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WARREN's FIRE AND wATER-rRooF

W ROOFS
Have been tested 10 New Ore for the last three years and
the manufacturer would pleased any
pason Instituted between those Of three year, standing and
those recon y finished.
The the construction Of these roofs felt
composition and gravel The former manufactured Of
such ingredients pos elasticity aud ienaey and
combined with the latter form roof only durable and
with liability crack decay, but which is mpevious
bob FIRE and combination before Obtained
composition roof.
Buildings covered with "warrens Roofn and sheir cor
tents charged the Of
with slate 9th ERE proof roofs. Its per
than sae and bat Little than half the cost Of the best
metallic roofing.
who adopted these roofs and the Of buildings
cred prove eoncuavely the high estimation they hold
among practical men.
The following firms individuals have had build
nss covered with Warrens Improved Fire Water Proof
Roofs
A. =. Cochran 4 Hall, 7. X. Smith,
NJ. Avendano, Robert HESTER
Jose Martinez neeombA, Geo. A. Sanford a Co.,
Louis l.. Csmlot l.. 4. Reynolds,
Price, Converse 4 Smith, Isaac shubert.
Thee. Nash, JOSHUA PEBBLES,
A. Bruwn Co., Morehouse
J. Waterman 4 Co.. CFozier 4 Wing,
N. 0yerton, Peter Ross,
T. B.Lee, L. Cox &Co,
VIM. Pybas, A. Horren.
Hall 4 IIidreth, A. Sampson.
J. NJ. ADguera, and many others
Furher information may by addressing through
the PosOGice subscriber arc the only persons
authorised put roofs of this description state
THOMAS RICHARDSON Il CO.,
Practical Roofers IO4 Mechanics Exehsnee New Or
| leans la. jais 2p6t-lm
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The Patent IndcstructIbIe Water Pipes,
PLUM BERs,


The Patent understandable Water Pipes,
PLUM BERs,
TIN, COPPER, link AND SHEET IRON WORKERS.
Plumbing Copper Tin Zinc and Sheet Iron Work all
their various branches.
Sheet Lead Lead and Iron Pipes all sizes; Shower Baths
Bath Tubs Wash hand Basins Stands Hip Sponge
Baths Wafer Closets Lead and Cast Iron Sinks Pumps both
Lift and Force various Beer Pumps VICTORIA
GRECIAN and DRAB wAsHsrANDs, suitable for water
works without beautiful article for bed rooms.
We have constantly hand large and web selected
ment Of
BRASS METALS, COCKS, etc.
such Bib Coes Stop Upshi and Bracket Cocks Of all
sizes; washsand Sink Butlers shampoonng Compression,
for hot cold wair Lager Beer and Ciern Cocks all sizes
Also, Plated Cocks Of all kias Brass, Hose md Plain Coup
lags and Hose Pipes from z to- ehe and all Brass Waee
usually found in a similar establishment
We have tn celebrated METROPOLITAN RANGE which
has be the very best article of the kind IN
Also the celebrated Charter Oak and Amazon Cook sove all
sizes cook for families of from persons up
That will cook for six hundred.
also Agents for the celebrated JEFFREYs DoUBLF-
ACTING LIFT AND FORCE PUMP with solid India Rubber
Balls for vavesThree sizes Nos and 4 prices So SIS
and s5OTo raise from Is to 81 feet perendiclar, and
the from 80 to 10 feet clear of the nozzle with ouly
the brake. They far superior any other Pump
yel invented
COOKING STOVES AND RANGES Of all sines, patterns
and prices always hand either wholesale rgial Also
Parlor oaee, Church, Bedroom Steamboat HEATING
STOVES. Steamboats, Hotels Plantations supplied.
RaA work doue by give satisfaction. Or
ders solicited from the country
c. c. BIER CO.,
OLE " No. 95 Camp street. New Orleans.
SANV mILLs-GoT UP ExPRE SLY TOR PLAN
taon TO fFom 200 to l0o0j feet of Lumber
day. and simple that they be by any negro odi-
nnIS Intelligence, constantly on hand at he
Southern machinery Depot,
No. 9S Mlsaziee street.
