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5 jMTERTISE3IENTS. 5 DIED. i JHJW er Houston. Tei, February 5. JfcSX I.

W. DOW, la tli 38th jotr of fyrirgfieU), Mo, papers please i flii Friday. leb. 10, JRS2. at 1 1 :3 A.M., Mrs.

ANASTA8IA MURPHY, native rramr Wexford. Ireland, afre.l Ti year, a rsal atat el I hi city tor ths put 34 years. Her funeral will lake p'a na on Saturday Evo is ft, at 3 00:01 from tie rejldenc ol her ood, Them. a. Morphr, Nu.

311 "a Te T'cliore atrecr. Bear XtojAo. 7 he frknda and acquaintances are rpct folly inn ted to attcad. PADIK la this city, cn Friday niirht, Rirr lO Ui 10 o'clock. ra tn UlitVEl TAliUI.B Btre ot Ian: eric k.

Ireland, aged 30n ytatt, TheXJlendaard aiqnantanoea of her hasoand n4 ol her aiater aro Invited to a U1 at fnrral, irchsh wll take place at a cljck This (SatnrAay If Tenia at the o.tnei of larais cJ St. An aiieeU. THEDKBICK On Friday. February 10. 18SZ, Uttocioek A.

CATHERINE aflLKR, vifevt Jcbn K. Frederick, ag ed 27 years, mtive ol Vcv Or Iran. Tie fronds of the Frederick and Miller fam auao the merobea ol the boot hern UMBai BexoTolent AaaociaUou, are respect fnUj inTlted to atUrd the fonenl from hrlto McUeace. So 60G St Claude street, between FimahmtD and JLlyaian Fields streets on Bit ri7, Februa'y 11. at a o'clock, P.

M. DT RT On FrMay, Febmu 10. 188 at 130 P. sear Ja I iip.l City J. Y.

DY 8A KT, Md 37 years, a rail of I relaad, aid a resldtaaof Orleans for thirty years. TXefsmoral win Laka place oo 8oolay Morn httkrurj 12, at 9 o'clock, irons toe residence Jfrs.J. A. Weib lng. So.

244 Sixth street. jds4eeC the fanCy are reapecfully unted to tttnaii HakUrrille. AU. paper please copy, i IN MEMORIAM. EaQFeUcan Mntnal EeneTolent Asuooiatiati, ftv Orleans, Feb.

10, 188. it haa pleased the Almighty to re train onr midst oar exempt brother, THXa I A.VIT. it ie Xeaerred. That the Pel lean M. B.

A. deeply MOaMslmsi that la hie demise it has lost tie at the most anive ted devotee members. It ia farthermore Basetred, That there resolutions be pab Jiihta' tn the Kew Orleans Bee and Picayane. JCLS C. BIS5ARS, ChAiiman, ARTHUR HE BERT, J03.

FERNANDEZ. JAB. DCK, A. BE5EY, B. EOIBDOBF.

VISIT THE CHRISTIAN WOMAN'S EXCHANGE, 41 eutd 43 Beerben street, 0m block and a halt below Canal street. 0ea freaa 7 A.O.t 6 P. M. EaUsreom supplied with every variety of ar hoth xacfnl and ornamental. Materials KeealBgton mbrolde.

kept oeaataaUy on iaci xrellemt meals aerred In luDCh room at sodente priceA 8trnjrers and residents are jrriXetf to call and Inspect both departments. TXt 8a Wei m8 Jp ZZAXD FAKCI DRKSS AVO MASK BALL, To be tirtn by the Arlington Glee Club, At the Odd Tcllows' flail, 8eirey, Feet swry 18, 1S2. yrVrts 91 50 7 I Jw1X lnTiUtlona apply to R. L. Reia, 158 letpseae atreet, Cnarles J.

Jacob, 375 Deca tBtatreetj te 8 S. Well, care P. O. Box 1330. Fl2 td OBAND CONCE11T ere4 to Kn J.

SMITH and H. N. BRASD, 1 1 ALL, jCaner Raronne aad PereJdo street, rrliaj Kraal Ft. 17, ceassaracln at Con i tins; of TOCAL AD ITRC3IETAL. aXETCHJCS and a FaRCK, Vt Best Amaieara of the ty.

Also Utile XAt HALL, la ReiUUon, eon; and Dance; and Maser GEO. fl Ji Adau(ien to conclude with lar P. WKRLKIN'S, i Clsueet, aad at the Hall, nUhi of Oon tqct. F12 16 17 O'yitt Cantrea, Frytaalsi rret, be tv TCsehiSKtoa aed telxtb Me v. V.

K. I. Bect.r. Semeea every CiDAT at 11 A. and 7:30 P.

M. 8tranere ekesM. F12 It a. Ok HTMvlBlea Ma 193 8c Charles r4. Adjoeraea aleeuns; on i Vi.5158, 13th at 7 Si o'clock.

All mem wrs are reqaeeted to attend, aa important amil MaiTiH he traaaae'ed By oroer DAVfcY, Preiidenr. ITCHABD WALSH. Bee. Bee'y. F12 If Hall Fetlcaa BfatasU Beaevalanc Aewacia a Theeffieer and members are hereby son i attend toe reveler monthly mwtmx.

to held oa MONDAY, rebruary 13. at 8 P. at the hall. No. 61 Bienville By order A.

L. TiSiOT, Preslrtent. i gpni.T eecretury. Vli It 3 Laaielaaa Haee Couspany, Hew Or Feb. 1A, lrii2.

The oineers and intra raiiiasair are hert by noUOod to avtecd a 1 nueuag SDSDAV. Feb. 12th. at li Inspection of eiuipnieats. vTiot: Bf.

