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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-19

OF The United States Treasury ea,i.
ma,ss. for the next fiscal year. have been
completed. and notwithstanding the efforts
made to reduce them. the aggregate will
reach about seventy millions. Tbs War
Department estimates are increased by tho
estimated Mormon war. aud those for the
Navy by the construction Of The row steam
s'oops Of war. Secretary Cobb docs no,
apprshsnd the necessity Of sesorting TO
loans on Treasury notes.
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NM ARRANGEMENTS.

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ARRIVAL Or TnE EMPIRE CITY.
L\IE NEWS From CALIFORNIA
NEWS FROM MIC AA q o 4.

NEW . FROM MICA n a Qua.
WALKER LANDED uNNoiEsrnp-p IsPosI.
Tl1N OF MS soRCL>-TnE FASHION At
ASrI\Wt ALTON r,iiUiNu ATTEMPTS
TO SEIZE liEk COSTA RIGA DIFFICULTY.
C,.I,oRsIA Ngws-'I'hs news from
California by this arrival ia generally IN
important.
III, California public !. much excited
A, to the sea worlhiues. OF the Pacific mat!
steamers.
SrirriNo JSTrLLIGg>cg. The follows
ing vessels have arrived at San Francisco
from Atlantic ports; Clipper ship Sierra
Nevada. Aurora, Old Colony, Herald OF
the Morning, Goddess aud Sxucho Pan.
"a,
\ic,sAepA \sws-'The Fashion ar
rived Oft Greytovn on the 2jth November
and passing directly under tue stern OF
the [ s. irigale Saratoga al fall speed
lshowiug only ten men on dcck,l sa'ei,
landed Walker and one hundred and hit,
tl5Ol men at SCOTS wharf, funts Arenas
III. party landed wilhou, the slightest
moleslS,lon.
sent tiny men up the aver IN boats by DIT
iereEt -nti,ures
iAsuIoN Ar A.rtNwALL The Fashion
after landing Walker, proceeded to Aspln
wall, and while coaling at that place Com
mojore paulding attempted to seiae her
but on examination. finding her papers
correct. lie, her go.
NICARAGUA AND CosrA Rirs 1t WAS
generally supposed ,bA, the difficulties es.
i.ting between Costa Rics aud Nicaragua
would be settled without resort to arms.
VESSELS FOR SAY JuAN The British
aud American vessels OF war at Aspnvall
had sailed Tor san Juan.
OPERATIONS oS run CoLARAro -- Pre-
yious to the landing at funta Arenas, W al
ker had sent ,hifty men up the Colofad,
river for "A siraisgetqae movement upon
the San Juan river.
Walker took formal possession of Paw Ia
Arenas on the ooh of November
New NoRs, December l2-0ur Cit,
banks generally resumed specie payment
to,dsy.
Private dispatches say tina. the Boston
bauk. will do tn. satue M will also tn,
New England Banks generally
The New York count, backs were res
stored to their position 60 days ago
WAsuIN.roN, December 10 ->eaais -
Eoote gave notice OF his intention to iu'
iroduce bill granting lands to actual set
, tiers.
The Senate then went into executive ses
sion. The Adminls,tali1u having beer
geographically advised that stanton Secrc
tary Of Kansas, had cnllrd special SEES
sion OF the Il snsas Legislature. the Presi
deut has removed stanton and appointed
Gen Denver Ms his successor. Geo Dem
yer lett here ls-, week for ia. West.
No dcsnsie action ha. We, been taken OF
Denver appointment By the Senate.
Doubts are EXPRESSED whether Vi siker ;,
name viii be sent to tue Senate Tor cot e.
ma,iur
House. The Speaker appointed SriliI
of Va, MA, Grow, Taylor Of New York
Nichols Smith of Tennessee, Morse M,
Dowdell committee on Public Printing to
report such reforms as the, deem eApedi-u,
WAsuINoroN. December The DE
mccratic Senatorial caucus has ageec6 up
-" Mason ss Chairman of the Foreign ~,
ls,ons Commute Douglas, Committee vo
Territories Hunter, on Finance Stewart
Puhlfc Lands Brown, ou District of Co.
lambda; Clay, on Commerce, Bs,ard, on
the Judiciary aud iulee on rostoli'ce ans
Pos, roads.
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CRGAr D.sTsrcTioN OF L,rE. We
learn by the European news by the Ameri,
ca, that the extensive powder mills a,
MAys"cs had exploded. destroying a por
ito" Of III" city. killing thirty person. and
wounded five huudfel others.
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4 l,fi.I..
IN Net 10 prorsdc fo- tcolor.eol ,
N'neralgicai Surrey Of Me .siai, u"

