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ofELousAS RALRoApThe annual election of Directors
for the opeouses Railroad takes place today at the
Gompanys office between the hours of 10 and It il
important there should be full attendance and we trust
there
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A jackson Banquet took place at Washington
on aonday the 9TH in celebration Of the anniversary Of
the battle Of New Orleans There large attendance
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Thanks to the clerk Of the steamboat Geo Collier
for copy of the Memphis Appeal of the 18th
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Mr. Hobbie, First Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral has been confined for several days to his bed al
Washington by severe indispoSition
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| Picard, j. A. & MAY, Auctioneers, APP
u y rraaers, etc. s Banks Arcade. Ne QrIaana
Hyde y Goodrich,

Hy0e 81 GO0QS'lCN,
Corner of CANAL and ROYAL STREETS,
Es Are now opening RICH SUPPLY OF GOODS their line
carefully selected from the manufactures of Europe by their
h aud being bought for cash. will be sold the lowest prices
III Their stock comprises
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
oil the finest London and Geneva manufacture;
JuRGENSESis COPENHAGEN WATCHES;
DIAMOND WORK;
an unusually large and rich assortment mounting
LONDON AND PARIS JEWELRY;
CLOCKS AND CANDELABRAs;
Nm ,.,, .,,,, r. ,.r, - - FINE PLATED WARE;
CASToRS
CANDLEsTICKs;
.... 1901 ,,,,- ,,, WATERS
In China, Papd AIaehe Terra Gotta, Paan Marble ETC.
VERY SUPERIOR TABLE CUTLERY.
RoDGERs'S POCKET KNIVES;
SCISSORS AND RAzoRs;
FINEFANsi
0." PERFuMERY;
OIL PAINTINGS; PORTE MONNAIEs; CARD CASES, ete
sILyERWARE OF EVERY PATTERN MADE TO ORDER
and large assortment hand by
HYDE L GOODRICH,
d2S coIpBr Canal and Royal SIRE
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Elihr Barritt addressed large audience in
New York on the evening of the 9Th upon The subject of
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re. Ee. ne.
WET, DAMP WEATHER. =

isnl8 St W. 4, LEvERiGH 4 co. "a Old Leyee st.
re. ne. Ee.
WET, DAMP WEATHER,
Followed by hot day f the system unhealthy air. Tn.
hot rays Of the sucks the poisonous from the unap
streets and the human stomach with oonagop
roa the atmosphere From thence Bowels Sick
ue' Feye1iahnesa pahpa paentey snd
afflicted with
RHE MATISM,
feel the keen of pain with violence Sick Headache
Neuralgia Govt Lumbao PAna the Side Back Aches all kinds
will atict the system.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
disnfeetan will not only stop torung mains IN
FEW MINUTES, but if few drops morning before
going ont in the tainted atmosphere places where there
giOn It Will the against violent or sudden
heua tho most magnau pofous dgnecs most foul aud
infectious eHlvias.
IN SICK ROOMS
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF sproked on the f5o and
visitors should wet their handkerehes vii asas4
contAon and render Ssiors the pectten
sill ASTERS
should aaya keep R. r. r. board their veae ia SO useful for
accidents contains all the virtues medieise chest wi ,'op
Pain h Disease Sickness spread Fevsrs aud other
malignant EPdemiCu quicker than auy Drug Medicine or Remedy in
EV Captains fveses planters and the public can purchase r. n
R. atJoHN WRIGHT d co. IS 1871 CharesseGt.
fB- DR.. JOHN RADWAY he Camp street.
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BENEFIT OF THE BATEMAN eHlpREN.-It will be seen
by notice elsewhere that the General Committee of
Arrangements for the Benefit of the Bateman Children
arc requested to inset tomorrow evening at the ST.
Charles Hotel
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A fire occurred at Burlington, Vermont, on
the 9Th by which $4,000 OF property was DESTROYED
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.Ye8C Books.
AMERICAN ALMANAC FOR 1854.
eF- Just Received at
&c. MORGAN'S,
Exchange Place,
Adjoining the Post-ofhee,
GRACE GREENWooDfS NEW BOOK, HAPs AND NTTsI5APs or
A TOUR IN EUROPE
PASSION FLOW Frs.
POEMS AND PARODIRs. BY Phcebs Cary.
VENILE
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS AT CHESTNUT HILL, By Couun Mary
LITTLE MARY, or TALKS AND TALES FOR CHILDREN
EsTELEES STORIES ABOUT DOGS.
BURR CLIFF, ITS SUNSHINE AND ITS CLOUDS By Paul
Creyton
LITTLE BLOSSOMS REWARD.
BOOK OF SONGS Illustrated. For Children.
PRETTY PAUL. A Parrots Own History.
ianls 2t2pW&M INV j. g. MORGAN
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1Y.e wear Orleans E,ri1,f.,,q Mouse,

