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ALABAMA.

Meeting of Citizens to Consider RaiIrou d
Matters.
SELMA, Jan. rs, 1870.
large meeting Of the citizens OF Selma, irre-
spectve OF party, was held tonight to take into
consideration the Alabama and Chattanooga Rail-
road bill, which recently passed the State Senate.
Resolutions were unanimously adopted urging the
extension Of the present law twelve months, It
being wise Just and equal; that the endorsement of
g loan OF the bonds OF the State for more than
$4,000 mile will seriously impair the credit Of the
invested IN such bonds and to the bondholders OF
The State gencray and nnally, that any special aid
ana in violation OF all sound policy and principle II
not OF the very spirit OF the bill OF rights and the
constitution OF The state; and that we hereby ex-
press our utter condemnation OF such legislation.
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THE PRIZE RING.

Fight Between Sedd0ns and LniTcrfy and
Carey and Gallagher, Near st. Louis-Scd-
dOns and Gallagher the Winners.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. rs, 1870.
A prize fight between Sedd0ns and Laiferty took
place this afternoon Carrolps Island short dis
tance below Quarantine. Seddons won the fight on
the nineteenth round. Lafferty is much cut up.
Seddons wants to fight any man in the West at 100
pounds for $1,000 After the above mill Carey and
Gallagher entered the ring and fought eighteen
rounds,l when Carey threw up the sponge. Tom
Allen and Patsey Curtin seconded Seddons and Jack
Looney and Tom Kelley acted for LafIerty. Only
about 200 persons witnessed the tight.
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suicide Of an Am epicau,
SPAIN.
Tho Bourbon Dynastic Question-An Exclusion
Motion Rejected.


Tho BODrbon Dynastic QuestiOn-An Exclusion
Motion Rejected.
MADRID, Jan. 25, 1870.
The proposition for the exclusion OF the house of
Bourbon from the Spanish throne came before the
Constituent Cortes yesterday for final action. and
was the occasion Of an exciting debate.
General Prim participated ana made per-
sonal statement In the course OF his re-
marks he declared that the proposition was unjust
to exclude all the BourDons. He desired to ex plain
that his words were not designed particularly to
favor the Duke OF Montpenser. He would 60 with
che majority, whoever might be chosen.
AT length q vote was reached and the proposal
was rejected by large majority yeas 49, nays ISL.
Election COntests-Severc Triangular Fight
In Madrid.
MADRID, Jan. 25, 1870.
The report that the Duke OF M0ntpensier had been
returned to the Corses from Oviedo was premature.
The election there was not ended.
The republican candidate running against the
Duke is now ahead, and the defeat OF the latter Is
considered certain.
Elections are still In progress elsewhere to oil
vacancies In the Cortes.
in Madrid the Marquis OF Perales is 0 candidate
for the seat OF Marshal Serrano At the closing OF
tho polls last night he had received 1900 votes,
while the republican candidate Grssalos had 15 900
and the Carlst candidate 5000 votes.
The elecrons here will continue three days longer
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LOUISIANA.

Anything but an AniiabIe Legislature-A Row
i'm the House Over q Railroad Bill.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. rs, 1870.
In the Legislature last night, after session Of
nearly twelve hours OF confusion ana disorder the
Chattanooga Railroad bill passed the House. The
Bulletin Says
1t is doubtful II moro confused, excited and dis
orderly Legislature has ever been this Con.
tinent or anywhere else. At one stage Of the pro-
ceedings Mr.. Lowell distinctly charged that there
members voting for the bill who had been paid
to vote for 1t. The charge brought around him
crowd OF excited members, and TO picture the
scene OF disorder at the moment would be
simply impossible. score OF members
were addressing the Chair and Lowell at the Same
moment, gesriculating IN menacln9 manner; ana
ono VINO raised his voice above the rest signlned
that Lowell was paid In the interest OF Charles
Morgan
To-day Mr.. Wiltz asked leave 10 record hts vote
against the Chattanooga Railroad bill, bill which
he did not hesitate to pronounce the most out
rageous ind vlllanOus that was ever enacted by
any deiberutiye assembly.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

