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Ntm 0rleaus Bully Grestsnt.
nIetairle Jockey Club Races.
8 E G o N D DAY

OF the frat regular day of the winter meeting at
the Metaire, Tuesday, we gave report yesterday,
through inadyertence; though the omission was not
serious. For the Club purse Of $780, three mile heats
there was but one entry and that entry, Mr.. Ken.
ner's Sigma, walked over and took the money.
Yesterday, the weather being fair, and the track
in tolerably good condition. there was large attend
ance to see Sarke, Ipaterloo and Eliza Logan, try
themselves at two.me heats for Club purse or
$500. The ladies' stand was graced by number of
its proper occupants; the other stands were well
filled; and the field was lively and gay.
The betting was Starke against the field, Eliza
Logan ranking next. There was some pooIbetting
amongst those who felt some confidence in Eliza and
did not wish to be too rash upon Starke.
In the first heat, Warteroo took the lead, Starke
next and Eliza last; Waterloo kept the lead around,
the others swapping places in the back stretch and
led into the second mile. Eliza crowded him in
rounding the turn and passed him Starke, pushing
desperately after Eliza passed Waterloo and gave the
maiden clipping contest for the honors the latter
coming in half length ahead, and winning the heat
| in 1854 .4.@=-,g
| In the second heat, Waterloo again led Starke
second and Eliza last. There was soon some lively
play and at the half mile general change of posi-
ton, Starke leading Eliza and both showing their
heels to Waterloo. This position was not changed
during the rest of the run home, or in the second
mile; Starke winning the heat handsomely, n 1862,
and Waterloo being distanced.
For the third and last heat offers of four to one on
Starke found no takers. The story is soon told
Starke took the lead and kept it throughout, winning
the heat and the race in 1855 Eliza pushing him
closely several times, but never closing the daylight
between them, and coming in two lengths behind.
| UMMARY.
META1RrE RACE COURSE, N. o. JAM g. 1S59-Jockey Club
| purse, $500; two mile heats.
| T. J. Wells ch. Starhe by Wagner. dam Reel. 8
| y;
A. L. Binga gaman's ch (. fli=a Logan by Frosty, dam
by Rutn y.
James McCloskey's IT. B. Pondexters) b. h. Water
too by imp Yorkth thire dam Topaz dis.
| TIMES:
| ... lst heat. I'd heat. Sd hea
First mile 2Ul1a 1861 1:543
secondA dAnile l53 l55ts 2:0O1z
| S:14a 3:a2 1855
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BOnnAbeL's
b is u LIP HITE OF LIME.

