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n-Goldmann has just returned

rGoldmann has just returned
from New Orleans bringing with him
a splendid stock Of Jewelry. Gold
mann's taste, in selecting chains, pins,
rings and other things, is not inferior
to any mans alive. His patterns are
all the latest and most fashionable, and
what he says about his goods can most
certainly be relied on-Lafayet cite
street.
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r-The Adooc ate learns that a
writ Of habeas corpus has been OBJ
tanned for Mr.. PRENDERGAsr through
his counsel, from Judge STERLING e
the Seventh Judicial District. The
case will be resumed on Tuesday
next.
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Notice.
Notice.

A MEETING of the Association
IA ani coItriDitors for enclosing the
ola Cemetery will take place on Saturday
next at IL o'clock A. NJ July LIST. at the
Town Hall, for the purpose Of deciding
what shall be done with the funds raised;
and such other matters as shall be present
cd FnANcEs GAYIr Prest
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GEO. A. PIKE, Raltsr and Proprietor.
BATON ROU0E"::JULY l, 1853.
"v. B. PALxxa, the American News

"v. B. PALxxa, the American News
paper Agent, 10 the authorized agsn. for this
paper in the cities Of Boston, New York, and
Ptilad,!pbia, and is duly empowered to take
advertise 11ents and subscriptions at the rate
required by US. His receipts will be regarded
as payments. His Offices are.- BosroN, Scol-
lays Buildings; NV YoRx. Tribune Bull
dings, PniLApELpHrA, N. W. corner Third
and Chesnut streets.
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give are authorized TO announce AU.
GUSTIN UUPLANTIER asa candidate
for Auditor Of Public Accounts fer the
State of Louisiana. Subject 10 decision Of
the Democratic Convention.
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uyWe are authorised to announce
CHAS. y. GRENEAUX, as q candidate
Tor the Office Of State Treasurer subject to
the decision OF COM entlon
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CO We are authorized TO announce II.
". PIERCE as candidate for Assessor Of
this Parish.
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-
re- The Candidate" who made
out the Enigma of % letters for the
last ADVOCATE, deserves puff; and
as a mere act of justice, we volunteer
our services to do the duty for our
neighbor-hoping that he will reclp-
rocate by doing the same for us when
occasion offers. H g says: ''m y
whole is the name of one of the best
papers in the State There are so
many "best' papers, that the Eenigma,
we must confess was exceedingly diff
cult of solution. We guessed the
Balloon, and the Bulletin, the Carroll
ton Star. and the Comet, the True
Delta, and the Dutsetung, the Visa
Wis, and be vigelent, the Piny Woods
man, and the Picayune--the Gazette
not having letters enough--and after
having racked our brain-not forget
ing the Louisiana State Paper, we
came right back to the BA1os Roucf
DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE and the rid
die solved itself.
All we want to know In this con
nection is "Who is the candidate z
"What is he a candidate for!" WheI
will he be this way, &c.l We vii
not only vote for him, but we will g
xround with him to our Democra
friends. We know that he is no
only a Democrat, but good Demo
crat-anybody denying it, can hav
the pleasure Of making few thrust
At US, With q small sword
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10 Attention if asked to the adj
vertisementfn another column in re-
ference Ebuilding materials for the
Louisiana Institute for the Deaf the
Dumb and the Blind 100000 feet
Of Lumber, and 100000 Bricks are
wanted. We learn that the beautiful
spot selected by the Board of Direc.
tors for the buildings will be soon
cleared off-and the work commenced
The plan adopted for the building is
beautiful one, and may be seen in the
Office Of the Louisiana State Bank.
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I rThe sum Of 100000 has
just been appropriated by the Police
jury Of this parish to build new
Jaih
3 has long been talked Of and
the liberal appropriation will be
ample to erect such house, as the
growing wants of the Parish demands.
We have no doubt it will have sana-
tive effect upon the morals Of the
community at least that portion of the
code" which from the force Of cir
cumstances comes under the immedi-
ate cognizarce Of the law. The Build
ing will be at once commenced. The
Jury also made an appropriation to
build a good and substantial Bridge
over the Comite river. Both these
things are of Importance to the Pub
tic at large. The official Proceedings
sof the Jury will appear in this paper
an a day or two.
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The Schooner Rachel p. Bro9n.

