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fok NEW YORK.
Louisiana and Ncw York Line of Packets
Tue Ships composing this line will sail from
Ne" Orleans and New York on every other NON
day-commchcing on the Goth Northumberland to
insure the punctualy in the time of sailing, tho
line Will hereafter consist of five Ships viz:
Ship lazoo, Captain Trask to leave OIL the Goth
November.
Ship Louisville, Captain Palmer. to leave on the
4,h December.
Ship Huntsville, Captain Eldridgc to leave on the
Ship V'cksburg, Captain Wpodhousc, to leave on
tho lst January.
Ship Mississippi, Captain Davis, to leave on the
18th Of January.
The above are all new, Of the first class, copper
a. ana copper fastened, and upwards of 500 tons
burthcn, arc of light draugit of water being built
in New York expressly for tho trade The price
OF passage is fixed at 100 dollars: their cabins are
ntten up IN tho most improved and convenient
plan, aud finished in neat and elegant STYLE -
Ample stores of the first quality will he provided
and every regard paid to the comfort and entire
satisfaction OF passengers, who will please take no.
.c' '',at no berth can be secured until paid for al,
the oit &C OF tic consiynccs.
These vessels are commanded by captains well
experienced in the trade, who will rive every nj
tcni'on and exert themselves to Accommodate They
VIII al MI times be towsd up and down the Missis.
sipp' by slcalnhoats. and tho s,rictcst punctuuty
observed IN the time Of sailing.
Inc owners OF these ship s will not be RESPONSE.
mt m 1,o,rd ,r ,l,,r y. I"'n"s', n'nt NY Ut
". on 'o'I" o' 'hen'' unless regular bill Of iadng
agent or owners Ear u Lou,.,g Iouse o. me
ID BEIN & a COHEN,
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Nv onLEA ~ n CilARLESTON PACKETS
4t ltls line consists of four vessels, all OF
ITEfF til" hTs' C. ASS, coppercd and copper fast.
chcH, and OF about 900 tons turhen.
WIN ~, h""oso"e accommodations Tor passengers.
lhtsc vessels are rpDI mnnI"d by captains wei
experienced IN tue trade, who will give every at
't,'''o"' uho exert themselves to accommodates the
A. ~, a'Pfe nc' VIII " lowed up aud down the
n''ss,ss''P'' anu 'eaVc re" Orleans "n or before
's 'I'" "'' '''n OF every month. Inc following
'es't,s e',"P"te me l'"r' VIZ
D. - 'uo'""' >n'''cs o. ion, master.
b. .''p'nan,' ); b. Thompson, 'nas'er.
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ESliE Subsc riers, Agents the extensive house of
I w. Il 5. Butcher, Sheffield, En"and have lust
tcnivcd very extensive set OF pa r.ts consisting of
lnhle and Dessert Knives Of description Pen,
Pocket, DIX, and Spear point Knives; Rnzors Sris-
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exhibit the trade Tor oreis Terms and conditions
Will lie made known at the time.
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HAT:S-l3 {, ~c- Gnh Russia hats yariuus uualfNr
q broad lim- and low crowns landing from .hr
ST. Louis, for sale by | BRIDGE n Co,
N.Y. 1871 Magazine It
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4 OUIS' Medical Books-Lous Pluhiss; do.
IL blopdlettingia new supply, ,ec'dby
tea A TOWAR, ~ CAM
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Missouri tnp-5'll cola Allssnn.i bale rope
made all at hemp, III store, nud tor sal" hv
n3 bOGERT & HAWTHORNE E3 L,u.,er .,
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NEW GOODS.
SUMMONS HART"T Il (O-Are pow r,re;y;n

SIMMONS, IIARTT Il CO.-Are now receiving
~pcr ship Huntsville, Eagle, Merry Aml,cw High
antcr, French and German double head PLAYING cards:
sler belt aud pocket pistols; p,in ribbed and split
cussna caps; cap holders; Scissors, Eaznrs, zen.
yes; Giliot's commercial ami other steel pens; Nio-
us; Vul" strings shell, ivory and horn combs; waters;
k, head and leather purscs hair b,aids, front an,,
ac. rnsltts; negro pnNs; German and French cologne
water, Rowia.is maccasscr oil, imitation do; antique
aud bears oil portable desks and dressing cases. past
backing; satia and toilet glasses; convex mirrors; OPP
cal glasses and views; Indian h'as, bells and plumes;
ccorlcon, whit" w'ne toilet and shaving soaps; toilet
owdcr 'smctc wash balls; scented satin cushions;
pool stands; screw cushions; fancy bead chains and
ckaecs billiard balls; pocket books and Wallets;
German homes; razor straps; fine and common gum
elastic snspcners carriers do; Bells ucifer ,tches sill
yer pencils; Crryons, &c &c
The above in addition to former stock of fame
articles, makes assortment very complete. For sal
wholesale retail; as the sign of Inc Golden Cemb "a
Cln,trrc street. m2S.'