The proprietor Of the NEW ORLEANS SOUTHERN CHEM
CAL WORKS anxious 10 dsappon of the regular
toners Of the compelled in view Of the diff
Guilty anticipated of filling the unprecedentedly large orders
that being daily received inform all the old patrons Of
the BI-sULPHITE OF LIME manufactured at the great
Southern Works. that unless they send in their orders early
to them eligible place the order books
disappointment may be experienced in their receiving it, which
would be yexaous both pare Already preparations have
been completed the Works make Of having at least
FORTY THOUSAND BARRELS OF THE BI-sULPHITE
prepared but this large quantity would to be insult
fcent unusually heavy the orders received from old
customers and who heretofore have either net
employed this valuable defecato have procured it
from other manufactures
The strength of the BISULPHITE being manufactured
the Southern Chemical Works of H. BoNNABE will be
uniform and of strength than at other period
pains expense having been spared bring this nvalua
BILE chemical product perfection possible and to
make worthy of ,be high character the Southern Works have
already secured with the Sugar Planters Of the State
Planters desrous TO have the GENUINE BI-SULPHITE
OF LINE manufactured the Southern Works, should spe
city particularly in their orders through their merchants
| address themselves directly to
H. BONNABEL,
No. 6 Front Levee,
| ola 2pfAW between Customhouse and Bienve SITS.
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with another round Of cheers from the multitude.
Then the procession went on, and in a few minutes
Gen. Scott was rushed through another insane Jam OF
cheering and shouting people, and safely lodged In
the st. Charles Hotel.
With the firing Of cannon, and flying Of flags from
public buildings, and crowding Of the people about
the Streets the arrival Of General Scott fairly gave
New Orleans the appearance and atmosphere Of a
holiday. "a
The General will not appear in public, take part
in any public proceedings, until day after Tomorrow
the Glorious Eighth.
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MEETING OF DRAYMEN, TRucKMEN, WAGoNERs,
ETo-By reference to the notice published elsewhere
it will be that the draymen, truckmen and wag.
oners of this city, are called upon to assemble at the
Merchants Pavilion the Levee, opposite Poydras
street, on Saturday evening next, at halfpast six
o'clock, "for the purpose Of transacng business of
Importance to all engaged in the above calngs" We
take satisfaction in drawing attention to the notice
and trust there will be full attendance.
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THE ORLEANs.-This evening will be performed
for the second time the charming little opera "Les
Noces de Jeannette," Mile Cordier sustaining an
important part, and Mr.. Beauce appearing. 1t will
be followed by "Les Rendez vous Bourgeois;" also an
opera, "L'Ut Dieze." vaudeville in one act will
conclude the entertainment.
The management have now in rehearsal new
opera by Mailard entitled "The Dragons of villars
which is said to be very fine thing, and is to be
brought out soon as the arduous labor of its
paration is completed.
Manager Boudousque, we are told, has extended
an invitation to Con. Scott to visit the opera this
evening" and the veteran is noted for his exceed
ing courteousness, it is not improbable that he will
accept the invitation and look in upon the entertain
ment.
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A CHARITABLE GAME OF BRAG.-The Cincinnati
Commercial relates the following pleasant Christmas

A CHARrrABLE GAME OF BRAa.-The Cincinnati
Commercial relates the following pleasant Christmas
incident N
A poor woman, seemingly worthy object of char.
ity, applied to party of gentlemen on Third street.
as they came out Of drinking house, for aid for her
sick and starving family and offering to introduce all
of them into her poverty stricken home if they would
accompany her. Eyeing her for an instant one Of
them, whom we shall call Bob, turned to his COM
panions and said, with more emphasis than grace:
"She is poor, boys and pity her two dollars and
half drawing out gold piece Of that denomina-
ton and presenting it. Glow much do you pity her
Dick" I"
arll see your 81 5o and go dollar better" quoth
Dick.
"By G-d,n says Jim, aI'll see your 50, and go 81
| better" 5.;3s-s = M
"My CALL" rejoined Bob . show your hand,n al
the same time planking down 81 SO mere to make
good the bluff. eSn
The poor woman, overwhelmed with gratitude
earuily endeavored to express her thanks, but the
trio. evidently not accustomed to female tears beat
| hastv retreat s'i5 Gs''
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A HEROIC WoMAN.-In the Cincinnati CONNER.
,ial we find the following extraordinary story:

HEROIC WOMAN.-ln the Cincinnati CONNER
cial we find the following extraordinary story:
Yesterday morning about o'clock, a woman named
Hallstin, living few miles south of Covington, on
the Bank Lick turnpike, was aroused by unusual
noises in her poultry yard Dressing quickly she left
the house and proceeded to the spot from whence
emanated the unreasonable sounds, found three men
busily engaged handing from the roost and bagging
the largest quantity Of her chickens. She in vain
demonstrated and attempted to drive them away, but
cognizant of the fact that Mrs. H. had no males
about the premises, the thieves booted at her and
the ladys poultry, and decamped towards the city
moment after their departure Mrs. H. was their
trail, and through dense woods, mud and darkness
stepped aboard the Covington ferry boat at the same
time her midnight visitors had, seemingly safely de
posted their illgotten load in another part Of the
cabin. Making known their character to the hands
of the boat the three were arrested and lodged
in the Coyington Jail. They gave their names a.
John W. Henderson, Thos. O'Neil and Pat Day.
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EXTRA HoNoRs TO GENERAL ScoTT-We are ad
vised that Capt. Walton's Washington Artillerists
intend to compliment the city's guest to-day with a
salute of 80 guns, to be fired on Lafayette Square
at The salute is not to be given for account of
other parties but by and for themselves Alone This
is gallant, and we are sure the compliment will
please and fatter its worthy recipient.
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EY'OOd, .Nstte,sberges' S Co.,
UTHERN
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,

