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EoLeau's Volcanic Oil Liniment,
GzE lEfY LIEIhEHT Tx HIR rUnuInN

T,s emily ,sfs aud certain Csnesr, PiI,, IN.
ssrl, sssliings sad sr,nehls Csrs, Faralys, HsU.
.ns NtSka,t. Of the huelsE, Chrsnie Ioksmmatsry
khssms uiH Stiffness sf the Jsnt Contracted Nn,cl,p
kiGsmsnts, Earsshs fcethsehs Brsis eprsnr Frrsh
Cni, Hsshds, olesss Fever EsTss CeAt Rrsast, Ser.
HPpls, Earns, seaidt, 1srs Threat inflammation
fsln ne ditsrtnst hSu ssvsrs ieES tns dse.s.
ksrs sIistsd, ncLEASs CELEF2ATsD LINIH1EEr 4,
ssvaih<s0s6y. .
rE.~scaas % ..-sE q .-=.e Ifs 81 -.
usPitads and misery sy the Of this nva remedy
MeLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
VIII relieve pain tnsst simultaneously and will c,sh
parity and bss the tsslsst nersdibs ,or
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
hoLEhSp Gel EBRATED LISlMENT 10 the oa!v safe
ans rs!isols remedy tie Of epavin, Rngbeas
WiRsEGlt, srrtr, Inns;ural Lrmpt, Nodss or SysnTt
never isfsd To es.s Big Head, Psilsvi, FiIuls 6lt
kannins ssfss, or srssny, IL ProPsriy applied. Fer
aprsIo, srsi." Scratches. Crasisd h.s Cbsf,, ssddi.
Cellar Calls, Css seT,s, NsRndr infsIib',
rsnssy Apply Es directed and esdsa in every
intl.nes.
Then I.is szfsr tkr vsrthl.,s Intu,u,,
.farad Z. ysy Ostsia .spPly Of DR. mckEANH CELE-
EIAT I'd klSlMsRT. Il viii care yea
J. n. MCLEAN, sels Frerrfstsr,
CsTasI Third and Pins su, B. Espis Me-
CHhskHG sfOfr, r7S Pa a,, ssIs sr,nt I'm v,..,n -.
tee L. fIssGL ss~rrstsvs ssS-Dkvt.
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eh, rEHLEP 'hs sklYul Operator on the Eye
~ drd Ear, has arrived in SSashinkt and
open An Office, No 444 Eighth street. near Penn
syiVanii avenue, whore he will treat all diseases
of thos' delioate organs. DE-. FEsLER is regu-
larly educated PhysIci-n and Surgeon, y no has
treatment of all disea ,es of the Eye and Ear. DR.
fesler WI give medical 81 surg ical treatment to
aii.eases OF the IhToat. Lungs, Heart, Liver Com
diseases. Female Complaints also treated with
SuOgbEE. iaI
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DENTISTRY.

M - TEETH.
~. ~. LUnMIs, N, D., the inventor and patentee
ofths MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at-~
tends personally at his ofios in this citJ AS
MARY persons osn wear these teeth who SlID
cannot wear Others, and no person can wear n,bsr,
who cannot wear these, " ''o's y
Persons calling at my Office can be accommodated
WIN any style and price of Teeth they nav desire.
ppt 20 those who are particular and wish the purest
cleanest, strongest and most perfect dsaturs th.;
Art car produce, the MINERAL PLATE will he
more fully warranted. " u"
Rooms IN this cIty-No. 33s Pa. svsnue. hetr..n
DhIa. '' - AZ nc Ie.9i "
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SUMMER RETREATS.
SAbT WATER BATHING,
M AReHALL'S PAVILION.

