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oAe ms ubc ty snor1 ing the press that informAuon
which ths community At large desire.
II yin be from ths stAtistos OF tAe Court Of Oyer
and Tsrmissr that although the number OF convictions
has decreased in number still the mum Der tied
(ssvsnl that crime has very much increased in
city during the past year In many where the
indictments for murder the jury found vsrdcts Of
rnarslaughts in various degrees.
In the Court OF General Sessions there has been an
npg increase Of very ofsnces and from the
annexed tables OF this year aud last year Il ~il BE-
that the number of convict has increased 10 per
cent Another striking feature in the records Of crime
for the 1883 Is that thsre have been
victons for riot, which Is increase Of yearly 200
per cent that OF last No less than thirteen
vissns Of in the -four degree have taken
place There is also increase OF 80 per cent the
humber convicted Of attempt TO Kill 1rhs year there have
been three hundred and convictions Of sslling
lie without license which far exceeds those OF the
last six put together The oumter Of Hrcenes has
also increased in proportion to s other offences We
glad TO 6nd however, that although almost every
other grade OF crime has increased s the number OF
c0avoens of assault and battery has % per
cent Burglariss 1t viii be- are still increasing, IS
also robberies
With these refer readers to the follow
ing tables Of acquttAs and convictions had in these
courts during the years 1852 and 1883
noFRT OF OYER AND TRRMrNER
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held eousidsraby above thsn asurss Barley aid osts
we're unchanged Corn tended upwards The days
transactions nepdsd AZ 900 bushels (part sold last
trg) at 72e TO- for al kinds Of nov; and ITO. Slc
for do. old, per buahsl
comprised 426 bales, follows For export 1907 home
use, as2; ON speculation, 81, and to arrive, ss3.
ss,: S S,s e sS o1: layer
HAYThsrs we're $50 bales river taken by shippers ct
300. Soc. per 100 lbs.
nrm About 2So6O bushels Eran were taken for Liver.
pool ct 3d. In bulk and 1000 900 bbls four ct So
our Uss n rs s0
California rates ranged from 65c. Co.,, per foot.
bona limited Inquiry existed for sootoh pig At ss7
Ida sale Of 50 tons best English reported, ct
80 371z per 100 lbs.
LMI.Roclisnd was in demand, at 81 lax for COM
NAVAL srosm-som 500 Sbh. crude turpsntins
changed bands At - 7Sa:5 per ESQ b. Spirits do was
were sold, at 81 SO 81 S.
Ons.-Hoders continued to ask roo. for whale and 81
vsIs sold 100 baskets olive ct 81 and 5000 gallons lin
Pnovraoss:-Pork Was in good demand The sales in
With 600 bbl now mess ct sl4 So Dressed hogs were
moro sought after, At Co. 6Ho per h. Cut meats
changed hands, at exc. % decline. Sales Of sco
bbs beef TRANSFERRED at form rates. Butter selling
freely at o. 13c for Ohio, and 15c 19c. for State
Cheese more sought after, ct $40 101c. per h.
SuGARThe market quiet, without change IN prices
About 146 hhds New Orleans were sold by Nesrs. Ho
man 4 Co. At auction, ct 4sIc. &c. three and four
months.
MoIAsHs-ws have only to notice sales Of 50 hhds OF
Cuba at 23c and about leo do Texas private terms
Rcs-Ory Io6 tcs good found buyers ct - 26 .
a 87K, per 100 lbs.
TALow-There have been 1900 lbs prime sold at 11c
per h.
wmsKn-sales Of 400 bbls Jersey and Prison at 27c
27Ho., and $50. per gallon.
WOOL There has been nothing done within . week.
The market is very quiet 1t usually ct this
Prices nominaDy unchanged
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MINING BOARD, DECEMBER 80.
leo abs N g Copppr Co Az 100 abs IAhigh Zine
CITY TRADE REPORT.

FRDAY, Dec. a0-6 T. N.
AsH-sales of IS bbls ira Inspired At 90 IS for pearls
and IS 60 for pots, per 100 lbs.
BRrADsrurs,-Flcur was less abundant and ls'tc.
