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Washington telegraph., 1856-04-02
HOrSc.MEEiS
G O T 7 O NJ G NJ S
HOR 8 E. MILLS

TNHE undersigned has established shop in
l. Washington, Arkansas, for the Manufacture
Washington telegraph., 1856-04-02

B. E. EENFKO,
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50 ~ 80 = ~ IRl7'7Ie.7
The American Ticket. /


The municipal ticket Of the American party Of
New Orleans appears in orr columns this morning.
It's not entirely compile etc three Wards remaining
untitled. There Is no doubt day two will suffice
to ill up the blanks with the names Of able and
faithful citizens. al III
Take ticket as III stands, and it is the strongest
and best ever presented To any people for their
sufrages. no spirit Of !; nor
ii the remark induced by bias. In evidence
Of our point the ticket itself and ask
readers without distinction Of party to scan if
carefully and dspass from to end
to read over the names inscribed upon and TO make
up Their jud gaent taecor dngly. s
we think they will find the comp osition of the
ticket excellent; and not entirely beyond #obiee-
ton il all respects, that composed Of the most
valuable material il the city, as whole. y the
ticket ID elected Il Of which We entertain no more
doubt than I've are writing artic Of the
varied interests Of this metropolis will be duly
Represented. The merchant and mechanic, the
property holder and man Will az have
their spokesmen and giant and reliable spokesman
j All that. ii there be any doubters. we again refer
them to the names on the ticket. An intelligent
scrutiny viii convince all impartial men Of the truth
& OF our statements. f.5s \
81 Such Tickets worth laboring for, fighting for,
and entirely deserving the triumph which awaits it..
Therefore, we invoke our friends to buckle on their
Il araor, and prepare, III downright earnest, for the
4 struggle that is appro aehing. i8 #S
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PADRE y1J1L OFFICIALLY RECEIVED.
PROTEST or MAR coLETTA.
s M, ri SS.55 -----s-
nv TIE sourHERS AND NAr1oNAL LINES. v

i WASHINGTON, May I5.-The Senate received today
from tile President message in relation to Central
American affairs, including the troubles Of the Transit
route and the general condition of Nicaragua.
The message states that upon inquiry into the
causes which led to a change in the Government of
| Nicaragua, this Government has determined to re-
cognize Padre Will as Minister from Nicaragua
because satisfactory evidence exists that he represents
| De jacto and De j,tre5 that Government Numerous
considerations are advanced in reference to the pro-
priety Of his reception.
Additional measures are suggested for the security
Of the transit route.
The documents accompanying the message are
volumnous and include letters from Padre Will to
Secretary Marcy President Rvas to President PIERCE
together with spicy correspondence between Molina
and Marcy relative to the late massacre Of Americans
at Virgin Bay and copies Of the instructions issued
to Naval Commanders for attending to the interests of
American citizens
Secretary Marcy yesterday informed Senior Mar
coletta, Gate Minister from Nicaragua,) of the de-
cision Of the Government to receive and recognize
Will as the representative Of Nicaragua.
Marcoletta protested that the act was vioation of
the laws OF good nations, praying circular to the
different diplomatic corps complaining Of the act
The message caused a lively discussion. Senator
Wills spoke warmly in favor of Walker and the
present action of this Government in regard to Mic
aragua.
Hon. Mr.. Crittenden responded and said that in
less than ten days from the time this news reached
Europe we would have a war upon our hands.
The Shooting Affair.
The House tabled a resolution inquiring into the
recent killing Of tile waiter at Wizards by Mr.. Her.
bert, by a vote Of 79to7o.
4=t5 Land Grants.
The Senate passed a bill granting lands to Alabama
and Florida Il
Ii Markets.
NEW DIRK, May 15---Our Cotton Market is M
settled to-day and scarcely anything has been done.
Flour is heavy. Wheat is unchanged. Corn is sell
ling at Sc.
Good Ohio Flour, S. s73s; Southern, 81 to IS 25.
Western Mixed Corn, $50; Mess Pork, unsettled
Freightsare easier.
CNcINNATI, May 15.--Flour, S. Is to IS CO. Mess
Pork, SIG. Whiskey, 200.
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, May l5-The river is falling though
there still sufficient depth of water on the falls to
allow boats pass Seven feetten inches water in the
Canal ,.s
VIcKsBuRG, May l5-The VIM. Bagaley passed
down at S o'clock, and the Delta at this evening
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The GREAr RUSSIAN REuEzDr-pro Bono publico

The GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDy--Pro Bono Publico
Every mother should have in the house handy in case
Of accidents to the chdrenn Reddnss Russia Salye is
Boston remedy of thirty years. standing and
by physicians 1t and speedy cure for burns piles
DOLLS cons felons chlbains and old sores OF every kind
fever ssre ulcers itch scald head nee rash bunons sore
nipples Recommended by nures whitiows SITES Testers flea
bites spider stngs frozen limbs salt rheu Scurvy sore and
cracked lips nose warts and flesh wounds is most val
liable remedy and which be testified to by thousands
who have the city Of Boston vicinity for the last
thirty years In no instance will this salye do injury or in
terfsre wits physcans prescriptions 1t is from the
aaest materials from recipe brought from Russaof articles
growing in that counRnd tho propreos have letters from
All classes eiergymen physicians cspans and 9TH
rs who have used themselves and recommend to others
Russia Saiye put ia large tin boxes stamped on the
cover with picture Of horse and disabled soldier which
picture is also engraved the wrapper Price Is cents
srx' ReddnG& Co. For sale by ]. Wright { Co., Q. O.
"e0aman anu al druggists rg+, fel+ eod6rn&W
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$40 ycsE, advgnce half quarterly at the
rates 20 cents week, 70 the carriers
par Insertion II all cases
a 81 HI ever asabssqusat Insertion 80 cents
Aavesensts tho second pags se every
insertion. s4 III 81 an si5s sS s8 53
published will % charged 81 per
square for every insertion. M
Advertisements not VIII published one month";
charged accordingly sement subs
asiipon viii be stopped until Ill paid, at the
option III the prapriesoIs.
I.ibreaI Discount M made regular advertisers
\ HTE4Tl DAILY CRESCENT a
renders II desirable medium
tssrs. As FlrEn 1T cireulates reaching
hundreds of and being read
approach business hours articles
family be sously published II If
columns. s s "a
$$$85s Il EI q mi EIgEsY GRE sCENT
pabshed Monday morning III 50 year invariably in
adyance extensive circulation throughout Lou.
isans rkansas Aabama Texas and Other
favorable mode advertisers making
leir aud commodities known. Advertisements
serted for II per zach Insertion
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E8- Dyspepsia, In all Ats various Sorma OF
enlacated humanity resulting often from small like
digestion, producing Constipation Fatuency, Nausea in tho
somach and thousand other ailments tending to PROSTATE or
debita the physical man any and all of these yield like
magic to Dr. Hostette celebrated stomach Rers giving
the reputation bears of reinatpg oheah thousands who
have tried its SVyng and influence upon their
smost despSns and brskentonstutons All should use
these Htter during this weather. it is the eec
as Of disease known For sale by Cady Holmes
GraSer street; Alexander Norton Co. 2Poydras street.
: CIV
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TIE COaEg.teSSeS of EUVe6gsge6E E,Sf;p
BY MRS. MADELINE LESLIE.
FIRST Edition of 5000 Copies ordered In Adj
vance of Publications.
Second Edition of 1000 in Press.


This is work Of merit designed for all who have BEEN
are would be married 1t is able yndcaon of the Di
vine Institution of Marriage ddacc but descriptive and
most admirably adapted to control the Judgment heart
multiply and pcpeuRte the amenities and Joys welded le
1t delights those who nave read it, either manuscript or in
sheets. Read what they say:
series of feke pictures, into story of no ord
nary interest," simple and beautiful STYLE true to nature in its
scenes and characters which drawn with of an ar
list most pure and elevated in its moral bidding fair to
be q greet TGt2rfte with the puhicn Tour Critic.
1t will delight readers and shed light on the time
honored institution OF mHrriagen Boston Daily Atlas,
Its style is beautiful for simplicity naturaness and control
over the sentiments and emotions of the reader lis characters
Evening TRANSCRIPT.
narrative OF facts skfuly embellisled containing
scenes of thrilling interest," conormed in style the stand
ards and most and sauary in its social and moral n.
ence.h boston Daily Journal
1t should be read by husband wife and nv all
who expect TO sustain such relation make them therein wiser
better and happcr.n 1.-THE Bay State
SHEPARD CLARK CO.,
no Washington street. Boston,
]. C. MORGAN,
a@6 p Exchange Place, adjoining Post.QTce,
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Handsome Sesmeanea' clothing.
Z VERY LARGE AssoRrMENr.
FRESH ARRIVALS BY EVERY STEAMSHIP.
ALFRED MUNROE & Co,