81 Camp street, New Orleans.
All styles of RAILING for Cemeteries Galleries. Balconies
Offices, Verandas, etc.. etc. from the ghtest and most
graceful the heaviest and most elaborate designs.
Dragons etc.
IRON Settles, CHAIRS, TABLES, STOOLS, BRAcK-
es Lamp Posts, Flower Stands, Horse Troughs, Hay
Racks Hitchipg Posts Carriage Gates Tree Boxes, etc.
IRON STAIRS, Straight and Spiral.
CAST IRON MAUSoLEUMS of beautiful design and finish.
CoRIHTHIAN GAPS, COLUMNS, etc., etc.
Our facilities for executing orders for and article
In the Ornamental Iron second none and invite
the attention of the public list of Designs, 800 in
number confident that while their will be suited
will combine all the requisites of beauty and substantial
construction.
A-Wareroom-No. 81 Camp street. Foundry and Machine
Shop-No. 247 Tchouptoulas street.
WOOD h PERoT WooD, MurENBERGER Co.,
jyl6 2p6m Philadelphia. New Orleans.
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| THE LEGION OF HoNoR.--Capt. Renaud, the Cap
tain Of the French bark Maurice who saved the pas
sengers of the burning steamship Austria, has been
decorated by Napoleon with the title of Chevalier in
the Legion of Honor, while to his officers were pre-
sented gold medals.
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Sons OF Observation-Disclosures of the Order are
notified elsewhere that Brother N E. Cravens will de-
liver lecture this evening, at the hall of Crystal
Fount Division, No. 4, S. T. The new hall of the d.
vision is at 1877 Camp street. and the lecture will be.
gin at o'clock.
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FAIRBANKS SCALEs.-Fairbanks g. Co., who have
spacious scales warehouse % Camp street,
hundred different sizes and styles of their celebrated
New York prcesa reduction from the
at which they hitherto sold in these parts. We
attention 10 advertisement -...H
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Southern Enterprise .ahead!
/ EN- F. r Y'S
PATENT CORN. .HUsKING MACHINE,

Now Exhibition at No. 90 CAMP STREET.
This machine for simplicity utility and durability
anything that purpose brought before the public is
by freddie with the and fed with the hands,
huskng from 800 to GOO bushels day against the old fash
way hand which bushels large days
Another advantage besides the saving the huskng
Is that this machine the huk in the perfect
Mattresses which worth $50 800 per
they fall from the machine.
Planters and the public generally invited call and
the merits oil these machines.
A. CAMPBELL, 80 Camp st.,
AT 2ptf Owner of the Patent for the United States
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The Southern. OH Company.