The following received from Planter is gu Heent tesi-
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FOR RENT.

E,OR HEyT-SEvRRAb FIsE ROOMS, SUITABLE
Il for Ones Bank Of EeH Orleans u ~
Charles and Union streets Apply to fhe CsshieE NJ
-. FOR RENT-rHE POUR STORY STORE, Me-
N 8 Gsayr street, occupied BY Meszrs Ki1gsnas.
AEa Bsrstsv Co. Apply 10 The present. eceuRAnts
VINCENT co..
sea- No Is Cusfsnhaslse street.
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. THE EYE AND THE EAR

- THE EYE AND THE EAR.<2
-SSDEAFNEss AND ALL DISEASES oF&%
THE EYE AND EAR.-DR. r. A. Won a0sCHzIsKER
oeulist and Aurist Is tbs ST. LOUIS HOTEL
and 2, where he msy be consulted on all
DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR,
which require either Medical Surgical attendance.
From A. NJ. to p. NJ.
DEMONSTRATION. Mayor Chas NJ Waterman, A. NJ. Hcl-
brook, ESQ.,, Of the Piesyune, aud DR.. Porter.
Numerous testimonials his Success both the Eye and
Ear may be his rooms from persons whose
well known.
Pantascopic Glassesl
Accurate made Of both Eyes by the Optional
TER GLASSES suited tothe focus by A. GRAEFE,
the Royal Optical Institute Berlin Those who value
their Eyes will advantage Of purchasing Glasses from
one who understands the Eye and all rs changes.
Dr. NJ is well known successful Eye and Ear Sur
geon In the Union Hts in restoring Hearing has
for him the highest reputation.
n-Entranee the St. Louis, either by the p
public door
ARTIFICIAL Eyes inserted without causing any pain.
ARTIFICIAL TYMPANUMs inserted in cases Of DEAF
NESS whenit Is required. ials SIN
pETIT GULF " MEXICAN COTTON SEED
This Seed has been CAREFULLY SELECTED, and win
be furnished in lots to salt customers
CHAs. R. RAILEY CO.,
Nos. II Th0upiiouRs and
dfsH "a Grayisr street.
IL. ATroRSEY-AT-LAw.
VIII practice in the parishes Of cadws Caiaaoals
Franklin tAis lys
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CRIsP's GAIBTY--G XAVIER sTEEEr-
lessee and ...,w. y. CRISP
stage Manager. r. r. AeciaANSiN
TUESDAY EVENING. January e. 1883
Second appearance Of MissJ. ". DAVENPORT. To com
meacs VIII re great Ply q ADRIESNs, Or ne Aeires
BY MIS- Miss Davenport; Count Mamie
NJ oys bgAe m ar N5; whay Nsso5s TX
The rsfee u TnE IitKRIcK BOY.
paSsiion and viii Shortly be produced.
s-chauge Of Tne-Doos open at o'clock; performance
70 F sRss1 % Circle and psrqus
cent? fsy ores @ 1 piY oas Az, = sss Gsoea Gal
giant Private Boxes, from s. IS each according capacity
where ol as en- B. 'o ~ o''N a a. N'' ~
Jas NJ. W. GANyING. Aei,G Mar. and Treasurer.
or. CHARLES THEATEK-sT. CHARLES sr-
b and MANAGER.
H. Aeuhg AAhaser'
TUESDAY EVENING. Jan. 2s Isss,
w ans d 46Ga
%hsh Us y aeide KY A ~ish ms a,5%a
70 coaeSe Win h. i4 q NICK OF TfiE wo6Diie.
enansay " FsTen Ralph saekpoe Nj DeBari ise Doe,
~ In reheifsal "A new set comedy, ''wsst End"
PRICES OF ADMIssIoSDrsss Circle and Parquette, rs
cents seeond Circle % cents Gallery e CENTS aadroon Box
Doors open q "a Overture commences at o'clock Box
jss5 u" 80 80 : : q. O. cHEsIEY. Treasurer.
ORLEANS THEATEK-OR ORLEANS STREET
TUESDAY. January &c. 1873.