25c per Dbl higher but not being freely dealt In. The
days busnefs embraced geo bbl mostly in the fore
noon clesrg With ordinary to choice state At 6SXa
with other kinds ~ propoonste figures Holders quoted
Canadian 1t 81 IS per Dbl without sales There have
81 rs for mixed torocd 81 10 81 SIX for favorits and
81 SIX IS Is for fancy, Dor Dbl Rye aour was mac
tive Some 200 bbs Jersey corn meal found buyers at
50 62k though this kiad could not b. subsequently
obtained below % 75 Wheat held ut 3d. to 30. per
bushe better prices but these claims Of owners checked
operations The sales part elected Last EVENING"
stsd q two parcels common 70 ohoos Gsnssss white
q d Is a. 5000 bushels prime Western Do. on tsrs
not MAKE l.ble; and 1000 DuAchsas county. Ne. York
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[PER STEAMSHIP ArRrcA.l

ANTwERP-sld Dec IL, Koophandel Ciaussen NYork.
Before reported llth, Losewitz master
BARcELoNA-Arr Nov rs, EsmerAlda, Mesta, NOreans
and Viso. Sid Dec 8, Dromo; Talman. Hessina.
BoRDEAUx-Cld Dec H. Jsune Albert, Chardemiste and
Ellen Mary Whetmore N0rleans Jas Gray, Cheever N
York In port l Nadr Garnet for San Francisco Hsnsa
BRIMrnHAvrN-sld Dec 10, wessr vsspsrmsnn, Calves.
tom Sir Robert Peel, Wenhoitz N0reans; Cochran,
Noyes, -.
CHAREsTr-sld Dec II, Garland Martin, Philadelphia
Pitt, Snow, San Francisco.
CnooNHAvEr-Arr Dec IL, John Rutlssge, NYork for
Liverpool
DEAL-Arr Dec IA, Panama, Graves, London, and pro.
ceeded for Rio Jsneiro Calcutta do and proceeded
for Boston.
GLAsGow-Sld Dec H. Compeer Scovill, Boston, Lulap,
oRgrrocx-sld Dec IS Eastern CITY, Crombs San Fran.
cisco Mesrergcr Cain Boston Ronochan, Boott Mobie
l4th Spartan Welsh do Brazilian, Newton, NYork; 18th,
Fnside, walker Savannah.
GIRRALTAR-Cld Dec ], Eurydiee, Cevs NYork via Ply
mouth.
HrLvoEr-Arr Dec la Leila, Stafford, NYork
HAvRK-Arr In the roads Dec IL, EsmcradA McMAnus,
York.
Hone KONG Arr mo dase) Webster, San Tranosco
Lmity, do; Oneida, Crostoy, NYork.
LivgRPooL-Sld Dec 49, Genyon, Oliver and Chas Cha
loner thompson Savannah Snranah Ocean, PHILADELPHIA
l4h Irene, Mason, and Roscius Porter, NYork Regula
tor Day. N0riesns Neptune, Bsauchamp, DO; Progress
Lotus NOrlssns Aussia Iisa, BSrssss Charles
on Oas two Of these have been reported cid previous
ca ouA l4tA, Cromwell, Bas PhiIAAsiphia; Mariner
!asshav, eayansAh, 18th, Progress HyAAd, Mshis; Co
HsA Aftkh kO2esss; AossSsk6t Qrshsa. 1sSNiaerG PM
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Died.


On Friday morning. December 80, ct O'Clock, Of con-
sumption. after tedious illness Of two years, DENNIS
OBRIKs, aged 20 years.
fully requested to attend his funeral from his late real
No. 1893 Cherry street. at two O'Clock to morrow
afternoon His remains will be taken 70 Calvary Gene
On Friday December 80, NICHOLAS W., eldest SON Of
John J. and Catherine A. Tndale sged years and
months.
Tho funeral viii take place 1t one O'Clock tomorrow A.
tsrnoon from No la Norfolk street The relatives and
On Friday December 90, WILLIAM B. EIAoH, in the 32d
year Of his age.
Of London invited to attend his funeral without
Their invitation, from his late RESIDENCE No. 81 Rsmssn
street Brooklyn Heights, this morning at half past ten
On Friday December 80 from injuries received In fall
ing through the hstchwsy In the building 1854 William
hs sa,ss and snaS Of
invited to attend the funeral At two O'Clock this after
noos from the residence Of his hra Mary
DxoD No. Columbia place, Eighth street, between ave
On wednesday, Ds.sne.s as. MARI, wife Of william
the friends Of the family reques to attend the
funeral It one O'Clock on Sunday afternoon without
leaves the foot Of Liberty street, N. X, alto A. N.
HerefoIdshiIe lEnglAnc) papers please copy;
On Friday Dscsmss. TO- OF consumption GEORGE , WI
aod attached by all who knew him.