The Secretary Of War has directed that Official
papers OF the nature Of vouchers or forming basis
or authority for tho expenditure OF money which
should be originally signed or o1lcially aut,ienti
Gated by any officer OF the army hereafter TO be
signed or authenticated, as the case may be, with
the pen, ana the affixing OF stamped, printed
autographed Jdc siitte signatures. will be dscon-
tinued The fac sinatle signatures which may have
been heretofore af1lxed TO vouchers &C., Will be
recognized as authorized SiQnatures.
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passed ono OF tho joiiiess Of last nghs's osebrs-
tons. Despite the nerv ousness OF boston evi-
dent this greatest lyric can never die.
Banquet Of tho Brosklyn, X. D., Burn1 A.
sOciatiou.

Banquet Of tho Brooklyn, X. D.s Barn. A.
sOciatiou.
AS on previous occasions the otcers OF tho Brook-
iyn Burns Association were successful In getting up
a grand banquet in honor OF the memcry Of Robors
Burns. Shortly alter eight O'Clock nearly 100 gen-
uemen assembled In Rsynor's Hall, and soon
aItcrwAIus entered the banquet hall, prcc000o0 ~
musicians ana the president and other 0fcUS OF sne
assoolasioh before the company prOCcod0o
" uisGuss the profuse repast provided Dy weeks.
sno rev. Leonard W. Bacon asked
Dlossn9: inc Dill OF fare was lengthy onS ana
satlsheu Tue most capacous and exacting stomach
AHer thorough discussion or the merits OF tho
vands Mr. james Z. Eadie, presldent OF the assOsts
ti0n read kilograms from the Burns ass0ciati0ns'Or
Phiadelphla and Newark These kilograms wepb
received with cheers and responses To them wcr0'
Immediately sent or by the president
The nrst regular toast "Ihe Genius az Burma
was el0quently responded 10 by the Rev. Dr. Bac0n.
In the course OF his speech Dr. Bacon said that ne
did not know whether Scotland made Barns or
Burns made Scotland. lie eulogizai both at great
length and was frequently applaudcd. When 10
concluded Mr.. Edwin r. Marsden Gang with nno
effect "A Mans q Man for ~ That"
The following sentiments were then given an1
sponded to:-s'ScOtland, the Land o. Caxes;, 'rhe
United States;" America, Our Adopted Laud;e
"The Army and Navy;' .rne City OF BfooklyU;"
"The Press" .The LADIES'" "The Bari" .'O0r
Guests.n
The festivities were brought TO conclusion ~ =
late hour this morning, and the guests departed
highly pleased with the manner or ther entertain
ment.
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CUBA.

Reported Capture and Surrender or Cuban
O0lCors.
HAVANA, Jan. rs. 1870.
Captain Bolt the commander OF band OF loyal
guerillas. lately captured che insurgent Generals
Marcano. Leiya and Flgueredc, together with the
family OF the latter. In the viclnaty OF Bayamo Bolt
and his prisoners have arrived at Santiago
The insurgent leader Jesus Santos has surrendered
to the Spanish authorities.
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iHt HUDSON RIVER OPEN TO TROY.

PoUGuKEEPStE N. T., Jan. 25, 1870.
Dispatches from above this point show that the
Hudson river is again comparatively free from Ice
from this city to Troy. Loaded sloOps left ALBANY
to-day for New York, ana the steamer Connecticut
reached Troy without any difncuity. Tho wind Is
west and blowing freshly.
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MANILA MARKETS.

MANILA, Dec. Q, 1859, |
Via SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. "a, 1870.
Hemp. $1l per pcul. Sugars nominal. The total
shipments oil sugar to San Francisco during 1869
amounted to 120,7 TAI picus. Cordage steady aE SIS
per picul. Exchange ou London, q. sd.
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FRANCE.
Tho Miners, Strike Ended.

Tho Miners Strike Ended.
PARIS, Jan. 25, 1870.
The strike among the miners and operatives at La
Creuzot is ended, and order has been restored.
Prince Pierre Bonapnrte's Trial.
PARIS, Jan. rs, 1870.
At the trial of Prince Pierre Bonaparte Deputy
Gambetta viii appear for the family OF Victor Noir.
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Burns' Anniversary Celebration mt Now~.
arx, N. T.