J. FITZMORBIS, Forowian. Zl A. HEXDZMAJgM, Beo'y. fl lt A5TID MA LE OB FBM ALEL TO TAKE White and Bieavuo streets.

F12 lt 15TKJA SO. 1 COOK, MAN OR WO maa. immediately, at 17 Bfc Charles TT7. F12 lt VaStjsb a womajt to cookTwarh sn boa tor a faav Uy of three also a nurse JrrsiaJaaa. Picayane oaice.

F12 If TVASTiI A MIDDLJC AOED COLORED wonan (a it hoot any inenmbraneee) to a ui rron end 1 rht housework. Inqaire at' AMS Best aura ot. lStf Cutooh'ue F12 2f 'AXTiD TO 8KL.L A RESTAURANT, Cyt Baioon and Bsr Feom, well located "a cliy and havtara rood ran at bsatea. 7 te LJLHTA RA lck Box, Wo. 132 Ofcee, oty.

F13 lf "iSTID BY A RELIABLE AND umeniaiy competent person, a place as r. is will ire; to make herself nsftil. tmrire'etf an Invalid, ot motherless chl; oraaagedeonple. Can gtte beit of reter i rply by letter te cor oe of aielooiueno ertrt, Mr, sad Mr. Xc.

F.2 lt STEDTEar" OR TWE5TV FiMV thirty or forty geatlszuea orotar JKlastriaas tenants tor my cotton and P'Mtaiioa in MutsKsippt. LocaUen ana ian very productive. Comfortable crteam and auppliea will be fur re4 workers, who mast come well Jvz For term and prtlcalars apply Ktd rsigaea, o. W. TKRBltl L.

No. 63 utteet. Sew Orleans. F12 St A FARMER, SOtER lA'D 'J jjua. bavtnsreenuol of aneffeouve a 1 to 20 colored teea laborers, wlU meet as aMlstaot overseer Untaiioa at mostUy wm labar liUl nwnthly.

aood tu. wither without tsmlftes, and a norae te himself and family Apsly, ne, F.O. Eox 113. New Iberta, iu Fll eaWe 5 ROOMS, 82 DELORD Fl 2f, Sound Advice TO OUR VISITORS. Remember well that foT Colls, Coughs, A8ta ma, Bionchttl.

I ii flam matt on of the LuDgs aarl rtiost Hpittiir ot ulcod, WhooplDK CouKti, a'so all ltilanimatr. di'orttra, sach asRheuaia tltm, Diarrnea and Bj sentory, DncoDge's Celebrated PECTORAL BALSAMIC SYRUP id the eldest and best preparation ever oim tor the above This really ni eifulSynip. itbcs, owu; to 1 a pecol'ar mj usiili o. do not jrn.ent. bac been la PUH.

I ll in.NHI.E.N'CKsiiif 1S2U. Visitors saf fciit'B triin any rf He s'wve complaints are it si enrnJiv inA it il to est Us Treat curative i is tj tixng it a trial Or be 1st of January, 1832, will pat np my boii of yran in a paste board so labeis will pat on the bottle the tnaciiptlen on the bt.x i. 1 read thus PECTORAL BALSAMIC SYRUP, In Pabllo Ccutitlence since 18J9. L'i eicl and by F. E.

DUC0XGE, Sole Proprietor. Laboratory, 1 07 Royal New Orleans. 81 PER BOTTLE. For nali at wholesale and rota 1 bv A. CABBOCC'HK, at Chartres street I.

ikliYOSb, oarnerCampaulOrav.er. F. JT. HART A CO TchoupUoulae sUeit. F.

FREDERICKS!) IT. Canal srreet. OEO.R. HXLBY 35 Magazine BtretV II BJ VET. cor.

(Jha Ires and RienviUe U. Alio by all retail Flg i uWt Frilm2dp Second Grand Fancy Dress, Mask and Calico Ball, Salarslay Evealaa Febraary 11, 18S By the COTTON YARDMEN'S BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION AT QRUNEWALD HALL. of Airasgements JAB. MCCARTHY, Chalrmm. John Goerts, as Morris, A.H.

Plieler. Tno. J. Bath. Invitations can be had from any of the members.

Tickets ONE DOLLAR J2'JFe5 t.l A. N. T. Hrasooarrrra Beaeveleat Assc iatioa, Louiaiana Division, Army of Northern Virpisia. No.

5tf St Charles' street New Or leans. Feb 10. 1832. The legaiar monthly ineetlrK of thi associa'ion will be hell xt headquart rs on SATURDAY, Feb 11, at 7: i'J P. sharp.

By order: FRANCIS T. NICHOLLS, President. JNO. J. FITZ PATRICE, Rc fiec'y.

F10 EMiVE Alaseale Albert Pike Lodse of Pefectloa No. 1. This body will meet 111 to (Hlurlav Jh.VENIN, February 11. 1882. at 7 o'clock.

In the Chapter Room. Urand Lodre Hall, corner rt. Charles and Perdido streets. JSnsiuess: Conterrinr darreee. THOMAS CRIPPS.

33d Vegrev. Fll lt Secretary. CHRISTIAN WOMAN'S KXCHANOK, 41 aad 3 Bonibon LeeKna in Drawing, China Painting and Water Colors oc Tuesdays. Thursdays aad Satnrcaya, trom 13 to 2 P. M.

Charg monthly 2 lessons) lor estiie coarre. So. Z. RONDEAU. F12 It FOB SALE SEWING MACHINES AT $10 each.

Corner Camp and Erato. F12 It TX8 BALE FIVE LAROF JERSEY AND EBRilsh milch cows. Apply tn MICHAEL DTJFFY. corner Wl ite and Bienville streets. F12 It PEREMPTORY 84.LK.

