
"Auld Robin Gray" Scotch Ballad-Miss Catha-
rine Hayes.
Swiss song-"The Happy swiszer." (Mengs)-
Herr Mcngis.
"The Last Rose of Summer" Irish Ballad
Miss Catharine Hayes.
Tho Grand Piano employed at this Concert 10
one of Chickering's, from the piano forte store OF
Richard Davis.
Price Of Tickets 81; Reserved Seats 81. They
NAV be procured at the music store OF Richard
Davis.
Doors open at half past g; Concert commences
at o'clock. Jan 10
HANGING ACADEMY.-FIRST COURSE
D Mr.. F. R. Liable has the honor to announce
to the citizens Of Washington, Georgetown, and
Alexandria, that his first course OF dancing lessons
for the season will commence on Thursday, NO
vcmber g. at his room George and Thomas
Parkers grocery store, south side OF Pennsylvania
avenue, between 9Th and 7th strects, opposite
Browns new hotel.
DAYS of tuition-Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sat
urdays.
All the fashionable dances will be introduced
and taught. Oct 2l-u
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rO-PARTNERsHIP.- G.. KING, Jr I,
~ is q partner ia our house from this date.
JAMES G. KING n SONS.
Ngw foRg, January IL, 1862.
Jan l5-lw
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HIoH PRIcgs-We heard Of pine wood selling
for five dollars cord during the extreme cold
weather of the carly part OF this week. Eggs
were selling in the Centre Market yesterday morn
ing at prices ranging from so to e2l cents.
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The Legislature Of Kentucky adjourned sine die
on Friday last
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The WrATErR.-The sun was bright and warm
yesterday, aud the temperature Of the atmosphere
agrcoably contasted with the ntense coldness felt
for some DAYS nrcyioup.
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Whereas, there il too much reason to believe
that citizens of the United States in disregard OF
tho solemn warning heretofore given to them by
the proclnmations issued by the Executive Of the
General Government, and by some of the Govern
ora Of the States, have combined TO disturb the
peace OF the domnions OF a neigbboring and
friendly nation: And whereas information has
been given to me- derived from official and other
sources, that many citizens in different parts of
tho United States associated or associatng for
the same purpose And v0creas disturbances have
actually broken out in different parts of the
two Canadas And whereas n hostile invasion has
been made by citizens Of the Unilcd States, in CON
junction with Canadians and Others who. after
forcibly scirug upon the property OF their peaceful
neighbor for the purpose of effccting their unlaw-
ful designs, arc now in arms against the authori
tcs of Canada, in perfect disregard OF their own
obligations ne American citizens, and Of the obi
cations of the Government Of their country to for
eign nations;
Now, therefore, have thought II necessary and
proper TO issue this proclamation, calling upon
every citizen Of the United States neither TO give
oountcnancc nor encouragement of any kind TO
those ,oho hare thus forfeited heu claim 10 ne pro.
lection of their country; upon those misguided or
dcludcd persons who arc engaged in them, TO ban
don projects dangerous TO their own country, fatal
TO those whom they profess desire To relieve i'm
practicable Of execution without foreign aid which
they cannot nationally expect to obtain, and Civ.
ing rice to imputations (howcvor unfounded) upon
the honor and good faith Of their own Government;
spon every officer, civil and military, and upon
every citizen--by the vcncration due by all free
men TO the laws which they have assisted TO enact
for their own governmcnt-by his regard for the
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

NERANDh.. p w GARDINER. I Mobile; Rehfe, Blsdson
Davis Waters, Jas Carson Ga; Perry Providence,
lieil,ea, b Whit.suito, Ky; Winchester, hatcher
CITY, .Dr Needy II Permit Col Clit~sl CbaJpeli
Woodon, Aa Hcrsio Davis RoHlury Mas; We,nore,
81 I'irnson, N b; Jas Morgan, La AZ odeu, NO.
ST. LOUIS. n Tuyplare Mo; Eii yida'ia
Johnson Churchill Sis Nj SEWER Jola,n Cantri
nm liy, Mrs Z HoroIi
TUFTS. j Rail- Capt Shelby, Ky; Necary Bapisis,
caeonll Yrrgcs. Thl Oonrn J; Il Carlton. NJ Wight
W II Mnft Tex r Ny-, trist Ohio CLARK, Ttornp
Miss; I'll Do''nali,, Ga; Wiu F,s'cr, chapu NY
ARCADE u Watson, Texas; Na,iaoi. Notllnni,
worthao Howell. Tesus; Ma;s, Alsvar.ra; It.y
II He'll, usylc W TIgiat, Ie,; II Mre, Crane I, " T
Baker WIN Baker Culver. u ita Church. Jas
Hosn.er, Finch II Ward. G r iT4rrrsu.
e. Elow " Ballard, johnson Terry
Ia AAcht y; Jenkins, Porter Sanders, W i'stiar
NO. " Edwards i"laid, WIN Dent hmnun, IRWIN Miss
y Iinrk, Ono.
COMMERCIAL. n vaughu, Carro'Ion 1lti u r Norton,
NJ shor, Gsaey, valentine, ,;r." Eli Elias Dane,
lio' Miles L.y Ohm Indy olu Thompson uln; Armstrong
Luck, Bride; Amry, tope
ri-ture John l, Montgomery, John Mmy kentucky
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NEW ORLEANS:
MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY %.
Later from Havana.

The Empire City Drought Havana papers to the 18th
instant. The Diaio contains list of commissioners
which have been appointed IN various towns the island
to receive subscriptions the Spanish Atlantic Steam
Company"
Tie NnwOrieaus correspondent If the Dia,io exposes
his ignorance in attempting TO give an idea of what il
going on in Legislature. lie states that law has
bccn introduced for thu prevention Of utemperance,
Ihs movement which iiss existence III tho imag
at,u "f this wise correspondent he says smuch needed
the streets If NawOrleaus and all places Of amusement
infested with ,trunkard. Tile Wtiter, also mentions
that the utmc OF Mr. Sisr has been spoken uf u
ton with the Asyurllty Of the city but that Of the
decent part of thu community will vote for him
Tho Da,io indutgef in considerable sarcasm at the
expense OF the cicer deluod by ten Iwiggs to salute
,he Spanish tiay The arv. III Senior i.aburle 1t
says that the squad OF artllc,ts who fired tie salute
ignorant Of ,icii httirr7s. aud unnccus-
toned To salute t' grand Spani.h fla. That they lad
III host until The Colon loa,Gd them onc.
In tho Havana Lottery, drawn The 18th instant, the
following numbers drew principal prizr5 1881 SO go
720 $1,000 1914. Si2 coo; 2o1JS 5000 1921 1878
1870 81 Isl each $3.50 +15i osGG n 67 1o40y % 0y9
q III, 33slS, each SlUJV.