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sweepake ior three 0ds-he teals-s8Oo SUBSCRIPTION
" Minor oh by yoachsr out of Lady Jane by inn
t Wells nance oh Lecomte by BostOu gu. Of Reel
Eenuef g by imp Glencoe. ont Of sRle Wards ,
SECOND RAcE-PrOptietors purse $3.50. Single ds
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Grey Eagle, dam Ann lnnls. aash nj s,,r
RIP Field Flea, by Grey EasIo dapf
Ksnsr sR Arsss by son ssaf Miller,
4years old taar ol3, Hat. os
SATURDAY January for t Ss' ysaf o Il
Weight '''''p''''' 'tV' ''' Fanny King.
Also eli by imp Glencoe, out OF Parole by Longw8ist
Nine voSs Oh os y yfgsE5 9a Gsa9s
N'Sfs 9 R$as: as' s' Riddle
SECOND RAoEsame added Sy jockey Sis ca Te mile
heat. $500 subscription, 400 foriethsr RigaiOol.
Wells Wells names q 9Snpgs Voucher out of Lady
jane tacy by paefe- she out Of imp
SS as CHI SsG Iesp M Fl mt
A Bngaman and len BIZ
Of Alice caInsai, Aey Club Purse $780, Two mile
heats tDs'-e'e y january fbree mile heats.
January l2-ciub Purse \ Fun mile heats
January lS--Cub Purse fAle heats-Three best in Ave-
january 1AGub Prsef $500 For beaten horses for purse
lanusry l5-Propretorrs. siU0 to go second horse
and stake races Two NE days. slo Public Stand II
tB- Srargers' Badges
field, so cents. (the stand pfoy5sd IN, ,,,a,, b n
az ladies must be AY
Of the Jockey Ct stand without ticket.
1T No amttanes leaving their occupants at the stands will
~ Carriages and fiji after The racs -s''N4' 3" -
remain IN ms i'm or shine First ., aud third
III Races will bei ~
h"lfPsst ,, L R TEN BROCK, Proprietor.
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DEMOCRACY AND .aBoLI1IO.N.

our brother of the Delta-with whom We
ao,aetimes differ most cheerfully, but we hope
not unamiably takes strong exception, as toi-
lows, to our yesterday assertion that the great
principles Of Democracy and Of Abolltionism
are the same
The orsscent follows up its furious onslaught e M,s
Sk5FAs wnrk IN the Of which IL makes pho
Inn e4slpe at Democracy ..4A5..s <,
those who view III This not e y s pas
Democratic principle Of the right q every man 70 De
and the equal Of all others Ihess
sfsys oetrines or Il impossible to be really DEM
ecras without being IN Abolitionist Z
Tt;a Id nsetty serious aud bold declaTation We do
,,t i;xs II IN he juided Democracy has nothing to
A. rt internal social organizations of independent
States slavery y social institution The equality 81
noscn rights cnntended for by Democracy Is the equa
IL Of those who Of the raceequa IN all me at
trfbutes III humanity net the pocal equality OF those
WHO afa fysienily. morally, and intellectually unequal
That Is the common sense it. It wond be quite as
fair to say that the Dreseent position recog
milton Of the equality 81 the white and black races which
would be rank aboltionand far be it from as TO mpue
such doctrine to neighbor Il our sympathy with
the oppressed white Of Europe is to be
for the botion sympathy with our negroes 1t can only
the white races
The Delta thinks ours is g o serious and
bold irnputation upon Democracy. Very
serious We think it ourselves. Perhaps we
shall By and BY make others feel it to be serious
i AS for the holiness. there may presently need
more to gainsay than there needed to make our
assertion. {.
We will not at present stop to ask the Delta
what it means BY the two sentences IN us
second paragraph. beginning sDemocracs
ETC., aslayery ETC., but come right 70 the
mark. The equality Of all men, Il seems
the equality which the Delta and the democracy
mean-s 9 the equality of those who are Of the
same race--eaual in all the attributes Of human
ity.,' Thus the Delta and the democracy mean
by 6 the equality Of all men, the equality Of
such as are equal Dear brother What a
grand discovery, then, for human Freedom,
Equality is!
But again, brothers Do you expect to plead
against US, to confute US, by setting up for
Democracy only SO much Equality as suits, not
the broad principles of Democracy everywhere,
but your own local convenience You want
only SO much Democracy as may leave you
masters. Now, ne say, that's no democracy at
all; and for this we appeal against you to
Democracy at large. Ask France! ask Ger
many! ask England, ireland, all Europe, all
America, except the Slave States They will
all tell you, as we have told you, that Demo-
cracy and Slavery cannot be reconciled So,
as we have said, come back to Republicanism
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A DISCREET EMBAssApoR, When they sent
Mr.. Soule to Spain, it certainly looked as II It
must be with the intention Of getting US into a
scrape As yet, however, he'll has only sueceeced
in getting himself into one, along with that
wise youth, his son.
Mr. soule--a very modest man--is fond Of
talking, as Cornaille's heroes do, about g ma
gloire, 2 ssmy glory" well, he has now achiev-
ed a glory never before 50 rapidly attained by
an envoy of his age and rank.
Not yet knowing the grounds Of his fight with
the French ambassador, we shall not be in such
haste to condemn his personal conduct But as
q diplomatist, he should certainly know how to
avoid personal difficulties, without ever submit
ting to any thing unbeeoming
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Great Excitement
4
A FRED NROE & CO.'S
CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
nr 81 -a
MAGAZINE STREET., Corner Of Grayier.
81 The excitement throughout the week at this great
EMPORIUM OF CLOTHING,