THBES CHOICE DOUBLE COTrAfiE3, Nca. 128, 130, 132, 134, 136. 133 Louisiana ATenne, tetween Magazine and Constaace street, eligibly located and in spicodlU, order. EEVKH CflOICfi BUILDINO LOTS GROUND, in the fiixtu District high ground hi If gqaae from cars. On ea" terms, by At.Ct.on.

BY W. I. HODGSON, AaetioDeer Oaice No, 13 Carondelet street On SATURDAY, February 25, 1882. at 12 o'clock, at the St. Charles AucUon Kxchxnre.

will be sild 1. THOSE THREE ELIGIBLY LOCATE NXAT AND WELL BUILT DOUBLE COT TAG RESIDES CE3. known as Nos. 123, 130, 132, 134. 130 and 138 Louisiana Avenue, between Magazine and Constance streets (in the square bounded by Delachaise street), containing 12 rooms in each double house, hand semely finished, wlthfras throughout, sepsrare cisterns to each teueoieot, very stylish in appearance, on shady side of street and all centlj repaired and painted, in perfect order, and yielding, each.

$30 per month. EACH DOUBLE HOCSE is on a lot of ground measuring about 35 9Tl20 feet, A superior investment, end may be inspecte 3 on application to auctioneer tor card of admis "SfsEVEW CHOICK LOTS OF GROUND in the Sixth District, In square beundod by Maxaslae, Oonstance, Valeac and Bordeaux streets high ground and in a choice and lni provin Deighborhood. THE WH OLE as per plans, which may be sees at the place of sale. TERM a AND CONDITIONS One third or more cash, and the balance an one aod two years, with 8 per cnt. Interest and all the nsutl secn lty clauses Ten per cent, to be paid on the spot to bind the sale a A eiaot sale before Bonny.

Esq. public, 44 Exchange alley at the expenseof the purcba! lnc tiding the txes dae and exlgl ble in 1882. IS td E. Offner's Immense Attractions and Great Bargains in China, Crockery. SkuTtre, Pbtd Wirt, aad Hoose Forsishiog Coeds, ALL OF TBI LATEST IMPORTATIONS AND NEWEST DESIGNS.

Remember, OUB PBICKS are CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE la tie South. Agent for te CKXJiBKATElY KIERCEB CniNA Dinner, Breakfast and Tea Sets, oompriain 177 PIECES, tor 14, AT E. OFFNER'S, 174 CBal straw 174 Near Dxyadea street, efl gm2dp FIRST MORTGAGE On COTTON PLANTATIONS, lor one. two and three years, arranged lor oar customers, in sums ot $2000 and upwards. 8HATTUCK HOFFMAIT, Factors, Ja26 SdpU 46 Union st.

New Orleans. L. fT A tall Bne of COOB1INO andHEATINQ STOVES. Sole agent lot ColnmbiiB" totes, Ca4tln4f tor ail our Stores constantly oa hand, and parnonoar acvsn ha tr sTTWtMl AivO Soo as4 eatterikc lstButl Z. 'v i i vf SATURDAY'S APTBE1TOOU EDITION Qitjt hunting IJicastttit.

rTICHOLOJC CQn PKOPKIKTOBS. MRS. E. NICHOLSON, GEO. NICHOLSON' PATIRDAY EVEMKG, FEB.

11, 1SS4. A USEMEUTS TJTIS BVXSIS9. SRAND OPERA HOUSE Sharps and Flats Rubeon and Crane. ACADEMY OF MU8IO Pstchwork." Sslsbnry's Troubadours. T.

CHARLES THEATRE Haverly's Mastodon Minstrels. THE SUNDAY PICAYUNE. The paper from thia. oltice to morrow mornlcg will be, as usual on San data, a mammoth sixteen pae paper HUe with such Information as a lire ma a or women matt have. It Will oonraln all the news of the day, borne and foreign, gathered by reporters and correspondents or rao5lred by wire.

It will have In It the "Society Bee's" notes on eneJety, C' ravine CMe's "Tea Table the Cmb," spicy letters fron i aria anl New York, also fashio: dramatlo aDd mre'cal notes, wl'h i 'uo'y edlto ria's and choice pre id etcries, and a well eeleced m'eoellany of the beat matter, making the Sunday Plosyuue most Iq tereetrBg and beat paper publlched In the Sonth. To Advertisers. Oax advertising friends who hare favors to be Inserted In the Sunday exlltaon of the Picayune will pleaee send them In early In order to Insure their having a goed place. The olil gold craze is dying out. One drop of honey bee gets another.

The clock run down fails to come to time. Song for the beer drinker: With all thy faults I love the still. The census report is perfectly correct. No one can 6hov that it is not. A letter carrier mast lie tweiity one years of age and able to rote.

Julian Hawthorne's new novel is called Dust." It should be rather dry reading. Dentists have more to do with pleasant smiles than the most intelligent society man can imagine. There is no sncli thing as a square piano. And the piano called upright is tryin? tostaad on its aide. Quacks have been using mucilage and beeswax for vaccination.

Neither take very well with the people. One of the fresh publications of the da3 is "Salt Sayings," issued at Bay City, in the interest of Bait. Mrs. Cashel Iloey's new novel is called "The Question of Cain." The qtloation with Adam was how td raise Cain It is not understood how a mau con go to Congress on Government rations; hut such things have beon done. Oscar wants to see an American spring.

The charrpion of knee breeches should visit Nebraska, or Nevada. The Union Generate that failed in Paris, recently, was probably sqme retired ofheer of the United States Army. A Western editor saj of Guitean: The assassin has the cheek of a brass donkey." The remark is a cruelty to animals. Musical cranks think that the taste of a child should be humored. The email boy generally wants lo play on a drum.

