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NEW AND IMPORTANT BUsIN ESs.
one cord of pitch pine wood there is produced by
our process Of dstaten ght Is gallons spirits
sicpho X bills Pitch Rosn, Dbl Tar 5000 eet Gas and
n bushels Jhrcoa We challenge and invite the nvestiga
tion of chemists and practical men,
If The staemept true then we present to capitalists
ost on their amount of subscription than before offered
Ia he Southern public We can and will produce rs above
! and even exceed it with the tat pine Of Louisiana
anu e'SN ~ T. JEFF. HALL
So Carondelet street,
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orFICE ASSISTANT. QU AKrERMAsTER,
Water Transpor tation foot of ST Andrew street.
New Orleans, February is, 1865.
g.. TURDAY, March sd, $3.50, at Ia o'clock
M al Post 3d. fosirsh Disct will be sold at public
On 5000 bushels PttshuIg Bitrminous Coal
10000 Cumberland gssSL
1900 4. Fine
Ptsburg Bumirous and Cumberland Bitnninous Coal to
bs sold in 1910 bushels with privilege bushels
Fine Mold in lots Of 500 bushels privilege
whole lot.
date of sale.
Ea TERMS sALE--Cssh in o. 8. Treasury notes ten m
per cent at time of sale, Aniance in five 5l days
The fine coal is very desirable for the Oh smiths.
By order Of 9855S53 Col. u @. CHANDLER,
Chief Qnartermaster DeDos OF New QrlesnG
Is. s. ALLEN
Breyet Lieut. Col, a. q y.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mississippi Steam Engine Company NO.
1.-THE Mobthy Meeting of this Company will take place on
MONDAY EVENING the 26th instant, at O'Clock precisely
Members will be punctual G. H. BRAUGHN,
Nh
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FOR RENT.

V1OR LEASE-A PLANTATION SITUATED ON
Bayou Teche three miles below the town of New IBERIA
Attakapas Louisiana containing sixteen seventeen
apents of land thoroughly dched and well adapted to the
cultivation of cotton with large amount Of pasture land
attached ,.,.. T., ~
but nciehbors around before the raised cotton
On the place dwelling house and excellent negro quar-
ters room negroes large and substantial cane She'd
which easily be converted into gin house me country
round and the plantation free from overflow Apply to
' S. O. NELSON. 1876 Gravier street.
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PEREMPToRY SALE OF THE LEASE, GOOD WILL.
Fixtures Of the old and well known Grocery Liquor
and Tobacco Store No 222 New street, at auction
BY MONTGOMERY 81 BRO,
-.. R. NJ. MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer.
"WEDNESDAY, Feb. IS. Mt 10 o'clock, at
w 222 New Levee street, will be sold .
Will ~xures pEsaid Store, consisting OF
Groceries, Wines Liquors, Tobvcco, etc.
/ ~ H4- TERMs-Cash in U. s. Treasury notes.
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MASON DE RESIDENCE SUR LA RUE PRYTAEIE