MAGAZINE STREET, Corner of Gravier
81 The excitement throughout the at this great
EMPORIUM OF CLOTHING,
very great of the Holidays and the immsaa
stock Goods exhibition amounting TWENTY-FIVE THOU
LAND DOLLARS
people coming Of purshasine
useless ninkta they purchase srcs CLOTHING which
thrown away aud will throughout put mid Of Christmas
and New YeAt.
DEYoSsHIRE KERSEY FRoCKs AND SAGE;
sULTANA OPERA FROCRs AND sAcs, very tRVy;
EXTRA long SACS, for Pilots use;
BLACK CLOTH sAcs AND FRoCKs, waddej
DRAB EMBROIDERED SACs, magnificent aeie;
BLACK AND CoLoRED CLOTH WALKIp CoAISi
FINE AND EXTRA FINE CLOTH GLOSS
BLACK CLOTH DRESS AND FRoGK SAfs, all qualities
CoLoREp CLOTH DRESS AND FRc< COATS all qualities
PILOT CLOTH SACS AND FRoCKF
NOTIFIED AND DRAB BEAVER 40 AMI FRoCks.
PANTtuO ONS.
1000 PAIRS AMERICAN, fri AND ENGLISH CASHMERE;
1000 PAIRS BLACK AND ce5ftED sATlNEr
500 PAIRS PILOT cLorHND BEAVER;
a0oo PAIRS FEE SCH YENGLIsH DoEsKTN.
VESTS.
BLACK ANrFANcYELVET, double and single breasted
M AcK AN CoIoyD SILK, splendid variety:
ri ArK A.b col cED SATIN;
NJ ,cK AiD FArY CoLORED CASHMERE
szs- Aahe abb in great variety.
Il NISHING GOODS.
11NEyND o1ToN SHIRTS, our own manufacture;
EpryII slR1S, the Latest fashion,
cor IEDINGHAM AND CHECK LINEN SHIRTS.
NkjkoAsToRA, FuR AND ALL WOOL SHIRTS:
III EGIIsH, THREAD AND COTTON Flannel SHIRTS
AkIp SHETLAND WOOL AND LAMBS wool SOCKS;
pGIaH COTTON SOCKS, Wh,s Brown and Colored;
jsEsDERs, SILK AND LINEN HANDKERcFIIRFs;
lLAK AND FANCY SILK AND SATIN cRAyATs
BOYS AND CHILDREN's CLOTHING.
every description, made mandatory New York and
ranted made in the most perfect manner.
hunks AND CARPET BAGS;
RUBBER CLOTHING all kinda.
SILK AND COTTON UMBRELLAS,
Es- ONE PRfCE-N0 DEYE4TYoN ST
ALFRED MUNRoE & CO.,
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To the Ladies'.