Tomb Thumb is a Spiritualist; but not a medium. The Norristowu Herald thinks his size is mucli smaller thau the medium. Chesterfield said that no true gentleman would ever move fasttr thnn a walk. There were no bank runner in his time. It is better to be hoaest for tho cf policy than to be a natural scouudrel.

That is, it is a little better, and better for the community. The monster of the deep is cvned by a Whaling Company' Tho small buy reniembois bis last whaling but it ru3 not before company. A brohen column wiH bo placa over the grave of Miles O'Reilly tunt is. if the committee in charge is not broken be ior the thing is paid for. If Guiteau could have had the benefit of a city phygiciuu who left lyins about loose ceriilicates of insanity signed in blank Le would have been ail rijht.

Clergymen intending to sick enough to bo. sent abroad this summer, while the congregation 13 at the watering places, should hlo their applications early. Some doctors say rich food is conducive of small pox. It' people cannot get their trunks away from the boarding houses where the arc now stopping, they must stay and diet. Mcaness is cry cheap.

Yon ean insult seme well meaning person by sending a iiye cent valentine. A Valentino that ill be agreeable, hand painted and Leantiful. must cos; money. The next time a stranger carries concealed weapons he shonld leave them at Only well known hoodlums, who live and vote io tha city, can carry ea pocfl withoat being molested. jfow! and then, tha country lieaxs of an.

intelligofit cabinet ffia 5 Secrfe lary Folger 'ecenUr refosed to pnat lirs Ba' frie In an" album that contained the 'Mtof xaph oithe assassin Qxtte. 11 LA AND EIVEE IMPKOVEMENT. The approaching celebration of the bicentennial anniversary of the discovery by JA 8ile tbi mouth of the mighty nver inrougn wnicn tne prooucto twenty States go to 6ea 'and a market offers more than one advantage to the people of New Orleans and of the great valley. The festive occasion of the joyful gathering of tho historians, antiquarians, and literati of the inland cities is suggestive in more than one sense. It bricirs before the mind's eye not merely the lonely voyage of the venturesome discoverer as he, first of its navigator 3, 'descended the great stream to its embouchure, but the panoramic procession of Lis fcuccessors, from the primitive flat boat to tho palatial steamer of our day, two centuries of craft manned by prowess, regarding not hardship, devoted to the development of commerce.

It is wonderful panorama. Its path is the highway of a nation's trade, and the obstacles Which nature has planted therein are not greater than a nation's fckill can obviate. And why should not Eentiment and business bo allied Why should not the genius of the past swell and burst the narrow Channels ol trado and barter? Why should not merchandise lift itself for a day to the sublime height of poetry It is romance and poetry which La Salle wrought. It is history which heinspired. It is commercial prosperity which has followed his footsteps.

If we admire the bold relief of the everlasting mountains which shut in our great valley on either hand, we find no less to admire in the imperial river which brings to us so vast a commerce. Its practical utility to man is that which crowns it with majesty. But as a commercial factor the river is at this time making its strongest appeal. As a sure means of restraining within reasonable bounds the extortionate charges of transportation monopolies, the channel possesses supreme value. The necessity of rendering it adequate to the demands of the commerce which relies on it is the necessity of the whole valley, twenty millions of people.

The demand of these people that a reasonable fraction of the taxes whialvthey pay for the needs of the common government shall be devoted to the improvement of this channel, must ultimately lve granted. But it will not be granted until it makes itself so elearly heard that it is "recognized by the whole land. One of the plainest necessities of such a demand is tbat it shall be repeated incetsantly in order that it may be heard. And how shall it be repeated in a more flensing melody than when set to the umi: oi Lis march to the sea And how shall it be heard with greater pleasure than when wreathed with the poetic graces of romantic history And how shall it appeal more strongly to tired business than when combined with lestfui etory If the hoards of commerce and trado tLe vimous business bodiwf thai upper vallej should receive an invitation from tho combined mercantile organizations of New Orleans, to attend the LaSalle celebration, to enjoy tho pleasantest month of the spring, in the pleasantest city of the valley, to giyc a day to history, to poetry, to adventure, to the spirit of tho heroic past, and then, in the very mouth of the river, where LaSalle erected the cress, to resolve themselves into an impromptu convention for the improvement of the river and its naviga ble tributaries, pleading, in the very words of the great convention of at Memphic, ''That it is expedient and proper for the next Congress to make an appropriation sufficient for clearing out the snags and makiny other nteessary improvement to the navigation of the great Western rivers," and reinforcing the belief of the convention of twenty one States aud two Territories at St. Louis thirty six years afterward.

tbat the Mississippi Kiver and its navigable tributaries, the great inland wat.erwavs prt'paruu by the Creator for the use of the people, are most important and valiiiiblf pnrt of the iia tional domain, rer to all. It gone? Iherete. of M'jhi), and cilording to the wholo ptoi'le that competition in transportation which bent; tits Loth producer and consaimer alike," not only would tho call of New Le heeded and the attendance ixt the celebration lo doabled, but the voice of the Great West crying for help to L'orprress would bo doubled business reinforced by the genius of hi tory. It would no longer be tho cry of lt'ir 2 for improvement, but tho swelling voice of two hundred years. It would no longer be the dry and tasteless explanation of a need of trade, a want of hut the romantic story of a valley's growth and grandeur, and a poetic prophecy of its greater development, l'EABL SOCIAL CLUB.

On Wednesday evening last an entertain Bient wss xven b7 tats Pearl Social at the residence of one of ho members, Nr rry8dca atieet. THe rooms weru cro wdtd with ladies and their and dancing was kept up utitll the morniaK. Tbf entertainment rf.fl Vied credit upon the officers, who are: F. OwertiB, Presi dent: M'ls J. Trenohaiid, Vtia President; J.

