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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-04-19


ewing grspaic picture Of Tue aetoh 81 'A'
PHILADELPHIA Know Nothing National Con
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espah'es ana mnp'seu''''.' - ~
IRON beginning 70 enc ~ 80
turmoil mat vas ap'"'''' 80
iog Hse'i ~ s"@'"s '''' 80 =
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confa'enuo" ., o,'' "a .It -.
eles OF hs e'seo
pis'iofms' ana ir"S'ns ''e ~" .s-,'',.... ,....
state IN "h'sn 10 o'' - .''lf,o,,.,,... I.
belong 70 zoe o,"'' - ~ ,l.'-'........a
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upon mao VINO ''''"'' AZ.
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that imposed sach Necessity. % IS taa
fret time IN American p1aucs that q
ha. ever been obliged % go a.. os us aa
male Tor go available candidate. iHf caf'
y '''s '''. -. ........ ~.
h. objects. De has maae nn .Ifs.
,f tbo.e sentiments. taare s
lis orsviaas oBieid M 90 f-0H tnra .It
,,ews accord with these 81 tF D.#
Sot,iey party. 4 msiI.lp % lHa DE-
,,t.. ifcta hs oun ~is. who Hut' hF
n,,ssmsd to BE- best Acquainted uIs ts
s-tn.l tcl.t,ans 10 Gle p4.It. m.' vt.f.
Ia, protest against hisuoHlua IT, vlaeI
n was declared thai eide nominee Is 49, p
,na,ober al the American wHg; Doe a4s
,oyss been inside a Council raam. 300.
no net Of his lIe. ~ wofl .e.tea GER lHe
written he Lim, Which see base aHF hHaH
ledpe Of lpdicatss ta hrhas aar sympathy
with ths PARTY. or waald earrt oas It- ,f.l,
ei.ias !" and sasuat.sei Go anaaiian as
g.. baitavsI ol ibo American tl1..meHf o.
,,s,,o,sns siica..t o. vt..i & from i,s rar,
,o.ep w val not fas lH el brh
l,noaara Is @-aargsd- fer IT.. act fis
markham. a sufficient ovens. iu fIa fae s.tt
Int IL ur8sa'.h.- Hlat iaa roaHaaa rs
a a ,irtaal reaH1a .auaot nt tho distinctive
r,,yc.,lss ~ tb. Ially hsrtI1.lra r-,f .sa.l
IN. gafiy tHat aat,s poi o. ea $3.50 haais
uodsr leader. aad with il saadlr8 If i.s
,,,n +. no longer pfi, - ty a mere
calcium ~ mfCaafi.f u 20 areer
Sglis for a cquff. iIoHs are az only ol,
reef.
Mr. Fillmore we fnaaaa v., accept
hi. nonireauu. ius 70 easy
cnougb-.hl, aervfa c.H. lla
will have d stand ts., s'.f.isf. sI4- .ue
from all pitIi. sarl ft0m 81. ,4rrsfa d. toe
Union. Son communication 10 ceases. ia.
clearly mna sibla. iyaa sarna.s tat
the mas oi the voters nlhr mrs vaeb
mammal ii L.m. would ALLOW f.. .H respect
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-04-19

A IAnsE Sroea OF Nrw Goous - See
he advertisement Of Messrs Clsmmans 4
Dapr.., who have received ,sqf u pew
.osis
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-04-19
INDIAN MuaDkns ~ E.o,,.