The anniversary OF tho birth of Robert BusnA The
sweetest poet OF "Auld Scotia" was celebrated By
tho Burns Club, OF Newark. N. j., last evening, By
grand supper at Apollo Hall. While everything
from the ''baggs" on tho table to the tOasts and
speeches was entirely suggestive OF him who was
properly called the '.Peoples' Poet.n Nothing was
bon hOnlnlle
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Batcbelor's Hair Dyo Does NOT Contain
ead sr yniic POISON nis harmless aud instantaneous.
Bond street Enabiishet 30 years.
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Suicide of an American Foreign
Merchant.
The Bourbon Exclusion Debate in
Spain.
Rejoicing In Richmond on the Admission
Of Virginia to Representation
In Congress.
ENGLAND.

Preparing tn Meet Parliament-The Conn
mand OF the Army-Industrial NBOvements-
Tho Church.
LONDON, Jan. 25 1870.
Parliament will reassemble on the sth OF Febru.
AIRY.
Hon. Francis Egerton, member for East Derby
shire, will move and Mr.. Charles wentworth Dixie,
member for Chelsea will second the address to tho
Queen.
report has been current that the Duke OF Cam.
bridge had resigned his position as Commander in
CHIEF OF the army, but 1t is positively contradicted
The miners Of Cheshire, Lancashire and North
wales have struck for the reduction OF the time OF
days work TO eight hours.
The new Bishop OF Oxford was consecrated at
Westminster Abbey to-day. The Greek Archbishop
Lycurgus, was present.
Announcements are out for workmen's meet
Ing TO promote closer union OF Engla nd and ne
colonies Earl Grey is to preside and Messrs.
Ruskin and Froude will make speeches. Carlyle
Mil and Tennys0n express sympathy with the
movement
Dominican Finance.
LONDON. Jan. 25, 1870.
The Stock Board has placed the Dominican loan.
negotiated last year by President Baez on its list
suicide Of an American.
LONDON, Jan. 25, 1870.
Mr.. Charles Thornton, an American and o mer-
chant Of Bradford. Yorkshire, committed suicide
there yesterday.
The particulars are unknown.
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Hnllou's New Yoke shirts made TO order OF
New York Ms At S35 per DOZEN Hand made a96 Broad
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Burns nc the Caledonian Club.

n Burns returned TO life he would be Inspired to
make new lyric, as good as any he ever wrote. by
the characteristic demonstration OF his countrymen
at this club last night. While the company were
having "wee drap,p telegram was
read from Boston unnecessarily hoping that
Burns might be immortal. In giving "Ibe
Night we Celebrate" Chleftain Mitchell eioquent,y
summarized the poets genius and genial qualities
ana a evoked mnca enthusiasm by the patriotism OF
quenty responded TO by MIR. Anderson. "The
lassles" were wel taken care OF by the Vice Chair
ana some magnificent songs having been sunu by
Mr. McGregor, Mrs. Hamilton aud Mr. Kerr, the
company betook themselves to the Highland ning
and 70 knQred disposition Of heel spd toe. and thus
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Diabetes, Diabetes.--Cons;itu Wnter IL O
certain euro iori II. Depot &c CD1 street.
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A New Missisauoi PamphIst Contains Ger
thcates OF wonderful or kdney and
by this remark able spring water.
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Died.

