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WHISKY, TOBACCO AND BANK TAX BLLs.-The
House whisky, tobacco and banking bill was on
the Sd reported from the Senate committee on
finance, with numerous amendments aud sections
relating 10 banks and bankers are stricken out.
Changes are proposed in the taxes on whisky and
tobacco, aad the time for taking from bonded
warehouses is extended from six. to twelve
months. F.
The House provision for the expectation of al.
cohol and rum is stricken out, and a new section
submitted, requiring the drawback at any time of
shipment after clearance, and the bond is to be
retained until It is shown that the alcohol or rum
has actually arrived at the place Of destination
the certificate Of consul being required for that
purpose. The licenses and taxes on wholesale
dealers and retail dealers is stricken out thus eay-
ing in force the existing laws.
Tobacco cannot be removed from the place of
manufacture until the taxes are paid. 1t is also
provided il shall be removed at once from the ex-
port warehouse TO which II is first sent. Accord
ing to the House bill, tobacco may be sent from
the manufactured to an export warehouse only 10
be exported. but the Senate amendment provides
If the manufacturer does not choose to export he
can withdraw it for a home market. Another
amendment changes the number Of inspectors to
twenty, and the commissioner Of internal revenue
is TO designate their territorial districts. The
House bill provides for sixty inspectors, or one
for each judicial district. The Senate committee
provides for fifty special agents to be employed
during the pleasure Of the commissioner Of inter
nal revenue.
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The OPPOSITION TO Elk MAYOR MONROE AT
HAvANA--The Havana correspondent of the New
York Times says:
About two months ago ex Mayor Monroe, of
New Orleans, arrived here with a number of
stevedore, loading most of the steamers running
between this port aud the United States with a
degree of dispatch which sstonished the Oldest
hands. OF course their ire was aroused by seeing
that this foreigner who could do the work cheaper
and better than themselves, obtained Immediately
large share Of the custom, with probability Of
making himself master of the situation, and every
possible suberfuge and trick resorted TO to get
their rival out OF the way. They at last succeeded
in finding an old law which prevents anybody
from acting as a stevedOre who has not served in
the Spanish navy. The steamship Star of the
Union, Capt. CoUksey, arrived from New Orleans
on Sunday, and on Monday morning Mr.. Monroe
and his men went TO work TO discharge her cargo,
when an order was received from the captain of
the port eIjoining upon the men to stop work at
once. The question arises now whether there is
any law which prevents an American or any other
foreigner from earning living by labor, consd
eriDg that all the laborers employed by Mr.. Mon
roe are either Americans by birth or adoption,
and some few subjects Of Great Britain. The
question is OF particular moment, especially when
II Is remembered that numerous English and
american engineers occupy the highest places of
the kind In the Spanish navy, that artisans be-
longing TO these nations work and have charge of
thelr arsenals, and that the mercantile community
OF note Is principally represented by foreigners.
a gentleman well acquainted with the Spanish
day.
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House Of Representatives.