NJ D A NJ L A 7 E
Respectfully offer her Ladies' Of New Orleans for
ths Of the following PRoLkPsUs uTERI
WHITES PRoFusE AND PAINFUL MENsTRUATIoN, EN-
GoReEAIENT AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB.
adopted that
the distinguished Surgeons Paris London
m here Of which she ha ample testimony many
respectable ladies she refer ufea
Of the Uterus of nature, can be cured.
MADAM deVoea heraef exclusively the Ladies'
be consultsd DAILY at herr residence,
myI8 eptf ISB ST, Loseph street
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MerAlRiE eouRsE,-rhis day will be interesting
at the Metairie--the winter meeting commences and
with unusually ue prospect of sport There three
announced to off the track two of which
sweepstakes with nominations which ought to attract
all lovers of sport and good horselesh The first is
sweepstae for three year Odds mile heats and ia to be
for by kenner, Wells and Minsr-than whom there
notable turfmen in the country The second
is two mile for proprietors purse The third is
sweepstake for all ages and with nominations by Kcnner
Field and Jim Eoff.
The track is in excellent order and the horses said
to be in ne condition We trust there will be large
attendanbe.
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INDIA RuapER ON RALwAYs,-0n the n. J. Central
Railroad they laying for the space Of two miles
India rubber sleepers under the iron rails expecting thus
to relieve the train Of those sudden jars which ruin the
running gear speedily do away with very much Of
the noise and communicate sprngy elastic motion to
Shar -
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Drugs, oUedtct,tes and Chemicals

III. II. d. StAE3 Nu. % Sdulp sIESeb
Es DR.. e. j. CoXEs PREPARATIONS, in extensive
nearly fifteen have by their srzsc merits acquired reputation
unsurpassed equssd By my similar made North
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP.
EXTRACT OF CoPAlvA, SARSAPARILLA AND CuBEBs.
AMERICAN COUGH LoZENGEs.
CHOLERA SYRMP AND PILLS.
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND PER-
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES.
tB- Fer sale by Druggiats generally. fyT 4ptf
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quite too old to learn it; q very worthy and
amiable man; but with whom was prudently
sent Secretary of Legation, known to be, in
point Of knowledge, all that the ambassador
should have been. Now, little just Or republic
can as it is thus to reverse stations, yet we
heartily wish that this were the worst that they
do: it is bad to appoint on legation an nnfit
minister, and then exc him out with q subordi-
nate who is to supply all that his principal lacks
and know whatever the titular great man does
not know but the still commoner case is, that
both the superior and subordinate are equally
ignorant.
Need we-not to go back further--recall the
diplomatic appointments in Mr. Tylers reign I
Those under Mr.. Polk were in general quite as
bad. General Taylor's were poor enough
those of his present majesty are, with few ex-
ceptions, low, weak, and in certain instances
abominable.
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Nes Clothing Store,
No, 40 CAMP STREET,