On Thursday, December 49, ARTHUR GoRxAS, In the 42d
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral ct two o loek tomorrow
afternoon from his late residence No 81 Pike street
On Thursday, December 20, HENRY WILLIAM, Of John
Henry and Sophia Hekmann sged year, months and
days.
The friends and acquaintauces Of the family respect
fully invited to attend h funeral At O'Clock this a.
ternoon from No. Il Chryste street. Of Hester
without further invitation.
On Friday, December 80, ANN NAHIA, wife Of William
Hntn.
The friends and acquainanhes Of the family also the
saimakers respectfully invited to attend her funeral
1t two O'Clock afternoon, from No. 26T Adams
street. brooklyn.
On Friday evening" December go, JANIS WARREN, Of
Charles r. and Sarah A. Conklin, aged years and
n onth.
TIL friends of the family, and the members Of the
Sixth street BAPTIST Church. invited to attend his u
neral at O'Clock to afternoon, from No. 70
Sixth avenue, without further invitation.
Al Geneva, Wednesday, December 2S, JANE, wife OF
Philip G. Ruckel aged 81 years, formerly OF this city
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The number Of jury trials in ths Court OF Oyer and Ter
miner, was in the General Sessions 346, and in the
Court OF Special Sessions without jury.
The whole mum Der Of persons conyi ei and acquitted
In the three courts 3SC6. SAB persons were dis
charged.
Three men w.r sentenced 20 be exscuted, OF whom
has executed The punishment Of one has been
committed to i'm pr;sonmeIt for life The other Ia
under sentence.
Two hundred and twenty three ard 20 women have
been sentenced to prson ment In the State Prison. The
aggregate time is 93S years and one month.
Eight hundred and ninety men and l29 women were
sentenced to imprisonment in the Penitsntary and 2G5
and 81 women sentenced to Imprisonment. in
the City Prison.
One hundred and twenty eight boys and IL ghls were
sent to The House Of Refuge
Ons thousand rns hundred and thirty in dictments
we're four BY the Grand Jury and 900 complaints were
6fmssed.
Two thousand bred and ninety four rscogni-
sancss to answer were hlsd during the year.
TIE recognzxnces of 81 persons forfeited OF which
nine subsequently, convicted, acquitted, or dis
charged.
Fines fees collected and paid into the City Tceasu
~, 1925 SO.
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SECOND BOARD.
Hines and Mining.

FRIDAY, Ueo. 30-6P NJ
There firm tone At the board to-day, and re
spectacle sales. Parker Vein rsceded y. Lshigh sold
ut 35 buyer 80; it has rising tendency North Caro-
Ira reached buyer go, the cash price being AZ Poto
sold At III below Its value, should infer from the
statements OF the managers. Phoenix Gold rscsdsd to ~
which only offered for stock, buyer co. Ulster is
very firm; bidders offer Ia, holders ak q For Mime
1s6 10 offered for National 49, for American White
Zinc az 1t buyers option Gold Hill Ia held at ~ a.
which price Gales effected Of tbs BroA Board.
la the general impression that period Of great activity
In mining stocks 10 At hand.
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PROCLAMATION By THE PRESIDENT.

PROCLAMATION By The PRk6IDBNr
Whereas Ii provided BY the second article OF the
convention Of the 10th Of june 1882 between the United
States and Prussia and other States Of the 0ermanio
Confederation for the mutual delivery OF cri uinAls,
fugitivss nom justice in certain eases that the stpu
tons OF that convention shall BE- applied to other
State OF the Gsrmsnic Confederation which might there
after declare ito accession thereto.
And whereas, the government Of Wurtsmberg has de-
claYsd its accession TO the said convention, and has
caused the said declaration to be lodged In the Depart
msnt Of Stats Of the United States.
Now therefore. Be II known that l. franklin Pierce,
President Of the Untsd States Of America have caused
this information to be made public in order that the
spuaona Of the said convention may BE- observed and
Nuremberg BY the United and the citizens thereof
In witness whereof have hersunto set my hand and
caused the seal Of the United States to be affixed
II. d. Done at Washington the twenty seventh day
Of December in the year of Lord thousand eight
hundred and fifty three and of the Independence Of the
BY the P.ssidsnt W. L. Marcy, Secretary OF State
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EDoARrowN, Dec 3.
ArrivedBrig Syria Br) Francis Baltimore for st Joha.