The Wear Orleans Printing House.
NEW AND HOME ESTABLISHMENT,
SECOND FLOOR OF No. ss CAMP STREET,
between Poyiras and hatchery
proprtetors. W VS.; SCOTT SHERMAN.
E AT this Establishment CHEAPLy NEATLY and
EXPEpITIousLY, all kinds of
49, BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
IN ENGLISH, FRENCH and SPANISH,
....
BOOKS, - 1DAy. CASH and ORDER BOOKS,
PAMPHLETS, BILL, RECORD AND INVOICE
LAWYERS BRIEFS, HOOKS etc.
BLANKS FOR PUBLIC OFFICES, DIARIES
NofARlAL BLANKS, SALES RECEIPTS,
CusToNtHouSE BLANKS, lcoTToN PRESS RECEIPTS,
INSURANCE OFFICES do. STEAMBOAT BILLS,
CONTINGENCIES do. SHOP BILLS
BANK OFFICERS do. STEAMBOAT AND STEAMSHIP
FOREIGN IMPORTERS do. POSTERS,
CHECKS STEAMBOAT CARDS,
CATALOGUES, BUSINESS CARDS,
BILLS OF EXCHANGE, BILLS OF FARE,
DRAFTS, WINE LISTS,
NOTES. DRUGGISTS LABELS,
BILLS OF LADING, HAND.BILLs.
MANIFEST HEADS, FfRENtEN'S CERTIFICATES,
CIRCULARS, BALL AND so1REE INVITA-
JOURNALS and LEDGERS,t TIoNs, etc, etc.
zMa~ PRINTING IN COLORS. ~eG
BALL AND soIREE INVITATIONS, BILLS OF FARE, etc,
..,.PRISTEp
GOLD. SILVER, CRIMSON Ere.
az peculiar facilities RULING and BINDING.
We just choice stock of FANCY EMBOSSED
and COLORED CARDS PAPER, various sizes, selected with
gra care print apoe Of otherwise moderate
rates.
a We prepared print
POSTERS, OF LARGE DIMENSIONS,
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DAN RrcEsy-Madame Tournaire is almost as great a
wonder as Dan himself and performs almost as many
prsing eas and draws such houses could not be COM
passed. unless by her and Dams unrivaed attract
iVeness The Madame is unquesonably the best eques
trienne in the country and her support worthy of her
merit We gratifed such large audiences and
to hear the shouts of applause burst through the win
doWs There is performance tomorrow afternoon for
the ladies and little folks and an exhibition every
evening in the week.
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To he En6ssea.

A d NJ PL A TEN
Respectfully offers her the Ladies' of New orle,rs m
me mgasmeat OF the following diseases: PROLApsus UTFI
oGMhNF AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB
treatment adopted by her is that has met The ova
~ most distinguished Surgeons Paris London and New I m
mere oil which abe has ample testimony and the many
~ H. ns can refer ,lpsfes he all disease
o. me Uterus not OF caneerous nature can be cured
Madam derotes herself exclusively to the daeaee
can be consulted DAILY, athsrreaidepce is'S '"'
uys eptf ,so =.
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farewell BENEFIT OF MISS JULIA DEAN.-To-morrow
evening we understand selected for the fare
well benefit of Miss Julis Dean-than whom, no ADLER,
talented beautiful popular actress has
appeared in this city During her present engage
she has played great number Of parts and failed
in none-whe some, she has depicted with surprising
accuracy We do not feel it necessary to repeat oft
made assertion that Miss Dean is the most favorte actress
who appears stage 1t is proven by the audiences
that flock her. and the crowds that attend
night of her appearance. She has moreover hosts Of
warm and sincere personal friends who regard her
more for her dramatic than her individual worth We
feel that these will combine render her
well benefit complimentary in the truest and most honorable
Of the word and that it will be benefit worthy
of the actress and of the city We understand that
measures have been taken by her friends and ad
mirers that will be likely to render it SUCH She will play
in : Adrienne . and the g Honeymoon
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GAULFLowERss-We have remarked that Flanagan has
all the exotcs that be procured He has more-he
has some that cannot be any where else Yeser
day he exhibited to us caulifower of most magnificent
growth and most impressive size which, cooked as
Flanagan can cook would be treat for month The
delcaees he has beginning to exert influence and
every one goes there dinner supper which shall
be worthy of eating. Try the CauHower
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W.snfsa. Clothing.