PaopR1ETE NoN-AMEL1oREE A cARRoLLToN.
uN BANG DAMS L'EGLIsE Du REV DIR. PALMER
SUCCESSION DE CHARLES GARDINER, DECIDE.
PAR j. b. WALTON IL DEsLONDE.
j. D. WALTON, Encanteur
BuREAu47 rue Carondelet encognure rUnion.
SAMEDI,. lie n mars 1909, 2 midi, H.; e Ia
ire eelles du Canal ct Douane, De ct conorm
n de de Il oeaa en- date G
ever 1866 dosser Dc Ia cour No Il TX i sera vendu pour
TERRAIN bssss leg @ ap X
Pryane Eatsrpe colsss Ct iroymne
d II a
ss sns sn ~ %
No he sG ss
No Pytane ayan deux salons corridor Ct gale
gasrs Dc drs.s az ass
s.
Propriete dams In Vile de Carrollton.
QuATRE TERRAIN dams Ia lls ds Garro.on paroisssss
bos1 ss ue
S, s sa date
dts scion plan .,
30 psd is e. face
pieds rains Nos y q insusiyemsnt son. con.igus
d sds
ass se des Fss Eagle isst
30 JEAN
nette sur profondeur de $50 pieds.
LIE BANG No l6 egse Presbsterenne, de la Place
s- CoNprr1oss- biess Tresor des Eats-
Acte de vente pardevant A. Mazueau notae public,
| fais des acquereurs
FIVE VALUABLE LOTS ON FRANKLIN STREET.
near Poydras street, credsuceession of Thomas
| Lawson, deceased
BY j., II, WALTON a. DEsLONDE,
| j. B. WALTON, Auctioneer
| ..- ofhce-No. II Carondelet street.
Msmes ,Is "a t
asyf
81
oT5F 81 aa6TSp IN h
city the bounded BY reydras Perdo Liberty d an
5 e. ~ q
alley feet vide opening g on Psrdide ee # one an
years the notes of the purchasers secured BY morga
at PER- osn r date
per- annun maturity, until fully paid, in the event
ACTS Of sale before j. oaste Notary Public at the
- pense OF the purchasers.
ClNQ TERRATNs DE yALEUR SUR LA RUE FRA
CLIN, pres de la rue poydras un long credit
SUCCESSION DE THOMAS LANsoN decide.
PAR j. Il. WALTON 81 DEsLONDE.
J. B. Walton encanteur
/ Bureau AZ Carondele
4. SAMEDI, lie 3 Mars, 1860 N midi a ~ Bo an
negocnts des Encanterrs, Rue Royae en- ven
entire Canal de la Douane yern de OF co
formement ordre de Honorable John w Thomas, Jul
Cour de District de la Nouyee Orleans,
date 1866 doser de la No. 87ls seTS
vendues pour compile la succession cdessons les GIN
TERRANS dams e premier District de cette Vile dams ~
born mar Poyras Perddo Lberte ct Franklin de-
e puas par les No g. 4 plan dresse Piee
Depouiy, Ingeneurs evils, date du q 1860
26 pied de face la Franklin sur une pi
ut gnes PARALLELS de 100 Pied alant nsqua
ls alice de large Dormant sur Ia Perdido
Conditions La compliant 10 balance credit
un ct deux ans acquereurs garans ypots
que ct privilege vendeur 10 proprete les dts bill
porter ntere rason de pour cent Ian de eur da
cent Ian leurs Ccheances usqua put pa
ment leur mnturte. -
Actes devent pardevant W. J. Casee notare public
-, trais des aCuuerenrs.
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a eaaus Guilty erent gaHa asnims tss ae lsesoupt
AUCTION SALES.