81 Magazine street, corner Of Gravier,
Would call attention to their present assortment of
Fashionable Clothing FOX Gentlemen.
among whichmay be found the following;
Single Mild Cashmere FROCKS AND PANTAL0ONS
Drnp D Etc FEOCK and SAC COATS.
Very superb Fancy Linen Drill COATS a @a~ 4ss'&fs
Barpour, Alpaca and Merino COATS. 49,
Check Linen, Brown Linen, and Fancy Linen COATS.
Fancy Linen Drill PANTAIOoNS 200 different patterns.
| French Drap D Etc PANTALOoNs
White Narseilles VESTS.
Very rich assortment of Fancy Marseles VESTS.
Rich Fancy Silk and Satin VESTS. p ~ @E
Bombazine, Barpour and Alpaca VESTS
| Gauze Nerno UNDERSTANDS, whole and half sleeves.
Gauze Cotton (" 1t
Llse Thread gsU=
Half Hose, Gloves, suspenders Handkerches Cravats.
Very large assortment OF Linen and Muslin SHIRTS.
80 rs CZOz:xEZurG,
Our Boys CLOTHING very complete EN-.
and guardians invited call and purchase weade cloth
ing for the boys under their charge.
INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING,
full assortment all manufactured by te Union
India Rubber Company including Goats Leggngs Blankets
Piano Covers Sub Marine Arnors Water Pa Gun Covers
Canteens, Water Bottles Beds and Pillows Life Preservers
Cloth, by the piece or yard, etc.,
One Price for Goods--No Deviation.
a... ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
myl2 2p6t 81 Magazine street.
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MgeOaU N0Ehi1e0s

A3e0eo UViOsftt1egs
Are organizing for political purposes c. s. EMERSON bos
organized an ~
AMERICAN HAIR RESTORATIVE,
that will positively FAsTEN Hair from falling and caro -
hair to grow on heads that hive been
@ .YokEZ9cSSE1 gFxn
years This an Indian preparation prepared purely on
the Scientific Principles of the Red man.
kE-Price 81 90 in large Bottles.
For sale, in New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL BY
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
myl2 2p3tMoWeSa q and l5l Cbartros s,u.
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bargains! Bargaisess! )
HMdpWAGE Ella Ms, Hz: Va.

HMWREE&<A-I he -EA-AA L. LIE ~ .,
1s5 CAMP STREET.
Informs his customers and the ladies generally that he has
determined to sell of the balance of his stock of DRY
GOODS, at COST OF IMPORTATION. All in search of
bargains should call as early as possible.
The following are offered at the lowest kind of prices
Figured and plain Bareges Fonnced Ogady Robes ounced
Barege Robe French DreSses Barese Robes for
Misses French English and American Lawns Linen Cam
brio Dresses French Jscone Ginghams and rantines;
Lace and Silk Mantllas Hosiery, Gloves and ttens Cri-
Moline and Grass Skirts; Corsets, Parasols etc.
Also
FASHIONABLE SPRING SILKS, at co cents per yard.
"A complete assortment Of
FALENCIENEES COI.LARETs, COLLARS and Sleeves
EMBROIDERIES and LACES of alt kinds
HORACE HARDY,
myl2 5roWe&Fr le5 Cann street,
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,Segnenees' Clothing.

Summer Clothing.
NEW GOoDs-JUsT OPENED
LEI CHI II ON G. BARB OF,
Corner st. Charles and Canal sts.,
Are in receipt of fine assortment Of
White Linen Duck COATS White Linen Drill COATS; Color
ed Linen Check Goats.
White Linen Duck and Drill PANTS Fancy French Drill
PANTS.
White and Colored Marseilles VESTS Single and Double
Breasted. ~
Merino FROCK and DRESS COATS. r#sr
Merino PANTAIOONS-with large assortment OF Alpaca
Barathea, Linen and Thin Summer Cloth Goats.
SHIRTS, Of every description.
We have received choice assortment of the style of
coored CAMBRIA SHIRTS with Byron and standing collars
French wrists. Aso-IINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS, Of
all sizes, qualities and patterns.
&. LEIGHTON & BAREOT;
myl2 2p6t corner ST. Charles and Canal sta
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ID TEE ID :.