sh ysi. :, MskS q att's aptsAIvilLEoN,
s. Mays coa.gs Matyisnd "a s'us1'd sn tbo b0 3
those wishing TO AVOID extreme fashion, and seek
quiet but agreeabe place where they can be at
Angnns-EIships and Pleasure Boats B"f ffee aOcd Of
charge for the guests The Table is supp led with
and Hard Crabs. SheePhead ard other Fish. There
are many Inducements, which the undersigned
ms ace ana his past mar az ement embrace suffi-
cIent suaIantees for his future patronage.
ever nuesd.y at 6 o'c!o X. and AlsxandrIa at
q. n, Returning, leaves Bstimors on FriSay al
PsHiicA PeSiGicS n she Will land passengers at the
Board-Sl . .or day; So per week; SD per
Daily mails ironI Washington and Bg!:ino-e.
A. nipuniAtloa aldFess the proprietor
Js 6-lm- i. J. MARSHALL.
SEA BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT,
This Ar se effstsJG ff9sJ tk19kOuF ks}S;S AREtAEDt
chesapeake Bay, viii he osened rem ' by the the SSSAS
undeTsigned on tho 10th of June, In the II:SI L
safe and quiet retreat, w6sre they osS hsve is
bene OF the best salt wafer batting and enjoy tho
91scacIes OIL tne water, such as Fish of all kinds,
Every description OF fishing tackle Will be ke,t
10. the ne accommodation of guests,
ali Isp, asb, tsn PIN alleys and billiard saloons with
usually l1unG al such riSOes.
ne tible will be supplied daily with fresh vsge-
nD!ss t from the garden on the premises and from
the baltimore and Washin ng ton markets '
at the Bar. oo io"au
Board, 90 per dsy; one week SI2; second ueek
SiO; f9ur weeks for S35; OH dren and colored ser
want ha.fprice. "
The steamer st. Nicholas leaves wasbington
TuSsday as6 a IN. and baltimore On Friday at a D.
~, Inc haii past oclook p IN. train from Wash
lngton Will connect at Baltimore with the boats
reaching Point Lookout daily also trioweskIH
f'afe add. itom Hash:nston, by way e Leonardtown
,Auq sess the pIoprIetprs, az Pout Lookout.
Washington, C, or Alexandria, Va. ''
M 81 HEFLEBOWER 4 co Prop'rs
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEAI,Ep
" OF GAS METERS,

NOTICE rs HEREBYyT GTFtgesH ~ IL. y, Isso,
ably to the provisions of the ordInsrco Of The Cor
SOIan@n Son sss,ossf May H. lse0 the UNDERMINED is
on pro Hament of tho fee Of fty oents, to nsssct.
provo, and s.csrt.in the accursoJ cf
Ever msAr, iffon nd incorrect, viii be ocndemned
aaa an, another, ssasd and marked 50 Sas, will be
set in'T saoe; IL proved to be acsa-,Ss IN its
sp9 s ss:ip put IL 5ositlon for use.
C1os nc. S10 Seventh ntreet, (nssr Odd Fol.
-oHs Hal Open from >. E., to Ss.m.
-,CHARLEs w. CUNNINGHAM,
% - - H---E----- e.d S>aler Of as m stars
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EEmALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
= dLEXANRRIA. "a

ulIbs I'1OCohMlGh, PRINCIPAL.
The thirteenth annual session of tnIs InsiitutIon
will commence on Tuesday September 18th, IL The
house e Eeecssntly occupied Oy Sylvester Scott, ESs
TIE course Of study pursued will comprise .l
the nFsnoher Tesulsite 10 thorough English Esiu-
desHed.
"a addition TO dsy scholars, Mrs. Mccormick is
prepared 70 Tecoiyc q limited plumber of pupils as
bCarseIS, who, contributing part of her own fam
lily. viii be under nor immed .to care and supervi-
sion. She Will endeayor, az lar possible to sur
round them With the comforts and kindly influences
Of Zone.
hsfcrssct..-Rev, SEQ. II. Nort2n, Rov. DIR, Elias
HarlsQq, Roy. d. F. SPrlgg, william II; FQwlc.
Esa., Edgar SuoTTdon, Esq. Edmund F. " timer
Esa., Henry MsrhurJ, Es<., I.ex1s, MeKen=ie
EdYSosr ESsninf star, Beipjsmin Wstsrs, Ess ia.
Entwisie, Jr., Esq, Col. lohn w. Minor, Londour,
Messrs. Blackjack - Marshall. Mossrs. Corse
BrsthcTE.
800 for tho annual sessiOu-psyabls semi- annually,
IN advance.
Music spd Languages ~ Profs1.ors' prices.
III No extra ohaTSes. su 2s-tf
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I UNITED STATES MILITARM ROUTE.
&kE Es Esss
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
On and aftsr Thursday, May Is, 1861,
PASSENGER TRAINS BETWEEN

WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
VIII run as follows:
LEAVE WASHINGTON at 4 Is and ITO q. M
anI ~ ana - p. M. arriving at Baltimore 1t $50
and 50 IN. an 4.05 and 7.30 D. m,
LEAVE BALTiM ORE a, 4.20 and % q. m and
S45 ana m arriving at Washing ton at 6. no a nd
ln:lO a. m. And Is and As .. m.
passenger Trains leaving Washington ct = 10 q.
M and 45 p; m, and Baltimore ~ 8 ~ q, m and s
Junction.
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and WASH
lngtOn At $50 q. m. and I Is D. m.
PASSENGER Trsins leaving Washington st AS and
Ba,tlinore for Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
and all other points North.
All articles of freight mot contraband of vnrl
vii! be transported over the line. Tonnage Trans
ton at 1,p.m.
by order of the Scoretary of War:
, al H---~---'rpnSA . o0OrT
Mid Gener.l Manager.
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~ CARRIAGES. .f
HE Subscriber having made additions to his
factory, makin it now one OF the largest ,dsA g.
II the District. where his facilities RsSG
for manufacturing CARRIAGES audH2@EE
LIGHT WSGONS of 81, kinds ca snn. he knr
pssccr, iso.n long e2psrience in the bu 81
ness, nc hupas 10 give general satisfaction.
Al. kinds Of Carriages and Light Wagons kept
on haId
promptly attended 10.
Second hand Carriages taken in exch.nEe for
new onss. ANDREW J. JOYCE,
10 IF corner of Fourteenth and sts.
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DIR. j. II. McLEAN'S
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
AND BLOOD PURIFIER.

