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/ I4IORS-Cognac Brandy, jamaica Rum, and Irish
Dablin Porter:
half pipes C0GNAC BRANDY;
3 puncheons JAMAICA RUM, every old and superor)
IN bond and entitled TO debenture
. puncheons old IRISH WHISKY, also in bond and
entitled to dehenture;
10 casks of the old Montiliado SHERRY WINE, SO
much priced for i's agreeable flavor;
70 casks SCOTCH and BURTON ALE:
$50 casks LONDON and DUBLIN PORTER, in quart
and pint bottles.
The above liquors will be sold very low the trade, and
the terms accommodating.
jas JOHN TOoLE, 5 BankPlace.
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THE PEOPLES BILL POsTKR.

STAND ALONE and an hi candidate fr the so
4 pies BILL POSTING. Thankful to those who got
elected and those who did for the liberal patronage they
me, would wish inform them and all the world in
general that ready at all hours post their bills or dis
tribute them Orde left at the following places will be
flee ID Camp street, Delta Office liz POydras street; Plea
yune Job Office IL Bank Place: Pcayupe Coffee house
corner ST. Charles aud Poydras sts.
n12 g. C. SATCHEI,I Il, People,s RIM Pos,ar
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fQRQfcKERY. { n 4 4 CHINA WH q 4 AND GLASSWARE.

$40 Imports and has constantly for SALE al ~
ke4Af bic prices, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, largeEsIs
~ assortment of Common and Fine CROCK -
NJ ERY, English and French CHINA, Cat and ~
Moulded GLASSWARE, Table CHtieTB, britannia
Ware, Casters, Lamps, Japan Trays Table and Tea
Spoons, ETC. ETC. t Goods packed as to insure safety
70 any part of the Country.
e-y Also sent to city purchasers. di em
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SADDLERY. ETC.

FOR CALIFORNIA.
SADDLES. BRIDLEs, BITS, STIRRUPs, ETC., Of
- eyer, description =. .INDlA RUBBER c-sA
Lows. TARPATIIEs, sADDLE, ,BAes.. TENTS,
insI To Rubber TsS siTB HiTBB q BRkoFEF n Sf E 'q Is
sADDLERY WAREHOUSE,
f--S = 81. Nos. so AND So COMMON st. F<-S&
:. u gs We are now opening and receiv-A --laSS
ezasas AAng fresh supplies, by every ar, =
and SADDLERY WARES; Brides: Filings; Whips;
Leather and Findings. Also MILL BANDS Of Gum
ELASTIC Gutta Percha and Patent etched Leather
ber Leggines Clothing etc. etc With every other article
IN Cur ae e which we invite the attepto1 o 095 friends
ocs5 80 and So Common St. "a door from Magazine.
sADDLERY AND INDIA-RUBBER GOODS.
ca We have on hand y large c5lsSS IN
fEaAA INDIA. RUBBER. GOODS, . III
lornie, such Beds, Pillows Blankets Leggngs CLoaks.
Poaches, Water Tanks and Bonle Drinking Cups Bags,
India Rubber Cloth, and Tents.
A. complete stock of skb6D4LERY, TRUNKS and
prices eD Country Merchants and Saddiss can be sup
piled with every article IN our line. r Orders put up
wia aa1 dw S COMMON O. h9EroS T. and il Cana st.
PATENT METALLIC INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
T'HE subscribers Agents the Manufacturers have con-
staDy on hand and ready to receive orders for every
variety and style of Goods made from Gum Elastic uldei
Leggings and Clothing Of all kinds Army and Navy Bags
Air Beds Plows Life Preserves Camp Blankets, Tents
RaeIns & and Gn Band Ho d sSery S or sro
made of India Rubber, warranted of the best quality and al
at Factory PRICES hand large assortment
HARNESS TRIMMINGS, TOOLS, etc., etc, al then
Saddley Warehouse Nos 80 and 50 Common street, Second
Door from Magazine street, New OTeSn 1p Dport,pp
oc6 SMITH BROTHER.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
STOLEN, on the night OF the lst inst Double Backed
~ OLD w WATCH medium Size, Hard Dial, with
Black Figures and Hands, made by Brinkman u Collin,
i4ondon No. 25O9-on the outside ngEayed crest with
the initials - 5. W. Also-a GOLD CHAIN,
resembling Snake with Straight Key attached - The
above reward will be given, and questions asked any
person WHO will return the said Watch and Chain to the
Ofce Of the Verandah Hotel, or to
n4 fsra.,
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- tHAkLEs LkWis. W. ARTHUR HILL.