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COAL The subscribers nave constant, ON
ha nd large supply Of Ca'nei aud L'verposI coal,
in bnlk. Of superior quality, which they offer for
sal. in lots 10 s,iit purchasers.
Also expected nv the first arrivals from Eng
land aud the E"rIh, Cnnnai. L-hlgh and Peach
Mountain Coal. broken and screened, put up III
hoeshesds expressly for family ns.-aIl Of who,
they will dispose Of Oh the most mo !era'e terms.
Orders left Al Ihrr flee, No So BeEvlile st.
up stairs will be frdmptly artrndcdH"
oct3 B. 4 A SOtLlE
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e,NipUR-1! bis landing from >lran,'', Baton
s Rouge, for sale by DORSEY,
Nm. [
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1905 li3 Ii. or Sd -
less; bcing5 days and II hours ''''

TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
pANAWAf from 1863 Carondclct corner of lIcy;.
"A Streets on the night of 3OIl of August, und was
named CHARLIE about IL years of age, ant 5 fee
or tilercahos's IN height, black and has an nped
n'cnt IN his Speech of hs logs SORE occnsnncx
ay recent hur'; he had on when he away wlts
cotton or linen shirt and white cotton l,un,nlmuu
Masters OF vessels and steam bonts are cautioned n
gmst receiving or larborng said negro, us well as all
oter persons, as the utmost ryour of the law will h.
ehofcod aganat hem. The above reward will be pav
'ordc've;ins him into any of the jns Of either OF thu
municipalities, or ut 1863 Cnrondcc' corner Of lFeva
,''! sept
NoICE-lir col,nrtnrrshp heretofore x,stny
l. under The firm of Dubois & Garretson nn. beer
dissolved. The subscriber will liqua,c the Affairs
''e concern IN this city, and requires all persons insco
ca to make payment to him only, and oil those uvns
claims, to present them for 4cl,.leut
mug Ut ut;hpDL"rSoN
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Royal Collage of Physicians. London.
vnNliE Original Vegetable llygean Universal MeIi
L cine, prepared by W Miskin, Esq. Memucr Of
tile Rcval College Of Surgeons, licena,e Of Apo,he-.
80 The Royal Union Pension Association, Lancaster
Place, Waterloo Bridge and Perpetual Pupil Of Guy
and St. 'lhones'sIlospitals, London. :.
This valuable medicine, the result Of twenty years
experience aud unparalleled success in the extensive
and highly respectable practice of the oprcty, a'ro-
nsed by the faculty and nobility and is now introduced
TO the notice of the American public, at the earnest So
standing in the profession Ills hoped, rs prclnsi-
nary step, to check the evils and fatal consequences
arising from the nsr Of tho numerous and dee,erios
nos,iums oscd ;xn the public by the aid OF fabricated
proofs OF miraculous ccs, and ether frauds, bya set Of
lnecenaIy, unprnc,ped pretenders so totally ignorant
OF mt dIc:,i science, that it impossible the INDUSTRIOUS
de'son can any longer go down with the intelligent
IN their NATURE should be kept in every family in
OF sudden Illness, for by their promrl administration,
cholera cramps, spasn.s, fe'."s and other alarming
complaints which too often prove FATAL may be spec.
y cured prevented In fact all THOSE who value good
health, should never be without them. They sold
m packets at so cents 81 and cach by every respec
table druggist, book s,llcr, and vendor of medicine " thu
United States he Canatas with colous directions,
together with cs,nonals Of professional ability from
Tic "Ilcwns eminent gentlemen: Sir>Aslcy Cooper,
Abe,nc'''y james Bnndcil, NJ. D., w. Back, Nj. D.,
j. Aston Key, A. fran,pton, NJ. d., and numerous
others. The originals may be up0ssession OF the
EcncIal Agent, by whom the medicine is imported into
tins Country and TO whom all applications for agencies
must be made.
JNO. IO:BEIN, 12s Wa,erly Place, N. York,
Sole General Agent for the United States, &c.
For sale by appointment Of the original proprietor
by SWAIN 8 l}novuER, Druggists, No II Canal street,
Gcne'" Agent :tor S'a,tl'ce o, Louisiana. julvS
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I DO CERTIFY TINT the above mentioned disease is
u quite well cured to my snlisflctnn for which |
thank Dr. liue,; and moreover assure that the nrdi-
cine lurr taken mahrs fat, aud did not inure my
nenh ut all; therefore advise m, low sufferers to
lose no time and npply to DR. A. Iluct, 1913 Canal
street, between Dauhin" and Bourbon streets. DR..
lluct is at home from O'Clock, A NJ, until 4 + NJ.
they will find true doctor for Ibis complaint,
JOHN DEAN IL Gravcr street.