DUoAs.-On Tuesday January rs. wINfFRsD
daughter Of Robert and Julia DuXan aged 10 years
ana III months.
The relalires and renns OF the family sre requested
to attend the funeral from the residence OF her
mother. 400 East Eighteenth street. ThursdAv
afternoon. ut one O'Clock.
lf'or other Deaths see Ninth Iuge.l
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The Mercantile Agency Reference Book for
January 1870 contains the names estimates OF capital and
credit standing OF <3 COO Mercharts Bsnkers Manufacnr
er &C. Ills The largest complete and
work of tbs kind issued. The markings
detail which recorded length Office
and which accessible 10 all subscribers to the book To-
show tho value set these detailed leading
houses II Ia only that
the year ls6g applied Tor and received from 32nD
reports We invite an inspection of facilities
exsmcaton of the iuiness and completeness of
sm for the protection OF all who have grant
credit
Dun BARLOW & Co, 833 Broadway, and
X. O. DUN a CO., In ~ sading cilss
The Lungs are Strained and Racked by u
persistent Cough the general strength wasted aud nours
bic complaint often established thereby. JAYNES Ex-
fECfOHAkT an effective remedy Tor Coughs and CoIA.
and cxes beneficial eject ths Pulmonary and bron-
chal Organs Sold eysrywhere
To-Day.
Opening OF tho Central omoe
NJ. " A. Co.,
kg7 Broadway.
Apply at secure your coupons. Coupons ussrv
sxasvssd by sub.agsntA Buy Your shares todAx.
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Cr'stndOr0's UnrivnlIed Hair Dyc.-Soid
and applied A. his wig and scalp factory, No. sor House
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Stubborn Cough TINT VIII Not Yield 20
ordinary remedies be thoroughly by JAYNg'S
EXPECTORANT most effective mediune in Ai brouchia
and pulmonary disorders. Sold every where.
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A.-Ladics' Faces Euamo,icd. also, the Prep
araton for sae with instructions, by NJ. LAuSSCN Ice
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T'o-i,ay
Opening OF tho Central onloe.

Apply at coupons. Coupons usexlv
sxhsvstsd By sub.AgsntA Buy your shares to-dAy.
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Dominican Finance

OOWHuIC0u EIn0nCc.
LONDON. Jan. 25, 1870.
The Stock Board has placed the Dominican loan,
negotiated last year by President Baez on its list
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The Maino Legislature Quarrelling Over tho
Question Of Attending Mr.. Pcnb0dy's
Funeral.

AUGUSTA Me-, Jan. 25, 1870.
1t seems that the Legislature have not taken def
mite action vet on the Peabody ceremonial at Port
land. This morning both branches appointed a
Conference Committee, which committee reported
that the House proposition tn adjourn and attend
In q body ought to pass The House accepted the
report out tue Senate refused to- by vote OF Ia TO
ID. aud appointed now Committee OF Conference.
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VIRGINIA..

Artillery Salute in Honor OF vIrsinia's Re-
turn To tho Union-Speeches by Governor
Walker and Others-InHammatory Har-
anguos by Ncgroes-Tho Bottom Rail ON
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NEW ORLEANS

725; levee sizes, 754; eights, 915; Alabama
eights, 979; tives, 77079; SKIES. IS; sevens,
80; South Carohnas, 80; new, S23.
CINCINNATI, March 2s.--fIour firm,
family s5M5 rs. Wheat 81 0S@s1 10. Corn
76@90c. Oats 5O056c. Rye s5@SSc. Bar.
ley unchanged. Cotton steady. Tobacco IN
light supply. and selling at full rates.
Whisky 93@a4c. Pork S27. Bulk meats
Shoulders CSC; clear rib sides 1880; clear
sides 14Ic. Bacon: clear rio sides 15c:
clear sides l54c, but held s@4c higher.
Hams l70l9c. Lard held at 15c. BITTER
31@37c. Cheese 14B0l6c. Eggs l7c. Re-
fined sugar l0@l2c.
ST. LOUIS, March 29-Flour dull; fall
superfne So S0@4 Is. Wheat No. 2, spring
inspected, SOC. Corn: Mixed 7G07Sc. Oats
50Q152c. Barley 81. Rye 700l75c. Whisky
s3c. Groceries quiet and unchanged. Pork
SIT. Bulk meats: Shoulders 95c; clear rib
sides 1896. Bacon: Shoulders lie; clear rib
sides l53c; clear sides l55@l6c. Lard no.
minal at l40149c.
Foreign Markets
LIVERPOOL. March Is, Evening.-Cotron
closed irregular; upiands l1sd; Orleans
1la@i12d. Sales to day 10, 600 bales, OF which
1000 we're for export and speculation.
The shipment of cotton from Bombay to
the twenty sixth instant, since the last re.
port, is 10000 bales.
Breadstufs frmer. Red winter wheat s.
10d@11s. Corn 2Ss Sd. Beef lois Cd.
LONDON, March Is, Evening. ng.-Consols 93i.
Bonds closed steady at 9O9. drallow ASS.
FRANKFORT, March 2S.-Bonds opened
fat at 95BG954
PARIS, March 2s, Evening.-Bourse closed
steady; rentes II %.
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iOommunicated.J
The PnY Of the City &ehoo. Tenchers.