Second night Of MeYerbeer's Grand Opera, THE HUGUE
pS-Thursday-Fo night of the opera "Jaguara"
P PSGf OF Il % ess Boxes
prquete and Second Boxe 81 90 r ST. Third Gallery 20
cents No Seat secured unies- paid Ior ia76
| CRIsIEAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. JAN. a,
French lansuage a. the oRLEANs IHEAIEk comprising
| Of tie Tower Of Sebasiopo, etc.
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TAX NOTICES.

STATE FAX CoILEcToR's OFFICE,
Fourth District Of rhe Oty oil New Orleans
NOTICE TO TAX PAYEks-THE UNDER
IN signed Coll etor OF Taxes does hereby all
persons indbcd 10 the State for Taxes The 1851
those Tor Icer for The year 1875 within said Fourth District
to call at oce Recorders Corr first floor aud pay The
same within he sine prescribed by law.
Ohlee hours from a. NJ to 7. NJ.
GEORGE MENsMAN
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DIGS, RAISINs, etc
IL fril, n ples Firs.
Is cases Havana Sweemeas
10 y H., s H., l ID. and . h. do. do.
loo nts ia juice,
80 brandy FTuits.
80 Shell-d Almonds.
40 Dry PrmHs.
30 bags Soft Shell Amonds-ius landed
For sale by j. NlOSCa. Jr.,
ie2l % Cont street.
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AUCTION SALES.
FRENCH DECORATED CHINAWARE-FOURTH AN
Last Auction sac.

FRENCH DECORATED CHINAwARE-FoURTH AND
Last Auction sa
BY d. V. MORPHY, Anetloneer.
TUESDAY, the goth Inst, ut half-past 10
O'Clock A. NJ a. store ~ IS Clamp ARREST Close will
The balance Of at highly appreciated invoice Of extra qual
fly dsgn az --latest lyle French Decorated ChnasaIe
LADIES UcTIoN................NEw GOODS.
ohiee IS Common street.
TUESDAY, 26th Inst, as 10 Ia o'clock 4.
NJ e the store No le5 camp street between Julia and G
eral lots Of Dress sits Jaeones Muslin, Fubroieies
Hagdkeehefa, Irah Linens, Napkins, Towels Table Coihs
oiadss are invited to attend as the goods Will be sold
Wlt1oul tesitee. -
BOOKS. STATIONERY. ETC, AT AUCTION
,,,,,,s, BY Z .ARMFIFID AaeiloHe...
s. y. Charlie ~ eel, y 81 oe sold.
valuable collection Of the The best authors in
the various branches OF Literature, science and Art
Letter, Cap and Note Papss Enveops Gold Pencils, etc
This collect complies In best Books Of the pneipl pub
Publications Of The 1ne It'd AM Industrial arts
The Books IRE new md VAR ud petiec and for exami-
sales iihOp reserve and will be continued evening
until all are sold. MIA SIN
PRINTED JAeoNErs, IRISH LINENS AND SEASON
abe Dfy Goods.
BY BLAcHE bEAUaoNT, Auctioneers.
"WEDNESDAY, the 27th inst.- az 10 o'clock
w A. at eaetoa al their auction IoOms. q CAaIrss
A Imnt Of seasona'.e DRY GooDs5Printed Jaco-
Eay-TaRMs-At sale ja26
SUCCESSION OF W. j. LOGAN.
BY JOHN q. PofNDEXTER, Auctioneer.
MONDAY, February LIST, 1858, at 10 o'clock
WI A. 81. by vitue Of and pursuant 10 m order O. the Hou
p H. Mofgan Judge Of the Cnd Dist let Court OF New Or
leans dated l6t January 1873 No. l3 vii be sold nj public
the lately occupied by d. ceased, l0I
Chss STREET befw PeTdidO Poydfas streets, for
account Of ri uccts3on-
A LOT 81 Plasie ers' M0nl1s, Casts, Busis, etc.
BE- RAlS-Cash on the spot.
SUCCESSION DE W. J. LOGAN.
PAR JEAN G. PoINDFXTgR, Encanieur.
UNDI. Ter fevrfer 1858, n 10 teures A. NJ.