Winter CfOtsesaeg.
SELLING OFF TO LILO U / D A I E j..
SHERMAN & PERSONS,
No. Magazine street. Corner Of Canal, N. D.
VI Now is the time To get your supply Of
WINTER CLOTHING,
offering of NEW GOODS extremely
RED UCED PRICES,
acosn Liquidation complete in everything
appeTtaining to a Genleman'a Wardrobe
Super BLACK CLOTH FRoCK md DRESS COATS;
New Style FANCY CLOTH wlNDREsi
PLAIN CASHMERE PALToEs;
OPERA CLoAKS;
PLUSH VELVET VESTS;
Super FRENCH CASHMERE PANTSi
Super BLACK D0EsKIN PANTS. 0M"0". u"m
ES- IN elegant lot OF
FANCY SILK CRAvATs and CENTS FURNISHING GOODS
UNDERSH1RTS;
DRAWERS;
GLOVES; ..."
susPENDERs;
LINEN HANDKERCHTEFs, etc.
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS, from sl9 to $50 per Dozen.
E Our Goods will be cheery shown and must be closed out i'm
mediately. Cali examine,
"m"..sT SHERMAN 81 PERSONS
ans 1r1E tan1 Ma oyipa.st Canal
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THE TURF.
LOUISIANA JOCKEY CLUB RAcEs--FrRsr DA,

LOUISIANA JOCKEY CLUB RACES--FIRST DAY
The first day of the winter meeting of she Louisiana
Course was run the Metare track yesterday for
purse of S400three mile heats The day was showerJ
and rather unpleasant and the attendance was not 81
large as We had expected.
There were two entries for the race--1Rade Hamptor
and Rcpbe. The betting two to on the latter
horse,
The story of the run and race is easily told Hdd
went off with the lead far the back stretch when he
sulked and was passed by Reub The latter nag began
then to do fine running with the evident intent Of
firing Pa6. and causing him to stop ads however
not broken up for good he gathered to his work went
at full speed closed the gap and led Ree to the
turn of the last mile when he suddenly stopped and
threw his rider The heat and the race were therefore
easily won by Reubs Time--6:37.
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SOUTHERN MUSEUM he Museum has recently added
to its list of maryes mechanical affair called the Mys-
erious Lady It simple in appearance and yet more
wonderful in operation than any or spiritual
stc phenomena We have described 1t answers
questions sings songs and performs host of similar
ve beyond exploitation Those who are not satisfied
with the magician the wild beasts the other curios
tiles will assuredy be grayeed by this 1t is curiosity
as how is curiosity.
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i PoIrTcAL SET TO-. Sc When Greek meets
Greeps then comes the tug of war; they say
as>i SO, no doubt, it will be, when Hardshell and
Softshell meet, over the Bronson Resolutions
which Mr.. Cutting, of New York, has introduced
in Congress.
These Resolutions appear, for the time, to lie
on the table; but will presently, no doubt, be
called up for debate When they shall be SO,
we shall hear charmingly what Democracy
thinks of democracy, what Adamantine of Soft,
what bunker of Barnburner, and in short what
the many aliases of Locofocoism deem Of each
others persons and principles. Among the
crustacean crew of Hards and Softs, it will be
what 0ssian calls g feast of the shells"
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Brasgs, .Ueestctne s a..d Chemicals.