Dr.. ]. II. McLEAN's
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
AND BLOOD PURIFIER.
THE GREATEST REMEDY .. "a. WoRLD
- Dn,71ors AND s*s
- DELI6HTFUL = ~
A a CORDIAL * AEAA
E8A ssTs6 W q. e:tells- 1890
& uss 81 Issa, s.Is,, A
EA Ds.i, Bleed Eset
EA ssss ks.I, sarssys- EZ
1H EsT}, aud o.na.li., EA
kAlA sEtsu ints iss NJ
AEEAE ,;...S .;.:alI i.,II.S4 IISsP:i4i: go. s
Before taking sS.:;a. y r; s.s: fter taking.
nest n:sls r.ndy ,sns'.tHg t.s sl,.s,.s .,.,s.
hs,lA and sisnrts. '1'0
MeLEANS STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
d.. ci;.ss :. s:..sa s:I. I;. 5.., .Gs9r, Dsp. :.o
a al oi.',. .t,ns .,a diss.d'rsd Livsr .r s,onssh
s..mssA, Fras,. q iissd {. he s..3, n. r.sS :;
aunnins IN . s,sd. rsRltsusa Of Ii, s.ar Fslia ,u
s.a's:tiHl FEELING yh.a is,ins d:.n, Dns'' Y..w
ga. . y, k.in Sd ~, siIht sy.sn, n.erd r,,.n
90.
.i.'h.. Of E.s, o'rr''ssn sf s,rt,, Frshtfs Dr.saI
hinsssf DstpsGcsnty 81 any DISEASE s,F,s
ssshss o. ss Ekin AID Fever and Arrs (sr ChpI lsd
OYER A AILLIoE BOTTLES
have sssn ssd Curing the ls,t siI .ntAs and In ne In.
s,Ses has isiiss N tirnE snuIs sat,iAesn Wis, sn,
wi .ss., fEsI wsSs1:i, .r p.Sii!:y .s,n ncIsIIs
Ne lsniss ser,sJ Gdsqsais Of the i'm usdi.
ate and smest ar.ssrs ehanEs prsdEt,d - t.iiuc kir
Csrdt.i In Il. ds,s.d dssilitaid and shste nerv.uI
system, vhsthsr broken d.~n ~ sae, weak ~ ns.us
iHssisd sSfnsss The relaxed snd snstrxns sFrs.L
sausz 10 Isstsssd 70 Ia rrlstins health and viEsr
&EHRIED PERSONS,
s.d s.sEss4r.ss. .1ss IN .h1 s:, VII
sssgs rsSsnsTssr ths rysssm and ali h.ys N
s,sd themselves indpIfsssss viii a. /. ,s
Csscirl . ssrtsia lad speedy Tsmtdy.
70 TIE LADIES.
kckziH1 STRENGTHENING CORDIAL "a , ,svs,.
sn and spssey errs fer Inspisnt Csnar,nrtisn its,
o'.sruessd or Dsssl; Of Grins
iov.sn;sry 6iEshaEts th.rs.f, Falling Of -. womb
edoinsss, SantiuG, sud all dissssss incident FsrsI
THERE IS No MISTAKE ABOUT IT
tssG ns tsnSsf fsfs aecsrdinr to dirseusns IL viii
suns.ts G..sfhso. ana !nyifsTsts yss snd ~.
nv. .:s9. y:s, cheek sraa Ers hs.
FOR CRLLOREN,
~ ySE ssidIsn are sskly, pxny or srIs,sd nckr.ur
OoSDiAk viii make thsr hs.l.by f.t and ,ssa.' 49,.
nsi n....s 80 g. Eat viii BE- s.nyils.s n 4, -.
eAETTON,
ksvss dTnfEisn or dealers vhs may tsy spso
yss ssms bitter ssrspsra tr1sh, which hsy can bry
Ter LANE sTREssTasSfsa% % coaDaL fh m:o and A.:
nsthnE elss. 10 ths sny Ysm,dy that will p.rif, ,bs
fssd thsrssGhy and al ths sans ti fhsn th ,Jsm
preventive FER Chslsrs, Chlls and Fs. yellow F,y,r ar
sny Brsval.nt d'sass 1. PIT In large bottles frie.
3d.. pr s:s ~, c.sas :. " . s MSLEAs
ki,ln,nt fnnstFai pstst On She ssTnsT Of Yfrd .nd
firs streets, b. ksris, Ne.
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/ =. MILITARY ROUTE.
~ - SPECIAL NOTICE.
On SUNDAY the Trains will leave the Depot at
7:lo a. m: and 80 p. IN for Philadelphia and New
York. Trains Will arrive at 10 m. and IS D. m.
THOMAS A. SCOTT. SEMI Manager.
ma ID IChron, Intel, and Repub.l
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7 UW-PRICED CARPETINGs.

n
Just received and for sole 8. the o'd stard of Ca
gett DOdsou, No. 4 Market Space, q fresh supply
Of super INGRAM CARPET1NGS, which will
be sold q a,tOnlshingly low
Exoslleht All wool Double Ingram, at 62x cents,
worth 871a cents.
Ditto al 50 cents, worth IS Ditto st 3Ik worth 60
4 so, full stock of Shades and MaLera!s for
Shades Mosquito Nets, PIotIre Cords, &c.
JAMES DODSON,
je 10 cost No. Market Speoe.
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GAS FITTING. Nc.