Il ve4iu Qua orde de lhonotabe r. H. Moren JUICE de
Dcuxiee our de District de La Nouyeile- Orleans. date
ianyc 1855 No. I3 f}3 veudu feactn, les
lieax deruie occupies pr e dduu StChaes l07,
pour ls compie dc J. die ion
IN LOS de Moules pour Platiers, dcs Bustes etc.
Es-GONDITIONS-Comptan moment de pudludication.
II iuiOd
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

Wv 40 AMI ~<AG SNAsSs
MARETT nsAsDY-THE gNpERsIesEp aa.y
ass % s Sa AZ q sr s ssx q "a
Brandes; also sole importer Of the justly celebrated PoansS
@ prices IL cosnss . Ss Dpsd Gs s;ia o =
The linton supply constantly on hand samples can se''ss
s. WOLFF
nH Iy Corner Of Gravier stsrsi and New Isve.
CTIAMPAGNE AesENCY-M0ET 4 CF4ANDos's
Fleur de sey, @ de Perdrix, FerHsnay and Vim Inaps
JULES MuNNs CO.'S Anshor, vsr.rn-y, caoinss ana
Tie subscriber Is authorized to receive orders liberal rs
,U ass s1s p n. q ,ss sSo pss very %
always on hand Samples can be seen al .hs once q
pl7ly Corner of Grsvtsr .,f,-, a'd New I.sv.sL
SAzERAC BRASDIEs-wg HAVE A GooD
uRD o. asRs seS are , sy ~ s S,ss % s1
r on ah on q 10, eeh o ,es sa "a nks .ff
ssP P a'S d sa "a ssS
generally ihs article prs and unadsra'sd. For sals
" wx I. IE In Co. ef Old Lewis st.,
oie y sple Agens N Ihis city.
C gp1If ~ VIII 4 Al - lIs ' b1 a
10 half pipes brand pln cai,on &c. cegnss sruady:
IS. :: :: F Fi.ssi' a 60 ):
% i Rsies. tas rrpsriisto,. /. so'bsls;
g S Sl'sf's superior old 'Bae,h;a svesIy;
50 nedi IN, diusrns Enadss
ios BB ,sae ilG sbn am Si.s Hsidei Cot
$50 tttfs W oneis Aromatic rChfrtrrH;
800 caves Turasr Brohers ceiebtaicd Giaser Vines
50 eases :. :. Blaesbe-sy Brandy;
80 Raspberry
80 =. -..--.. Assorted - fups;
30 :. different brands BtsTs Bosert Hosis.seFs
Goalsy'a, Nils cies
100 2 dozen each 10. HOLSTERS;
% sll.asi
100 casks aars and pins London Sooseh Ala
best brands
large Of Preserves Pie Fruits Jsliss and Jszas
Sardncs etc.
Also general stock Of Steamboat and Bar Stores on hand
and for sale a the well known horse OF
fe4 Il lCADY HOLINESS, GFsvisr 81.
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ID ATENT INDEsTRUcTIBLE WATER -PIPEs.
Il CHARLES C. BIER. N. G. sIEPHKNA
No. o5 CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS
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POSITIVELY LAST WEEK
-nF
Circus and Performing Elephants!
Performances EvEPY NIGHT and EVERY SATURDAY
NOON. A6rnissn Fifty Cents Children aud Servants half
price exhibitions. BOX 0fire from A. NJ 10 5S
i. NJ Curtain rises p eesey at ia and "a at night
In con eaucrce of hundred Of Ladies' and Children being
turned The ovcrerwded house on saturday noon,
there viii re g,vrn M extra - .z--.
MIDDAY PEgF0EMANCE WEDNESDAY NOON,
a. which all The Of he week will be produced
The gfea' feat OF Mr. LINTON,
WALKING 1HE CEILING LIKE FLY,
every Might md Noon Performance.
THE ELEPHANTS AND CIRCUS
a every Nsht and Noon Performance.
n2rHesday night, January &c Benefit Of Little KATE Or
MOND
W welne day noon January 2-Extra Grand MIDDAY
PERFORMANCE.