71HFRt SgFeS3EtEEN8S,
Dr. D. J. COKE, No. 95 Camp street.
t2- DR.. E. }. coxEs PREPARATIONS in e,tsn.fra r.o =,
nearly fifteen years have by their intrinsic merits nr,,rs
unsurpassed eqnaed by any similar ones made Lbe N
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP
AMERICAN COUGH LOzENGEs. 00'N''
CHOLERA sYRAIP AND PILLS
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR ruF pF,,,,, - -
MANEHT CURE OF THE FILES. 1N''1f AM FEN
10 For sale by Druggists generally
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Fo-DAY's RAeEs-The to-day is for q $500 purse
mile heats Conrad The Corsnir, Gatnippa, Clara Min
tim and chestnut hly of j Lecomtes entered for
the run The track is excellent and there will be a
good attendance.
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Es Entirely recognized under the supervision of Dr. A. GuENTz
experienced Educator Colonel E. W. MORGAN Distn
guhed Graduate of West Point assisted by complete anil
monty efficient Faculty &..o
So The number Of Students is strictly limited -sa
This Institution confer Degrees and nors
THE LOCATION is most salnbrOns and delightful.
ABUNDANT SUPPLY Of EXCELLENT WATER from Springs,
well 40 Colossal Cissetns.
BUILDINGS very Spacious Conlnodoas Dampne
APPARATUS Complete and Superior in all Departments.
THE LIBRARIES number upwards five thousand Volumes
THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION truly thorough and adapted
ALL PURPOSES OF PRACTICAL LIFE embracing ali 30 called
English and Commercial Branches together with the Classics.
Mathematics Modern Languages Philosophy Engineering Geol
Chemistry etc. etc. asucss pursuit Of ali Of which
studies extraordinary opportunities offered.
DISCIPLINE Parental bat the time conacieuicusy strict being
in accordance with the MILITARY ORGANIZATION of this
Institution.
GYMNASTICS and MODERATE MILITARY DRILL contribute
greatly promotion Health impart gsntsmanly gait
etc, etc. as, hand MILITARY DISCIPLINE
eugsnd habits OF Puactasity, Regularity Order, Nstness
Person, etc.
IF United with this College sa
SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL, ANDA
PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
both Of which particular attention In the Preparatory
Boys iron, twelve years upwards admitted.
E The ensuing Term the LIST February 1854
DR.. A. GuENTZ, President
COL" f. W. MoRGAN,v. P, ofshelby College.
~ The President Of this College will be az the ST CHARLES
HOTEL towards the close the month He prepared take
charge ofSuients from thls City.
~ CATALOGUES, exhibiting Terms etc. may
~ APPLICATIONS DIRECTIONS parents desire
personal Interview may be left at the St. Charles Hotel
public the following gentlemen oeana
aud vicinity:
L. D. ADDISON SEN. Esq, JAMES HOPKINS, Esq,
L. D. ADDISON Jun. Esq, ED WILL JOHNSTON, Esq,
TH0S. ANSLY, Esq, editor of the Crescent,)
DIR. BUDENHAMER, REV. DR. LEACoCK
GLENUY BURKE, Esq, EALPHoNSE MlLTENBER6ER,
A. 7. BURNLEY, E.q., ESQ,
COL DOBYNS, VI. o. II. NORTON ESQ
HON. GARNETT DUNCAN, Hewitt Norton kcoD
CORNELIUS FkLL0WES, Eaq, HON. JUDGE ]. l. STIRLING,
WILLIAM tELL0WES, Esq, of St. FrancBvle, La,
JILS0N HARRISON, Esq, REV, JOSEPH b. WALKER
payne 4 Harrson,) tWM, WHITEHEAD, Fed,
WILLIAM G. HEWES, ESD, (Whehead Chainbers.)
iani7 2w2dp&2w3dp
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Hats, Cops, etc.

NsRSA AT WHOLESALE,
~ Opshuhdrsd cases HA rs,
LEtFgR. CASHMERE, MEXICAN wool sTRA " pAlaIEt
sdCAMPEAcHg HATS, for By
tglsipd4S FRogr co. 10 slsge4ines.-eet
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TOILETTE BOXES
Hats FFays.