No. 40 CAMP STREET.
IRWIN s. F0RNO
E Have usseeiyd and opening, and fine stock Of
CLoTHrNc ID GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS
CONSISTING
BLACK FREH CLOTH FRoCK DRESS COATS, superior
artieIe. d Of the neatest cut and finish;
BLUE cLo FRoCk and DRESS COATS, with Piais and Gilt
Buttoi
BROWN OLIVE FRoCK and DRESS COATS;
A .uperiyrtce of FRENCH BEAVER ENGLISH KERsEY
oy.CoATs, CLoAKs, PALEToTs and SAC COATS, Of all
COS and styles;
BI6CRoESKIN CASHMERE PANTS;
100 dnt sycs patterns Of FRENCH CASHMERE PAETsi
Fancy iLK and PLUSH VELVET VESTS
psuid Figured SILK and SATIN vEsTs; 80
WIFE SILK and BfARsE1LLEs VESTS
Piaiiud Embroidered MARsEILLES VESTS;
LINN LINEN BOSOM COTTON SHIRTS;
FINCH SHIRTS, of Mechanical Worked Bosoms;
pin, Fancy and WHITE SILK CRAyATS;
Re Heavy CASHMERE uNDERsHIRTs and DRAWERS
gsPENDERs;
HOSIERY;
HANpKERCHIEFs;
GLOVES;
UMBRELLAS;
TRUNKS
VALISEs;
CARPET BAGS, to-
tB We will receive additions by arrival of
steamship from Now York. and invite phil
generally examine sock which will be sold reasonable
2ptf
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A lad named 7. Carlin, only ten years of age,
shot another boy named Timothy Flanagan nine Of
quarrel and the mother of Carin furnished him with
pistol directed him to shoot Such depravity is truly
astounding.
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The BAroN RoueE DAILY ApyocATE.-This is the title
Of daily which has just been started at Baton
Rouge, published by T. B. r. Hatch Co., and edited by
D. G. jenkins and j. w Duzan The first issue appeared
the ID and if the ability vvacity and variety which
displayed In its columns continued is future
bers it scarcely fail to attain great popularity and
general circulation. OF Mr. Duzan the Indiana State
Sentinel with which paper he formerly connected
says ~.=m.l z..=
Mr. Duzan is able political writer--a thoroughly ed
ucated practical printer and possessed of fine literary at
tanments Those who know him well will join in tes-
timonia of his high moral worth his patient assdni-
ty aud indomitable energy We knew one who in
his proper sphere manfess greater steadiness OF
purpose or fidelity.
We have few sheets extensive exchange list that
make better typographical appearance than this. The
Advocate will be invaluable assistant to the press
this city during the session Of the Legislature it
its intention to give each day full and correct
ports of that body within hour after adjournment
In politics it isto be democratic We wish every
to which its present merit indicates that it will gain
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.gsfUsEpfENTs I.asT ErENfNG.

ST.. CHARLES THE4rRE.There was very select, fash
ionable and appreciave audience assembled at the ST.
Charles Theatre last evening to witness the representation
of Sheridan Knowles's play called ''The Wife, Mics
Dean played Mariana Mr. Jamison ST. Pierre Mr., Maggie
Leonardo and Mr.. Maddocks Farardo. We think, that
taken whole the piece better executed than any
which we have seen during the Mr.. Jamison's
ST. Pierre was great improvement upon his previous
personaton and barring slight Methodisca twang in
some sentences was admirable. Mr. Maddocks and Mr.
Nage also performed their parts very creditaby, and
were several times warmly encored.
We hardly know how to speak of Miss Deans Mariana
without running into general eulogy Her reading
coineided every respect with ideas of what was
fitting time place and en TO the needs of the
the necessities of the position and the require
meats Of the passions portrayed There was also an
sevenness and harmony in her performance which ran
from tile first scene to the finale and made the play
pleasant to behold Miss Deans personal appearance
was SO noticeable almost become for the time being
constituent and requisite of the character She
tainy never looked beautifully and played
more admirably. ~
aIpgomara will be performed this evening.
P1acrpE's VARIETIES Bulwcrs play of the Lady Of
Lyons was performed last evening at the Varieties with
very able cast succeeded by T" MIR. and Mrs. Peter
White for afterpiece There good atten-
dance and understand the pieces well performed
This evening sheridans admirable play of the Rivals
will be reproduced with the same cast as before. The
merits the piece and the merits of the cast such
to render our praise useless and do than
recommend every one fond of fine acting to attend.
z DAN RtcE's aMpp1THnArRE Madame Tournaire drew
another oTerowing house last evening and charmed all
who beheld her. She performs again tonight.
ARMoRY HALL-The Grand Dress ball given by the
Louisiana Grays to the Orphans of the Camp street
Asylum was largely attended, and went off with great
eclat There was exhibition of beauty from our
own city and from other places.
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SANS sMooN,-There great many places in this
city where excellent beverages aud eatabe oysters be
obtained but there is place where better oysters
purer liquors be found than at Sans" Its repu
taton ouched for by its custom and the character Of
its customers The terati of the city lawyers doctors
editors aud actors patronze SANS established
stamping ground and testify very frequently and strongly
their regard for its merits If any wants fine SQUAD
excellent quail desirable bit of yenison or even
glass of apple toddy he crafty his desires by calling
either upon Sam; Mac Jim-any of whom is COM
potent to the performance of numerous duties Try.
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G44 AT WHOLESALE.
' ss onshuudroa HATS, comprising ssrsatyafetyo
LIKE CASHMERE, MEXICAN, W0oL sTRA W PALaiLEt
sdCAMPEAcHq HATS. torssesy
jyls apdsw RRosT a CO. 10 Magnsneasrret
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Teiegraphie.