The undersigned having been appointed SOLE AGENTS for
che sale Of the products manufactured by the SOUTHERN
OIL COMPANY'S Factory at Mobile are now prepared to
urnish
Machinery OIL
warranted equal to WINTER-sTRAINED LARD OIL, for
Eubficatng purposes.
Paint OIL,
Suitable for every description of PAINTING, for ALL
COLORS, except white or extreme light shades.
Gas OIL.
Manufactured expressly for the portable apparatus.
h Deck OIL.
ofsuperor quality for decks of ships and seambe ats
+ Also
Navy Pitch,
which will be found Of superior quality perfectly clean and
free from all impurities.
The Machinery OIL is fully guaranteed when pu chased Of
any recognized agent of the Company.
For sale by the resident agent the works In Mobile and
G. G. BOGERT & CO.,
II Agents of the Compsny,
4 se6 2ptf&W II Camp street, N. o.
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"The wicked don't live out half their days. said q
good man to his negro servant. "Dat is queer,'
said Guffey. "Him no live out half dis day? Den
spose he die bout lebhen O'Clock in de forenoon
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-We refer stock.
holders to the last notice of Mr.. Burkhardt the
ceiver, who will close his Office at o'clock to-day
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New MOTIVE POWER ENGlNE.-An invention is
described in the English papers of new improved
motive power engine, in which mixture of hydrogen
and atmospheric air is exploded and the partial
cuum thereby produced is made to bring into opera
ton the pressure of the atmosphere SO as to obtain
therefrom motive power. The engine consists essen
TALLY of three parts In the first of the three parts
hydrogen is generated by the action of zinc diluted
sulphuric acid. The hydrogen gas is transmitted to
the second part of the engine where it is mixed with
certain quantity of atmospheric air. The mixture
is exploded by small flame, fed from the generators
the aperture at which the ignition is effected being
closed Immediately after the detonation By the col
lapse of the gaseous mixture after the detonation,
partial vacuum is provided which is made to produce
an exhaustion in the third compartment, against
which the atmospheric pressure is made to act. The
motion thus produced is transmitted by a crank Oh
otherwise to shaft, where it is regulated by fly
wheel, and used as steam or other motive power.
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A VALUABLE ARTICLE LosT.--We refer to adver-
tsement offering reward for valuable diamond cluster PIN
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WHEELER Il FoRsrALL, No. 2l9 Tchoupitoulas
street, the sole authorized manufacturers of the Ame
sugar and improved steam train for making See sd
vertsement. s7ssS
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FROM TRAVELLERS IN AFR1CA.-The Augsburg ALI
gemeine Zeitng, of Dec. 6th publishes the following
extract from private letter, giving tdngs of the
adventurous explorers, Burton and Spek, and ntelli-
gence-which probaly needs corroboration-of the
existence of white races in the heart OF Africa:
Zansibar, May 8, 1s5s.-Day before yesterday
heard from Captain Burton and Mr. Spiek. They
have reached the great African inland lake. and are
now occupied iE making explorations and researches
on its shores. They in excellent health and spir-
it's and. contemplate returning to Zanzibar in the
! have gathered concerning the countries south Of
Abyssina, the source of the Soubat is large lake,
lying southwark OF Abyssinia In the vicinity of this
lake are to be found several white tribes, viz the
Amara, the Conso, the Amarakoke, and the Rendike
The two first named stand on level with the Abyssn
ians in respect to civilization. They all seem to be
remnants of the ancient Church in Ethiopia lam
now preparing map Of these countries.
It is reported here that Mr.. Burton has been ap
pointed Consul at Zanzibar.
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FnEsu BISCUIT. BuckWnEAr. Ero.-Mr. J.

FRESH .BIscUT, BucKwHEAT, ETo.-Mr. ]. Burck-
e Camp street, averses that he has just received lot OF
biscuits of all kinds very fresh and NICE and
and excellent article -four of superior quail
ity. offers aso seedless dried cherries choice smoked sal
on fresh butter from the land Of Go.hen Househoders
may rely always getting the best Of groceries % Camp
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The merchant wss bssjy ssS.s.a Is -
4 fi0u Of sou,e businese vben - - ~ J r. sxs
spproach @ him. Hs sospsnded S d ooslss;s r, 49, nv
4 0ujred what happy c1cnl1sisnes M sI.. -
! thither. - - IS.
4 at ia sad erysnd ON which - - So 8
Miss Nobbs. .shakine her hesd M II ~ mi
"a dreadful errsnd RI aiiirned NJ USfS ~ ~. I
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added Mrg Brires malin0 I stronr efoet fG
For mercys sake. isdjes ~ cried ~ iIIss
| man. turning bale. q what e it?n 80 & ss
" In the frat place, MI Pfckieby,s said ~ ~
spipster Ne wish % aesure van that you tSfsa e
/ warmest sympathies that ws ieeI for yoG.n -
| From the yery bottom of oor hearfsn added - )
i alder maiden .ss- = 80 - 6 6
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stio Inte11igence. e.