NB schrs Euphs%. EdTdgs New York fer Portsmouta;
Arr 2ath- Mount Vernon Conamer warshsm Tor
Liz colnvlle VIM Dresner Dodge Savannah for Baths
Amaranth -, supposed bound Z.
Sid 18th 8r brig Syria schrs Euphemia LAGRANGE Mount
Vernon VIM Dresner, Amaranth, Henry Franklin L..
and Susan. In port, bark Vesta, Wind, w.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 81.
Cleared-Seamshp City Of New York. Matthews, BosteaS
bark Sara gossa, Turley NOrleans.
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Tclegraphlc Marine Reports. II
-, NEW ORLEANS, Dee q.
Arrivsd-ships Warbler, Caroline and M.ry Los, naSis
snd vosnt liverpool Bogart, Newport W barks BrsnS
40 Resipn GLASGOW hslns Cardiff Jane Deter Lende.
large vessel on fire. burnt to tho waters edge 81
Clearsd-ehips Forest STATE xayfower, Meteor CeIum-
ban Liverpool; Sswall, Hawe. :.
NEW ORLnANs, Dee =.
Arrived-Ship Eliza Mallory, NYork.
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Married.
On Wednesday, December 81, by ths Rev. Nr. Floyd,
john W. MARTIN to ELIZA daughter Of CHARLES CANT all OF
this city
Botton papers please copy
At Port Richmond on Thursday, December 20, by the
Rev. James BYownlee, Mr. JOHN B. JOHNSON to Miss MAR
0ARsr J. GIBSON, all Of Staten Island.
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~ za.sf' As>la>hisola Cambria o. MuIss HAus ~
.. !. w ssysr TO- lesna h Adrs: =, Eolss
lem Ward 10y Mobiles sseTx. for SsvspnsS; Isay rS
n.sd e, Log lsh sh:rssn Knxl.s A.pena Mssns
10Th, Alarm, Saltsr, and Bslloeshs Nh icr Mobile
LoEDoN-Entd ont Dee II. Antsleps, Wyms. Horlsanss
18th Prince Frederick Auguss. wsrshnaa. N7sri and s
Adv Ocean Queen Smith, for NYork Dee a. Chr,,..,.
Hammond DO 20 American Eagle Moore, do Jan ~
bert reei ohaawek DO IL Nightingale Aathsr Sor Bos-
LAasEHLrs-In port Dee TO- Trenton. Cansssa. fs Nsv
PoRrssoyTH-Ar Dec Is. Hendrix Hudson. Warner. Lea
QUErrsrowN-sld Dec l3 Perseverance, Phinasy savaa-
RoTrxRDAM-In port Dec L. Pnnasbsrg Hsrtiss. ldsssg
SEA vIrw-of the ossrs Dec r. wsstphAla. Mathew.
sahrGsA..Arr ono dat Typhoon, ssItsr ans snsy
the Morning, Lowell, San Francisco.
1AsLE BAy-In pert Nov Tally Ho Hggins for Bostln.
wzAmfoA-Arr no dass), Jamestown, Moore. singapore.
LvEKrooI Dec Yesterday morning. ~ the ship Alfred.
thn s.hN With general Cargo was proceeding int
aoos shsran it'll force against the wan
anchor to enter bow The ship maknS
water rapidly that after docking her il was deemed e.
ws:ntS 70 let tns dooa run dry lest the ship k n ne
view OF taking the vessel into the Bramey Moore dock ~
evening"
PoRro Plata, Nov GA vessel supposed to b Sasi.
bottom Epvsrds shssthsd With xunt. metal and laden VII
bay, hole cut n herr and her cargo u landing
PORTSMOUTH Dec ia dereot and waterlogxsd brig e.
brGantine Aarypor timber laden bewsg
stsndpg stripped Of sysrythins moyssbs and ruSder
into with The object Of sinking her. BY HIS Bask asrivs1
here.
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B1IoW the tofas Of eacH mohIH, UP 20 inc Uu DI IHe
year, are given
Febry Total in doors $3.50 July Out deer poor6 306
Out door poor. 1881 Aug st. Total In d-ors5 493
March Total In doors 6,S78 Out door pos T. q, l19
Out door poor 8 262 Ssptr... rotali sors5 SOC
April. Total In doors csc Dat door poor 9, 2b7
Out eoor poor o,0l8 Octo'r. Total In doors 6,sl1
May :. Total in doors $40 Dat door poor o 66i
Out door poor. ,06o Mover. Total In doors 8 SIS
Juss. Total in coors. e12 Out door poor 6,674
Out door poor o 1877 Decor. To- raj in doors 8 s25
July. Total in doors $3.50 Out door poor q, $50
Ths following table exhibits the distribution Of supplies
OF month which Is about average OF the months
throughout the year
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Port Of New York, December 30, 1853

Fort OF Now IOTkS Occemn0x 0C, 1000
CLEARED.