ENis ~ HILL, ftt0Taeys Lem, Henderson, Rusk
- County, Texas, will practise the Supreme and De
to9rs Of the state, and viii attend the purchase and sa
81 Lands, and the location of Certificates in any mari Of e
sHtitf IL
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wv Texas. -
Rstsr to--Cpmmiuss, Stewart & Co., Rev. DR.. Scott
Baker, Lusk Co, New Orleans; Bradford 4 Sander
slough q Elsln, John l.. Blocker, Mobile, Ala nl6
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ORLEANS WAPElhaiiffiiiifjS;iIi;SS n iifj;iIi;S 8 AVtAGh' 1A'
~ a50pe Jila and FOuchsr street between JIa and
Sc osephThe subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
and the public that he has had double flooring with an
IRe recent improvements laid in portion OF his pnn@ ps
warehouse expressly for the storage of coffee making
Sery best Warehouse in the city. His price for storage win
D te same as last season, viz &c. p ner month lie has
also room for the storage of every description Of Merchand
the lowest rates. 49, "'' Oe taNeif al
e Tobacco and other merchandise baled and repacke
al tne shortest notice. [n2S 6ml GEO. r. BEARD.
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FIFTEEN CENTS A WEEK.
TO RENT.

vT'O RENT-A FURNISHED PARLoR AND BED
ROOM, with KITCHEN, ii desired, pleasantly To- -
Gated and conyenient to business Terms SIS per month. M
Address . d. = at this office. fy4 Es4
'I'OMEfAT-A convenient and comfortable FRONT A..
jaiO J. PICKLES, So Commerce st. Ia
FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, at 50 -.
4 PHILfPPd STREET, 6etloeen Common and EIfl
GraUier streets dH GsA
Two RENT.-The SECOND STORY Of 2ts Gus -.
toDa0tse street. suitable for Storage Of Furniture, f:f
has H0stng Wheel and other conVeniences REM A
Low. Can be seen by applying 10
do j. DURBRID(sE g. co ON the prer,isea
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.-Pieasant -
l. Furnished Rooms in the large twosofy house. Ef:i
with Galleries. at the Of ST. John and Perddo -
streets. n26
ITO HENT.-Two Frame DWELLING HOUSES
a on Dupantier, between Constance and Magazine END
streets, the shady side OF the Apply the -
premises. nl7 If
STORE TO RENT.-The large fourstory Store Cor part
- of same) No. 10 Tehouptouas street, formerly ~
cupied by Kennedy Foster, being splendid location fM
Tor large Western Grocery or Dry Goods House. FOr1
terms apply TO
ni3 WIN. L. CUSHING & CO., 55 Common ST.
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IfNGLlsii GANNFsI, llOAI, so tons Of f6e aI,ove
Sileplla Coe cargo Of is Brts ship Eliza Keith now
y eRaFElls' FQ sae ia hgk n q suit parties
9H hPENgRR EiElD. @roydfaa a.
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a COFFEE ROUSE FOR SALE,
Ne ENTIRE INTEREST in the COFFE-HOUSE
no. 1St IehOapiteuias street, near the corner -,
o. Jua street, known as the . Mechanics and ffTTsf
nthyhdens Retreat, together with the HoUsE- E,i,
HOLD FURktfuRE belonging TO the same The WEssA
SG Io9sSs = dg2s a good business a good location for
tar paucuias apply the premises or 10 b. GlILOOIY
al tie Gorer OF ST. Joseph and Tcliouptouas streets
S ~ The House offered for sale In consequence of the
owner having two coffee bonses ,i5I ~ ~
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JTNHE undersigned calls the OF New Orlean
pubha TO his Select aud Fashionable .9sSOrt sss5ssa
neHt Of bOOIS and SHOES, manufactured ~ Esf&N III
soely BY himself; Gentlemen desirous of having IN
their Boots and ShOes made to FITof elegant mab ~
teral, and IN sTYLRwould do well by calling tht
underigned. CORk-SOLE and DOUBLE-SOLE WA,
FER.PROOF BOOTS, made to order.
o9 6m Il. O'SULIIVAN, 20 ST. Charles street
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FORtA TOULls. C01aH7EssioH Merchant EHtigFdti6R
- aud Remittance Q6es, 25 Bank Place, N. o. sl2
DAME a. HENDERSON, Hholesale Groesrs Nos.