On Thursday morning, 18th inst at 10s O'Clock Mrs MARY
HESTER flanagan aged 10 years. and for the last ten years
a resident Of this city. "' ~
Her friends, ard those of the families of P Commit and NJ AS
pile respectfully invited her funeral from the res
dence of the latter No 2S Hercules street. between Taa and
Melpomene Streets at o'clock This Evening, without fher
len Ia ~.
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TROUBLE IN a CHuRcH,- Quite a scene IS said to
1 have taken place in the German Catholic church at
York, Pa, on Sunday last. It is alleged that the
pastor had previously for some cause struck an old
lady, the mother Of several young men who were
members Of bis congre gatien. The young men, in
dgnant at such treatment Of theirmother proceeded
To Tie PASTORS house. and, Is stated resented the
scanaalous outrage On Sunday they appeared in
church al usual when the pastor attempted to eject
them by violence, which resisted, and serious
row easued, in which many Of the congregation
joined, The partici including the pastor were
subsequently arrested and heldt answer at court.
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N'eeO Summer Clothing.

W. SIRgMrI aEr .NE qG Gapm
l.4. No. So Camp street,
Have just received additional supplies Summer Clothing
Barpour Merno COATS; ~ 2H
Coloredan Black Alpaca COATs-ycry rich
White and Colored Linen Duck COATS.
.s Es Seersucker, Linen and Cashmere COATS
White and Colored Linen Duck PANTS
White and Fancy Drill PANTS
White and Fancy VESTS
Very light gauze Merino UNDERSHTRTs-Tra
Lisle Thread Undershirts; LINEN DRAWERS
New Styles ofLisle Thread and Cotton HALF HOSE.
sHIRTsA supply Colored Linen and Muslin also of
Linen Bosom do
TRUNkSAn invoice Of the hest Sole Leather Travelling
Trunks, Philadelphia manufacture.
UHBRELLAS-Just received small invoice of superior Silk
and Bingham Umbrellas. mvI2 apl2t
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E- Notice to Contractors - Proposals Will
be received by the undersigned Mayor of Thbodaux until
Monday, June ID 1856, for building PIVOT BRIDGE on
solid pier ofmas0ry the bayou Laouche front Of the
town of Thboda1S agreeable TO plan exhibition
Banks Arcade New Orleans any other suitable PLAN
IONA. C. WHITE,
Mayor of Thibodaux.
Thibodau1, May l4ti, 1856. nlyl6 2p3t
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TO .VHerch0aaFs ex2sd OPTICIANS
VV'0scEsne@ktasg! matchmaking

e. e. RJCEkLsEY,
qate Young L Co, 5 CAMP ST.,
Respectfully invites the attention purchasers to his entire
stock of fine WATCHES, JEWEL RY and sILVERWARE
manufactured imported expressly his order every article
OF which is fully guaranteed. 81
Particular attention isnyted his assortment WATCHES
which be exceled in the city, and will be prices
lower than is often asked for inferior article.
nThe srcest attention. heretofore in Watch Repairing
Diamond Setting or Jewery Work. ala 2plm
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Thibodaux, May l4tll, 1856.

na~Amerlcan Mass HEeeting-A Mass Meet
ing of the American Party in the Third District be held on
MONDAY 18th inst, at O'Clock, P. NJ, in the hall at the
Narigny building nnyl5 2ptd
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or RIVER NAVIGATE

Z
We are informed that q very general movement is
being made at this time In the cities on the Mississippi,
to urge upon Congress the importance Of making APP
preparations to improve the navigation Of this river
and its principal tributaries. The Committee on
Comnlerce in the House Of Representatives has re-
ported bill for this purpose and the probabilities Of
its passage are said to be encouraging But, to make
assurance doubly sure it is considered important that
the people directly interested should give expression
to their views ana feelings, ii manner to reacf
Washington. This is being done by memorials tt
Congress and it is expected that the people Of New
Orleans will join the people Of the upper cities
We make an extract from the memorial Of the
people Of st. Louis TO show the broad and national
grounds on which the appropriations are prayed for
The dangerous The Msssisspp
ys snd M # ap s aad
gM ss thes e
Federal rs t of
and there ~ En- nr
domestic commerce MI 49, n .t,
matea eS IL s aeeS IN sse
rotary thSusand n f ~ aS,lal "
Sat estaes e thss millions
M as as
by efforts y the
interested II this naygatIsn contributes
a lslft o pay sea6oard
IA 6siiIfe{ III Louis,
money enough paid United States constitute ample
fund the imnrof tnents pray ed for. s3si
These arethe highways for the Of fourteen
three organized Territories Of the union They
national in pale and importance any be- Under
the Is right and duty ask that the evils
Tie
Officers occasionally for then sold
and sacrifice, and aan
Hereafter hope the Improvement Of the
of principal rivers prosecuted with Sgor
and under better system. E tss St}5i8z5 "a,
The bill as reported we proposes to let
out contract the work Of removing the dangerous
distinctions TO nay which destructive in
seasons Of low water. The plan Of sconfding to pr
yate enterprise, stimulated BY hope Of personal gain
this important achievement IS universally proved by
the who, in all the upper ports have
joined in memorial developing their views at length
and with much force. We doubt not. the boatmen of
this port will jonin similar memorial The officers
Of boats running ST. Louis Louisville and Cincinnati
have nearly all signed the memorial inttheir own
ports. ss
New Orleans, intended by nature to be the entrepot
Of tile products Of the vast country drained by the
Mississippi and tributarie of more than five
hundred millions Of largely interested in this
movement and it is to be presumed that our citizens
will join those of the other cities on the river in bring
ing the importance Of as forebleas possible, to the
attention Of national Law makers at Washington.
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DELIGHTFUL AND HEALTHY LAKE SHORE FAMILY