9 =, ''
ANN, g." og nc Lse,s.
'""'' "'' '''" " ''i's' That u.
"''s'"o' = "e's"' "","o'''e' and 'squr
E" 'o 'Ppo"' 1'''e "eo''s's'' who .hsl
r''' % ''''"''"o No" practical
s"""'''s' VI ''e So''"c' OF geology and
,"'s' ~" '"' s"'' ''"'e 'eo'ogis
S""' ~ nv" WV" ''e e"u'e"t "' 'he Gov,
'"o, "FPo' Wv" s""'u'o persons to- NJ,
~ IT, =" w, '''""'e' " NY "n'ie'. en-.
~ "' F"'' ,""'".'' '"e'nIs', and
Wv "r"''"' Engineer.
- ".', "' 'he duty Of
'"' "'''' ""' "'s assistants ~
''o" az w i'"'"'"' """f 'heH APRON,
'"'"'' " '",'' 'P'"' WIZ" ~ much expcdt
"o" """ "'SI''''" vs. may DE consisted
WV 80. anu accuracy 'ho'oueb
"e's'o"'' ","''"'"H'e"' hhd 'hem,csi
survey u '"'s S'"'e' WIN view to deter
","r the o'o'f' succession, a"sng"n'.n,,
relative position, and comparative msgni
''ne' OF Tie several stat" or geological
formations "' 'l's STATE nnd TO search for
M" 'A'",'"e al "s"s os deposits oil ote,
''"'' "a''' a"o s"vh "'hef mineral suhsisu.
'es' sh" mineral ""'ofs. ~ tasy be useful
OF '''o""'e' M" l" "na''z' the same, aud
W wv VI F'''o'' ~" u",'es winch MA, be
necessary To make 'nl' aud complete G..
o'"e'"' M'nef"i'g'fsi aud Chemic,'
survey OF 'h's state.
Nl' nat II shS'l be The duty Ct
the STATE 'eoI"e'si and tls sss's'anls, to
make 'nl' "ra complete examination. nssau
ana anal'kes OF Nil such rocks. ofc.. ot
other substances as may he submitted to
them tor that purpose, and furnish, il reauir
cd AN account OF such results as he msy
obtain, snj be shall deposit IN the Cle,k.
once o' the eonn', N which he shall dis
cover minerals such spec'n"us AS Ito shall
'eeh OF value 'o' the inspections OF III.
c"hens aud Ns tors OF SAID county.
sc l. mat It shall be the duty Of
The 'eoiogI.t' to make such exploration q
each count, ia TINS State, AS VII be suth
c"nt to 'susly HIM whether 1t contain,
valuable ih'n.ihi deposits, aud the EXTERN.
nature anu Value thereof
SIC D mat II shall be the duty OF
the state "e"i"g'st, to forward To the Cows
efnof fom Tune to time during lae wox
ross OF SAID survey, such specimens 10,
Goals, soils, FOSSILS, aud other mineral sub
stances, A. may Ice necessary aud propes
10 'o'm complete cabinet Of the .peci
mems OF the Geology, and Nlaetnoogy %
We o'"'"' ana The "ovefno' shall cause the
same to be deposited h proper order In
some convenient room IN She State Capitol,
'"'fe TO be preserved iof pnbiic mspsc
you
'h'' u small be The d"ty OF ths
''"'" 'eo'"s's' 10 cause To be represented
on 'he maps OF the state bt colofs aud
othrf appropriate means, the va'ious sfeas
occupied 10y The different Geological for
nations !" 'he state, and to ma'h thereon
"' lo'a'''',s oi 'he respective beds. or de-
P's's ol the vaiou- niinernl substaucss
discovered, aud on the completion OF the
'nNeN' 10 report memoir OF the Geology
ana M'"e'a'ogs OF lhr State, composing a
complete account OF The leading su'yec's
ana "'seo''f'es which have been embraced
u" 'he survey
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+. II. BL>LoCk,
Secretary.