This vessel which arrived here day before
yesterday, having been sent home from the
Coast of Africa, on suspicion of being SLAYER,
halls from New York, from which port we learn
from the Capt, William A. HinckIing,) she
sailed on the Goth Dec. last. loaded with an as.
sorted cargo, bound on trading voyage to the
Coast OF Africa. He denies that he was en-
gagged in the slave trade or had any such in.
teniion. tie says his cargo is just SUCH as all
vessels carry that trade in that region.
The following persons have been taken
charge of by the u. s Marshal and lodged ia
Jail for examination.
William A Hinckling, Capt, William Riley
Mate, David Mckay, Henry Barrott, Alexsn-
der Bailey, Francis D. Wagner and Jno. Kav-
enaugh, seamen. Mr.. Francis is at present
engaged in examining the Sergeant at Old
Point, who is charged with numbering one OF
the Bandsmen there a few days since. As
soon is he is through with that case he will
proceed with this, which will probably be to.
day or lo-norrow.-NOrJolk Beacon Of Satur-
GGg,
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The GCYlIiuer Case

WASHINGTON, March 12.-The Gardiner
case was continued to day. h:r. Bradley
papers presented before the Mexican Commits.
sioners, were certified to by the United States
Consul in Mexico, and the Mexican Minister
here, and others. That the deed of the mines
was found in Mexico. That individuals in
Mexico were found ready TO show the Commit
tee of Investigation in search of il, the identi
cal mine claimed by DIR. Gardiner. Upon
these facts he based the defence, and was posi-
tive Of being able to establish them success
fully.
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Sentence ofALdermen, SC.

New YORK, March l2-21 P. M.-The City
Aldermen have been sentenced to-day to paw a
fine of $3.50 each-those of them charged with
contempt of duty. One of their number, MIR.
4. Sturtevant, is TO De imprisoned fifteen days,
besides paying his fine. II will be recollecled
that the Aldermen were charged with gross
corruption in office.
The steamer Glasgow is now in the lower
bay and will reach her wharf some time during
the afternoon.
At24 PM. there are no tidings ofthe steam
er Africa, now oven due.
The Glasgo" will probably bring no later
news.
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The SHIP At0ldnta.

New YORK. March l2.-The ship Atalanta
remains today in the same position she was
yesterday. Four schooners and about enc
hundred men, who went down to her assis-
lance, had got pretty neur her this morning, and
were waiting for "a favorable opportunity TO re-.
move the cargo. Owing, however, to u heavy
sea prevailing Oh the bar, il was impossible TO
get aboard. She has now about ten feet water
in her hold The cargo will be greatly dam.
AGED, as also the vessel.
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BY Alexander Mott g. Co.

ENGLISH GuOsnBkRRIEs, CUR
Ia RAMS AND RASPBERRIES, &c &c, AT
AUCTlON-English, Lancashire Gooseberries
received direct flom one of the most celebrated
and extensive Nurseries in England. The plants
are of the most robust and vigorous growth, and
In the very finest condition; comprising all the
leading varieties, and what are most suitable for
the American clmate-as Crown Bob, White
Smith, Roaring Lion, Champagne, Rifeman, Lam
cashire Lad, Ranger, Huntsnan. Green Wood,
Green Walnut, Bunker Hill, Green Laurel, jolly
Nailor, White Lion, Keeva Seeding, Highwayman
Heart of Oak, BonBy Lass, &c. The Fruit Is oil
the largest size, finest flavor and very rcductive.
Red Dutch and White Dutch Currants. These
are the finest varieties of this delicious and useful
Fruit bearing the largest fruit of high flavor, and
vigorous and thrifty in growth. The plants are
very robust and vigorous.
Falstatf Raspberries Fine canes Of this splen
did variety-tEe best of all the Rsspberries.
The whole of the above are of the finest descrip.
ton. both regards condition and quality q
plants Finer were never offered, and warranted
correct to name.
N.B-The above sale will take place at our
store on WEDNESDAY, morning, the l6sh instant,
at 10 o'clock. Terms cash.
NH IA ALEX MOTT & co, Aucts
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Late and Important from Honduras
Earthquake.

New ORLEANS, March 13.-Late advices
from Honduras report that great ex:itemen,
prevailed there. The British wars,eamer De
VISITATION anchored off Toquilla and demanded
a surrender of the towp in the name of the
Mosquito king, giving the authorities two
hours to decide, under threat of lombard
ment. The inhabitants consequently yielded,
under protest, the Honduras flag was pulled
down, and that of the Mosquito king hois,ed
in its place. The steamer then proceeded 10
Timas. Cannonadng was afterwards hsard
ia that quarter, and it was presumed that she
had been attacked by the troops Of Honduras.
A severe shock of an earthquake was felt
in Balize on the 10th of February.
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BY George J. sumner.