20 1t ie suppose that HAT covering to keen
on me I'm ani Is noble ornament to the head the
what Shading y TO the rnvdus oblopyno
the protection Of the Hens spring fuients ii op
ideas Of ali our thoughts aud feelings. " "
Nv Gentlemen
9 - ~ tlSl rom the EXCELSIOR HAT STORE, rs equal
to We - 80 and 70 HATS CAr;res street. uuer5f ID
taste DURBRIDGE 4, yAL,LETTF Cam sF~'''' -
dl3 2pu two ,loars go, ~ t,sa -,
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Carpettssg at LOso Prices.
CHITTENDEN & CAMERON,
20 Chartres street and 81 Customheuse street,
tg- Offer for sale large and shsiee stock
RICH VELVET ~.
WILTON and BRUSSELS CARPET1NG;
IMPERIAL Ti1REE-PLY and INGRAM cARPETRSG;
RUGS BAlZEs, DOOR MATS, etc.
FLOOR OIL CLOTH,
"a feet wide Of entirely beautiful patterns which We cut
to suit my size Room Hall.
Gu RTAIN LATERAL.
SILK AND WOOL AND woRsTED DAMAsKs;
EMBROIDERED LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS;
PAINTED WINDOW BLINDS;
WINDOW coRNIcEs, CORDS, TAssELs, GIMP ETC.
MATTIN G..
400 pieces a. 5 and Ga CANTON STRAW MATING white and
eolorsd ian7 slap
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SeapetA n. Tns.fol..
pera1ld0h Hotel,

NEW ORLEANS.
inns well known establishment having undorgons 5pote re-
ps' e1e turing the past GUNNER open public and
PROPRIETOR grateful for Yora would aoet continuance ofa
game. ~
The accommodations Families are unsurpassed BY any Hotel
IN the south. to2s 2pkWfl j. w. YOUNG Proprfetor
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sHfssGDyrSsF.
kystE-SWYBEF9kEN.
T0NIC ALTER ATIIrE IYnp , f,n or,

TONIC ALTERNATIVE EXTRACT OF.
fS- Prepared only By
DIR. E, j COKE,
..v- MI, No. IS CAMP STREET
W me s[ongeat preparation made which daily used for The
MENT, with DEBILITY OF the WHOLE SYSTEM
n 10 be had at No. IS Camp street. Druggists generally far
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,Eo!ticce..

y .ViOfiCe.
IT The death of senior, Mr. LEONARD MATTHEW'S, will
interruption business The articles 81 hersp
provide for its continuance period e remoe therein aat ed
MATTHEW'S, FINLEY 4 co.
New Orleans January Ia, 1884. ian14 lw2p
TIE Surprise,
CORNER of GRAvIER and CARONDELET STREETS.
ENOCH EyERITT
janll Imp VIM +. REDDING.
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J. s. Hunters oh g Re'ts, by Trustee, dam Mnst,el
Col. A. l.. Bingamen's ch Wade Hampton, by Bos-
ton. dam by Prinnl
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r. B. SYKES kAUCTIoN SALES.
J. A. BEARD AND MAYS SALES.
GARDNER SMITHS SALES.

NJ AT Auction
BY GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer
THURSDAY, January IL, and continue every
N day this week, will be sold store street.
day = 70 - 49, ~
stock of WATCHES, JEWELRY, and FANCY GOODS among
which are Fine Gold English and Detached Lever Watches and
pines Hunting and Single Gold
Chains Loekes acelstp Pencils Pens, Diamond Rings
oaehe Fms Og Ear Drops and Hoops Seals Keys Mourning
ood stn collar and sleeve Buttons Buckles Snaps Hooks CuH
Pins Crosses, =
Spooos Pok1 Combs Spsaeles Plated Gilt Chains Pencils
Rings, Pins Drops and all kinds of cheap Jeweytogethe
assortment Fancy Boxes Desks Knives Scissors Razors Straps
hre Needles Porte Monnaies Envelopes, Wafera
caps Steel Chains Accodeone Spring Balances Spoons Gmbe
Beads, Combs, Comedian Rings, etc.
Amy part private sae whole sale and eta
az less thhn Iegrhr prices
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DrNgs, Medicines, Rse..f,.,pe,.v, eff.

p,ss h nG,ir,6er would respectfully call the
and Families to his assorted st6ck
e9pfsg every article in biz linz Of hasine all
ssneqn SODA WATER AND MEAD very bestquaitSSS
pb ~ az 9sis with all the popular WsteTs
uCh GoNdhESS BLUE LICK Bar Rooms ,gnnlsd az
eS9q4aSs terms with PURE HONEY ESSENCE
9OuLEY BFTTERS, etc, THOMAS RANKiN hHHliNii
Ap ddWy Druggist and Apohecay Camp Foyira Sta
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Roots, Shoes as,d AsroQa,,s,