"'o"""'s '"i' i"'ihh otihH intelh,
more recent bsrbarities commi,s
Seminole Indians upon rettlers
II appears that the savage. M.
scent upon the Alaiia sei,lemen,
ts miles east of Tampa, about
ago. and a, u time when the pf.,,.
the male population were absent, h
as they thought, their more esro,.4
/ bors -Four men, one woman
children thames not giveul ..cf. a.
murdered and scaped. Som. hon.
also fired aud reduced to ashes h, i.
ages. |, IL Supposed tia, ,he,. 49,
were committed BY the sam- han
burnt the house of Mr.. Shell. and a.
a Mr.. Cunningham, near Manan.
weeks ago.
/ Under date Of March i,h, et.
Key West. states
/ The renewal of host,lliie. l,u
node Indians, in Wandering se,,,,l
the Miami river, and burning lb.
on Maltacanbs, With othei dep. s,
the coast. has created such l,,,-
the SETTLERS on The Keys, tom Tan
Ia kcy W est. hasc .b,pd med IA.
and eons 80 Nv West io, saba.
\ le;tc' fton, lHdhau krv 81 W. A
slant. meuuons some late jrpfed
hy the iudhns, aud ugr inur,,..r 81,
the nuxiou. DESIRE 81 The lew ..e
manning ,hvrs 10 receive thr AID. Of
l order To secur- them Ia h~u hon.
the frs, outbreak the women and
OF that place wer. seot to NJ, ".
salet, Vat ~. III
lSpi,Ns. The san Antonio r..
the lsi inst contains the iollnw...
% the continued depreciation. 81 a
dams
The Indians are abroad. and. a.,
10 al accounts in plenty rh- ,.,
the NaHluas, Salado and Rosllo
20 be their iavoritc resort a, prp,.r
Saturda, la.', gentleman NJ oor A.,
,aucessw on thp road the Other a.
~alada mi.I oha he supposed 10 !. !,
'''h' ODD ''' '''''''S ~" ''g ant 2 ha'
f'.''- '''' Nv ""''" SUPPOSE Ao'm,
W. 80 '''' ''i oW it y
'.''' 'i'fF rna
~ '' :" 'o'N VI
hnn they hsa -"'-n ihtee iodnu. us.r J.
lie iumtdai,l. returned. bu, hons.
aud lndigu had sama.ed
On ihe same uight. VI + G. H.,
stuck rancho on the ~slado wa. yi.r..
Indians. art upward. Of thirty Of III.
maj. driven off. and oar inin,man, q,
some two Of three of which were (ount
on their returning trail.
On SUNDAY night. the Indian. ver.
on the Scpuin road eight mile. from
Nl,s. y rcnGemsn resident ON tb,
I'VE mites nom ''"o' h"u some o' bhs
''o' WIN s'i""'
'''N''t' 'i'' u'' 'neN nave
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W. aug - '"'' ''''" IRE '''''' '''''
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W. num- We 'fa'.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-04-19

Plastic /rNc roR Rooms 4 pfoH'
has been discovered possessed by oi'tar
de OF zinc which renders Il superior ~
plaster OF paris Tor coating the w'a'
rooms |, is applied in the lolovip."
ner: "A coat of oxyd. Of zinc mixed ="
SIZE and made up like wash. 10 h'"'
on the wall, ceiling. or waiuscotl. and ."
that coat Of chloride OF xioc applied ofSj
prepared in the same way as the first vac
The oSNde and chloride effect an ian"
ate combination, and form kind OF Get"
smoothed and polished rs glsn, snd 7
ses'lng all the advantages OF oil pant v
out its disadvantage of smell, etc, ~
inventor further suggests the emplo'4
of oxychlorde OF zinc as paint tot y,
and also to stop hollow teeth for "h'e' \
Elasticity aud subsequent hardness
impeuetfab.iiy TO the moisture OF the INV
render !, particularly applicable
EXTRAORDINARY pngNoMrSoS. y
Thursday morning last, shou. ten e'V.'
we witnessed y sight in the heavens v
ike ol which we never saw before; po'
Is impossible Tor US to give ANYTHING NV
correct description Of i, The sun W
partially e!ouded by large masses Q, y
porous matter, about the edges OF WIZ"
IN one or two places, n. we'd ms in e"e
two other parts OF the sky, were "t
spots OF almost equal brlllisnry win "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-04-19

lnrsu GRoCrRifs.--see the advertise
nenl OF Hamle' q Perry They are now
receiving the above articles,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-04-19

DR IRNHsM r,RnoN.p New >e'
>rtil & Gov Clark has grated pan
To Dr.. Graham, who was convicted 81 mr.
sIAughlef for having unfortunately cs''
the Heath of Cob LOVING, in - feuconn'''
the ~. \ichola, Hotel, in lhl' CIV ser
months sinre De-, Graham hns, lot p
time pa.t been .priausl, III and the "''''
stat" Of hi. health l. alleged s. ouf d E.
chief grounds on which the pa'dco 't"'
cd
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-04-19

To WASH EieoLnfrg- rsolsue =
hood neltsd or knitted ol Zoe White wool
nr zephyr yarn. and ornameaisd vita litNa
fringe bali, Of the same lrlins wear them
n. covering for their heads when guias 10
playa or eoaesris When rsolet.s he.
comes soiied wash Z, So lolloNs. S.eep &
h warm water VII TIE water becomes cool
squeeze II gu, lightly, and soap i wei, with
tue best white soap lay the tiao.etie,
loosely, 10 u clean esIleuder. Sc, tao cal
Ieudvi over pan Of boiling water. aud lei
it steam al cool Then sqoesze j, out, nne
shake it well Wash the cnlieudcr clean
Pot the 'igole,ie again into Il, aud r.ace /
over = fresh pan ol warm water, working
il lightly up and down, I'll Toe STEFAN aa
r,ns.A of the soap Then opsu !, oat
sbshs 1t, and dry j, fast in the sun
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l. Q oMAU MIC ATED. ]