House met at IL M.-Speaker Lowell in the
chair, and sixty-six members present.
PRAYER was offered by Rev. Mr.. Kingston.
The report of the committee on rules and orders
was offered, and two hundred copies OF 1t were
ordered TO be printed.
A motion that members now proceed to draw for
seats was made. and lost by casting vote Of the
speaker The subject was, however, revived, but
was, after some discussion, laid upon the table. A
third time the advocates of the motion rallied to
the charge. and under the leadership OF Peter
Harper, (R.) of St. Charles, adopted a resolution
to draw lots by parishes and representative dis
tTicts.
The drawing was proceeded with, but after thirty
three slips mad been drawn the hat was empty,
and the secretary discovered that by an error
only one-half the parishes and districts had been
included in the first batch placed there. Tbs
discovery ELECTED an indignant protest from those
who had not drawn, whereupon the speaker
decided that the drawing must commence anew.
After q recess Of fifteen minutes, q board Of
teIlers. consisting Of Harper of ST. Charles. No
Bile of Orleans and Lott Of Rspides, were
appointed, snd, it having been ascertsined that
the parishes and districts were all represented In
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TAXING GovERNMENT fONDs.-che following is
the classified vote in the House of Representa-
tiyes agreeing TO Mr.. Cobb's resolution to lay a
tax of not less than ten per cent. upon the in
terest Of United States bonds. The Democrats
are marked in italics;
Yeas Adams, Archer. Ashley, New ArteR,
Baker. Barnes, Beck Benjamin, Benton, Bing.
ham. Roles. Bouer, auckland, Butler, Mass. }
Butler. Tenn } Cary, Clarke, (Ksnsas.) Cobb,
Cobnrn. Cornell, Covode, Cullum, DOnnelly, Eggle-
ston. Fla. Eldrich Farnsworth Ferris Ferry, Getz
GoUoddy GraveIy. Grocer, Hdtght' Hawkins,
Kinds. Holman, HOtchkisS. Hubbard, wv. Va, }
Hnnphreu. Ingersoll johnson. Jones, Julian,
Kerr. Lawrence Penn. Lawrence tOhlo.,) Lo-
gan. Louphbridee, Marshall. McClurg, meteor
mick, Mckee, Mercur, Mullin, Mungen. New
comb, Nibldck, Orth, Phelps, PIKE, PoLSley,
Prttun. Randall. Rsum, Robinson, Root. BOSS
scofeld, Shanks. Stevens IN. HI SteUdrt
Stokes, Stone, Tdber, Tale, Taylor, Ihomas
Tinible XVI Van Auken, Van Horn IN. f.,l
Van Horn MOI Van Trump. Wssh6urne WIS.,
wsshburne I'LL Was burne gnd.) Meiker
Williams lind Wilson (Ohio,) Wuson (fenn.,I
Window, Woodlcdrd-92.
Nays-Allison, Ames, Arnell, Balley' BALDWIN
Cake. Delapo. Dixon, Drugs, Eckley. Eliot, Gar
6eld, Griswold. Harding, Hssey. Highly, Hooper
Hulburd IN. W. Jenckes, Kelsey, Loan, Lynch
Mallory, Martin, Maynard Miller, Moorhe id
Myers, O'Neil, Paine, Perham, Plants. Poland
Pom eroy, Price Sawyer. Shellabarger. SugredceS
Smith, spaldiDg, StsIkwestber, TrowDridge
Twichell, Epson, Van Aernsm, Wash6urn Mass. }
Williams PENN, Wilson l0hio), Wood, Wood
bridge IS.
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ANNEXATION OF NORTHERN MExICo.-A Next
can correspondence gives details Of plan of
annexation Of the northern States Of Mexico to
the United States. As such, the governments OF
England France Mexico and the United States
concurred in all soldiers claims against Mexico,
OF whatever nationality, and satisfied that the
only hope Of their payment lies with the United
states, and interference and assumption by our
government, and ell just Indebtedness OF Mexico,
IN consideration Of the transfer TO the United
STATES oy Mexico, Of her northern Territories
ano S'aies; II is confidently expected that the
result Will oe the enforcement oy England of a
vigorous eiockade Of Mexican ports There is q
pondence from Mszstlan as to which marty ia most
20 blame in the Anglo Mexican difficulties men.
TONED in yesterdays kilograms.
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WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MAcHIHEs.-The
attention Of our readers is called to the adver-
tsement OF Messrs. Peck Bros. l56 Canal street,
where it will be seen that they are the sole agents
for the above mentioned machines, also that the
only genuine needles of the same are only to be
had at their agency depot, See advertisement.
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the hat, the drawing was rescmed. Franklin
drew the first choice and Terrebonne thu last
the seats Of those whose elections are ooatested
being chosen by the sergeant alarms. !
At the conclusion OF this tiresome process,
which occupied between one and two hours, the
House adjourned until IL O'Clock Tuesday.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
BY THE sHERIFF.-We call particular attention Z o
the sale at auction to be made this day at noon,
at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, of
two lots OF ground, with the newly built house
and appurtenances thereon, situated on Dryades
Cate Philipps) street, between Canal and Com
mon, First District. For full particulars see ad-
Vertisement
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.SstU Orleans P0st0lHce.