STOCK SALE OF dOES, HATS,
~ CAPS, &c.-On Wednesday M r n n 3
next, the 18th inst commencing at 10 o'clock al
the Store of Bragg d Ruth, No 306 Broad street.
(who declining business) will be sold at Auc
ZION, without reserve, their entire stock of Boots
Shoes, Hats and Caps, and Store Fixtures, consist
ing of general assortment suitable for retailing,
the ost of which is fresh stock, and in prime or
der.
TERMs-For all sums under $50, cash; $50 and
upwards, three months credit for approved nego
table notes.
Sale conducted by
NH l2 G. J. SUMNER, Auct'r
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by Alexander Mott o. Go.

FL ON TUESDAY MORNING, the 18th
- inst at liz O'Clock, we will sell the follow.
bag beautiful collection Of Plants, Shrubs, Bulbs,
Onions Flowers, Fruit Trees, DC, &c: PIRRE
PELLORCL, French Gardener lately from Paris,
respectfully announces to amateurs and the public
he Banks large and beautiful coec,iou ~ Er
otto Plauts, such as first choice Csmelias, Magnc-
las khcdodundrums, Dwarf Orange, PenoniG, AR.
borea and Fragrant Herbace, 4 zalia and Amarylis
Cactus, of the must navel varieties and especially
800 different kinds of Roses lately cultivated and
exhibited in Paris ia 1851 and so also, zoo dife
enr kinds of Pear, Apple, Peach, Cherry, Aprcots,
English Walnut Trees, and many different kinds
of Prune Trees and Raspberry bushes, among
which are the perpetual Raspberry Also, African
Asparagus, and many other plants too numerous TO
mention.
Ey- Persons desiring to purchase, will please
give early call, as he intends leaving the city ia
a few days
The above sale will take place in the store sppo-
cite the banks.
NH ~ ALEX. MOTT e. co, Aucts.
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Steamboat Burnt.

MARIETTA, Ohio, March 12.-The steamer
Milton, from Pittsburg, for Louisville, was
burned 10 the waters edge last night. She
had very valuable cargo Of dry goods on
board, which was consumed. Boat and cargo
total loss; partly insured. Fortunately no
lives were lost,
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este, tSSal
NH I4-law4w
MASH IL WOODRGUsE, RICHMOND,
IN Va, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL
Frs IN BOOKS, PIANO FORTES, STATION
ERY, MUSIC, AND FANCY ARTICLES.-They
have constantly for sale upon reasonable terms, all
the various School Books in use, together with an
extensive stock Of
Law, Medical, Theological and Miscellaneous
Books
Blank Books Of every description
Fooscsp, Letter, Note and Wrapping Paper
The best Ink OF sil kinds ia use
Surveyors Compasses and Chains
Globes, Drawing materials, Books on Drawing
and Painting
Mathematical Instruments
Guitars of superior tone and finish
Vloilns, Accordeons, Flutes, and other musical
instruments
Violin and Guitar Strings
superior Piano Fortes.
In addition TO their Book AID Stationary bust.
ness, the subscribers deal extensively in ano
Fortes. They are Agents for three ofIhe mos. dis.
tinguisied makers In America, WIZ Chickering,
Boston; Adam Stodart and ] 3 Durham, New York;
and an experience OF eighteen years In this susi.
ness, warrants them in Saying, that for rich and
beautiful tone, durability of workmanship, ana
elegance Of finish, the instruments of the above
makers are unsurpassed
They have generally on hand, al assortment as
extensive SIS can be met with north or south and
are ena s<ed 10 otter them as low in any City of
the Union
To those not disposed TO make special trips for
the purpose, the subscribers promise their best
judgment in selecting, binding themselves to give
satisfaction, and charging them as low as IT they
we re present. Address
NASH g. WooDHOUsE.
NH "A l39 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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Vice President King-Afairs in Mexico