A=-l IL. .I{ 9 -sati NEW ORLEANS, MARCH, 2S 1856.
Aessrs Edor-My attention has called the question
of the proper location necessary facilities required selling
the sugar crop Of Lousanain this city. Every admit
that the present mode of rolling the sugar
the sugar IeEee, through mud aud water
deep outrage interests of sugar planter not to
unsaeabe oweser unfavoabe the weather may
the sale of SUGAR. be taken away after its
thirty-siS hours 5sSE 4f3ls8z5i
Much discussion has been had in regard remedy for these
ahominabe evils Some the Gretna
Lafayette, etc. but for one, think any
market be established which will be beneficial to the planter
and his merchant aany other location the present Th
warehoising arrangement at Ages will admirably eH
in conjunction with the locality the principal sale
but what then will tell you what The eity
authorities without delay into fer the building
Of sheds that will hold time thousand hhs Of sugar
when set on the head the sheds fifty feet wide each and
between the roofs to extend to the alley an
eaveroush that will carry the street. Cutters for
olasses may be made down convey
the molases to reservoir the whole be
closed by iron sharp pointed fence with gates receiving
and discharging the produce. Is a. "A 45ss.5
As remuneration to the city for outlay required
these sheds, ETC., let every hegshea pay and
half cents landing, G put in the shed and kept
two weeks without being sold twelve aud half
and oasses in proportion Farm the highest
bidder under contro and the n,olases from leakage will
for all labor in heading hoghead watching etc. and
very likely bonus to the city, besides - H.,
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steamboat departures Is This Il pay.Es Day.

Cuba, Hern master the arrival Of the o'clock PoR
chartrain cats. R! Geddes, 10 Bank Place, agent,
'. e tFf A54 UPPER MISSISSIPPI
s. Ed. Trahue, White master, ar o'clock John Hyds&
Co., 66 Poydras street. agents,
ru-- * tzI ARKANSAS RIVER.
Lucy Robinson, Malhorn master at o'clock Lewis Snapp
Co.. 81 Front street, agents. X z595
GoYINGToN.
Virginia Pearl Hoffman, the arrivaf of the Z O'Clock N
Ponchartrain ears D. C. Lobet No IS Magazine street,
asSH'' LOWER MISSISSIPPI 7s . g
New Iaona Gross master, O'Clock r. NJ. -
p Leahers Bennett master, 5o'elpek Lewis Snspp
y Co, 81 Front street agents. al
RED RIVER. =zi tts #4i+z 5gisgf. So
W N Sherman NJ Gwartnsy, MASTER at O'clock =, N. Il
saapp & Co, 81 Front street. agents,
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THE MAns.-The Northern and Eastern mail, due
on Saturday, failed from beyond Augusta. That due
on yesterday failed from beyond some point. AS it
was Sunday it made but little difference but if CON
venient to Mr. Postmaster General and his con.
tractors we should be glad to have at least four mails
per week regularly, The grand Cairo daily mail is
still in embryo.
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airont ss of tfe sir
cunlatancs y said tat lae rsiH have nothing %
do Wlth reifessing supposed wrongs alad
that snderit and Walfsr may ait it ctts among
ne not being which osse comes
apat ahead Marcy Iii any l,sss5er "a.
sarding the apoiIs of If every otfIet
he is essentially anan off ne gafiisss s55s
There IL fumor current here that fgifFss4 al
all the other excspt aafas rsas
|ehanan have united 10 crisf
Buck and drive IT IL aaid aIst
tbey regard hinias too conser aEsd
one Of the fossil remains oes Tie last
rather than and rhey aEs
afraid that il elected. he MT
tent holders and Teinstate Sa new
onld Be dread thing fol Tie 81
Who ats Watching with ID much ts
curreAtaof The political stream suspect there III
II, sor tie city i from
all quarters a1d tlis plotting ind
anon factions il carried on
WITH increased such aEe Tie movements og
tie honest and
patriotic ne sEf yyith ID
Efloas accord the Banner u Willard ii
M. 4 Orreat an engagement here to-
morrow play III
II leu
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