A. Benard, Secretary W. Wilson, Treas arer. A MEGLIGEN'T OFFICIAL Although frequent ooTnplants have been made to th farmer or the Cwoilton Market, I'aut Heca tr, regardtuff tiia filthy in atttpu of tb market hens ana the oad condition of the lamps thertiot no attention has been paid to tUe completac. The aathor l'ie will uoabtless see that Htier Vrt9tma his duties when the state of affiirs is made known to them.

ALG18R9 ss feend lyiDs; on the sidewalk; ieVrnTpioye Wr. Covell, oafetera Ht wbere cp t3 lS aOvOaars she tr3 9011 ln LATEST TELEGRAPH ON WALL STREET. GOLD FLOWING BACK TO EUROPE COITON HIGHER AND CELLING FREE BAILROAD INSPECTION, ETC. (BFBCIAL TO THJJ PTOATeNB.1 New Yobk, Feb. 11 Go sUIpnaents to day, 1800,000.

A larse auirraat ii expeoted to go neat week. Sterling arm. Cotton opened higher, with free sellers at the advance. Ranger Lhman say the atock of actual cotton must be cut down before the market can safely advance. Eastern directors of the Illinois Central have pone on a tour of inspection, including the St.

Lcuia and New Orleans branch. POLITICAL. LesUIarJen In Vlralela. P.rciiMOD, Feb. 11 The Readjuater caucus latt n'ght lndoncl the bill far re dlstrin tte State Into twelve Jadlclal the giving tne Governor authority to appoitt all commissioners of sale; and the Senate bill repealing tha wbipplog post law.

The auditorsbip question was disease ed at length. Mr. Hale, one of the jur Rear1 asters who bolted ths can cus on caconnt of the effort to dictate who should be MMseyV clerk, made a long speech, and promised finally to abide by the decision of the cau ens If was givea another chance. It was thereupon decided to rescind too ptevlons aciton in nominating 8. Brjwn Allen, end to take another vote for Auditor next Tuesday night.

The caucus adjourned at midnight. THE RAILROADS. Washington and Ohio Road to bo ReseU. Richsigsd, Feb. 11.

In the Circuit Court this cl y. yesterday, Judge Wilford rendered a decision in the case of Henry Lewis and others against the Washington and Ohio Railway Company, ordering the road to be teeold. The purchaser at the previous sale has twenty days within which to comply with the compact of his parchaie, on the liquidation of additional costs incurred and payip? Interest on the defaulted $30,000 11 ret Installment of the purchase money. SMALL POX. Tn Brunswick Cenniy, Virginia.

Petkksbubg, Feb. ll. Four new oases of email pox have broken ou In Red Oak District, In Brunswick county. Two deaths have occurred. There are now 13 pa lents In the hospital.

The authorities of tie Norfolk and Western Railroad, In oonse i u. soe of the prevalence of small pox, have i sicd otders prohibiting tto carrying of I aesenxcra on freight trains. CRIHES AND CASUALTIES. Fire In Lyachbr, fa. Ltscp.elbg, Teb.

11. A Are at 8 o'clock this mt ruing completely destroyed three tor. houses ion Main street, occupied by J. if. Pobhltt, shoe merchant J.

Cltrt. jeweler; D. Hill man elotbler, and U. Aocon sini, conleotloner. Loss about 910,000, covered by ineuranoe.

The fire ws the rear It incendiary action. MISCELLANEOUS. Relief for the Widows and Orohaas jnidlethlau. Eichmosd, Va, Feb. 11.

The Relief Committee appointed by the citizens meeting have gone actively to wotk la behalf of the widows and orphans of Midlothian. The oity has beon laid off In dls tucis ana canvassers appointea to solicit contributions. The Odd Fellows of families if several of the victims who were memneraoi tne looge at miaxouiiaa. Cod tilbut ions are com is la from various IjUntWl. OTW.W.f y.wvww.

v. www amwera to the appeals for aid will be gen eral ana aiuiuc. an afteraeon paper in this city, amounts to neariy iww. a dent of the general work of the Relief Committee. AU the Ceiton In the World.

Kew York. Fob. 11. The total vltlbls supply of cotton for the world la 3,161,799, ot which 2.536,083 is American, against and 2.41P.0W) respectively last year. Tennessee Funding BUI Declared Unceo stltatlouul.

Kev Yobk, Feb. 11 A Nashville, t.p&c'al eajs Ihe Supreme Court has decided that the funding act Is unoonatltntional. DOMESTIC MAKRETS. Kit York, Feb. 11.

Noon. Cotton iirm; Oif.ii' tin 1 1U. Wood Ordinary 10 7 16, Striot HiH.d Oidlnaiy 10V Low fiitrtdiiug 11 5 ltf, MitltJlinK 1134, Middling Orleans la 1 10; sales sr'i liales et evenmg 100. Futr.res Heady sivles 83.0CO bates; Feb 11.70ill 71, March 11.8211.83. April 12.0113 My ia.l8ia.l9, June 12 309 July 12 4012.50 tioll one eiooplnjr; wheat heavy, less AuH and lowor corn, moderate Ousl tir shi "i lower: pork quiet aad arm at V5 laidal on steady at $1 1 3t apuits of mn, Titlu ft 53 'onfn a.

S3 3'2 35. xsalumgue, Feb. 11. Flour quiet and wn wheat Southern dull, vvestem lower and active, South ern red 1 40. amber $1 iial 43, No 1 Wary land SI 40.

No. 2 Wmu tern winter red slot Sl 38 31 364. February fl Sial 3fl. March 1 S6nl April 1 ilfSi. 40, May 140' eai 401.