NEW ORLEANS, March I3.-Havana dates
TO the Sd inst, have been received. Vice
President King refused TO take the oath of of
fee, saying that be did not think he would
everreach Washington; but if he did he could
take the oath on his arrival there. His friends,
however, have strong hopes of his recovery.
The New Orleans revenue cutter, which
sailed from Vera Cruz on the 2lsr, brings later
intelligence, respecting political affairs in Mex.
leo. The Trait d Union says there is no
doubt of Santa Annals election to the Presi
dency. His house is furnished, and ready for
his reception.
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COMMENCEMENT OF THE MEDI-
~ Cal COLLEGE.-The exercises Of Com-
mencement viii take place at the College This
Evening, at O'Clock.
The Medical Profession and the public generally,
are respectfully invited to attend.
NH l4-lt s. MAUPIE, NJ. D., Dean.
MOOD, WO0U.-Tne subscriber mss TOR sale
W at Rockets. a lot Of best quality Oak Wood,
which he will sell at SO IS per cord, 81 the wharf,
or delivered at 80 67A In any reasonable distance
from Rockets. Orders left at Mr. D Eachos
Office, On l4th etreet, shall be promptly attended
to.
nah l4-lr VIM. COLGiN.
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BY Wellington Goddtn.
M OsT VALUABLE BUILDING LOT

NJ OsT VALUABLE BUILDING LOT
I'VE On VALLEY AND MARSHALL STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTiON-Will be sold on
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, the 18th March, 1853
upon the premises, com mencing at y O'Clock, e
most valuable Building Lot, fronting 90 feet on
the west line of Valley eet, running back about
l2G feet the north line o. Marshall street 1t
will be divided into four Lots Of IS feet each on
Valley street.
TERMs-Onethird cash; balance at three and ak
months, tor negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained till last note snail be paid.
The nearness of this property TO the Virginia
Central Railroad Depot, offers peculiar advantages
to persons who may &c disposed to build LUMBER
houses. stores, &c.
nh w. GODDIN, Auctr.
Immediately after the above sale viii, be sold Lot
No 81, on Brown, Page d CANDLES plan; also, Sc
verai Lots ON the west line OF Baldwin street. be-.
tween Valley and Federal streets.
TERMs-One third cash; balance at three and six
months, interest added ard title retained Til last
note is paid.
NH ii w. GODDIN, Auctr.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRaNsMIrrEp FOR THE nATT.v nIsPATCH
Arrival Of the Africn.-Las.r from RI.

TRiNsMITTEp FOR THE nAIr.v DISPATCH
Arrival Of the Africn.-Lafsr from Eu.
rope.
Nnw YoAx, Msrch 13.--The steamer Africa has
,uss arrived with later Liverpool dates.
The Africa passed the steamship Canada On the
9Th inst.
LIVERPOOL Market
Cetson-sales of the week, * 600 bales demsud
fair but sales at lower rates. holders not pressing
Trade in the manufacturing districts had largely
declined
Flour-D,c!ined Cd. Prices-wertern Canal.
2Gs; Ohio 27s.
Corn-Deciired Is. Prices-Yellow, 33s. Cd ::
White, 34s
Toescco-ln fair demand prices firm.
Consols unch snged Large transaction in Amer.
lean securities.
LArEsr.-sales on Saturday at Liverpool of 1900
bales OF Cotton, at prices favorable buyers.
MIscELLANEoUs NEWS.
France wssquiet. No news of interest.
In Pesth, extraordinary precautions had been ia.
Ken, In consequence of an apprehended outbreak
hizzini had been seen lurking about Milan, and it
was said that he had planned the seizure of an Aus
TRAN steamer, but was frustrated.
1t was deemed probable that war would break
out between Russia and Turkey The srbtra.
ton of England and France had been sought by
Turkey.
The King of Burmsh has been dethroned by q re-.
voiution.
The rumor that an attempt had been made to
asssssinate the King of Prussia 10 untrue.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, March -.

The -four market to-day was Grmer. Sales
Of SEQ bbls Howard street at 81 81. Small
sales City Mills at 81 81, not choice brands
There were offers, however, TO sell at prices
under S.. Corn NEE and r, -four unchanged.
Sales of red Wheat at I0SaIl0 cents; white
1iOali2 cents for fair quality Maryland Oats
221.93I
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AUCTION SALES.
- FUTUKE DAYS.