g SIS 1SW + $SS : SSSShSEAAHNs ;9hEAH soH44SRS 2ASkz
f e1ER TRS ;fs 9s sd Ss city HS a at
Rs9ehes the city r NJ Passengers received and landed at
cents per mile each Children and servants,
FREIGHT TRAIN from the City to osyka and all nterme-
saS @ y " and from
S5 sSi Es e ss %s9sss P1ss
for gong Eo aGa Tf.nia r. z IF 1s en sper
H#2X f$SsZs 2ISsR%AHz fSP SASz RRH.
This WIZ @ Il s or nna ss ss
- V %--'- PASSENGER TRAINS:
Leaves the Depot at Algers every day A. NJ
Gretna every day at............S:40 A. NJ.
Arrive at Bayou BUuG day 1890 P. NJ
T- RETURNING: .n.
lsrEs leave BayGa b SFea h@uf E n
at Algiers. :.................. ..5:s0 P. NJ.
Fsl sase BGs viii with the Passenger Trains
'hf s a4e HsFeS Sfsss
o By o1 the GpSn e N ha % eb GG d s be- M
r. hP6ss to be dsliysssd a esF ssto6s
Terebonne Tgere and Bayou BGnt (where the Company
Printed Rules and Rates Freight pamphlet for cir
o25f A. b. SEGER, Vice President.
>tA TO. o. F.-BOARD OF DIRECTORS
K SRp 5Aof +" Odd. Fellows Rest for 1885, Officers
- S Henry Bier President; John Stroud, Treasurer;
Jas FurneauS Secretary. Cemetery Commit
Rss S w. B. Waea HGf %
sexton-Danel Merritt. .Members-Frank Lewis, W. c. Will
son. Geo Seymour, IT, Goldman, G. B. Bowdich j. P. War
ner, H Castarede, s. Bonllemet =
EEr VAULTS IN a ODD FELLOWS REST" may be pro
cured by applying to F. NJ CORRY ut Sckles Co Cn
nal Rn strsfs set At p FELT sTETsoNs 81 Camp
Odd Fellows Hall, corner Camp and Lafayette streets
The price TO members of sockholdng Lodges will be $40 pei
vault; to all others, $50 per vault.
application TO the Secretary. -1' NN ~
apis JAMES FURNEAUX, Secretary 0. F. Rest.
NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
~ faeht Sawed Weaherboardng both rough dressed
from ne very pest heart Timber for sale at S1 for rough
and SD per Al t0r dressed in lots to suit purchasers
LRmber sawed to order.
fel9 6n STAR PLANNING MILLS New Basin
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TEX AS AND ME XICOs.

g s EoI HIsAR VIsI ri II: sssss s. Il
MfE65 The new and magnificent Texas, Thos:
above puaetaays Tie u y u y
For freight or passage, havhg elegant
'0F cabin and ssflasf TaEsFs <
RNo freight will be received Without al order from the
Agents sssS "A # lJi@35 fs5 3i$4! 81 tf 3i mil
Nfs
Nf9 a5RSh fsis f fss;
bot, comriander, Will leave above. $. N Is I'll
spp'
proyias VIII stsa$sFy
bills Of laang No other form viii b signed. :. NIL msl
VII .5Is }s1sA o & sS3ish 4
FMfNE9Es REGT-Tho a Nev Orleans and Texas v s Mail
Line The reW and magnificent steamship Nau-
pnnctnsiy passage having elegant
aePsY \ foot q julia street
& { opposite the Steamship Landing
n- All freight shipped bythc Nautilus viii be deiveredt to
Captain the steamer Grapns unless otherwise
with the steamers bills
Of ladibg No otIer form will be signed. m29 .
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS II.
= y asss. The following asx and
magnificent steamships will hereafter leave SUNDAY and
Is o'clock, a, NJ, pnnctuuly. 3 i- ss5z
# gnghaa gnghasles Mlorsa Henry Place, Cotnmander
sEG Perseyeraiiee, Henry Sheppard, do 81
IF lie Slips Tackles Powderhorn Lover Inlianola
0 s's95 tS sSafe Julia se
%ao Bar The steamers will hereafter be and out
he s1lperintendence OF its own Captains. SIS If
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THE LAKE.