A WIN r. DOVE Il co,
kAhE NOW prepared 10 execute apy ord ar. viii
SiiIfh of ifab ftaaeb Tpeg be favored IN the
PLUMBING. 6AS OR STEAM FITTi SLAS
BUSINESS.
III store Oh sth street, q few doors north
~ Ane, y2tg3 Es{ 6e found . oomsAs assor@rc4
q q =, u HEi.5EHS and other GAS, STEAM and
- ia uhFS. ia T-lv
I SNYDER,
PtUMBER AND GAS FTTTER,
r, las removed TO the corner of Twelfth and r ats
Hen prepared to INTRODUCES Water and t;a.uoon
" sae most favorable terms, and ruarsnt.es entire
s,HHs Hs 5is on hand q lot of COOKING and otbsr
wishes TO get rid OF them. 10 -
w GAS INJURIES.
w HAVE IN store, and are daI ' recsIyins q as
rIIIORES OF entirely Now Platforms and ifesikns
and Finish, superior style to ANYTHING heretobrs
offered IN thus market. " invite citizens IsporaI
70 call ana examine our stock of Gas and Water
selected stock in Washington '"' '0''
AL Work in tho above line Iptru.t.d tn an, car.
VIII be promptly attended to. " t
MYERS q Mc6HAN.
-GoI s-N 376 ID street
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OrFIcERs, PETTY OFFICERS, AND Sea-
ths capture Of any SLAYER can have their ola for
BoeIty and Head Money promptly attended 20 hy
sppkIng 20 or addressing G. r. WALLACE. !.
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" WOOD AND COAL.
Il Ot VIII surely get your moneys worth By
calling at the PIONEER MILLS, sexthsssf cor
ser Of Sersntk street aad CandI, GEO. PAGE,
AGENT They sell cheaper and give better measure
shsn s,y others In the oity-cut, spht. nSd delIv-
sred fee of charge. IL YOU don exieve II We
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-03-20

the state Of Al kansas, wero brought up
this morning, and, on leave, were pre-
scented by Judge Hanley: The
courtesy of seat within the bar was
voted him, and q committee appointed
to wait on him and ascertain when it
will be his pleasure to meet and eX-
change views with the members OF the
convention, or to address them.
Hon. w. S. Oldham, the commits
sioner, is member of the Southern
Congress from Texas. He bears Il
letter from President Davis to the pre-
siding officer of the convention, in
PRODUCING him, and stating briefly the
object of his mission.
Judge Adams, of Phillips, (secessio-
nist,) occupied most of the time this
morning in an able and elaborate argu-
ment for the passage Of the ordinance.
1t is pronounced by all the ablest effort
yet put forth in the convention.
An Intellectual attempt was made'this
afternoon to take the vote on tbs ordi
nance-delegates on both sides disa-
greeing among themselves as to the
propriety and expediency of the move.
After some confusion, the conven-
ton adjourned till Monday.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-03-20
A Voice from Plauuemine.