4 Washington letter says tn. President
expresses much annoyance at the an.
nouncment of the arrival Of the sloop Of
war Saratoga. which was supposed 10 DO
guarding the San Jasn River against the
hllihasters. II |. proves that she has re.
tn ned BY order Of Commodore Padding
commanding the Hon. Squadron. tho Com
modore will be called upon for Al s1pla-
nstion. There il now NO United Slater
vessel at San Juan, and il Walkers sxpe.
di,ion lsnds ther., the public will naturally
believe that the Saratoga vas Withdrawn
BY pre-arargsment.
The steamer Susquehanna from the Med
iteranean squadron, Is expected daily al
hey West. where orders will NEE. her to
proceed Immediately TO San Juan.
MARINE Lo1Es ron NovrxHKp-.
The New York Courier Publishes = tabl.
Of marine Losses Tor the past month. show
ing tho aggregate OF thirty-eight vessels
OF witch two were steamers, ak were
ship', six were bsrks, ak were briggs, ses.
teen were scheoners, and Que sloop 1he
total value OF property los, wns eigM hun
dsei and frenty thousand i~o hundred dol.
lars
This il the vnlue Of tho property totally
lost, exclusive Of damages to veassis no,
amounting to n total loss and OF partial
losses OF cargo, since the first OF Jsnus'
~ five hundred nnd twenty. five vessels
valued with their ca'gces al 1880 500
have bccu lost,
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MARRIED..

On The I3Ih inst Nr ". II. KNULANU and Nr
T.. ". HUNT, both of Hsrssoa county.
With The above received a choice piece Of cshs
The happy couple have our best wishes, mar ,heu
future hs dImmei by no clouds bur may their SUNSHINE
of happiness and PROSPERITY be ever Erigh.
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Loss Of the Col. Edwards.

STEAMER BcnSr - Tbs steamer Col
Edwards, Captain Beard, which len TIA.
port "Wednesday night for New q leans,
was destroyed by fire. ON Saturday morn
inu, iv. miles below Alexandria We res
gfci to learn that three white and thre. col
orr3 persons lost their lives by the disaster
The Col. Edwards took on board at this
port abou, 500 bales Of cotton aud u
drove OF cattle, all OF which ware burned
The passengers barely escaped with the
ciclhe. they had on. We have beeo una,
bic to ascertain any pafhculat. 10 regard
to tn. calamity. Insurance TO the amount
Of 8 900 On the cotton WAS effected IN
the Shreveport Insurance Company, aud
hat amount MAS paid over To the shippers
Monday evening. within four hours after
the information of tbs d.s.ef reached
here. Such promptness in paving lo.ses
speaks well for our Insurance, Company.
aud vii add to its popularity South
Western
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-19

srpDEv DEArm OF An Eeiroa.. Mr..
Stlnsss. editor OF The New Yo.k Day
iIsst. lied ssdds"ly In The Long l.lsnd
easS yssase6ey sitsssoow. lls left The de.
~ - ~ ~ usin lss Ais residence, near
s'yesso ijiils. Uspos isssins from The
tsssej y Adsstie s4svst 10 was discovered
- - dssA olis Death wss ssppossd to
hsse essa essssd B, disesss 81 ihs heart.
~ !, P..~.
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Tmx RIVER. -The South. Western Of We'd.
"ssdsy ass says
1'hs river continues to rise, and is in fne
h~atiae er1es. Hiwee our last, the b. l.. Hodge,
Swaa, LINDA, Alton, j., National. Era No. >,
aa1P p. =. kimball, have arrived from New
OsIeaas. The Dskc 10 due ths morning.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-19

SLAvrs rxox CmotcG. -fhs Senate Of
ths lsh inst.. paced = bill allowing free
psssoss Of sslos-now in Texas. o, hers>
shss ss~lss Into Tear. BY = proceeding
10 ~ District Cost. 10 choose masters.
tss ths0sslyss or eLiidsea undss fifteen
yssss u aSs; aud 10 bind themselves to
psspslsal slavery.
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New Advertisements,
New Orleans and Shreveport Packet
PASSENGER BOAT.