r., US. .nIAAII--FoE.MANSD An, S LEW
z f IL essa espes and 4 H
can. ond. cov.se9os
Elss{ EsSoS.ae A A Il Il cars ears E9sss$s
Fare 81; Meals, 50 cents. e = a,5 Z &st.T&
n nS5 efss's apply D. G 60AES Ed%BaR Magazine
u $ Nall lfliS ffSEnWinter fsnEemen1The
Il Cal
aPe WITH Ike
steamers viii leave q the Pentcharran Railroad
will st9p at Pascago1s Monday and Thursday EVENING"
R. GEDDEs, Agent, 10 Bank Place.
New Orleans, November i 1855. u ~ n5 ]
AilsE 5 sTEAMhk Il : srsoie..$iH!sy ATsasssns5i1
SPLENDID oy packet wm +
viii leave the Lake end Of the
ss5:
sATuRDAYs,..,4 T. NJ cars SUNDAY EVENING.
% % Tuesday and D M IS
q SLAVE Depot, NO. 1856 Co0IIoN
"A STREET. undersigned has On hand and wiz keep
ss Sr @ M s cen onsh G e If SRnN AseSRaPsf
q All descriptions HOUSE and FIELD SERVANTS, etc, etc
Baronne street prepared transient Traders
and their Slaves reasonable terms be obtained in the
?sH 4Ha%a R Ri s5 Gonms ss s,sSs'
REFEREacEs-Felows s o. Curry 4 Person ~ g. Ricks
r6UF EHfs R5GahSr CASH PRICES paid for 4fA
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
G unsF sE q s so Il sh ap arsh @
The office Of the Institution will be open for the
an nss sa ~eseG S9aays from O'clock
spe Of 0 SS o na sre M eS f y ie Act
rpS e Ssx s States Of the
S
nf e S" e
SfT M o S ,s
funds be distributed semi annually among the Dsposors
any Pay or na whnsys nSs he
upon will issued less than $1,000 deposited for
$*@ss Y HsEess'' tas's' &c. u1auSsrt SS Sh sqnss'
&5,@a ii R"2sfs Hssm + wv sSss sS2as
H''' A. Adams E. i; S1Ss @SFcER P1ssidsn' Ss''
VI Ma' 3oaFh,' ka!fk' {viee Presidents.
be obtained OF the Office. a28ly
tas st sTEAn IaScrbs r. ron
forms the public that he keeps constantly hand full supply
FRESH GROUND AND UNGRouND
A. Hominy, Pepper, Mustard
f;:sEs' Ssy 0''' SjsR5ss Hs'' 'Rs
Oats Mace Dyspepsia do
s& Roasted and Ground at the Lowest Sf
THE GEM FANCY AND FAMILY GRO
L Gerry STORE, No. % Baronne street, E. L. BERClER,
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DEAD! READ!!- BILLIARD TABLE AND BOX
ia Sifted for Sugar Makers
and Binders 3: M Of BILL
neatte Of made to order
Superior fresh I8I in gSod barrels Whitewashng,
making aud building, always on hand. DRESSED PINE
FLODRTNGs and CEILINGS, SAVINGS, TURNINGS Tor
builders Stores houses put repairs of kind made
ny Tie nmbic are Invited 10 cali and see o6Iy
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Leaves on TUESDAY. Anrl at u o'clock NJ y
. vs. "a EBEs4ATtTAIAAPAS, VIA PLAQUE
nhe3rhs light ara!gh and fine passenger
leave s above for anByle New Ibsra franklin Cen
tersonyls and all Intermediate landings The
Teche. freight passage, apply board,
]. =. BELLOCQ co, 81 Garondelet street
q DARBY & TREM0ULET, "a Bienyille street, y
j 1n3l JACOBS. DABOREI Il CO.. 4S At Old Ievee.
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rTHE ARRIVAI. oF pR. SHERIDAN l