y1cksBuRa, Jan. 5.-The steamer John Briggs
passed down at noon to-day.
The Nebraska passed down at 2, and the Mont
gomery soon after o'clock this evening.
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Lea y Perrts,s'

se Lea y PeS'rtaas'
CELEBRATED
WORCESTERSH SAUCE
Pronounced by Connoisseurs
TO be-
THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE,
ASD APPLICABLE 70 eEYERY VARIETY OF DISH.
Extract Of letter from Medical gentleman Madras
bis brother at Worcester under date of May, 1851:
t.Teli LEA 4 PERRINS that their SAUCE is highly
teened in India and is in opinion the most paatabe
well as the most wholesome Sauce that is made"
Extensive Frauds
The only Medal awarded by the Jury Of the New York Exh
bion of Foreign Sauces. obtained by LEA PERKINS
for their WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. The world wide
fame of which having led to FoRGERIES, pur
chAsers requested to that the Of LEA PER
RIMS are upon the WRAPPER, LABEL, STOPPER and
BOTTLE.
LEA PERRINS will proceed against any one infringing,
either by manufacturing vending spurious Sauce and have
Instructed their in various of the world to
any nfngements Sole Wholesale Agents for
| the United States. --., .--.. ....
JOHN DUNCAN & SONS,
405 Broa sway, New York.
always Also, orders received for direc
ohiprlent from England. aul6 2ply
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Wines, liquors, ETC..

NOS. 13 AND Is ROYAL STREET.
A supply of CREME DE BouzY CHAMPAGNE, in quar-
and pns continually hand which equal to the best that
this market Also other brands of inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA sHER-
RY GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN
CHOIR SHERRY SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, Old and
Fine PORT WINE MADEIRA and SHERRY WINES.
of the vintage of 1885, 1913 and 1906
and other brands. WHISKY all Irsh
Rye and Bourbon. ALE and PORTER pints and quarts
Also on hand, my usual assortment of the best
Wines and Liquors
In the Market which will be sold reasonable terms
other house in the city. .s -
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d. 2p1y Nos. Is and Is Royal street.
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VOLUME XI.
Great Fire at Cairo.
TRIUMPH OF LILIES CHILLED IRON SAFE.

We learn by dispatch from b. r. Abbott Agent Of Illinois
Central Raroad that the valuable books papers Of the
Company saved in one of II.LIEs CHILLED IRON
SAFES This the second time these Safes have saved their
books a Cairo within the past year.
Lilies Pate.t CHILLED IR ON SAFES for sale by
... FAIRBANKS g. CO.,
d2) 2ptf % Camp street.
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The steamship Philadelphia, Capt. Harrison, sailed
at s o'clock yesterday morning for New York, via
Havana, with the California mails and the following
passengers
For Nep Tok-J Everett, j. T. sewall, sH. Dunser, and
in the steerage
For Hdrana-M Anguns, G. Regnena j. B. ePest, G. j.
Simpson, j N Farina j. L. Davis A. Kleascudy n b. Day
II. L. Cuthell, and 10in seeraee.
For CalJotnia-A. w. Baldwin, j. B. Baldwin, Miss B.
Baldwin, Miss g. D. Baldwin, Miss Wells, j. Haman, A.
Pluche lady and servant, and so in steerage.
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GEN. scoTr.-The Mayor and large number of
citizens of Mobile received Gen. Scott with great cor
diay and enthusiasm on his arrival in that city on
Monday last.
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WANTED, q childs nurse. Apply to s. at this Office
See advertisement. seq
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W,aA Paper. W'au Paper!

good selection Of Fine Medium and Low Priced Papers,
II ia raceIyed good assortment Of CABINET HARDWARE
EnduPHoISTERERsTR nd TRIMMINGS, ,CAMPHENE, SPIRIT
i.IgAs OR BURNING FLUID. PAINTS OILS, BRUSHES
sc etc., at Lowest Cash Prices, by @
HEATH b MILLER, rs Camp st., +
" Agents for W. Tilden Nephew's
MA 2p1y celebrated Copal Varnish.
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Roots, Shoes and Brogans,

AT w HO l. r S A l. r.
Plantations supplied with prime Dchipg BOOTS, Russet
BROGAES Wool Mexican, Palm Leaf Straw and Campeachy
HATS at the lowest market prices, by
FROST Il CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street, New Orleans