30 aud 81 Grayier street, New Orleans. nl7 d&W
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CARRIAGES, ETC.

tARRlAGEs--CARRl RlAGES-Thesubscribers have
~ now on hand large and well selected assoft . 1 (,
meHt of ARRlAGS, and are constantly receIv- e fS
ing from the best Northern Manufactores. every 9t1z
Style and Variety. Purchasers would do well to give us
call. A. WQODRTJFF a. 10
0a5 bmd&W los st Charles street.
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1S NJ. HARRISON G co. FoY70arding and COM
". mission erchdnts and Ship Agents, ii Graviei
street. Agents for Hand Lime of Philadelphia Packets M
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MISS ANN HALLETT, llate Of the FRAFKIIa
lNl HOUSE, Mobile begs leave TO inform her Friends "a
and the Public that she has opened a PRIEATE E7EH
BOARDING. HOUSE, No. 16 ate he sir reet -
The House has been newly furnished and with Terms to suit
the times and determination make her Boardes COM
ortabe she hopes share of patronage nl2 ly
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INFORM ALTON WANTED : Of the person who
discharged vessel Post 27, about the 9th of Oc-
ToBER LAST, or the Drayman who received TWO BOXES
MERCHANDISE from IittertoR's Warehouse the
l4h November, marked X. Il H., AUGUSTA, Ca. they
having been delivered by mistake. Any information given
Us the undersigned by any person who may have received
od Boxes will be thankfully received and beray rewarded
BY ld25l r. NJ. HARRISON 8 CO., IL Grayier 81.
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I WEEHEHBY, Sa.9 Broker. 7s Poydrqs street
\. New Orleans. jal6 1y
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JOHN @, LARUE. I. ROSS.
ARUE Il ROSS, attorneys and Councillors al lam,
- 3s ST. Chnrles street, Now Orleans oil
5ENiiK j. LEOyY, attorney and Counsellor al Lam,
No. 3 81. Charles street, (near Canal stTeet) New
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& NOsIA cE 60. Importers Of Hdrana Produce SRgar,
- tgee fHa IobnccO, keep constantly on hand large as
seftnisnt OF CIGARS, consisting Of Imperiales Regalas
SaAaaoes, Canones, Paneteias Small Regaas Mlar Ira
uncq' ETC. etc. from the celebrated brands Havana
Alo--A general assortment Of WINES, LIQUORS. etc,
ETC., No. . Front Levee. Now Orleans anil "
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! BENSON. House, sign aud oraagental Painter,
81. Igitat9r Qf Moods and Marbles, No. 1872 Camp
street, opposite Lafayette Square. iyi3 1y
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BUSINESS CARDS.

Il l.. LEVY ,yNote Stock and Real Estate Broker,
~ 20 Camp, door from Common st., N. Orleans. dl
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MISCELLANEOUS.


fAPIUM-l0 cases in store, for saIe by.
" JAS 8. SHAW, Druggist,
do d&Wu VerandA Corner.
+, DkUE;S, MEDICINES, etc.-The subscriber is now
- receiyng fresh supply OF articles in his line, and Offer
them for sale reasonable terms. JAS. s. SHAW,
do d&Wu Druggist, Veranda Corner.
GUM ARABiC-lOO0 lbs. choice GUM ARABIC, In
~ store, for sale by JAS. s. SHAW, Druggist,
do d&Wn Veranda Corner.
CHIA slsED--This invaluable Remedy for DarrhGa and
~ Complaints OF the Bowels, Just received from Mexico
for sale by JAS. s. SHAW. Druggist,
d5 d&tvn Vefanda Corner.
NOTICE TO SUGAR PLANTERS Hronght and
~ Cast IRON UGAR X PANS, of assorted sizes,
rpm n = to , 81 Inshe, ALgo-Iwo Vertical CATTLE
Coupling for Wooden Shafts and extra Wheels for sale by
90 omd&W J. Y. DE EGANA, AZ Bienyile st.