Mobile Jan 5--The New York mail of the 2Sth inst
behind,
The sales of cotton yesterday reached 1000 bales taken
mostly for France.
The sixteen mutneers of the ship James Wright have
been tried and found guilty.
The bank business all cleared yesterday without
auy defaults of consequence,
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SarsapGriIsa,
DIR. E, j. COKE,

No. e5 CAMP STREET.
g The stronge. preparation made, which daily used for tho
CURE OF DISEASES OF THE LIVER DERASGE.
MENT, with DEBILITY of the WHOLE SYSTEM.
5 To DO bad Camp aud Of Druggists generally,
31n9p
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Fggyfye s. G00syricg,.

Corner Of CANAL and ROYAL STREETS,
E- opening RICH SUPPLY OF GOODS in theirliu'
carefully the manufactures of Europe by of their
fm being bought canh will be sold at the lowest
bB- Their stock eomprises-
...5 GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES;
Of the finest London Geneva manufacture;
JURGENsEN's COPENHAGEN WATCHES; "a
DIAMOND WORK;
unusually large rich assortment style Of mounting
CLOCKS AND cANDELABRAs;
FINE PLATED WARE;
FRUIT AND CAKE BASKETS;
CAsToRs;
WATERS.
FANCY GOODS,
In China, Paper Maohe, Terra Gotta Parian Marble, etc.
.4ss VERY SUPERIOR TABLE CUTLERY.
RoDGERs's POCKET KNIVES;
SCISSORS AND RAzoRs,
FINE FANS;
..@-w5 PERFuMERYi
OIL PA1NT1NGsi PORTE MoNNAIEs; CARD CASES, etc.
SII.yERWARE OF EVERY PATTERN MADE TO ORDER,
and large assortment constantly hand
HYDE s. GOODRICH
d9s 2psw corner Canal aud Royal atreos
SiEUea.aCas'e .TNllasfuCfOry,
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS.
k The hand constantly receiving
from their factory in the city,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF sILvERwARE.
of she richest and newest patterns such
PLAIN AND CHASED COFFEE AND TEA SETS;
COFFEE CUPS AND sAucERsi
CAKE BASKETS;
PITCHERS;
WATERS; e
. CASToRs;
.- DEcANTER STANDS;
POWDER BOXES; ~%Ng4
PUNCH BOWLS; m.
VEGETABLE DISHES;
BUTTER COOLERS;
TUAlBLERs;
TEA BELLS
TOILETTE BONES ..
CANDLESTICKS;
NAPKIN RINGS;
GoBIETs;
CUPS
In addition to usual large stock Of
FORKS; SPOONS;
CRUMB sCRAPERS FISH CARVERSj
SUGAR sIFTERS; SOUP LADIES
PIE CAKE, FISH, DESSERT and PICKLE KNIVES; .
JELLY, PRESERVE snd GRAVY SPOONS, etc
AL OF which warranted Of -
PURE SILVER.
hss- For sale by HYDE & GOODRICH,
at their NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
dqs 2ptnl Caral aud streets
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River Intelligence.
. Cincinnati ENQUIRER Of the 24th saws !.