DELIGHTFUL AND HEALTHY LAKE SHORE FAMILY
RESIDENCE in c0mplete order lie wsbtrg, for sale
A DESIRABLE TRACT OF HIGH LAND,
Ia ut lewisbug, parish OF st. Tammany the
big wharf, measuring arpent front Poutchar
train, by about eight apents deep together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, consisting chiefly of
spacious and elegant wostoy dwelling having about feet
leres etc. Kitchen six rooms, stables chicken house
wash house. barn. carriage house, house. etc This prop
ery is we'll fenced mostly in high cultivated state and
handsomely planted with flower, fruit trees of
every description the whole in first ORDER and worthy the
special attention Of amateurs.
The Household and Kitchen Furniture etc. D.
Forurther particulars, apply to
~ n. VIGNIE Auctioneer
az # Corner of Cont street and Exchange alley
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FILLMORE Y. IN oAI1FoRNrA-A friendly subscriber,
says the Columbus Enquirer, residing inthe golden
territory writes to US his opinion Of the nonations
and the spirit in which said nominations are received
IN California Having resided there for number of
years past he has had good opportunity Of Judging
the public sentiment upon political as on other mat
ters.. He says; III
The nomination Of Fillmore and Donelson gives
entire satisfaction to the American party this State
as well as to thousands of the admirers of those
statesmen, who are not members Of that party
California win undoubtedly cast her vote for the said
nominees and If the people of the South will consult
their own interest and that of the Union and vote for
the statesman who nobl guarded their interests
heretofore doubt not but what the election of next
November will be just rebuke to all who would vii
lngly sacrifice our glorious Union.
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10 GoNrRAo roRs. BY reference to the advertise
mert of Mayor White, Of 9hbodaux, to be found in
another column II viii be that posals for
building q bridge across Bay fourche, opposite
tie tosya of Thibodaux, are called for. Here is q
for vorable job So contractors will pay
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AaEnIcAN VIRGINIA STATE CONVENTION Rich
nond, "a, Thursday, May s.-The American State
Convention adjourned last night at 10 O'clock
Electors for the Congressional and Senatorial Districts
and for the Counties in the State, were appointed
John NJ Bolts, Thomas Flournoy, A. H. H. Stuart
and John S. Carlisle, were elected for the State at
large.
The following resolutions were adopted:
Ratites the nomination of Mr.. Fillmore, and
endorses him as true to the Union and the Constit.
ton, knowing no South, no North, no East, no West
looking only to the interests of the whole country
4 zd-Endorses MI, Donelsona as friend of the Union
and patriot faithful to the Constitution. -
3D. Condemns the squatter sovereignty of the Ne.
braska bill, under which aliens vote in violation of
the haluraization laws and the ascendency of the
Anti.Sayery sentiment is secured in every territory
that may hereafter be formed. -"
4thIhat the prospective spirit and harsh invectiye
otto. t.e5= H,T7.s y = 'itu
5th-That the Democratic party are responsible for
ginia.
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Worms are Fatal.

..5t Worms are F0&0E.
All physicians know that the of the fatal dis.
eases of children They produce dysentery :arhpa
commissions congestion eacaon on the brain idocy
etc. Arrest the evil in time, then, by atminste ring
Wtner's Canadian Vermifugc.
vegetable remedy harmless to the system water but alb
solutely certain in its curative results
particular and remember the name Winers Canadian
VeEmfnge" This the only article that can be depended on
Remember this .,.E..- 3.~..
For sale wholesale and retail in New Orleans by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
nyl2 2p6tGltW q and l5l Chartres st.