GAPS! CAPS!! CAPs!!!
assortment Of CLOTH, SILK, PLUSH AND esaass1
GLAZED CAPS, which will be sold at moderate sssx
prices for cash. NJ. BARNETT 4 Co, Ae-Sa
lal2 I'm 13 Camp street.
4 AND WARRANTS WANTED.--l60 and 40 ri b
- Acres wanted; . Z, AgpIly, e y 81 q BERRY, NH
nl5 Up Stairs. It "
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NEW ORLEANS CARRIAGE VyAREfs0IisE.
~ Nos. l. s and o Grarier street.- -. =
Carrlages and Harness OF every description always
on hand For sale low for cash approved pa SStf-
per- -ALso-'
Springs, Axles, Lamps, Bands Cloths Leather Lace and
vanish lan8 6md&Wl e. w. HALE 4 LUM.
y REM0YAL.-LOUISIANA CARRIAGE REPOSi-
AOTORY, l19 COMMON and 6 GRAvIER :, Iv,r-7sn .
sTREETss Rear OF the St. Charles HOtel.-H. r. XII ~
BEACH having moved from IS and 48 Royal Sd2ZSsE
street. to the above establishment, will keep constantly on
hand large and complete assortment of CARRIAGES Of
the latest and most beautiful models finished in the most per
ect style, many Of which originated and built expressly
where. nI3 6rnds "
CARRIAGE AIANUFACTORY.
HE Patronage that has been extended very ibe.
4 rally the last seven years while Com osE-fa n
mon street, has induced the last summer TO Ss 5
erect large building expressly for iactu 2IS-
nng and repairing CARRIAGES. We have now one of
the largest shops in the Southern Country and are prepared
with good Northern woTkmen and the best of materials
build any style oil Carriage order and guaranty them
years, used in the country. We also better prepared
than ever before, for REPAIRlNG CARRIAGES, and
can restore them almost their original beauty and duab-
y. although apparently worn out and useless We will pay
height on Carriages sent us repair We will also keep on
RlAGES, which will be sold low. Old Carriages taken in
trade for New ones We invite the attention of those
ing NEW CARRIAGES their old ones repaired to call
az our anufaetory and Repository and themselve
at the corner Of tfR.3HIER and C.9R ONDELET Sts,
next door 10 the Office of the Commercial Water Works
OF the 81. Charles Hotel New Orleans.
nOv12 6md&W MATTHEW'S & DENMAN.
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Geaerd cemmissioa Merehaat, 25 tiravier 81. n9
Y &. RAYMOND, Family Grocer. II Camp
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DUG, MIR & co. Commission Merchants No. 80
j. ST. Louis street, New Orleans. auIl "
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I'HE ATTENTION OF MERCHANTS and SHIP
PERs called to the Brooklyn Fire. proQf Warehouses
a the Point opposite New Orleans for the receipt OF PadcS
from the West, ann Merchandise from the North intended
Tor re'shpmen Having 1900 feet frontage on the River
aE Immediately conveyed without draRage or eFposre 30
re osaher ample room will be found for the dischargng Of
Steamers, and loading of Saips Charges are fixed at yer
ow rates. (as ar and every ACCOMMODATION offered to
merchants in the City and Shippers in the Upper Country
Il being the wish of the Company to equal tie convenience
OF the Atlantic Dock, of New York.
Persons interested in the transmitting of Merchandise are in
yted 70 visit the premises Office Of Magazine and
Lafayette streets, .Neao Orleans.
Relerences-J, & r. Geddes, Price Frost 4 Co' j. w.
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~ constuctint elegant PORTABLE FRAME IA
HOUSES, suitable for California. Any number of f,fA
Portable Houses Of such dimensions may be Tsqu
terms few Houses Of Is by "a feet aud II by 6 feet
on hand TO which the attention of California emigans
Is called aI Orders from the country will be promptly
attended TO, when accompanied BY cash city guarantee
credit Of months will be given for approved paper.
la3l I'm b. HOWARD. Builder. 2l9 Carondelet ST.,
where he can be found day from 10 II 'nnck
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XHylLLlAM l.. CUSHING, Commission and For.
w acardiag Merchant, No. ID GravepstTeet an22
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GENELI. II. TAYLOR, Importer of Hines and
- EiqHOrs, Nos. 1 8 and 1 {; ROYAL street mig
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rILEGRAPHIC INTELLJsENvk


Both Hsusss q Cengr~ss, yesterday. sfsss the -.