Route sOol-New Orleans Brasher daily except
Sunday An Arrive daily Sunday excepted by
Route s02-New Orleans 10 Canton. departure daily
r.
Route sNs-New orlsass ST. Frssesville supplying an
the OF es opened, departure Monday and Friday at
SAN. Arrives Monday and Friday mornings
Route sOO4-Eew Orleans to Carrollon Jefferson CITY,
departure Monday and Thursday 4 NJ Arrives Monday
and Thursday st4P.x.
R.ute sOO5-New Orleans to Buras Settlement, Lower
Coast departure Tuesday and Friday Arrives sun
day and Thursday.
Route s6-Nsw Orleans 10 Mobile departure daily at p
NJ Sunday at n. Arrives daily by Ban
Route SOO7-New Orleans 10 COvlngton, La, departure
Monday and Thursday Arrives Tuesday FridsN
at4PN
Route-New Orleans to Algers. departure daily at a.
NJ Arrives daily by II A.
Route sOOs-New o. vicksburg supplying all the
Offices opened to vicksburg also Red River and Ouashita
Parishes Departure Tuesday and Saturday at Ar
rives on Monday and Friday mornings.
Mails for Lake Coast Tuesdays and Thursdays at Hs
Saturdays at Il1< Pascagcula. Saturdays at llk
Mails for Galveston, Houston, Indanoa, San Antonio,
Brownsville Brazos Santiago vaNew Orleans and Opeousas
Railroad close att A. NJ. Sunday and Thursday
Tariff OF Postage for Mexico, Cuba, West
Indies, etc.
Guadaoupe, Martinique French and Drtch Guiana Sc
vineents ST. Lucia ST. Vincent Trinidad Grenada-ls cent?
half or, optional
Cuba. Mexico Hayti Porto Rico. St. Thomas, Jamscs,
Venezuela United Of Colombia, English Gusns-l0
cents half o., obligatory.
Bolivia, Chill. Eeuador-34 cents half o., obligatory.
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II Card.

hereby inform the public that the I'd inst purchased
Quarter Ticket in the GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY
Com Css No 36 and that said ket conta aed the
Three First Drawn Numbers in GLASS; dawing fourth
Of the Capital Prize Of that date amounting SIX THOU
SAND DOLLARS and that have received payment the
from Dave c. johnson, Agent No. Is Commercial
Place
c. A. CAR1IERE,
as Ola Levee street
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ii Card.

Beware Of Counterfeit Sewing Machines and Needles,
which advertised and represented the public Wheeler
4 Wilson'S great improvements Wheeler wsou
Such machines base Csunteres and fraud upon the
public . we II s rights and patents.
The GENUINE WHEELER WILSON'S SEWING
MACHINES ana NEEDLES sold only In New Orleans
at agency l56 Canal street
N B.-No machine genuine unless the plate Is stamped
Wheeler Wilson, and numbered over 3o00OQ
PECK R0rHERS,
Agents for Wheeler Wilson.
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Tariff of Postage for Mexico, Cuba, We
Indies. etc.


Belgium, Switzerland and Germany, s cents each.
France 4. England 6, and Italy u cents each.
Russia 10, via Hamburg cents each.
Sweden Is, via Hamburg n cents each.
Circulars are rated as book packets on. or under.
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The PROPOSED PRINTING MONOPOLY.
fear of public scrutiny or lingering sense of
decency has induced the withdrawal of bill
relative to State printing, which an attempt
was made to smuggle through the House with
out reading, Though entitled an act to define
the duties and fix the compensation of State
printer, the body of the bill provided for CIV
ing to one man, elected by the legislature for
four years, the monopoly of State printing
proper, of all judicial sheriff7s and ennstable's
advertisements in the parish of Orleans, and
of advertisements of every description of the
municipal government of New Orleans. The
injustice and impolicy of such monopolies,
and especially the injury which they
infict on private interests have often been
exposed, and nobody of intelligence and repu-
table position has ever defended them. But
in this case the climax was given to the enor-
nifty of the scheme by such regulations Of
prices as would make the State printer the re-
cipient of about half million annually from
the State treasury. Let our taxpayers think
of this intended draft ON their pockets. Is
the project abandoned, or is it only suspended
to await favorable opportunity?
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Once Hours.

Opens at s o'clock A. NJ; closes at sP.E.
Sundays office opens at o'clock A. closes at I'm
r. W. TALIAFERRO,
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Jas. rs. Thompson,

MER CIIAN MT TAIL o
No. 750 broadway. Corner Of Eighth
NEW YORK.
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French SyrHpS
FOR FAMILY UsE-PAR EXCELLENCE.
100 DO n Il N
PINEAPPLE LEMON, ORGEAT,
ORANGE FLOWER, BANANA, ROSE,
RASPBERRY STRAWBERRY AND VANILLA,
GOOsEBERRY AND RASPBERRY VINEGAR.
These Syrups are manufactured expressly for family
under my personal supervision they warranted pure and
free from Great taken give
10 the favor Of ~ fruit To obtain this
result pure juices have imported direct from Europe
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere at
ERNEST TURPIN'S,
No 90 Old Levee street bet. Cont and ct Louis.
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POtfhOH s. Knight,
Iron Cotton Ties.