~ this new and lsst running Siea~
i boat L.ecosspsc. Capt Cnkssf
loWssos, will run during the season between
Shreveport and New Orleans. touching at 6iana
Byos, Camp,c, Grandccorc. ST. Maarw';
Alexandria and all intermediate landings ana
plantations. The Lecomtc was built expressly
for a passenger boat, has large state rooms
furnished with every comfort and convenenss'
and has unsurpassed accommodations. HeI
Officers will give particular attention TO an!
brsincss entrusted TO tho boat. For freight"
passage apply on board
Dec, ~, 1857. It'll
FRESH GROCERIES!
DILL HEINRICH IA. just returned ifon
] New Orleans with n fresh, large, ana
sorted stock of GROCERIES,, which he one"
At the lowest cash price.
A Il y (1s
a large stock Of Dyes, Candies and other Az ~.
eIes for hol day pr~seuts. His stock - w -.
largest and best selected ever offered In '""
market.
PHILIP HEINRICH
Dee. IL, 1857. IS-'""
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Srurr Npous PRoJlcr We extract
the following from the Pnri. cofrs.ron,
dence Of the New York Times:
You will see by tn. late French ,urnals
fall detail. of the plan for submarine
railroad acro., the Channel between
Frarcc and England "A plan which is now
seriously talked OF on both sides of the
Channel The protector Ii n Frenchmao.
and his plsn--whch is perhaps the TWEEN.
te,h for the same objects regarded rs
worthy Of serious attention. The distance
is twenty >two miles. A bridge /. impossi'
bl. on account Of obstruction to navigs-
lion. aud tbs Thames Tunnel seems to have
condemned all enterprises of similar
character. II is proposed TO build n triple
archwsy in stone, for three railway tracks,
under water. commencing the construction
simultaneously at both ends aud meeting in
the centre OF the Channel At this point,
where there ia now a slight elevation Of the
soil. the protector proposes to build n sta.
ton. or halfway house. and NJ the middle
will be a sott OF summit level. higher than
the two ends. the .sfs at this point will ap
prosch the s"rfr An island will here
be con- large oircrls, shaft
vii, purpose Of lighthouse
aud asc, I'd and descend from
nUa to Ia way. The .addle il elevated
principally, because. in case Of y burst Of
water. 10 better that the current should rua
towards the land happily. the bottom OF
the sea here favoa this design. Other
nhufi hnt 10, La Z.
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DisrREss Ar NV lonk.-rhe n. Y.
Tines says that nm investigation into the
nuinhcn and condition Of the destitute
working men. has convinced those who
have made i, tina, there never was time
in the history OF tho city where their wei,
fare was more deeply imper'IIed by crime
and deprsvity, than it viii be this water.
II charitable and thoughtful persons do noi
intstposs TO rescu. the destitu,. from their
extremity Of exposure and that never be.
fore, in any period Of distress, were there
such ample means at hand for averting it's
most deplofable results
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-19

WILD SILK The depth Of tho Central
American forests will probably yield some
new articles Of commerce. 10 the Olsurha
there is to be found hanging on the trees
a sort Of sack. some two feet in depth.
which 10 the nest Of a species Of Silks
worm. The silk is woven over the inside
OF this sack. In ls41. six pounds were
sent TO England. where it was mad. into
handkefch'eis Of excellent quality. A
profitable trade in this article might per,
hsPs. DO established. M this material can
he gathered !" any required quAn,i,y An
old Mexican author speaks OF wild silk as
abundant in the lslhmus Of 1ebaun,sp pee,
aud states that the natives were accustomed
TO s"thef II ior expectation to Spain. Cal,
IfpfVIH pppfg
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'fILfHt'srERINcI.N