II any one wants To me- call ut No. 40 li;,,icl
JOHN DEAN.
New Orleans 1877 c,l, I J.,
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l. 5 Sc ,DuR, n" "a t,'nh- street, between
DumaIn and 81 PailIp, KEGS constantly on hand
All Intensive a-sI sn,n, of boots aud hrouans, ard
shines, ut New York m.nuihciure, Tor men, Women
and children OF AT ages, which he will dispose Of
at very moderate prices.
Dc Families "fl's a,qaintance sending nh order
will have !ter wishes attended, TO ]. ) f. JOUR
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hOiLE n MAY, iI"'sr, Sign, aud Ornamental
~ Painters, No Carosdele street, two doors from
Canal street
limitations Of 'hc following woods snd marbles, tx
ecuted il, mastery Manner
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 6

After the journal had been read,
Mr.. HAYNES asked leave to submit motion
that the Committee Of the Whole be discharged
from the further consideration of the Presidents
Annual Message.
Mr.. INGHAM moved call Of the House, which
motion was negatved.
The question then recurring on granting leave
objection was made wherein MIR HAYNES moved
suspension of the rules to enable him to submit
HIS motion, and demanded the yeas and nays, which
being ordered, were yeas 25, nays So. Solhe rules
were not suspended.
Mr.. KENNEDY asked leave to call up for consi-
Iteration, resolution submitted by him on a former
day, calling upon the Navy Department for infor-
nation relative to the Navy Contracts for 1888
Objection being made,
MIR KENNEDY moved to suspend the rules, and
on that motion demanded the yeas and nays, which
being ordered, were, yeas 20, nays Co. So the
House refused to suspend.
On motion Of Mr.. CAMBRELENGt the rules were
suspended for the purpose of receiving reports from
committees.
Mr.. CAMBRELENG, from the Committee Of
ways and Means, reported sundry amendments TO
,he Diplomatic Appropriation bill, which were re-
Mr. CAMBRELENG, from the same Committee,
reported OIL making appropriation for the build
ing OF lighthouses lightboats beacon lights, and
buoyS, for The year 1899
Mr.. CUSHMAN, from the Committee on Com
merce, reported bill TO amend an act entitled an
act 10 authorize the Register on enrolment and Ii
cenSeS 10 issue in the name Of the President or Sc
cFetarV OF incorporated companies owning steam
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IN SENATE,
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 6.

Mr.. MORRIS offered to the Senate, a resolution
declaring that the citizens OF the United States have
| as good right to petition upon the subject Of the
slave Il ade, the abolition of slavery in the District
of Columbia, upon the admission of any new slave
State in the Union, as upon any other subject The
resolution then called upon the Judiciary Committee
TO answer certain inquiries as to the right OF Congress
to abolish slavery in the District and Territories
II also propoundS certain other inquiries in regard to
slavery and the Government.
Mr.. MORRIS moved that the resolution be laid
upon the table and printed. Objections being made
10 printing, Mr.. MORRIS withdrew the motion.
Objections were then made to the reception of the
The VICE PRESIDENT decided that the men,
Der from Ohio, presented the resolution upon his
responsibility. In the opinion of the Chair the
resolution was properly presented and ought TO lay
Mr.. HUBBARD, of N H., expressed himself OPP
posed TO the resolution and TO all action upon the
question of slavery. ..
Mr.. FOSTER thought the Senate had power to
prevent the reception of the resolution.
Here the subject was disposed of.
A bill for the relief of Ephram Sprague was put
upon its third reading, and then rejected upon the
engrossment.
A motion to reconsider the vote by which the bill
granting the claim to John Berlane was then made
BY Mr.. BAYARD and discussed by Messrs. Cal
houn, King, of Ala, Webster Buchanan, Brown,
Allen, Wright, and others.
The vote was then taken upon the motion to re-
consider, after an unsuccessful attempt 10 lay the
motion to reconsider upon the table, The following
are the yeas and nays upon the motion to reconsider
YEAs-Messrs. Allen, Brown, Buchanan, Cuth-
BERT King, knight, Lumpkn, Mexican, Morris,
Nicholas, Niles, Norvell, Rives, Robinson Rugges,
Smith, of Conn, Smith, Of Indiana, Swift, Wall,
White, Williams, of Me-, Wright-23.
NAYS-Messrs Bayard, Benton, Calhoun, Clay,
OF Ala, Clay of KY Crenden Foster, Fulton, Hub
bard, Linn, Mouton, Prentiss, Preston, Roane, Rob
bins, Sewer, Spence, Strange Tallmadge, Webster,
Williams, OF Mi, Young-2l
Mr. Bentons bill upon the armed occupation of
Florida was then up as the special order, and Mr..