The prospect, stated few days ago, that
were going to have rise in the river had it. bat
not to such extent that it gave impetus to bust
ness. The swell in the Ohio not great enough to
move the great lever of trade that reaches from Pitts
burg to New Orleans and hence the that matters
upon the landing SO quiet. Notwithstanding the
river has risen within the past hours nearly
Two feet but little animation is about there other
than where the packets loading and taking board
their passengers The time that tried mems
of the times that were but these times that try
mems purses and hard times they So our
Judgment goes, those gentlemen who building and
are not ready to cut the best of they
not losing anything. When is the good time coming
The SINKING OF THE STEAMBOAT PEARL.-The Baton
Rouge Gazette has the following relative to the dis
aster which occurred to the Pearl.
passengeron the Natchez informs that the collision
is entirely owing To neglect the part the officers
the Pearthe Natchez in her proper place and
the signal Of danger the Pearl which answered
The Natchez repeated the signal without any
the part Of the Pearl and backing At the time the
collision took place.
The morning clear, and are informed the
boats in view of each other least minutes
fore the collision. Hence, the coucusonls, that there
was criminal neglect somewhere and We think it should
be met with the seyereSt Justice,
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New PArER.-The Companion is the title of a
paper published in this city which has been laid upon
table 1t has been started believe organ Of
the Young Mems Christian Association.
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MRs, A. c. BRADFORD We learn from the Baton Rouge
Advocate that this talented lady who has such
enyabe reputation by her contributions to many of the
first Magazines of the country is shortly TO publish
story illustrative of Southern Life, entitled sNsly
Bracken r
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R. nc. ne.
p H /. Il G. M


LIZ Persons who troubled with ASTHMA HACKING DRY
COUGHS difficulty raiang PHLEGM SEVERE HoARsENEss
COUGHS COLDS, INFLUENZA SORE THROAT, will nms-
diate relief by using R. r. r.
One tablespoonful of RENoyATTEG RESoLvENT all
difficulties from the throat and apps
ton of R. r. RELIEF will alay all painful irritation
Persons who for have suffered RHEUMATISM
GIA GOVT LAMENEss, SICK HEADACHE relieved by
single application, and entirely cured in atsw hours.
NEW ORLEANS TESTIMONY.
Nxw ORLEANS, July a. 1882
nessrs. RdaWdy e. Co., l62 Fulton strest, Nee York:
feel duty bound inform thn have Grip
pied with Rheumatism for the months reading
temen the Pcayune Delta and Crescent
the R. R. r. although believed the time gen.
orally humbug by wa. agresably dap
pointed. It gave me immediate relief
MY LEGS ARE WELL.
am highly pleased with valuable remedy and feel duty
to let the sufferer know OF lila great value, etc.,
SAMUEL W. BERRY.
tH DR.. JOHN RADWAY will remain weeks
plain curative efficacy the r. R. R. Resdes The public
invited call at 100 Camp front office, stairs
NJ, aud from to 10 at JOHN WRIGHT & CO.'S ISL
Chartres areet, from 10 to and 4 TO p.
JOHN WRIGHT CO., General Wholesale Agents,
juno lt9p 151 Chartres street, New Orleans.
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Total. 81 1G2l2T IA
[Baton Rouge Gazette,

MOBILE Ts-fr1eSt-rhree men, calling themselves
Jas laden Jas NJ Mcbride and Jno Stewartthe latter
known to have gone under the of 0'Geas in New
0reanswcre arrested on Friday night last by officers
Fuller and Gharpenter for stealing several watches from
MIR James Coming ewery store Seven of the watches
have been recovered and identified by Mr. O. as part of
those that he lost.
These will be examined before the Mayor in day
Two Jno Stewart learn made his escape from the
gusrd-house on Sunday night last and has not been
heard of since. Tribune, Sd
Robbery on Board Steamboat Deputy Marshal Char
penter made tpretty good haul Monday last in the
shape Of couple Of interesting looking chaps charged
with robbug passenger board the steamer Messen-
ger, Saturday night white her way part of
some $500. The accused examined yesterday by
Judge Rapier, who committed them Jail until they
should be further needed by the Honorable the City
Court of Mobile county, advertiser Sd.
WEarHER hRkANsAs.-The Fayetteville Independent
of the 9th ult says;
On Saturday morning last the ground covered with
at the present time there is little prospect abatement
suits them and ice house friends may be warmed with
the prospect of getting their next supply OF ice
The Little Rock Wing of the 29th has the following:
The weather turned very cold Friday last, and on
Saturday morning it commenced showing and continued
until evening. Sunday the weather moderated consider
ably and most Of the dissolved The river still CON
tnues very lew but it is to be hoped the melting the
snow will produce a rise
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