A DESIRABLE D7ELLIEG HOUSE ON PRYTANIA
STREET.
VACANT PROPERTY IN cAREoLLToE. y.
PEW IN REV. DE- PALMgRs CHURCH.
For accoans of the
succEssroy OF CHARLES GARDINER DEGRAsED
BY j. B. WALTON 81 DEsLONuE,
J. B. WAasoa Auctioneer,
Office No At CarondeIst strests
cATURDAY, March 18th 1885,, at IS
y clock NJ at the Merchants and Aactioeers Exchange
Esn Royal street. between and Cuetomhope streets BY
Bssss' VT vii
81 GsSs Sfas viz he baiass
L ,hs Fin. Dissie. Of this e in the SQUARE
.oa s % fPyss mia spses depth
IS lssass y ss sad il IL
No q on as plan No is and also as lot
Dwelling Hoase NJ ss sss Of Frame
hall and back gallery oa ssrss having two pariors
anss esn.snas s so
room, etc., cstern Water Etehsn, soning
Carroilton Frspss,.
FoURTEEN,LoTs OF GROUND ID tssss..
inclusive of square b. bounded by Eagle Munse 70 "a
sikh ssse5dng t. BIG dsp.ssa
Of L. Hermann then notary. Saidlots measure ~
Lots Nos II and II adjoin each other and measure sa
feet front on Sixth street, by $50 feet deep.
Is a sos 1 fash saed de
Is forms q Eagle and Sixth streets and lot No
hs a aaon each other and each
feet front Jeanette stree. y $50 feet deep.
NJ s.1 S b. Il Church on
e. IF ssIs before aasuresa notary public the
pense of the purchaser.
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS,
Etc, Etc.
BY JOHN G. BL4OHNI,
AUcrIoEEEROhice and safesroom, IS Bienvlle street
TUESDAY, 27th instant, mt 10 o'clock A.
NJ at his salesrooms No SO Bienvlle street, will he
sold
of we'll assorted seasonabe Dry Goods, such
Linen Cambrics Linen Lawns,
Linen Check Irish Linens,
Toile du Lord, Swiss Null
| Jaeonets, Nainsonk, Embroidery, skirting,
Bobbinet Linen Netting Cotton Netting,
Ginghans, Cottopades, Stripes. O..
| Towels Linen Cambria and Madras Handker chiefs,
PerGales, Shirting, Prints
n, Al and 90 French, English and Amer Prints,
| lO4 ia and l24 BIeached and Brown meetings
| & "a A and 53 Beacted and Brown lotions.
Also '"=
| 100 lots of Summer Clethings
And
100 dozen Straw Fur and Cassir Ieee Hats.
nJ~TERMs-At sale g. .
spfENDIp CHROME OIL PAINTINGS AND ENGRAV
ine 60 rean,s Printing Pap Express Wagon and sundr
artic,es for account of VIII may all withou
reserve. .IS4z-
ny GARDNER syMITH, YEHsER ~ co.
t GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer
.l .r Office No 30 Camp street.
)" TUESDAY, ebrunry asth, Mt 10 o'cloc
i A. NJ, al salesfe ON 80 Camp street will be sold
60 Printing Paper cases Jaeksons Bers, - Fren
Clocks manufactured by Founier covered
ana P % g steamboat Shahss
and II tov IS Corn Shelter and small lot OF Jewelry.
without res for mt Of whom 1t may
rS- TGRMs-Cash in U. s. Treasury Notes.
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WASHING MADE EASY.
COLD WATER SOAP.
A Southern Invention Worthy the attention of the public
WASHING MADE EASY,
The Cold Water soap.
By this process washing boiling rubbing of clothes
reuure improves the oolors of cacoes washes snnes
ss If s wE,s
s %s Ss
quired % do the work. o,o - Inc,
s"% re
P1sy d known families this
have price dollars family .' VI ' "
For particulars 7}RE < III fS Fffffi5 of
have the Cold Water Soap for three weeks find it
altogether sSsi R ss5 "a eh" Sf street.
.s Us bt s % fsse,
boiling required Do the bes. Of washing tn
es ny
" 5s,s:,5 .sa 55ssass: Streets
;is tAs ssa %ssE s'sR
Jury " 'A' '''' $50 Josephine street.
New Orleans, Feb 9, 1866
have had Cold Water Soap Of Mr. Craigns patent
5 and o hd hs he
required with ordinary soap l. ~ 10 An IN.
Having Soap for several weeks in my family &C
roborate the above certificates ,,,- ;, =. =, -.
81. February TO- 1866.
Ihave used the Cold Water soap for eighteen Wit
entire satisfaction. hho D. " S 49,.
'7' February 10, 1856.
NoThoE'''.'.''''''..:.-.::' y
The following described Certificates OF Shares and scrip
the Union insurance Company Of New Orleans the proper
Edward Menoye ESQ., having bee1 s sS Gomaay
rue duplicates thereof namely: - - ,,-,
:. l5S-Sl0 !S6l
:. lS6-Sl0 1861 NJ ,o
Certificate Shares No ls5l0 shares dated Aug 2s III
"a Agent for Edward Menlove, .
No. 1853 Common street
New Orleans February 6, 1856.
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NOR SAIE-FARM IN CADDo PARISH, La
Containing 800 best arabic land of which 16o acres
are cleared and rs in good cotton condition
third year in cultivation. 49,
the place good two story House. with all the
oubudngs excellent good orchard 40J
pork 800 bushels of 200 bushels cotton seed
mules 2horses plows. hoes etc. II head OF
CATTLE IS stock hogs household and kitchen furniture
| ETC., etc.
miles from Shreveport and Marshall Railroad twenty five
Shreveport and in the neighborhood of b. Sims
| Esq, Widow L. Curry and DR. Keywood.
For terms and further particulars apply to .
W. Witty Co, Commission Merchants,
corner Peters and Crossman SITS,
opposite the Custem House,
| NJ, nr1aa
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THE CIVILIAN AND GALEIIE-tAL
i WESTON, TEXAS
TRi-WEEkLY-Terms Currency, single copy, one year,
One square, 10 lines first insertion 81 So each subsequent
insertion, Is cents ~ ~. :,
'l WEERLY-Terms Currency, per annum, S.. Rates q
adyertsng One square, 10 lines first insertion 81 60i each
subsequent insertion, 81 3d. ., III,
Book and Printing of description, executed with
neatnass and dispatch.
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THOS. Nj. DYKEKS,