DeuDssDsst Of Ne Sssfh of Mr. Csihosn end attsse
suissivDs bad bees Dressvsssd ~ ssvssal dsstss-
susshed ststssmss. s1jourp~t tai ~ Day, whsr
thsy VIII Meet and attend he fsssrai.
The ssbtsnss Of Professor wsbstss. - Jsdss shsv
viii ~ tount u Issgth II snothsr solune, sossshs,
With vsrsus Interesting iDsidsSts sonnestsd Nth sbs
murder. sneDg which ID . very singular and nosl
extraordinary tsissrsphis dssDstsh noa enc q OH
Boston esrrsspsnssnts.
The returns from the Cosnsstisut election tos
nssgrs 70 form iass Of wsst the probable rssus
IN tbs towns hsasd IRON, the whiss end dsaoorsts
psllsd IN increased vote, in about the same ratio
while the nee soil vote hes slis billy fallen "a.
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IssLiNes OF Col WrnB's MISSION To EuRorx -
A COED many surmises have been hsrarded as to
de peculiar character Of the diplomatic mission to
Europe, on which Col. Webb was sent by the
cabinet at Washington. SINE supposed mat he
ksd fsceiv, d very importint instructions relative
70 Haynsu and the Iiungariane. Oilers, that he
had sort Of rowing comniee,oo TO attend TO Ame-
Iican interests over half the civilized world. Ac-
sordiBg o. portion Of some imp.rtant core.p"u-
dsace " hieh APPEARED in the Co~rio AID Enquirer
81 y-stsIdsy, We are rather Disposed to think that
The character Of his mission 90 Europr has been
Of sro,hsr KIND. IL seems he has been very busy.
since hs siriyal ON the other aide Of the Atlantic,
in'1snip ~ the character and cookery. the vaads
and the wines, e all Distinguished hotels, from
Liverpool, ihrorgheu, ENGLAND, France asd Ger
many mp to The ho,elsi on the banks OF the Danube
ssd in ,he imperial cry Of vienna. Nov, IL our
sotsmporvry may be considered deficient in con-
ipcsins important Diplomatic negotiations, con.
secsd with the cabinets Of Europe. a. many Of
he Senate, rel, etng him. thought. IL very evil
denf that be Ioss.sses senius Of superior hind to
nsssge sny negotiations In connection With the
iIiehsns of Europe, Of ell ranks and Of all kinds
Pressbly Mr. Clayton he, gwen him specific IN
snuc TO dive sio all the Kitchens and descend
nss.mrnt, their mode of cookery, their style %
living. ,hem rsies Of expenditures, &c DC.
All tins has been done in the TINT portion OF hrs
invs correspond, nee to the Secretary Of STATE.
winch ouel ses the diplomacy o. oil the Kitchens
81 EuIcYe, snd which has been published IN adj
vance IN the Cos',0 srd E~Ssvu OF yesterday.
In v, he 70 clearly " opinion that the Astor House
81 This ery s far superior IN every poin, 81 vie~.
iros The cellar TO the garr,t nclsdlng psrticusry
the harder and the -ne-bIns, to anything that can
BE- cbssissd In the CID world. Our kitchen dielo-
matte contemporary has forgotten to say thst 10 this
metropolis We have nearly half a dozen hotels,
ssssl in rsnk 10 that Of the As,or House, and pro-
ksbiy two or three dozen throughout the re,-,b,,e
Bot ,here important facts, which are the re.ut os
NE sa,rsico from the kitchen cabinet at w.shiae-
ses. 20 look alter the Kitchens OF Earop~, cd
yscssbJ BE- presented 10 Congress, IN repl, 70
pe-es~,on ealing for IL, from either hoase u ina,
vssstsbie body.
Trvslsw wxsp-Thur'o~ weed, seems
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PIospscss.
The position and prospects Of the great question
eftte day VIZ mesn the slavery sgitation-wl no
sorbt he affected 10 very remarkable extent by
tbe death Of Mr. Calhoun. This impression seems
TO hs ep'ertsiped by every mind in this region.