ASWOs5, 4NOes nsea AF0gusts,
WssEB AT WHOLESALE,
YMS Nov andinsom ship Norfolk, a..
49, sortmens Of BOOTS SHOES, BRoeANs HATS cAFs
ee Plantations supplied prime RussET BRoGANs WOOL
MEXICAN, PALM LEAF, STRAW and CAMPEAcHY BATS, a,
Abe lowest market pritas,by
Iy1s apdAF FROST n Co IN r,r,.f,. ..,,
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sitrerscai.e .ua,,,sfacsos.y,

SitrersCd1'e .WdtaiEfNCtOi.y, .M
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS.
III The Subscribers have hand constantly receiving
from their factory in the city,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF SILyERWARE,
Of the richest and patterrs such as.
PLAIN AND CHASED COFFEE AND TEA SETS;
COFFEE CUPS AND SACCERS;
CAKE BASKETS;
PITCHERS;
WATERS;
CASTORSi
CARD RECEIVERS; -- @'s : D''
POWDER BOXES;
PUNCH BOWLSt
VEGETABLE DISHES;
BUTTER COOLERS;
TuAlBLERs;
r,,,, t,.r..- poyrs TEA BELLS;
CANDLEsTIcKs;
NAPKIN RINGS
GoBLETs;
"M ,..,,,,.... ..-....,-,.. CUPS.
FORKS SPOONS.
cRbMB scRAPERS: FISH CknvERS:
SUGAR aitTEksi SOUP LADIES;
PIE, CAKE FISH, De- sERT mud PICKLE KNIVES
JELLY, PRESERVE and GRAVY SPOONS, etc.
All Of which warranted Of
PURE SILVER.
~ Fer sale by HYDE e GOODRICH,
at heir NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
DIS 7ptRl Cara aud ROYAL strsstg.
, 1854-10-28
THE WAR.
THE AUSTRIAN NOTE AND THE RUSSIAN RE.
FUsAI. 'f

THE AUSTRIAN NOTE AND THE RUSSIAN RE-
..ra FUsAL. .u.H 'f
There were various rumors both in Paris
and Vienna as to the substance Of the re-
ply received by the Austrian Government
from the Gar refusing to evacuate the
Principalities. 1t would seem, however,
that the formal reply was not expected to
reach Vienna until September l6. As the
document will doubtless be latitudinous
and evasive 1t is useless at present to spec
ulate what its precise terms may be. Our
last accounts indicated that o door was
re-opened for negotiations, but if the fol-
lowing telegraph to the London Times be
correct the Cars refusal is unconditional.
"Vienna, Monday morning, Sept. A.
On Friday, Prince A Gorchakof received
q dispatch which he delivered to Count
Buol early on Saturday morning. The note
contained an absolute rejection Of the four
propositions. .. ..H
"0n Saturday a Cabinet Council, at
which the Emperor presided, was held. 1t
is not expected that Austria will declare
war against Russia, but probably the army
Of occupation in Wallachia will be raised
Immediately from 10000 to 100, 900 men.
at is believed that the Austrian and
Swedish Ministers will leave st. Peters
burg" ''
This intelligence is confirmed by the fol-
lowing from the Paris Monitor:
"Gen. Benckendorff had arrived at Put
bue, as the bearer of dispatch from the
Emperor Of Russia to the King Of Prussia.
1.-THE Emperor returns an absolute refu-
sal to the terms lately offered by the four
powers"
DANrzTc, Sept. 2d.-The forts at Elan
go have been blown up by the Russians.
The intelligence which has arrived by the
journals is not Of great Importance. The
Deutsehen Post of the goth ult announces
that it has received dispatch stating that
part Of the Black Sea feet had quilted that
part of Varna, and that that part of the
combined feet now staying at Baltschik is
intended to cruise near Odessa. Another
version says that the intention is to block
ade Odessa.
A letter from Bucharest Of the 2lst ult
says: The Turks are advancing on the Bus
co Road, on which the Russians have been
frequently worsted by the Bashi Bazouks
Strict orders have been sent to the Aus
trian Consul at st. Petersburg not to devi-
ate from the four points laid down in NJ