VNHOS. M DYKEKS,
Having returned the city tenders his services to the Mel
camille community general and his old friends in par
ticuar,
General Merchandise Broker,
OFFICE No. As UNION STREET
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Special Notice-Shippern are respect"
fully Nick Longworth connects regu
larry every Monday morning with the steamer Hetty Gilmore
for Tensas and Bayou Macon and Tuesday WIN
che Minnow all landings Bayou Bartholomew
Freight will be forwarded the lowest through rates. wtho"
being stored stand Al Mt the insurance
Office and their cargoes can insured at the lowest rates.
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FOR SALE.

11OR sALELrHE ALLANDALE PLANTATION,
situated in West Baton Rouge the Mississippi river
containing 1900 Of Fine Sugar Cotton Land Sugar
Land opposite side of the river For terms which will
be liberal, apply to RICHARD NuGENT Co.,
nor SALE-COUNTRY STORE FOR SALE ON
the Mississippi river 1t commands large cash trade
and without competition The stock comprises everything
needed plantation and is that such chance
offered The commands large forwarding and
commission business TERMS etc. address lock box 6S
New Orleans La
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AUCTION SALES.
GALES At AUCTION
). B. WALTON & DEsLoNDE.
February esth.

Wednesday, February Sseh.
~ ,c.a.,,, ~ John James Green three story brick resi-
dence No. lI3 Camp street, near
with improvements thereon, on 81 ssssc
o residence OF Gen. r. L. Tracy hH s"o
fots. adjoining, On Girnd street
Thursday, March list.
- willow BEND Plantation formerly the plantation Of Mar
tin Hayds about fotyeght miles above the ey
Saturday, March "a.
Fx .cc essiof Of DR.. Thes Lavson-Five vacant ioe
prsnsIn Al rect near Poydras ssrest
Monday. March Sfh. ss5&
lie Of Bank and other Stocks, Insurance acsEss
e''.' 90 -Wednesday, March ssh.
.... n, 1onds w. widow Ghastant q als-A sh1ss
-, ~ delI and story cottage on Espanaae neet
Bampart street e.. To-. a., Espasae beEvesu Mira
TYo story house ana w ioe' =
and Ga1yez streets. s7ss sgsss
Far succession of CT as a. ~ an IA
No ~ Pfytana street. anu o1f teeAi s 80 = - =
the tsvn of CarTollton- -
Pew in. the Rev Dr. F. Ai 1s 1870
nR-Por particulars see aaVer tse4netss~
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THE MISSISSIPPI INDEX OIL gMBus,
MISS-Pubished Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays
s. H. WoRTHINGTON, Publisher.
Offce-92 Market street, up stairs
Price subscption$l month, invariably IN advance
rs cents per square for each insertion.
Ali transient paid for in advance
All for the promotion Of individual interests
will charged for als obituary notices.
Editorial notices Of advertisements will be inserted at 20
| & rearhin insertion
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MISCELLANEOUS.

rTCY TAX ES--TREAsURER's OFFICE. FEBRU-
u AIRY rs l866-rhe hills for Try TAXES Of 1852, on
Real Personal property will be due and az
this office on the 5s
FIRST OF MARCH NEXT.
The undersigned begs leave call the attention OF a
PAYERS to the fact that his hands for collection nearly
NINETEEN THOUSAND BILLS. ..,-.---.. II,
II is very evident his mind that they ~
be delivered lew days. and that II majority OF ctaens
postpone payment until the last days allowed by law ~ 81
humber will Of necessity crowded out and must settle WIN
the City Attorney, with costs Early y
recommended. .. 2. ~ y Traa.nrler
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Adams Express Company, New Dr.
leans Feb 3d. 8eThe insured claims of shippers by the
'PATRooN from Santiago Texas to Ne" orleans
amounting 22,5OO will be paid at the oneeoi the AD
duplicate receipts only. --,....,..,
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WANTED.