y FOR Copper Battery six feet in diameter BY
aa aeep with @ copper seipcnne q two and half inch pipe
Battery ew) the most approved and Of sufficient
myl4tf S. H. GILMAN 81 Natchez st,
T'OBY's CITY AND SOUTHERN EXPRESS
a @ al s # farea s d oaSus or hs he
Mails, and having entire charge Of the Baggage Car
Checks will be given for all baggage taken in charge by this
aggage checked residences or the office to the Lake
boats authority Of the PoHtShsrran k9Toad COMPANY
Powder Horn and Houston, Texas;
All Ss
ceyed e, at the si oice & - M s,o e Goods m o., N vor,
and Texas steamers will meet with prompt attention.
Schedules Of and signals furnished by applying at the
Branch office the Ponehartran Railroad Depot for the
eeption OF Baggage and Packages Open from A. NJ 10
gspes notify public that s i hs q
and that in % The deVe ~ 1 can De
fe2 i Principal Office is Gravier street corner Camp
Il has pesnsnentiy locatsd at lis Medical and Consultation
s ~ 3 es he Gs XII s e
enclosing s. post paid will be an eE F. anf fa ee
of postage. AZ am oa,o,o,,.p
N.B-Do not mistake my number and address. oof
CAXEFAC C BRANDIES ES I'VE ARE SOLE
y Agents this city for this Celebrated Brand and keep
constant supply on hand various qualities and grades viz
8ls 46 49, 1905 1902 1898 1885, on New York terms and
dig VIM E. LEvERICH Il Co. "a Old bevee.
NIBO4al. w. o., CARPENTER No. 5294 MAGA-
~ z1N Street. between Deord and streets job
bn of all descriptions notice and reasonable terns
Stores fitted up Counters made of Black Walnut Mahogany
and Cserns and repaired and guaranteed for one year.
Sash Doors and Blinds made and repaired and
packing Boxes all kinds made to order Step Ladders Of all
sizes constantly on band fel6 "
-CsD .NV,s p anTrNrE, B1EwAJTV6> RYTFsTAv,
v CASKET-P H COOK CO., Propretors and Wholesale
Dealers in Cranes Metallic Burial Cake for the States of
| Louisiana and Mississippi
H@Ohce and Sample Rooms No. So ST. Charles street oppo
| ;te The ST Charles Hotel New Orleans. do tt
| MEATS casks Dry Salt, for sale by .. %
/ lu milo S. H. KENNEDY Co, % Poydras street,
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Will leave on TU ESDAY. list April, at 5 O'Clock. -
R1Sa < FOR ARKANSAS RIVER-THE
regular fast running passenger packet Lucy
been thoroughly repaired will be at the landing Monday the
smith Van Buren, Ozark NorrsoWn Dardanelle LeWishurg
Little Rock Pine Bluffs and all landings above
nar23 - FE Il. SNAPPE d, CO.. No. 81 Front street.
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e STEAMER Creole.-Winter Arrangement-.
fssaTAa For Ocean Springs and intermediate landings,
extending her trips far Pascagoua Tuesday and Satur
day Of each week. nE 5Eta -la -tEtsgrf Z
The splendid low pressure packet steamer Creols VIM H.
accommodations will leave the Lake end Of the Fonchartran
Railroad the arrival at the Lake Of the follows
Leaves Pontchartran Railroad, Springs.
TUEsDAYs:;....4 + n cars WEpNE@sD4AY @ y MORNING,
THURSDAYS. % A. NJ. cars FRIDAY MORNING, r
SATURDAYS. A P. NJ. cars SUNDAY EVENING.
On Tuesday and Saturday she will far as Pascagoula
no .I, r. GEDDES Agent 10 Bank Place.
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they have been displaced 4a.. .,.,, b fag. D. u
The new tariff bill, reported by Senator James Of
Rhode Island (and which is substantially the same
as that recommended by the Secretary of the Treas
ury, provides that all importations shall be divided
into four classes The first Glass; consisting of spiru
Gus liquors entirely, to pay so per cent, instead
of 100 as at present. The second class, which in
cudes the great bulk of foreign fabrics and manuac
tures to pay 80 per cent The third class, compri-
sing raw manufacturing materials, and all the free
articles under the present law, sbe admitted
free-and the fourth class including all articles not
before enumerated, to pay 20 per cent. The effect of
this BILL if passed, will be to reduce considerably the
revenue arising from imports. 1t may be that the
administration has no longer any dread of rupture
with Great Britain and that Gen. Gadsden has no in
tenton of buying another ten million slice of Mexico
In this view Of the case only, there may be some pro-
priety Of reducing the revenue and in keeping the
Treasury always empty-but it may well be consid-
cred whether prudence and good policy do not re-
gure among governments MS well as among indlvldn.
als that something should be laid up against rainy
day. That public debt is public blessing Is
theory long ago exploded. ..
1t is said that Cornelius Vanderbilt, President of
the Nicaragua Transit Company, still continues in
towering passion He has made several visits to
Mr.. Pierce and Mr.. Marey-bnt it is surmised that
Mr. Marcy is indsposed to listen to the recital of
yanderbiIt's wrongs 1t will berecoected that when
the n. s District Attorney in New York stopped one
Of ysnderbilt5 steamers just she was the point
of sailing. on suspicion Of there being Ncarag guam
f;bnsters on board, the agents of the company be
came very indignant, and abused the government
roundly. Marcy, who never forgets or forglyes an