r~u-s sans: q. Tayler, Anctr.
i sJDnFv1 . * ~ BUILDING LOTS m
tic. - - - Al AUCTION-VVi1 b. soId a suc
3K oeiocs \ y, seih Of March, commsncing 81
Building Lots .n..s IR 5: the premises, fourteen
ciuon 70 the town Of Sidnev 49, - nsrsieo Ao'
"a. me Isslde s OF Mr. X Ty.sr. r;.hs "ppos.e
ssh W ne street. and six on
ter which vii, he sa snd runs back lc4 feet. Al
the beividefeineosure, froutiug sh. ~ o y Within
aud running back about ks feet IT,. ~ Leet each.
Ine most oesirabi Lots now to be- 80 arc = aoou!
eleys,sd and ,,,aa. Sa,lld,ng purposes, beng we'll
THESE Lots being within few hunaras
the neavy manufacturing establishment ~ - Oh
and In section which is improving vi,h cly,
denied rapidity, offer advantages to the
employed in those works TO securing
licences, or safe investment to the cspi,a,.s ies-
1ERMs-One-tbirsc cash, balance At six and ,,s,
months, with interest, with deeds of trust upan
property to secure the deferred payments.
nh IL JAMES TAYLOR, Auct.
HOUSES AMI LtsTs. NEAR ROCKETS
III AT AUCTION win be sold on Wedue da =
next, l6tn March, al 4 O'Clock in the aiterpuon.
upon the premises, two Framed Tenemen,s ana
Lots attached, situated in Rockets old field, front
ing together, on Louisiana street, 40 feet and run
ring back l25 feet. These Houses are nearly new
are in good order with well OF water In the yard
and are well adapted for retail stores.
months with interest, and satisfactorily secured.
NH IA JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auctr.
+ ARGE NUMBER OF BUlLDIN G
"a LOTS AT E.-Wili be sold or
TUESDAY, the 29,h March, upon the premises, re
spectvely, from 40 to so Building Lots, si,ua
ted near the western bounds OF the city, olo VS.
on the north side Of | or Marshall, west Of the
residence of 7. F. lsbel, Esq; in the rear of the
residence of Hon. J. NJ. Bolts, and about IS the
north side of Leigh street, north of Buchanan q
Spring. These Lots will be laid off into sizes
suitable tor building purposes-ssy fronting 30 feet
and running back $50 feet toan alley. These Lots
being located near the corporation line, and in a
neignborhood which m5st improve, are worthy
the attention Of those wishing to invest in unin.
proved property, or those who desire to secure
pleasant homesteads at moderate cost
The sale will commence at 81 o'clock with the
property first named, and proceed in the order ad.
vertsed
TEaMs-ODe.third cash in advance, balance at 6
and IL months, with inter est and tide retained IN
til the payment of the last note
NH ll-tds JAS. M. TAYLOR Auctr
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Rhode Island Wig Convention.

PROVIDENCE, March 10.-rhe Wing Estate
Convention this afternoon made no nomna
lions. A nominating committee of seven
three from Providence, and one from each of
the other coanties) was appointed. The nom-
nations to be made and published at the DIS.
cretion of the committee.
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NEW YORK MARKETS. March y.

The flour market is Observation-Disclosures are
asking higher prices. Sales of $500 bbs at
"A 75a4 81 for State and s. 061a5 a5 for
Southern. Wheat dul-sales small, prices
unchanged. Sales Of II, 800 bushels Corn ct
49s50 cents. Rye 80 cents. Provisions are
quiet. Cotton quiet, dealers waiting for the
steamers news. Whiskey 70 !a23I cents.
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Steamboat Sunk

ST. LOUIS March 9.-The steamer High
land Mary is reported 10 have been sunk in
the upper Mississippi, with large cargo ut
produce, which together with the boat, is to-
tal loss. No lives were lost.
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
FOR NEW YORK VIA NORFOLK
b the elegant side wheel Ocean Steamship
ROANOKE.
UNITED

19C0 Tons Burthen-EDwARD CAvENDY Con'r.
Leaces Richmond regularly eUery TUESDAY After
noon q: O'clock
R~NA The fsvorite s;de-wheel steam.
M6a4#SrlA DY Commander, will be ready to
aRszkza1zk2s receive freight to day, MONDAY,
at II O'clock and will continue to receive 1t up to
the hour of l O'clock 2 NJ, tomorrow, Tuesday,
the l4th instant. Passengers will please be on
board by or before O'Clock, P N, of that day
The Company will not be responsible for goods
after leavin the wharf.
Shippers requested to send in the names of
their consignees before the ship sails otherwise
their goods must be stored at their expense and
risk 10 New York. LUDLAM d WATSON.
mn l4-2t
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SaiIiag 0fthe H,tmb9ldt.

New York, March -, P. M,-The steamer
Humboldt sailed today for Europe, with 20
passengers and $50 600 in specie. Among her
passengers is the new Charge to Naples.
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Death from HydrODhObi0

Providence, March l0.-Joseph Malletr, a
Frenchman, died of hydrophobia yesterday
having been bitten by mad dog on Sunday
week. The dog bit several animals before his
death.
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TEMPERANCE Increment.

New HAVEN, March l6.-The Tempera nee
Convention OF Connecticut, at their session
to-day, adopted the Free soil ticket.