xyAxTEnA HOUSE CONTAINING FROM SIX
w to ten rooms convenient TO the business portion o. ns
VIII the privilege Of taking few other boarders Address
MraH Itresca
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IMPROVED, AND UNIV tPRovED PROPERTY N TIE
FRS. Second Third and 'oursh DISTRICTS East and West
soaepr .na c.r.o,on-s scond District Court q New
- NJ, BOB
A1.rRED BOULIGNT,
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r YCEUM HALL..... ....LYCEUM HALL.
This fine room in City Il all has been rernished and is
now excellent Applications to hire the same for lee
may be made in by writing to the
undersigned. D. '. oALhooN,
Librarian P. s Library, No 10 City Hail.
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VUANTED-FREEDMEN TO WORK ON PLANTA-
w ton Levees, and wood. Apply to Williams 4
Morey Real Estate Brokers and General Agents. No. s. St.
Charles street, New Orleans.
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20. NINE LOTS OF GROUND in squa r
BY Napoleon, Avenue, lena, Perier and i
n. TWEETY-sIX LOTS OF GR0UNI)
bounded by upper line, Nayades, BordeaI TX
designated as Lots Nos to " inclusive.
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H. TwEETY-FoUR LOTS OF GROUND ia square Nc,
bounded by Leves tnd streets
IL -FOUR LOTS oF dRouND da II s smses,ls
strees designated Lots Nos. to IA inclusive.
iii One LOT OF GROUND In square NO ~ bounced py
Constantnope Laurel and Streets
Lot No. Is. -, 49,, ,,.r,, N, Il.
bounded BY Laurel Marengo, Live Oak and
streets, designated as Lots Nos ~ ls ID ~ " ~ ~ =
| IS 26.. u, .,x,,,,,,, . -. - %
street designated Lots Nos 8, 1887 q ~ w =,
q %. "a u. i -, !, s. !. =. s...,das
Live Oak Magazine and General street
desig n ted as Lots No. 8, 4, 5, and Z. -
81. TWENTY LOTS OF GROUND In sqnare, W.. n
bonn Jed Chestnut MarepgG, Paquenines and Genstan
nople Streets designated Lots No. to % inclusive
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yIyANTED-PATTERN MAKERS, TO WORK AT
w Vicksbure Miss The best of wages paid 70 no.
workmen ppy Immediately of Daniel Edwards 2s 80 and
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O. FOUR LOTS OF GROUND in, square H. bounded By
public road Tchouptouas Cadz and Walence seat de6g
natsd as I,nts No to inclusive
public road Tconptoulas Cadz and Iena Streets designated
as Lots No. l to inclusive. =
"a, FIVE LOTS OF GROUND in square 81, bounded W
Chestnut Paquemines Napoleon Avenue designated
as a. III ELEVEN Lofs OF GROUND ii, square No. 50.
buned BY Chestnut Cadz Tena Piaq neines ana des
New-York tribune., 1866-05-03
XXXIXTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE. WASHINGTON. May 2, 1864
THE NATIONAL DEBT.

<,
THE NATIONAL DEBT.
Mr. SHERMAN Ohio introduced the following:
An ACT TO reduce the Of interest on the Nstonsl
Debt and for funding the same.
enacted by the Senate and House Of Rpreenfdres Of the
Uaed Congrs dssebd That the Secretary OF the
Treasury hereby authorized II he shall deem II expeden
for purpose Of funding the National Debt and reducing
bonds United States such form and Of such denom
he prescribe payable principal and Interest
bearing interest at the rate OF not exceeding hve
oar cent per annu payable semi annually such bonds 10 be
made payable thirty from date to be issued
10 an amount sufficient all outstanding existing Oh
aon ~ he United States and TO be disposed Of In such
aud such torms not less than par as the Secretary
the Treasury deem most conducive to the OF
the Government Proridsd That the expense OF preparing
and sposng such bonds shall not exceed two per
cent OF the disposed Of and provided also that the
said bonds and the proceeds thereof sha e 9ea
United STATES other than United States notes
SEC further enacted That the bonds issued under
this shall be known as the consolidated dcD OF tne
United States aud shall be exempt from taxation IN
any by under State municipal or local authority anu
consideration of the reduction OF the rate OF
by the negotiation Of said bonds the same and te hteret
thereon and tue income thereom shall be exempt uom the
payment OF all taxes duties to the United States .
Src And further enacted That the amount OF interest
saved BY OF five per cent bonds Tor oher Uover
securities shall be applied TO the pay ment o he
National deb and that for the purpose OF insurn ne
thereof and lieu OF the sinking fund @
BY the act OF February Is62 the OF at least eOWU
including tho saving Of interest Aforesaid out Oh any moneys
In the Treasury not otherwise appropriated sha DC
such be determined by the Secretary OF ne
Treasury. or as Congress may hereafter direct
SEC A.db jarhsr enacted That for the purpose OF en-
abng the SECRETARY Of the Treasury prepare Tor the undg
payment OF outstanding Treasury notes bearing interest
the rate Of and treeenths per cent per annum
holders OF such notes hereby required to advise the
Of the Treasury in such he prescribe al
least months before the maturity OF such notes whether thy
elect that sach notes shall be paid maturity shall be CON
yerfd into bonds of the United States commonly desPInfcd
ENewenfy Boads" mud The tight IN the part ~ sleSi
ly4lsiI slllllg EAll saaV3 HQlgt my g2aaA bhau "
New-York tribune., 1866-05-03
.nINITLv- - -
- r
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