III. President condemns the lawless exc
peddions which have been fitted out against
independent republic. on this continent
Nothing is better calculated to re,srd our
steady ptogress OF impair our character rs
snatIon thsn the federation OF such enter.
priscs in violation Of the law, OF nations
Tie comments the Whole suhjec, to the Sc
nous attention OF Congress. u. recon
mends tho adoption Of such measure. Ms
viii b. eR-ctual IN tho way OF restraining.
our citizens from commi,,'u. such out
fAuel
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lnpx ~ RAgx Public equilibrium il Eestored,
I'm herself for Mood Shirt
gba0k Sound the Joyful cry, and every BODY for
Sf thr and urnhng goods Let It be known that Moody
the North during financial panic which desoated
hat end country but that far from falling victim 10
AZ helped to siay It by Smelling ont the ready'
with which 10 was taking his pick Of the finest
gooda tho New York Market European and American and
getne thing atunpsscedensedy low pcesall in order
10 enabls A. fah Southern subjects their money
ratio Moody has long ckled the town by the
ard cheapness Of his goods but this we opne
fsnsation unparalleled 10 shirt annals
pe<rniaFse little, win that Moody has brought
Nth him perfect avalanche Of shirts nndercothing.
snl furnishing goods for gentlemen and boys stock
hh far exceeds previous stock laid in by him.
which he viii dispose Of at rates almost cheap belief
Think of s fine shs Tor x dollars six heavy undeshir
ortwo doars and heavy English socks six pairs
dear black silk at forty cents e dressing robes
low three every thing else liz proportion
borne mind too that though Moody absent durins
bank excitement he s not scared on his RETURN and
sdes all he hills Just good gold We refer to the shir
Kings bulletin official and extraordinary, in advertising
cplumns ths morning. x. s3 80 q n
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y. .Mnllard.

II. .MNLln1ed,
CABINET MAKER AND UPHOLSTERER,
ca Royal and 81 Bienville streets,
Begs leave inform the public generally that he has in
store large and splendid assortment of ROSEWOOD, MA
HoGANY, MODERN AND OLD OAK
FURNITU RE,
his old manufacture and Of the LATEST STYLES and has
received from Europe by late arrivals Of the most manf
cent stocks of
FRENCH FURNIT
brought this city together with extensive asso
ment Of ..f -'
DAMAsK, .LAMPAs BRocATELLE AND SATIN CUR
TAIN STUPFs.
REPS BoBINETs AND EMBROIDERED MUsLINs-For
Mosquito Bars.
Also, the most Fashionable and Fancy
Porcelain and Glass Ornaments,
BISCUITS, VASES, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Fancy
TABLE sETS-For Dessert, Tea, Washsand and Toilet
FANCY PORCELAIN AND CUT GLASS PARLOR ORNA-
MENTs a
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS SILVER AND PLATED WARE
AIFENIDE SETS, CLOCKS
TABLE AND FANCY CUTLERY.
CHANDELIERS, LUsTRES, LAMPS, BRONZE sTATU-
ETTES.
And the NEW PATENT COFFEE GRECQUEs.
He has besides, very large stock of FURNITURE TRIM
MINGs consisting of Frnges Gmp Tasse!s Cords Loops
Transparencies rich and common Corhces Curtain FINS Rugs
| Mats and Druggets. ,.. s..s'
Persons using COLA OIL, Informed that he has just
| ceived supply of genuine Clarified for Lamps
Furniture be executed on special drawings will
| be promptly attended to- and at moderate prices.
Uphoseers respectfully informed that they will always
every article in their line and at the lowest market
| prices. OH ZpiIn
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sonrrnrNa NEW UNDER THE suN.-The lates

SOMETHING New UNDER THE SuN.-The latest in
ventt6n know of Is machine intended establish public
confidence Many people apt that
though load Of coal be bulky it solid that by some
crook they will get the full Of what they barganed
for. Mesrs. Spencer Field Co., atthe Camp and
Girod street, being the popular skepicism
mined themselves fair and footing with every
body have provided themselves with number OF Martins
weighing CARTS wish which they intend to send their coal
their customers after the first Of next month The bodies
these adjusted springs of nicely that by
index attached the weight Of the coal determined
tion Of pound The cart in fact is portable weighing
chine tn which may decide his Own weight correctly
platform scale This something Of contriSance
will certainly be popular. Messrs Spencer Fed& Co.. are
largely supplied with all kinds co which they
at thesr usual lew rates. See their advertisement
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Just Ready for Delivery,