e[Y7 The following communication from an
occasional correspondent in the Empire PARISH
speaks for itself, and the preference therein ex
pressed viii be ably sustained by overwhelming
majority of the legal voters of this Parish.
PARISH OF PLAQUEMINEs, March IA, 1861.
AS Plaquemines is now included in
the same Judicial District as jefferson,
would not word on the approaching
election from this quarter of the State
prove of some interest to your large
circle of readers? Rightly or wrongly
thinking it would, this is the only
excuse / can offer for addressing you
this communications.
On the 23fd ult., the residents of the
Buras Settlement, a small locality lying
on the right bank of the river in this
Parish, and scarcely numbering seventy
five legal voters, there held public
meeting and appointed for the whole
Parish without the consent or knowledge
of their fellow citizcns in the other
sections of the community, eleven
delegates for the purpose of choosing a
candidate for the Bench of the Second
Judicial District. These delegates will
meet tomorrow at Pointe-a-la- Hache,
and as they are known to be the crea-
lures of Judge Foulhouze, this gentle
man will be their nominee.
The opponents of Judge Foulhouze.
here--and their number is legion
having still fresh to their minds that in
1857, they were defeated by the frauds
perpetrated at the Fantastic and Buras
Settlement precincts, swear that this
gentleman shall no longer be their
Judge. ''Let the Buras Settlement
and Fantastic and Jesuits' Bend peQe,
say these citizens, poll as many
as they dare, but we are determiTi87
that Judge Burthe shall be the presidins
Officer over the Courts of this Distr5
for the next four years"
Judge Burthe, it is understood, VIII
soon pay visit to the electors of the
Empire Parish. This eminent citizen,
though q stranger here, will receive
most enthusiastic reception at the hands
of our people.
The vote of this Parish is about $50,
but by fraudulent voting, at the April
election, it may be swollen to over 900,
as in 1914, if the Buras Settlement,
Fantastic and Donaldson polls be not
closely watched. MORE ANON.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-03-20
--latest News.
by Telegraph to the N. o. Picayunc of the T7th |
later from Washington.
Commissioners from the Confederate
state


WAsHINGToN, March " Messrs.
Crawford and Forsyth, the Commits
sioncrs from the Confederate States,
entertain the strongest hopes of peace
full relations between the two Governs
ments.
The Fort Sumter Evacuation Question.
1t is still unascertained whether the
Administration has issued the order for
tho evacuation of Fort Sumter, but the
evacuation is expected soon to occur.
reported Attack on Fort Pickcns.
The reported attack on Fort Pickens
is disbclicved-
Destination Of the Texan Troops.
1t is rumorod that the United States
troops from Texas will be taken to
Fort Pickens as reinforcements.
Disposition the Fort Sumtcr Garrison.
A discredited rumor says Brigadier
General Beaurcgard will not permit
Major Andcrson's command to depart,
except as prisoners of war.
The United States Cabinet and the !Sout1
The Southern quostson was discussed
two hours i'll the Cabinet, but no de-
tinito result was arrived at.
UnitcI States Forcign Missions.
WAsuINGToN, March IS.-lt is re-
ported that Mr.. Corwin has accepted
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-03-20

The Judgeship.-On the first day of
April ensuing, the legal voters of the
Parishes of Jefferson, Plaquemine and
st. Bernard will be called upon to
delegate their sovereignty to q suitable
citizen to occupy that most important
and honorable position in the Second
judicial District Court of this State,
for the coming four years. Opposed
as we have ever been to an elective
Judiciary, on the ground that the system
too often opened door to corrupt and
Aenal party leaders having popularity
with the people, and at the same time
totally unqualified in legal knowledge
md almost every other requisite which
should adorn that office.
Too many of our citizens throughout
tho country fail to attach that import
ance to the Office Of Judge of District.
which the position so justly merits
and therefore it not unfreouentlv
occurs, that corrupt politicians or vile
and unprincipled men obtain tho ma
Jority of votes cast at an election for
that officer.
The hon. gentleman, whose announce
mcnt graces this column, and who has
been the faithful servant of the PEOPLE
for tho last t,Oo terms in the Third
District, we deem cmincnuy qualified
to occupy the Same Office in tho Second
l,.l, I,l
we assure all our friends in the Par
ishes of Ploquomino and st. Bernard
that, by his election, they will secure
tho services of an able, honorable,
honest and worthy officer, to preside
over their Courts for the ensuing term.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-03-20