The journals around us If every party and faction,
nlnele eulo2y with pre- dicion, the departure of
that great sistesman Of the South. Wings, demo-
Gratis INDEPENDENTS free sellers, abotonist lists, and
spolls hunters, sesm, without exception or restrc-
hon, 10 feel tor the first time, and expatate with
eapesiness on The virtues. talents, and patriotism
Of the departed great man. Throughout the
Norhem States The newspapers will adopt the
rare policy, and reverberate with the same senti-
rents cf rrea,d, eulcgy, and vatlcination. In
Washington, his death will no doubt create great
hustle The e, ments 81 party and faction, in both
kouses Of Congiess. Every little elique-Northern
and Scuihtm-will eEdeavor TO profit by the de.
parture Of the great man, and TO snatch from flu
tsri'y port on Of the influence which he welded,
or The position which he held In the great ma
chiptiy OF the republic.
Congress, in both ITS houses, will express deep
sympathy for The bereavement Of his family, aud
the loss susfs ned by the republic in his demise.
Professions will be formed to the tomb-adJourn-
n~p,s will be made in both houses. Every hsblli-
nsni OF mourning ~ll be assumed while under
ell Iris pa ayhernalis, each ambitious politician or
Etaufmsn will be eDGeavoring to appropriate to
h,mself portion Of the tame, influence, and
even old clothes, If the brilliant intellect Just ex-
tiDeui,hed. Hypocnsy and hope, deception and
cipt neey, VIII walk arm in arm after his
ssh.s 10 The grave Yet room he will be forgotten
m The hustle, elemor, agitation, and the disturb
snee created by the conflict Of sectional ambition
and personal nvelries in Washington and through
cut the country. Oar Of The FIRST and pre- On chi
efIeeir If the departure OF Mr. Calhoun from the
scsne Of political ambition, VIII be to Strengthen
he movement which has been maturing for severa
year., m favor of The complete CELEBRATION Of a
he old par,~s, ana the construction Of new one
On different principles, and calculated to last 70
snosher quarter at a century. We are convince
thsts scrub race for the next Presidency is NOR
Imminent than ever, aud that the very absence @
the distipYui,hed Statesman Of South Carolina vii
tend Ia give strength, cons.strnce, and momentum
TO tina, imPulse among politicians, and to the pub
Inc opinion Of the day. But THE very disorgsniza
Ton Of paui.s viii tynd TO ctr, ng'hen the genera
principle OF union between the North and tn
South, by bringing around moderate c,mpromis
On th. erea, question Of the day, aided and a,
si.rd by all the Trading parties IN Coag v-ss an'
elsewhere. A new struggle will therefore beeil
for new positions and new parties, consequent OF
he event that we now deplore. Let us watch, ant
accurately report progress
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New YORK.. Tuesday, Aprn 2, 1880.
To the Carrier. of an. Hera. d

In eonr~uusso~ Of recent events the proprietor OF
mr. Ne,. ssk .rsIS xiv~s potter oil his CARRIERS
srv,bg this city aud the uef hborhood,
Gar will be ao~~d TO ,erve any other Joornsi IN
oopl notion With the R.ysd lie also forbsds every
sArrlsr s~li take for any route; and all
Nose esrisrr aho ply former carriers for the
priyvv. Of thu. serving ikrSi-e forbidden pay
40, -ucb Gums The proprietor of the Herald aioos
pians pcsrss the right IN all there mAttsrs ever
he r-ues sud ali carriers .oheyng these directions
ss,i be prom pliy 5,sni.sed frsln his ploymsnt
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harch 70, ieo, ba'ance tu 1871
Trsury notes converted. $3.50. e6aS 80 70
The amount on deposit st the close u Ne month
vss larger than at previous time sisss tbs ssts
blishpept Of the Independent rrsssury ystsu. Il
win BE- reduced BY the payment Of the balance Of
the Mexican indemnity, in anticipation Of iss me-
turity.
The demand foreign sxshssss hes bsss sstivs
Day the supp'y Of bills the nsskst ample, and the
rates without alteration The elssiDs ssosstisas rule
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From ~ asnfns TON i.

WAsnIseron, April 1-P. NJ
Mr. Alexander Mewiiisms, disting uishsd ply.
sieisn Of this city. died last evening
TIE President has directed that the Executive De-
Psrfmtsts DO closed to morrow. In respect to Mr..
Calhoun, whose funeral obssQuiss will then take place
The amount Of Treasury Notes eusstsnding, April
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