July 1 21 al "i7g cO' PoiitJitm iiniJT. Wesrern eaMer and inactive. Southern white 77, yellow t9 r70. BOHBY AND STOCKS. Ntw York.

Feb. 11, 11 A. M. The stock market oreued but the main "jel per i i.t. Mcherthac etferdaa cloeina; prices.

Ve latter Jti JSorfoll: an Wet.trn prefene whi.e Hlrhwoi il and Darixiite opened H04h as a raiast 202205 at yestfToaja close, C. O. and I. however, was 7H per cent, lower. Ja ms eaily tiesliiiK the matfvt advanced 4l' ter eeDt I nirtvilie and Naahvlile.

llichinontl, ind aiiviL'e and Manhattan Elevated bcina; pwa'd movement. At 11 clocia reaction of Mtfl Vr cent nlace. Hannibal and 6t. Jcseph preferred lead r5 kw "ork. Feb 11, Noon.

Money 6tte pones are moderately active, aovernmects ara cerajlv uncfcanre. Sew voiiK, Feb 11. Noor. Exchsiure quiet, bankers' day 83349 do. ti3 days 447 4.851: ccmtcercial bO flays FOREIGN MARKETS.

Uvekpool, Fpb. 11. Noon. Cotton firm; soles estimated at 10,060 bale, 10O0 fur export aed epecnlstion; Middling TJ planes Mirt filiog Orleans ti receipts 6,400 bales, Aiotiican cone, i Futures firm February. February and March 'delivery.

0 15 4 March and April 6 17 April and Way 6 19 32d May and June 6 21 June and July 8 11 1623 2352d July and Anfrnst 6 25 820., August and September 6 13 27 32H Feb. 11, P. Cotton unchanged seles IO.O0O bates; 1000 iexport and eiietrclatloa sales AaorirB 85 SO. "Futures atdet Fehraary an March 6 "at J. i yKy nj v.

An decant nnt s'ct stoA ot aUmtnulsv watch, Jeweiry atitt Uverwara at Hero, floutahl, M8S. OaartM 9VK9Umkh ''k MARGARET. FUNERAL CERXaiORIES IN RESPECT TO THE MEMORY OF THE BIOBXST TYPE OV A CHRISTIAN WOMAN. The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Haughery, which ooenrred on Saturday morning, was of the moat Imposing character.

At half past 9 o'clock the cortege formed in front ot Bt. Vincent Orphan Asylum, corner of Magazine and Race atreets, while the casket was being covered In the chapel of that Institution, and prsyera for the dead were being said by the Key. Father Hubert. The order of the funeral procession was as iouows: xne Uitaoiu clergy la carriages; Mgr. Allen, Very Rer.

Father Butler, and Rev Fathers Hubert, Smith. Fitzgerald. O'Aeil Darfela, McKlnery, Astuaroni, Aodrienx, Oelsen. Kenedy and Broqaere. Then followed the hea se ooatainlag tte casket enclosing the remains The pall bearers were: Oov.

MoEuery, Ex Gtv. Nlcholls, Mayor Shakspeare, Bernard KoHz, Charles Mac ready, Nicholas Borke, George Nicholson, Thoa J. 8emtno, Schmidt, C. Tylor Gauche, M. Mua eon, and J.

G. Dovsreaux. Filltwltig thfee, in carriages, were two Infants of St. Orphan foot, the remalcder of the orphans ot that Institution and those ot the Ktw Or'eaua Orphan and St. Elizabeth Asy inme, in charge of the Sisters of Charity; the boys of 8:.

Mary's Asylum and the girls of the Immaculate Conception Asylum, in charge of tbe 81ters Marlonltes or the Holy Cicss; tbe children of Mount Carmel Asylum, In charge of the Carmelite Nans those of the Protestant Episcopal Orphans' Home; the Poydras Asylum, and the colore 1 orphans, In charge of tha Bisters of the Holy Family. FoHowlog then, In oarrlagfs, were the Slater a of Charity, Slaters ot ths Good Shepherd, the Daughters rf Christian Caar lry, and the CarmeUto Nuns. In carilsger, and on foot, followed a host of sympathizing friends and admirers of this noble woman, who, by their presence, tvlco' their high appreciation of the life and services of Margaret, in behalf of the orpb ns and of the suffering poor. Not only waa this respect shown In pro cession to the honored dead, but all alcng tbe line of the funeral inarch to the ciurjr, and from the church to Bt. Louis Cemetery, No.

2 The streets, sidewalks, balconies and wlrdowa were thronged with uiourncrr. Among these were Gena. Meyer. Osden and sen regard, the Rev. Dr.

A. J. Wltherspoon. aud a host of other representative men, regardless of color or sect. The ladies of every denomination assembled by thousands, thus proving that rarely if ever was such a general ompourlng of reepeot and true sorrow evinced in any community at the death of an humble individual as was shown on Saturday morning while the remains of Margaret Haugherty were being conveyed to the tomb.

Udou arrlvinr at St. Patrick's Church the fl alt bearers had arreat difficulty In bsatlnir he reuifttce through the centre aisle, owing to the dense throng of persons assembled. Not only was this aisle. but those to the right and toft, the body of the ohuroh, and even the galleries tnronrea wibb people. The funeral eemnoaies ware by tte Most Rev.

MoaaUnoT Alien. Aroh bUbop Pershe readlsfr ths pravers after mass, ana tne veiieraoie v. vainer aa bert edoslasT the service with aa eloquent sermon, choosing for his text the wordi of Margaret: las been good tome. I am His child. Let Him do to me as He may please." Father Hubert referred to tha Christian life and charaoier of Margaret, as a noDie example for others to Zoltow.