Mr.. GRISNELL changed his vote from Yea TO Nay i
order that he might move to reconsider the vote.
The motion however made by Mr. WRIGHT, Who
also moved 10 lay the motion to reconsider on the table,
Mr.. ScHENcK moved 10 adjourn.
THE SOUTHWEST PASS rl.
Pending that notion the SPEAKER presented q comnu-
ncaton from the Secretary of War, transmitting the re-
port Of Board of Engineers relative TO the deepening %
the SouthWes Pass in reply to resolution Of the House.
of the Goth Of April Referred to the Committee Oh COM
mcrce. t'
TARIFF PETITIONS.
Mr.. GARFIELD Oho) presented petition OF two bnnd
red and fourteen citizens of Mahoning County Ohio ark
increased protective tariff the memorial Of several New
York and Connecticut manufacturers Of sheet brass bss
and coppre wre and German silver, asking for increased
protection also the petition of seyenty-ve citizens 81
Portage County Ohio asking for an increased protection
to American wool Referred to the Committee Oh Ways
and Means
Mr. MARVIN IN. H. presented two petitions from ply
sicans Of Fulton County, NewY0rE, relative to pao,ns
medicines used exclusively remedial agents on the co
list. Referred to the Committee on Ways ana MetIs
ADJOURNMENT.
At o'clock p NJ. the House adjourned. .ry
New-York tribune., 1866-05-03
NEW-YORK MILITARY AGENCY.

During the month ending to-day, the New-York Mill
ary Agency of this city, under charge of Col. j. f. Lee
collected and paid claimants the sum Of slS65 46 for
back pay bounties, PENSIONS &c.
SMUGGLING AT BURLINGTON VT.
gentleman Just returned from Burlington Vt reports
large seizures of smuggled liquors and other goods by
United States officers at that point The SNUG
glers all arrested and, from the circumstances it is
believed that this band have at present secreed
still larger quantity of contraband goods.
MOTT rs TO MARINERS.
The Light House Board to-day published notice TO
mariners of the establishment of a new lighthouse On
Federal Point n. c.. the north side Of New Inlet
north side of Cape Fear River and the eestabshment Of
lights at Cockspur Island and Oyster Beds, Savannah
River Georgia. The Board had also received official in
tesenee of the establishment of light at Black Sod
Quay the northeast coast Of reland also one on Calf
Rock near Darsey Island coast of Cork Ireland and
fixed light on Amedee Islct Port-de-Francf The
Portuguese Government has also officially notified our
Government that the lighthouse of Nossa Senhora da
Luz at the entrance the river Douo is about TO be re-
placed by another, and that in the meantime, from the
llth day Of March 1866 until further notice provisional
white light will be exhibited from the same tower, visible
in clear weather from distance of eight miles.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-03
From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, Tuesday, Nay J. 800
The steamer Washington Irving which escaped from
Norfolk Yesterday and proceeded to sea oyeTtakeh
about nine miles by the steamer in pursuit. bu DEF
captain refused to return and after guard was p"' on
board she allowed to proceed Northwau. III
owners claim that she free from arrest ~ tbey Psu
the Government claim Of 100 the morning OF ner
departure. lis thought that the suhones n~e lave
,he ssa;r hos no, y., been thoroughly explained.
C. C. Clay has ief, Pctcrsburgh fsI LSnsi'eie where
Le intends to siop slnIt iiMs.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-03
Senator Sherman Introduces a New
Finance Bill.
THE PROPOSITIONS OF TIE RECON
STRUCTI0N COMMITTEE.
Mr.. DIXGN OFFERS A SUBSTITUTE.

A DEBATE ON THE QUESTION.