M Great Fire-Neaoport partly De-
sstroyect-Loss, 0,0O0-The purser of
the Magnolia (says the True Delta of
yesterday) furnishes US with the follow
ing memoranda of a destructive fire
.thatsoccured at Newport, Fla, on the
18th:
On the 18th, at O'Clock A. NJ.
Ladd's warehouse, store, wharf and a
barge; Balley's warehouse and wharf;
Spenccr'S warehouse, wharf and store ::
Mcknight x Drmond's warehouse and
wharf, and one block of stores, were
destroyed by fire. Loss, 500, GOO;
insurance, SO, 600. This is unGoubt
eddy the work of an iucendiary the
town was fired in two or three places at
once. Ladd's mills end cotton press
were aslo fired, but fortunately the
fire was suppressed. The towboat
Spray narrowly escaped.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-03-20

More Heary Ordnance and Ammu-
nihion.-We hear that Gov. Pickens has
six hundred and sixty kegs of powder
en- route, which was shipped from Will
mington on Monday morning for this
city. having just arrived there from the
north. A bill of lading for twenty
seven hundred other kegs of powder
from the north, per order of Governor
Pickeps, was also received at Whining
ton on Monday morning in all
thirtythree hundred and sixty kegs of
powder. Two heavy ten-inch mortars
from Richmond, ordered by Governor
Pickens, in addition to those already
sarrived, were shipped from Wilmington
on Monday morning onthe northeastern
railroad Also, four hundred nine-inch
shells and large amount of shot, etc.
Charleston Courier, l4h.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-03-20

" See notice over signature of hon.
VIM. MITHOTF, President Police Jury,
Left Bank of this parish, of an Election
to take place on MONDAY, April 1st
1861, for Commissioners in the several
Villages.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-03-20

Policy.-It may, perhaps, seem bad
policy on our part to say SO, yet we
believe firmly, that it would be good
policy on the part Of the City Council
to abolish entirely the regular Night
Police of this city, under existing cir
cumstances. Should Night Police
prove absolutely necessary, let the
Mayor order out a requisite number of
our citizens to perform that duty, under
the proper regulations, and save that
amount monthly to renovato the
diseased treasury. We will serve our
turn, or produce a reliable substitute.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-03-20

FIWe invite the attention of our
readers to the advertisement of +. w.
RATHEKT, of this city, on the subject
of Bees, etc. Those who may wish to
possess that species of industry should
give him a call.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-03-20
LINES

written upon the the death of DELLA r. SHERMAN
daughter of w. S. and Sarah j. Sherman, VIII,
died in the City of Cawoton La, aged fv,
years.
Close the little slecper's eyclids,
Fold her hands upon her breast;
Lay her in the cold grave gently,
Let the little pilgrim rest.
StlIPd is now her hearts warm beating,
Gone her spirit is and free
Conc to Him who said Of children,
''Sutlcr such to como to me-"
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-03-20
Accident TO u Pac;fc Steamer.

New YORK, March 1S.-The stea-
mer North Star, from Aspicwall, re-
ports that the steamship Uncle Sam
losta wheel at Acapulco, and would
not reach San Francisco till the .5th OF
March.
Affairs at Charleston.
New YORL, March lS.-The Her
AIDS Charleston correspondent says
the Montgomery tariff and constitution
are unsatisfactory also, that the South
Carolinians would fiji the channel up if
the reinforcement of Major Anderson
was attempted.
Secret Unlted States Agents TO Europe.
1t is understood that the Administers
ton has sent secret agents to the Euro
pean powers to inform them of the
future policy of the Federal Govern :
ment.
The same course will be pursued with
Mexico, as soon as the Southern forts
question is settled.
Collection Of the Reuenue.
The Administration are considering
the best manner to collect the revenue
in the seeded States. They all agreed
that it ought to be collected, but the
manner thereof is the trouble.
Meetings. IN Louisrille.
LOUISVILLE, March ia largesad-
journed Southern Rights Meeting, Sat
urday afternoon, passed unanimously
the resolutions presenteda at the Friday
night meeting. There wass no disturb-
ance. g 49,
Hon. James Guthrie WSdressed the,
Union men Saturday ev0iing sadvo-
eating remaining i'm nc Uilion and,
Conyent5bn IS
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