The services being concluded shortly after coon, Ihe procession petormel and marched to the cemetery. A CROOKED CHIKIE. On Friday sight a Chinaman named James Lewis complained to the police that one of his countrymen. Darned Alto, had knocked him down and robbed him of tiso. Sergeant Wilkerne accompanied Lewis to a house on Bonibon, between St.

Peter and Toulouse streets, where be arrested Alto aad broacat a charge against him for rob aery and aasault and battery. Lewis was detained as a wit new. MISDEEDS AED MISHAPS. R. D.

Gibbons, an engineer, waa arrested at o'clock Saturday morning on St. Charles, street, hear Common, having been found suspiciously near the entrance of No. 13 St Charles street. As he oould give no food account of himself he was locsed tip. A fractious hone, attached to a bugy.

ran away from In front of No. 9 street on Friday morning, and Into a street car. slightly tn luring tbe male, and then a furniture wagon. The buggy was only slightly damaged. Hugh Rially.

who assulted and wauuded his driver, a negro named Charles Dallas, whose team had become stalled In mud hole on Totonppoules street, several days ago, was arrested on Friday by Cour; Officer Guerln, on a warrant. W. attorney, while drank, became excessively abusive and created a disturbance, at the corner of Exchange Alley aad Bienville street, on Friday night. Ho a'fO and beat C. Harrison for all of which he was looked up in the Th'rd Station.

About worth of damage resulted from a small blaze at the residence of Mr. Hsn non. No 68 ElysUn Fields street, at 9 o'eiook Friday night. The fire waa by tne BHjCBron. Thos.

Whalen rescued a prisoner from a court officer, but was himself arrested at the comer of Love and B.yslan Fields streets on Friday night. i VITAL STATISTICS. Beoorded at the offlee of Board of Haitt, Saturday, February 1L 1882i BIRTHS. Mrs. Henry Ehrensing, a boy, Feb.

7. Mrs. James P. Coll, a girl. Jan.

22. Mrs. John W. Sahuaue, a alrl, Jan. 25.

Mrs Oeo. Schenck, a boy, Nov. 14, 1881. Mis. C.

Maurice Bay hi, a girl, Feb. 4. Mrs. John J. Knhner, a boy, Feb.

B. Mrs. Geo. W. Palfrey a girl, Feb Mr.

Cbas. B. Lanusf a girl, Feb. 11. Mrs Peter Kamme, a boy, Feb.

8. Mrs. An ton; Ouillo, a girL Feb. 3. AJRRI AOE8.

Joseph Gabriel and Miss Mary C. Watsonu Mosef fslieridaa and Miss Dera Ril). Joseph fiattalore and Mis Caroline John Koblnson and Miss Annie baalth. OE ATRtS. Leonce Joseph Piseros, 48 years, 58 Piety "tMrs! John E.

Frdeilck, 37 years, 508 St. Claude ai ret t. Cbas Gardener, 97 years, Hotel Dieu. Nathan 4 years, Tovro Innrmary. Isidore Bernstein, 23 years, Tonro Indrmary.

James Campbell, 64 years, MagnoOa and Kiato streets. Mr. Deipttoe Marc, 75 years. St. Clande fend Orleans streets.

Mia Flora Pad in. 20 years, Marale aad St. Ann and, 67 years, St. Charles paiish. Death of Judg Power, Brown.

ville, Private telegram hive been received announcing the death of Hon. Bsaphen, Power, of Brown vlUe, the senior member of the law firm of Power A Wells, Judge Power was one of the foremost men of the border, and, at the time of bis daath. waa Brate Senator During the adm'ntstra on President Plereejie was llctor of Cos torn for the Btownsrllid Dlaict. Hotafon Port vy '4 Weak' Inngs. coughs ami eol Ts Cale'V "Honey of Horehocnd ana Tar wt.i cnr.

Pike's loothaehe Drops cure la on tJints. Oen. ZZanoock At Bqt The reporter of the tseatlael Star saw the command In form of Gen. Has cock oa tha gallery of the Arllnrtoa Hotel this morn. Inc.

and presenting his oard, was cordlaUy received oy tbe General. When did you leave Hew York Gen' oral 1" I left aw the nrs. eaase by way of BW Louis aad arrived here yesterday." Have you ever vlaficd tbe aprlags be forer Thirty eight years ago I passed over the eld mllltsry road, crossing tee Oaaehtta at Roekport. I heard at that time thai In vallds were then seekiosr roller from thasw admirable waters, and had a oorloslty see the A re you on an Atrial tour. General! "I have some Hi tie offlwal badaeaa at little Rock, bat otherwise say visit taut terly a private one I am en route to Mis alsslppl to visit my only ass, Russell Han eock, who Is now in charge of a large piee tattoo sear Clarksdale la thai State, as your springs have a world wide sepntatloa I could net resist tne opportanlty to visit this point on my way.

I heard a great del about the healing virtues of tbeae hot waters ears ago, and remember an lootdent where a stranger stopping at the old Anthony House, asked if any oee would )o'n him in a Thirteen stepped no and said they would take 'sugar la Here several of oar citizens approaohetl and shook hands with the General, who received them as pleasantly as aa old fibnd.l What do yen think ot ht political eat 1 i look, General I have nothing to do or say as to pabllo matters, and hope your visit wl'l be only 1 social one. You nave a wonderful place, t' will visit the springs with my family either in the, spring or next winter I am deeply, lmpret aed with tho Imports soe of proper aeUonon the part of Congress in deal inc. with this place. Your people have dona wonders In the way ot improvements, bat I think It Is the duty of the Govern meat to help jou. Thar Is no limit to the popularity of Hot Springs If the i sursousdlngs ate made (Weakest aad agree tble to visitors.