NEW ORLEANS STATIONERS' WAREHOUSE,
No. 60 Camp street,
HERBERT'S GREAT NATIONAL WORK ON THE HORSE
OF AMERICA.In two superb imperial octave Volumes
Illustrated with Steel Engraved original Portraits from
paintings and drawings by distinguished artists Bound in
nll calf and extra, half calf half morocco
in cloth.
THE REASON wHY-A Book Of Condensed Scientific
ledge for the Million
NOTHING TO EAT-"Not' by the author of "Nothing to
Wear.'' w. iE7s
CITY POEMs-By Alexander Smith.
FIVE GATEwAYs OF ANONYMOUSLY G. Wilson, NJ.
D., etc. i-.t
PLANTER's DAUGHTER-By Miss Dupuy.
Also, another supply Of
NINE LIE vERT's SOUVENIRS OF TRAvEL-Snperb edi-
ton, in Turkey morocco extra.
..s ]. B. STEEL,
-i Law Publisher, Bookseller and sationer,
o26 2p3t 90 Camp street.
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JHAKIka z. BlER. ""' VI
G.. G.. Bier s Co.,
No. % CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
Manufacturers Of

No. % CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
Manufacturers Of
The Patent Indestructible Water Pipes.
PLU M Frs,
TIN COPPER, INK AND sHEETIRoN WORKERS.
Plumbing Copper Tn Sheet Work done in all
their various branches.
Sheet Lead Lead and Iron Pipes all sizes; Shower Baths
Bath Tubs, washhand Basins and Stands Hip and Sponge
Baths Closets Lead and Cast Iron Sinks Pumps both
Lift Force, various paerns Beer Pumps VICTORIA,
GRECIAN and DRAB WASHSTANDS, suitable for water
works or without, a beautiful article for bed rooms
constantly hand large and well selected assor
ment of
BRASS METALS, COCKS, etc.
Such Cocks Stop Upright and Bracket Cocks Of al
Sizes Wasstand Sink, Buffers shampoonng Compression,
for cold water Lager Beer and Csten Cocks all sizes.
Also Plated Cocks of all kinds Brass, Hose and PLAIN Coup
ngs and Hose Pipes from Il to nchcs and all Brass Ware
| usually found similar establishment.
We have the celebrated METROPOLITAN RANGE, which
to be the best article Of the kind
Also celebrated Charter Oak and Amazon Cook Stoves all
sizes families of from five person sizes
that will cook for six hundred.
Are also Agents for the celebrated JEFFREY'S DOUBLE
ACTING LIFT AND FORCE PUMP with solid India Rubber
Balls valves-Three sizes Nos and 4 prices $50 sb
SOTO from % 81 feet perpendicuar and
from 50 10 feet clear of the nozzle with only
one man at the brake They superior any Pump
yet invented
| COOKING STOVES AND RANGES of all sizes, patterns
prices always hand either wholesale retail Also,
Parlor Office Church, Bedroom and Steamboat HEATING
STOVES. Steamboats, Hotels or Plantations supplied.
nAl work done by warranted to give satisfaction Or
| ders solicited from the country.
G. C. BIER q CO.,
| OLE 1y-2p3n No. 95 Camp street, New Orleans
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They consist, in part Of
STRIPED, PLAID AND BAYADERE SILKS.
Il MARCELLINEs AND FLoUNCEs.
SILK AND COTTON VELvETs. ll-.-.
PLAIN FIGURED DE LANES.
MUSLIN DE LAME DRESSES
PoPLINs AND yALENcIAs.
JACoNET yALEN. COLLARS.
vALENcIENNEs SETS.
LINEN cAMBRIc HANDKERcHIEFs. ~
hStbsoipEhhD hANphskohlhFs.
JAcoNEr & SWISS EDG1NGs & 1NsERT'Gs
EMBROIDERED SKIRTS.
LADIES' AND CIIILDREN's CLoAKs
PARASOLS AND MARQUISES.
SILK AND WORSTED AND SILK AND COT DAaAsk.
CURTAIN CALICOEs, of all descriptions.
QUILTS AND TOILET COVERS.
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fLAlN AMI FRiNlEb fLANNEio.
LADIES' STEEL. SKIRTS-New article.
cAsuNEpEs MERINoEs etc
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WHITE AND bkoWN CoiIoN HosE.
CHILDRENs WHITE AND BROWN COTTON HOSE
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