~ .hufsday nieht, January 2s-Join Benefit of FRANK
and JOHN BARRY.
ga-sansrday noon, January 3o-Reguiar MIDDAY PER-
FORM iECE.
s-.iarday night, Januay soBeneat Of COSTELLO, the
Clown.
Hz..nndav wight, January 3-Tas night of CIRCUS and
EIEPHAN1S.
rlJ- loaday night, February 1.-The KELLER TROUPE
BALLET CORPS.
Reepragcmeni positively this week on In the Museum Of
COL. WOODS Mn cum q Living Wonders,
The SIAMi.s. TWINS and their Children.
The SWISS BEARDHD LADY aud her son, FsAu.
TIE SC PILI4ON and SW los WARBi.ERS
Receptions from III A. NJ. z. NJ 81 to ~ P. N. and 10
10 II r. NJ.
jas HENRY RARFSHIDE. Treasurer
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A.{k HEADQUAISTEItS FIRST COMPANY
yMX WASHINGTON BATTALION OF ARTILLEkN-
f%FgRV Arsenal Girod street.
Ek3S The First Company Washington Battalion Artil-
lefy viii attend regular Monthly Meetings MON
DAY of each month. and Regular Drills on THURSDAY Of
every week at O'Clock, until further notice.
By order Of
J. B WALTON, Captain
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OFFICE OF THk CoNAissiONtl.s o. The OOSsoiIpArLpf
DEBT NEw ORLEANS. Z
New Oreans, Jan. 81, 1858. }
n8NotIcr is hereby given that, according
the Leg stature Of the Siae OF
Louisiana entitled ~ Olide The ~ Of New Or
the and adm nis;raob OF
ars approved the I'D tsbrus ls52 and Of e 9Th
OF III supplementary there ding for the
Lafayette with the city Of New Or
leans, approved on the same day -
Seated p-oposss received for the Ssie to the City"
200 onGs Of sie01 eac The Bonds isu ceofdeg the
foregoing acts 18th day of February next 1858, at L.
o'clock NJ.
Pfopoas addressed o. DEBUYS, Secretary, and
dorset proposals. sale Of Bonds -
oSERs.
Chas. NJ. Waterman, Mayor. Adam Hen, Treasure-
Thos Theard, Comp roller. Adoiphe Dupre, Chairman.
j. N. Hall, Chairman.
jazz 3Ot o. DEBUYs Secretary.
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K8- 4. .. .. E.-Crescent Lodge No. y, meets
every Thu RSDAf EVENING ia No. J. Odd Fell1cs'
CHIRON g.; WIN. HOW Eli, Recording Secretary
ly7
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BS-PoInr Star a.. A,'.-Chapter No. a.
REGULAR eonyGc1'ns every UKDAA EVENING O'Clock,
OrUCars-Seth q. tied 81. H.. u. P.' e. Ratchc-
Tor, r.. X; Th ld.us d. EauIorn j. s.: y. N II rider,
O.. - =; &. p Skinner, p Voc. u. seunp A.
c.; Fauk A ia lle, O.. M 81 ". =. D. Chris ian O.
NJ. p v. Geo =. Evans, NJ Is W; Field
Tcss NV q s''shgry, ecrgi g A D. 81 wJridse, s.
s.; VIA. II. Holland, j. j. thtl -, Quad.
d3Dly H. j. SfAN5guRY sec'y.
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barge Preserves Pie Fruits Jslss and Jsraz
Sardincs, etc.
Also general stock Of Steamboat and Bar hand
and for sale a the well known horse OF
fei Il iCADY HOLMES, GFsvisr 81.
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Baron ROUGE July ", 1851.
ks-Notlce-At meeting of the StoelShOid-
the Orleans and Baton Rouge Rairuad Company
called lrraby public mott aud HdOurped until This day
y. d. Contad ESQ called the Chair and Alfred Shep
appointed Secretary.
The Stockholders proceeded TO election OF Directors
which resulted in the choice Of the following n1ed gentlemen
=. ID. Gonrad, G.. A. Slack,
j. ID. Avery, W. ,. TWlNard,
George May, Jas A. McIlntou,
William 8. Pikr
ALFRED SHIPPERS, Sec'y.