This narrow seek thragk ae valley will sot be large enough In time to pei ml tho numerous vehicles to pan bo tveen the town above and tho town below, No private claims should have been allowed to any one in this narrow valley." "How long will you remala here, Qsa era! 1 "I nented leave this afternoon, bat to ay remain uniu to morrow snorataa. cairlas es were la waiting to taka ie General no Hot Borlncs Mountain aadt uwer yvmw ui luiertii ot w.u wuttv vv vallev. The General is la aerfeet nealta and declined skins: a bath boeanso. as ao aaid, he was not her for that purpose. There Is general regret that be eannot make more extenaea visit to ear aity.

iist. Sentinel Star. Balm for Bondage. CLAIM OK AM AMKKICAJI CmZtTW AOAlRf MEXICO FUH I rilSORKEIT WITHOUT CAUBK. Cour selors Edward A.

Anderson and Jobs H. Few to day pre epared tha preliminary thefState Departmea at papers for filing in aablngton lo a salt lor damages, brought in behalf of Nebert L. Foalkeo, of Ho. 94S Fair hill street, against tho Mexican Government, for injuries and Indignities sustained by being taken prison by tho Mexican authorities without any reasoo, as he clAlsus. la October, 1880.

Fonlkes wss engaged by Mr. William S. Adams, who was in terse ed la snano nrm, to go tn isiaaaa or Areas and Aranas, la tho GsJf of Ataxloo. superintend tbe digging of soano. He tell Philadelphia May is, isso, with a number of men.

and arrived at Areaa Key, Juoa 12. They gathered a quantity of materials as samples, Mr. Fonlkes says, aad sailed tho text day for Arenas, where they arrived Jnceas. July 18 they shipped a cargo ot duano by the sohooner William A. Leverlns; to Baltimore.

They worked oa without meeting with any Interference, and 11 red tat l)mr eonld on tha aim oat da. stited and barren reef until October 21, when a Mexican mau ox war sailed no toward tbe Island. When wlthta about a mile off the shore the vessel fired a run and hoisted the Mexican oolora. Th tftlcers west ashore anA tbe naen wore arrested. The ottoers rofaaed to show any.

written authority, but hauled down the. American nag and hoisted the Mexican, flag In its place. The men wera taken to Cans peaohr, and, after three days, were released Ho means of ttrlag or trans were them. He eaye that they were merely cast adrift la foreign eountry," seven hundred Bailee. aws from American territory, and lett t.

make the besk of It He endeavored, be says, la every way aaeerloia the retson ot bis arreat, bat could obtain no eatUlao tory snswer. Ho Amerleaa Consul wss eta tlosed at the town. Fonlkes aueeoeied1 after a time In borrowing aaooey nongh so. make his way borne, and the others got oaear generally by the same mean'. Mr sToolkes oontraet with the guano Urns guarssateed him woiktor a year.

He claims damages to the amount of Claims have ai ready been put In by those who wore ass elated with him tn the adrenture. ''AioV 5,., dclpMa tpeeuxl to Chicago Ttmea. Rugar Men to Jfre f' A largely attended meetlBaT of rt fleers and Importers 2.1 Front street yesterday utternoorr Butler In the chair, for the pp' of cussing proposed reforms in thTir'ffBf following propositisns were reported frtm a sneoial committee An ad valorem duty of SS per oen I. on all cnVar up to grade No. 13 Dutoh standard In oolSref per cent, on all above No.

IS. 2. A peclflo duty of 1 per eat per poaed ou all sugar up to No. 13. and oa all sugar above No.

13 and up to Ho, 18 5. IHoJj on all grades from No. 16 to Ho. 20. ft.

A motion was made that oa off both ot the propositions be embodied In a reoosa mesdatlon to be seat to Congress, vat II was withdrawn by oommon eonaent. Mr. OBgood Welch offered the following terras, the object ot this meedog bsl ug to agree oa one or two methods and rates correa poncing thereto, la fair reUUon of aaaessing duty on sugar, melado aad mo lasses, vis: Ad valorem on all sugar no above Ho. Dutch standard la eolor, per cent. 1 above Ho.

I Dutch btaaard la color, c. as per eeot I on meeaoo, so vwiww wu mnlassrs 10 per oent; or. speolna, on all ssgar sot above Ho. 13 Dutch stands la eolor, 1 aent per pound j' above 1 It, and not above Ho. Date stand a eolor.

1U cents per pound ttjabove No. is a sot above Ho. 20 Dutch standard In oior. 1M cents per peuadt above Hovxt) Datoh standard In color, and on all reflaed loa cut Mai, crushed, powdered and graaulated. 2'a eenu per pound on melado, 6f per pound', and on molasses, 2'4 oents gallon there! oroi be It the oee ot the atorenUl methods, With Its oorrespoadlng rates ao afoxeaald.

reoafvtng a malortty vote bs'v supported unanimously by ths meeting. J.e roro too motion was iuwwnrst Havcmeyerarofe in a aomswhtt vehement masEfr, ctialncdt I do nottblnir that I hare' been fairly treatedin ttli.iauer. The proposed ai iu a and oeopeof this meeting bare been snis eprt8Ktf 4 to me." at tu us expressed himself, r. IT are tcejtr arnetUy arose and took Us Ovpr tare. Tire or focr other genu l.

u.ts ted his Criea of "Had until the mee'Jng were u' they were not fceeded uy the The motion waa kuiw. Journrfient one. of the genUeuieu ssidtoa8tarrer I do not iv that tb SBd importert ee i.t.d loou Oorgressvu 1 'H 1 rt the snatter cl 14 Alar, b't, 1.