sam.ho VIM Penn Mortimer Charleston Lincoln Hs Go;
Ship Cambria, Perry, New Orleans, W &JT Tapscott
Union S.S oTss
Bari Clarence S seDonSuss oolwss sSe,n e0 RaM
Bris Guyana Drsm) Loesekann. Bolivar. Pavenssads
Brig 0rinoso Colo) 7reviranus Bolivar. Xosr. Sand
Bris Caroline. gryans AspnwslI , White &c.
sssI p b:sI Rs' Tns AS: sshsssa Re1a
Sch, Bi s sssh dowdsn
sf Hs assssy Vein Goa.
s'~'A'' ARRIVED
sesmsbp Africa, Harrison, Liverpool Dec IL - NJ, with
m dee ar d pas. engerR, to 4 Cunard.
Steamship Jamessown Parrish, Norfolk 10, 10 Ludlam
I.s: Oh Bristol yn iron and
xiaa: the sn,iIs pa.saS: il ana isus
% hs.ys ds SR 70
sy .s se &. ssss
deck and sent he :psss sdI ~ ss Sssys
:Sl.as iiss. s.sfss NV ssoss i:.sss: a;
. Sndss ssss sss,ss sssssss
sins, ana nisnsail AM blew away close .,si:a
Dec ia 80 is lon 5s 68 spoke ship south Ameres ali
well. Had pilot on board eight days.
Brig karceliue Lrton, St Johns river Fla, days. with
to Thompson Hunter. Experienced heavy weather
Oh Vie passage.
Brig Cen Marshall (of BelfasD Colcord Cardenas q days.
to Broohman No date, lat go passed fore and AN
schr with loss foreast head, steering W. The has
experienced heavy 70 N; lost flying b.
topgalapt sail split foretopsal, Ao
schr Elizabeth Eleanor Pierton, Alexandria, days.
schr Jane Ingraham, Wheeler .RoeklAnd
Schr Lewis Orcutt Rockland, 8 days.
sshr Atlantic. Nioisrson, Salem, days. a
Etesmer II b Beach, Sanders, New Haven, hours.
BELOW.
The siclian bark from Palermo IL still below.
SAILED.
SHIPS Hiberns, Liverpool Victoria London; BRIG Cen
Wilson, Apalachicola.
Wind at m srdisn, sw; sunset NE with snsw.
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mARITIME INTELLIGENCH.
A5- An packages and letter, Intended trA< NEW YORK
HlRAID should be sealed.
AIxASAo FOE NEW YORK-IHE DAT.
sUH RHEs ...........7 ~ NOON SETS .......... 81
BUR RuzH ...........4 10 HIGH wATn. 70
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The receipts ct the ooe Of the Assistant Treasurer 20
day amounted to 500 oso paid, s43osoo 6s-balanee,
$s,46e, s96 SO.
The amount received fer duties st the custom house
in this city on Thursday was $l4S, 34S &c.
The three days later European intelligence brought by
the Africa Is likely to have i'm portsnt bearing the
markets Of this country. The warhks sspect OF affairs
had caused conso to down to a. but just prior to
the calling Of the steamer they rallied somewhat and
closed At 941l Money quoted In London at three
per cent. American stocks unusually inactive.
The statement Of the Bank OF England for the week
Ing the 10th showed increase, as compared with
report Of the previous days. Of EA727 in coin
and bullion. large business had been done In both
cotton and breadstus at Liverpool and prices for the
former well maintained throughout the greater part
Of the week. but At the close the quotations rather a.
vored buyers Flour had advanced g. barrel and wheat
3D. per bushel.
Halia million Of dollars In certificates Of debt issued
years since by tho Erie Railroad due the coming
year, to be dsbursed next month In making pro-
vision to meet this liability the company it is reported
not resorted to the third mortgage oan amounting
t. three millions
The following information has been received At the De.
partment OF State, Washington, respecting the value
of coin Of the United States in the Masuquno currency
Of tho island Of Porto Rco established by ordinance
Of the Spanish government under date of September a.
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Memoranda
~ We have received mail from the East further than
Hartford for the past two owing 70 The heavy snsv
storm.