BENTON further advocated the passage Of the bill.
On motion of Mr.. PRESTON the bill was then
indefinitely postponed by the following vote:
YEAS-Messrs. Bayard Clay of Ky. Critenden,
Davis, Foster, Knight, McKeah Merrick, Morris,
Prentiss Preston, Rives, Robbins, Robinson, Rug
giles, Smith of india, Spence, Strange, Swift, Tall
madge, Webster, White, Young-23
| NAYS-Messrs. Allen, Buchanan, Calhoun,
Clay, Of Ala, Cuthbert, Fulton, Hubbard, King,
Lumpkin, Mouton, Nicholas, Niles, Norvell Sewer,
Smith; Of Conn, Wall, Williams of Me-, Williams,
Of Mi, Wright-l9.
This vote was reconsidered on motion of Mr.. RO-
BINSON, who said that he was voting under mis-
apprehension.
| The bill was then laid upon the table.
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MONDAY, February 4.

Mr.. RlDGWAY presented a memorial from
Lewis Howard, setting forth, that by reason of his
great bodily fatigue during the different tours Of
service in the late war; he contracted disease in
his limbs, that almost entirely units him for COM
labor and that therefore, he is wholly destitute
Of the means Of support for himself and family
He, therefore prays, that his may be placed
the pension rolls Of the United States for life, on
such terms as Congress may deem equitable and
just. Which was referred to the Committee of In
valid Pensions
He also presented memorial, signed BY 81 fe-
males and l24 males, of Delaware county, Ohio
They respectfully ask the Senate and House of Re-
representatives. of the United States Of America, to
exercise their constitutional powers for the total and
immediate abolition of slavery in the District of
Columbia. The memoriaists set forth in the me-
mortal, their reasons for so asking of Congress-
Which memorial was laid on the table under the
order of the House Of the 18th December, 1888.
He also presented the petition and papers con-
necied with the same, of John Kelley, of Columbus,
Ohio, who applies to Congress to make him com
pensalion for taking Richard HI. White and his
brother Henry HI. White and delivering them up
to The public authority at Washington city, and for
other services connected herewith: which was re-
ferred to the Committee of Claims.
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Amer some inquiries by Mr. Garland. of Louisi-
ana as TO the necessity Of the reappropriaion, and
replies and explanations BY MIR. Cambreleng, the
amendments were rejected.
An item Of $4,000 for a fort In Louisiana was
also rejected.
Mr. MERCER moved the appropriation of $780,
600 for surveys Of civil and military character con-
neced with the defence Of the Atlantic frontier &c
and had letters from the Department read In sup
port of II but il was rejected.
Mr.. MASON, Of Virginia. moved an amend
ment for improving the machinery and repairing
The buildings al Harpers Ferry and quoted recon-
MT. PETRIKEN raised question of order; but
the amendment was declared by the Chair to be in
MIR. PICKENS demonstrated against considering
estimates from the Department as having any au-
thoritative influence to induce the House to grant
MIR. MASON disclaimed having quoted them
with any such view, and went on 10 state the need
there was from the existing state of the establish
meni al Harper's Ferry for the adoption Of such an
Mr., MONTGOMERY opposed the amendment,
because il had not been reported by the Committee Of
Mr.. CAMBRELENG explained why the proposed
appropriation had not been included in the bill
The question being put, the amendment was re-
jeeted.
Cambreleng, offered his amendment for surveys in
a new form, combining IL 10 the $4,000 authorized
by the act Of 1924 Bnt the committee rejected it.
Mr., MONTGOMERY offered a long amend
ment, proposing some new regulations and reslric-
tons respecting the pay and allowances Of officers in
the army; which was declared out of order.
The committee then rose and reported the Mill
tary Appropriation bill as amended.
In the House, the amendments were concurred in
The II IN tor the military road the Western
frontier was offered anew by Mr.. CAMBRELENG,
and agreed TO-
Mr.. MERCER renewed his motion for the appro-
priation of $4,000 tor surveys; but, before any
question was taken
The House adjourned, (about o'clock)
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Hon. WADDY THOMPSON, Of S. c., addressed the
House, on Tuesday, at considerable length, very
ably and clearly exposing the tergipersalons, the in
consistences and departures from principle and pro-
fession which have distinguished The brief career Of
this corrupt administration. We are very glad TO
see Southern gentlemen, like Gen THOMPSON and
Mr.. SrANLY discerning the true interests OF their
constituents relatively othe policy of the adminislra-
tion and spurning with just indignation the selfish
overures and hollow professions made by the
"Norlhern men with Southern feelings" to seauce
the free independent electors of the South into
support Of measures fraught with every species Of
evil to the Union.