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1T l.. %. o. k'.-Howard Lodge no. ID meets
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, in odge Room No. g. Odd
Fellows Hall ct O'Clock. Officers tfNR. PORTEoUS
N. q. /; 4 DE SOFA " q. los. MAGNER, Recording See
HORN Treasurer Nc
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ss- Eagle DcSree Lodge NJ, J, L; q: o. f.,
URDAY f each month for the concrrns Of the First Second
and Third Degrees. aud the third SATURDAY Of elch
mouth for the comforting Of The Fourth and Fifth Degrees
Broher eord ny invited attend Officers tR ANcIs
RAWlE, Degree Mss H. a. BHNDIXrN, Deputy ~ gree
Na-ter r. l. BRUCE, Treasurer; L. N. JAHAN, Sccre-
tlry. iv2i
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CRIMEAN I.ECTUREc-wEDNEsn JAN. q,
" Capt H. A. d. RIYItHE Will deliver Lecture in tho
French lam uaee the ORLEANS THEAIER, comprising
the part the Warthe stefUng tue Maakv aking
of tie Tower Of Sebasiopo, etc.
r5gThe General- Military will attend in full uaform
Iett tfe 10 commence u o'clock jt26 q
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No. 1874 Carondelet street,
Who teaches extremely easy mode of Cutting Her style
different from any other in 1t gives beauty to the
form, and is extremely simple.
R-Cal early, she only intends remaining the city for
a short time. Remember the address:
jail lms MRS LUCKY, 1914 CaroBdelet St.
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GAIT, OAKUM AND COAII-2670 half bleaehed
- sacks common salt, on board ship Levi Noodbary
Is bills each containing 81 dozen Jars Patent Refined Table
Salt
50 hhds Tahlgh and Lump Coal.
Is hhds Broken and Screened Red Ash Coal.
For sale by j. H. ASHBRIDGE co,
-jal4 100 Common street.
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Nicaragu

III, Va. vi its,altt.s A., ints,eslin,
-. t.on, = .o,,.s,o,d.pt At Granada.
r.. ,...,s, .n..h.',s cllo,ys.
az 4 Sn,io, i, NJ. work on Central
,.,a,;., ,,tr.L.1 /, voor pood city in
Is5r ,su.,ks .he could moi resis. the
io,nre.sio, that ,rohnhly no canal numher
~, a,.i. l., hs ,,o,li enisvcd more real
i..',..,'.s. ,,,.,, m. e,,i,.n. al t,rauada. and
H., a.. M, ~ SAID citizen. came ven, near
,bo,- dol ,f human eri.,ence' lie fnrth>
49, A,.uo f,vo,,llv rnon tho hospiialiiv.
......o.. ll,.,.rC f.r,orrsti.. nriuriple-
,...l..., d, t., ,s,,biie and rrcasnik.l
.ul5. ,,a,,ls ,h, mast .ati affection
"a -, a.. ,i., NH ,,,sricaos
rlos. oniri,rs of Mr.. Saniet's were
,b,,..i.l,i ,,,,- IA tina Walker advent in
>....,..,, rli.gs spt fa,lpgs have
,of.,l,,l, ol,o,c,l ..ac,tb then. From amongst
,h. ,,ins Of Ms opce metr9politsn city OF
Central Ana,ira dasnatch this letter
G,s,ad, ioJspd p,esents with her demai>
..lod h.ns,s and tnio.d ci,izens. "A cansum,
,,a,a n,.,,,. or misery and distress.
VII, IN h,rn;oo ,,d i, the destruction
oc cr,nsds ha. earned a uotaiiety which
g.. .,,.. T., oo.,, tina his,n,ian will chqan.
-, ,,th i,f.my and horror
m, n,,,o ~ tlnrc the Goth. Wii be
,,,,s.l,,...l ,bs t,,rersonsiiou Of moderation
,r1 b,,o,,ity when eomnared w,fh that OF
William VIZ r. the rfe,cyed demon OF
...,..i.. ..d ,a,.fre r. Inc admirers OF
~ .laer could on, hehold tho great amount
=, r,,.,..,t,n. and Nretehedpess he and b..