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The coins above mentioned anderf TODD to be
cevable at AL the government offices Of the island and
declared legal tender in circulation the rates therei
expressed
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Mo N e Y n A n X II r

FRIDAY, Dec. 30-6P. N.
Little doing ct the stock board to-day Few faces
to be except those Of the rigid dscpnarians
who make 1t rule to bs always present. matter what
may be the state Of the weather the market Most OF
the elderly operators however. prudsnty avoided the
piercing cold, the pslDg Storm and the confusion and
risk to life and limb In the streets naturally incident to
grand sleghipg festival in New York. As for juvenile
dealers, they cast business asds and fearless alike OF
bulls and bears gave free vent to their PURSES and
tered into all the pleasures Of the day with gusto that
would have astonshed their ideas Of proprsy
three days previously Under these circumstances 1t
not matter for wonder that tho generality Of stocks
dropping At the frtt board Erie Railroad, New
York Central Railroad and Nicaragua Transit declined
Hudson River N Cumberland Coal x, and Parker Vein n
Michigan Southern Railroad advanced ~ % did also Erie
at tss second board. Otherwise there was but slight
variation from yesterdays figures.
The following sales were made by Simeon Draper, at
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Time for Closing the Mail at B. Rouge.

=
ANY change will be i'm, Md.E-
"A. medialeiy corrected as ~LIMNss III
soon as made. The mslsssssszsskk i sssgrsss ss
for New Orleans, Logans Landing, Iay-
lor's. Bonnet Care, Edgar's Co'rrents' In-
re,uds. DonaldsouvilIe and inferior, New
River, Bayou Goula, Ibeiville, Pla1nen'ine'
Manchac. Bruley Landing-will hereafter
close daily. at IL. NJ.
For Loblelrs Store, Port Hudson, va
terIoo. ST. Francisville. Point Coupee, Eea
River Laatling. Fort adams Natchez and
interior, vicksburg aid D'teFfor, closes daily,
at O'Clock, p, NJ. -,
For Cincinnati, ana i;aerior Of Ono,
Louisville and inia,lor, Memphis anil ''ne-
yioy. closes on Tuesdays and Fndays, at A
o'clock, r., ". :.
For Greensburg, Stoney Point, Bur'ng-
ton. &c., closes on Tuesdays ard Friday =
at il o'clock, a. ~.
For Springfield, Co-elk, &c, closes every
Monday. at 8 a. N.
For Clinton Jackson. Mt. Willing, isnp-
plying Libcrty.l Rose Hill. Woodvilie, &c
closes on Mondays, Fridays and Saturday :
at 5 o'clock. p. NJ.
The eastern mails via New Orleans and
Mobile. closes DAILY. at Il o'clock. NJ.
JOHN G. LANOUE, P. NJ.
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M MASONIC., &C.
MASON &c.

CT. JAMES LODGE No. 47--Corper Of
- Levee and Church streets. Regular
stated meetings, First Saturday night in
every month, at o'clock.
WAsHtYaroN ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER No.
S. meets every First Monday might Of every
month. at 7 o'clock.
o. O. r.
TIE SOTO LODGE No. T--rneets every
IL Thursday night, at 7o'clock--ChurcL
street-over n. T. Waddil's, Drug Store.
MAGNOLIA ENcAMrmEnT No. 4-meefs
every Second and Fourth Saturdays in each
month. in Odd Fellows Hall.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE. r
CAPITOL DIVISION No Connects at
the Odd Fellows Hall every Monday night
at o'clock.
ORDER OF THE LONE STAR.
PUTNAM DIVISION No, S meets every
Tuesday nighf 1T o'clock Lafayette street,
over Vim. Bogels Drug Store.
PUTNAM DECREE Division No. 2-hold
it's regular stated meetings every First Mon
day night, of every north, at o'clock.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-14
MEN & WOMAN, CHILDREN s. ALL.

UTILL please remember--trom this OUT
w pronunciamento. That on the 10th
of the coming month tNovember) I'VE will
be found on hand at our old stand, with a
complete supply OF Retail Groceries, which
at will be on constant sndeavor TO have Of
the very best and at prices to suit the most
fast;dious. One thing we want distinctly
understood, and that is anything sold by me,
and not proving perfectly satisfactory, can
always be returned.
oct 3l--y. JVoHoA bEAL.
ny-N. B. shall not only be prepared for
the s cent customer, but for my usual pack
ave sales. To the latter solicit their i'm
mediate call, as have fair stock on hand.