The PnY Of the City &choot Teachers.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN,:
l wish to say, through your generous
journal, hat nothing has caused me greater
pain within the past year! than the manner
in which the present Democratic School
Board of this city has treated the school
teachers in it's employ. am informed by
many of this class, that for six months they
have not received cent Of pay. So far as
my authority extends, am determined that
these teachers-the most useful and devoted
Of all public servants-shall be paid all
arrears due them, as soon as possible; not
in warrants to be discounted by brokers at
ruinous rates, but in current funds; and, as
to the future, when the new Boards have
the direction OF schools. to see that the
teachers are paid faithfully and promptly.
Much Is said about the features of the
new school law, on the question of linked
schools" and, as to the future of the present
schools of New Orleans and other places in
the State.
On these points the officers and teachers
having charge of the schools have but one
duty, and thatis to obey the law and enforce
the constitution Of the State.
1t is my opinion that with prudence and
8 generons treatment OF the questions in
volved, We will have far less trouble than is
anticipated.
THOS. ". CONWAY,
State superintendent Of Education.
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bill that it should produce an effect the very
reverse of that which its title indicates. For
these reasons | have declined TO enter the
order to transfer this cause to the so-called
Eighth District Court.
Death of Pierre Souse-Actton Of the
Courts.
Yesterday, in the Supreme Court, after
the reading of the decisions pre-
pared for the day, the Hon. Christian
Roselius announced the death of Pierre
soule, the gifted orator and advo-.
cate, who expired in this, city, on Saturday,
the twenty-six,h instant. Mr.. Roselius
made few remarks, and suggested that the
court adjourn in commemoration of the
solemn event. Chief Justice Ludeling ac-
cordingly ordered an adjournment until
tomorrow at eleven o'clock.
In the Eighth District Court, Colonel G.
A. Breaux made the announcement in p few
feeling and eloquent remarks. In the Third
District Court remarks were made by r. j.
Kerr, Esq; in the Fourth by William H.
Hunt, ana in the Fifth by Judge Leaumont.
ihe other courts took appropriate action,
and all adjourned.
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BestructtOs by Fire nf the Fed fssvtr
Packet j effexson.
The Times OF last evening

Inc times OF last evening says:
BY the arrival here this morning of the
Ouachita River packet Governor Allen, we
learn that the Red River packet Jefferson,
Captain George w. Rea, caught fire in one of
her tiers of cotton on the larboard guard,
on Sunnay morning, between the hours of
nine and ten O'Clock, one mile above the
mouth of Black River, or Red River, and,
notwithstanding the untiring effo is of the
passengers and crew, the boat and cargo of
eight hundred and thirty five bales Qess
about twenty five Or thirty soon became
total loss. As soon as the fire was discov-
cred. which was occasioned by a spark from
the chimney (as it could not be accounted
for in any other way, the crew commenced
throwing overheard the top tiers of cot
ton, and partially succeeded for
time in subduing the flames, and while
thus engaged the fire broke out afresh.
When this took place, the only thing left
to DO waste run her to the bank, which the
pilot succeeded in doing, and the officers,
crew and passengers all managed to get of.
There were no lives lost. A portion of the
passengers baggage, and some of the off,
GERS effects were lost. The steamer Walter
u. Dance, st. Louis and Red River packet,
was passing at the time of the fire, and took
on board the passengers and crew of the
Jefferson, and brought them to the wharf
boat at the mouth of Red river, where they
embarked for this port on board the steamer
Governor Allen. The Jefferson was new
boat, built expressly for the Red river trade,
and was in her first season.
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FOREIGN.