,,,,ni,,. b,y. inflicted upon a once tolsrably
h,.,y n.,,is ,hs ,sfritie aud awful sac,
,i6co otysred nm Of american met, womc
and children. To snbserve tho miserable ans
h,tio, and fesoeus sway and vanity Of
Wuli,m Wslker-if his admirers could
a..l. .no tho hl.aehin, bones of hundreds
If coce gallant though deluded american
ci,i,en. IN tho snbnrbs Of Grandchildren
,ba tales Of horror and barbatity, manifold
w ,,,l,,. anA yi.l,anv parpetfated by
Wak~, and h. baud npou the poor natives
Of N,csr,,na--how their feelings would
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Let nobody turn over this page impa~
iien,ly alauned ut the prospect OF another
.diattibs against criboline. /. for enc, am
no, poiur to exhibit myself in the character
oi writer who yainly opposes ono ct 'he
ovistinr institutions of the couniry. Tho
press, the pull..t, aud the stage have been
In the habit OF considering themselves rs
three very powerful leyers, capable OF bong
used Win terrible e ON ne inert ma
terial OF society ATlhrec hayc tried TO
iefk that dou,ishing foreign plant criooline.
90, of English earth. ard have failed to
stir 80 mrch "a a single root OF It. Ah
three have run faH tilt against the women
al frplsnd, and have not moved them an
. ch. Talk Of the power OF the press -
WIN, IA II comnared with the power OF the
French millincr The press has tried to
nbrldre the womens peilc0ata, aud mas
nt,a,ly filed in the attempt. When The
,rht tine comes. a French mili'ner will
,hrid,e them at weeks notice. HE
nuln.t breaches. the stage r'd.cuirs aud
each woman OF the congregation or andi-
cure its linpertufhahle 10 the middl" OF her
balloon. nnd iets the serious words or inc
comic words 90 IN st one ea' Gol come oAi
AT the other, precisciY rs II 'heN "r'' S'''
Ken .n an unknown toogu" N'''''g 80
deplorably dctHuora'ins tor '"' 'el"'"' ~"
OF the press. TIE pulpit arc ire S'As' ''"s
ever happened ~ Ia" utter 'ai'N'' "' '"'"
crusade against crnoline wy I''fs''' 90
iect in Whiting .s likely, think, to be pop
ular-at lea., With the ladies DO mol
want to PIT down cflnoi'o' '',N W.
to make room for it, Personally ! 's'ng'
/ like IT, ! do indeed, though am " h"",
The fact il, am Thoroughly d'.e'p''"s''
husband and father ana ! Hn'" VI" W,
/ of t. The only defect W NV
daughters otherwise perfect '''"' i've "
I her feet aud ankles one n'''''"'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-10
Jaws Respecting Slaves

The criminal laws OF Texas now embrae,
the following provisions
The master, 5r any other officer, or an,
of tho crew, OF any steamboat or o.he
vessel, who shall carry. or cause to be car,
RED out OF any country, "a save or slaves
without the consent Of the owner or EN-,
ployer, with intent to deprive the owner OF
owners OF hia or their property in such
slave or slaves, or who shall knowiuql
receive on board of his vessel sny runaway
slave, aud permit him to stay on board
wt'hof' proper efforts 10 anprehend him
shall be confined IA the peniienliary, mol
less than ten nor more than ihirtv,ear.
Any person who shall attempt to stosl
or entce away slave, the propeHy.o! au-
other, shall be confined in the Pententiarv
not .sss tnan iiyc nor mere than fifteen
years.
The offence Of stealing slave is com,
plete by taking the slave iuto possession.
either by his consent or torr.hly, and remov,
ing him distance, however short, from the
possession or premises OF his employer or
owner, with the design to claim the owner.
hip oil such sla.e. or otherwise d.po.e'o
the same
An sttetnp, to enticeaway slave ia the
use OF any means loroible or persuasive,
which may DO calculated to induce sach
slave 90 abandon the service of his master
% employer. and accompany the offender.
with the view 10 deprive the owner OF his
property.
II any person advise n slave 20 leave the
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