Comment on Prince kapOieon's Aeauit-
tnl-The oxford and Cambridge
Crews-anow on Epsom bowns-B rn-
lillian Troops After LopeZ-1utgaing
Vessels From Liverpool 10 Take u
Southeriy Route and Avoid scchcrgs-
New Project Of senatus CGesu'tum.
LISBON, March 2S.-Rio de Jaueiro mails
have arrived. at last accounts the Brazil
liam troops were moving rapidly 10 pursuit
Of Lopez.
LIVERPOOL, March 28.-An outgoing YES
sells are ordered to take souther 5 route to
avoid the icebergs, an unusual number OF
which are reported afoat by recent arrivals
LONDON, March 28.-The Post urges ex-
treme rigor toward Ireland.
Prince Napoleon's acQuitt&l occasions
much comment.
The practice of the Oxford and Cambridge
parties is closely watched. The papers
concur in pronouncing both crews wretched
in form.
There was four inches Of snow in EPSON
downs Saturday.
The sportsmen are perpleyed about the
condition of the turf, as the EPSON spring
races commence tomorrow.
PARIS, March 2S.--In the Senate to-day
NJ. Rouher read a.project OF Sendtus Con-
soltug11, drawn in accordance with the En-
peror's recent letter. Hereafter the legisla-
tive power will be divided between the
Emperor, the Senate, and the Corps Leg
lslatIt.
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MARKETS.
Domestic Markefe.

NEW YORK. March 2S, Evening.-Cot.on
closed unchanged; sales 1900 bales. Flour
and wheat unchanged. Corn 1@2c better;
mixed Western 81 02@1 03. Pork frmer
mess $26 62a. Lard lower; kettle rendered
l4l@l5lc. Sugar easier; Havana ss@9sc.
Naval stores unchanged. Freights quiet.
Money 6@6. Sterling duh at 81. Gold
closed at 1lls. Government securities closed
frmer. Southern securities closed dull.
New YoRK. March %, Evening. Discounts
7@8 Bonds: fve-twenties of 1881, l134; Of
1862, 1893: of 1884. 108}; OF 1866, 1889; new,
1074; Of 1867. l08; Of 1868, 1899. 10-4Os, los;
Virglnias, 67a; new, 81; Leuiaianas 74; new,
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! PoVDty, it is true, is not crime; nor
| does it necessarily imply that poor man
| must be a mean man. On the contrary, a
poor man may be a devilish good fellow,
and yet have but poor way of showing it.
He is hampered and restricted in his efforts
to do good, and therefore is often pro.
nounced mean man because his poverty
compels him to appear So 1. is not unfre.
quently contended, however, that men are
poor from choice-that when an opportun-
ity presents itself, and beckons them on to
fortune, they fail to avail themselves of the
chance. and continuing in their old
course, "spend as ~they 60" to no
purpose, but to remain in the slough
of property. They work hard and spend
their money TO no advantage; it goes, they
hardly know how, for trifing articles that
are of no service, but an actual harm to
them. Much is spent for whisky, tobacco,
and useless games that could be invested in
way that might lead to riches Fifty cents
is, considered nothing to spend for these
articles. Hard-working men will do this
daily without thinking that their money is
gone, and to n0purpose unless it is to con-
tract very bad habits. How much better
would it be to invest the money
spent in this way in tickets in the single
number drawings of the Louisiana State
Lottery, where there are many chances to
become rich. The next drawing will take
place on the second of April. There are
four hundred and fifty prizes in this splen-
did scheme. One of $4,000, one of $780,
600, one of $4,000, one of $40, 900, one of
$4,000, one of $4,000, one of $1,000 one of
$4,000, one of $4,000, one of $4,000, one Of
$4,000, one of $4,000, twenty-five of $1,000,
fifty of $500, and three hundred and seven.
teen of $500. few dollars spent in this
way have been known to make men rich.
Are not men poor from choice, then, when
they fail to do this? Secure tickets and
wealth may be yours.