In addition to the celebrdsei ARROW TIES an nov
prepared receive o& trade for the sELFFAs
TIMING BUCKLE TIES, al made Of the best quality Eng
Hsh Iron and BANDS Of any required length.
II. 7. BARTLETT,
General Agent, 43 CArOndelet street
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CGrbOItc .9ctd.

THIS is THE BEST DIsINFECTANT KNOWN,
Recommended Throughout the Scientific
World,
AND BY THE BOARD OF HEALTH OF THIS CITY!
Which the following Certificate proves, viz:
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH D.
Eev Orleans, August q, 1867
do hereby certify that at meeting OF this Board he
evening Of the 18th instant the COMMITTEES oa Heaa
reported CARBoLIC ACID A. the BEST DISINFECFAiN
and recommended PAGE co.'s the best prspArato
the same in the market
GEO. WIN DIRMEYER NJ D. AS
Secretary Board Of Hes
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Pure, Sparkling Ice Cold Soda,

vICHY, KIssENGkS. BLADoN,
BLUE LICK and SARATOGA WATERS,
y" s. HASTINGS,
Felicity and Magazine streets.
Fruit syrups Of ny Iaske only are used.
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Department OF state,
WASHINGTON. May 9. 1868
To WHEELER a WILSON. OfNew York;
ss-Ihe Department has received Gold Medal awarded
to your firm on Sewing and Button Hole Machines the
Paris Q Universal Exposition ofls67.
Your obsdient servant,
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
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The public are cautioned against trading for the same An
thu above reward is offered for recovery Of the
CHI. JUMONvILLE,
w.. o,a..,. March ~ ls62 Cashier.
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UNIVERSAL AMNESTY.

The resolution carried in the New York
convention recommending that the President
expunge exceptions from his last amnesty
proclamation, expresses, if we do not mistake,
n sentiment which is fast becoming prevalent
throughout the North. The people every
where have reason to be sick and tired of the
can't about "rebels and "traitors," in con-
nection either with the policy of the Presi-
dent or with the policy of Congress- No case
of treason or rebellion has been established
by judicial trial and conviction. Who, then,
are the "traitors and "rebels?" The
President himself has been denounced by
Stevens, Butler, and others, of the radical
majority in Congress, as blacker traitor than
Robert E. Lee or JEFF Davis. No man who
has made himself inconverient and obnoxious
to any of the various caucuses and rings of
the radical party has been safe from this de-
nunciation, whether he was on the Southern
or the Northern side in the late war. The
language of political opprobrium has been
so abused that it has lost its meaning, and
the words "rebel" and "traitor" have
ceased to be to common sense and decency
any more than the vile epithets that of old
polluted the air within the precincts of Bill
ingsgate.
And, we also take it, the growing sentiment
at the North in favor of universal amnesty
means much more than amnesty in narrow
and technical sense. The popular mind is
given to large and unqualified conceptions.
Its idea of universal amnesty must be that OF
universal oblivion of the past, of universal
burial of the vindietive passions of the war,
and of universal restoration of rights sus-
pended by the incidents of war, political not
less than civil and proprietary rights. Doubt.
less, popular instinct, if not darkened and
confused by the pernicious sophistries Of
selfish and INSCRIPTIONS politicians, would
long since have hit upon this simple but states
manlike method of solving the political pro
blem left by the late conflict and of laying tht
foundation of true union and permanent
peace. "Let us have peace" says Genera
Grant. Nothing is easier, or has all along
been easier. But the politicians, in whose
keeping General Grant has placed himself
are not the men to inspire him with the secret
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Contributions for the above prfpJse viii also be
the CRESCENT OFFICE; BY WOODS, MAT
CO., No. IS Magazine street and BY Mrs. NJ
DEACON
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$4,000 ReiCGrG.

STOLEN from the CANAL BANK, THIS DAY, paeA
sse made up for the Southern Express Company addressed
M MORGAN'S SONS, New York. containing FIFTY
THOUSAND (s5O,OOO DOLLARS In Legal Tender Notes
Of One Thousand $1,000 Dollars each. All Of Letter
ri
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Fassma,,m,s Cotton Ties.

We have Lsrge Supply Of the celebrated ALLIGATOR
TIES hand which unsurpassed In quality Of Iron be-
ING of best English manufacture and fully guaranteed
Also, FAsSMANN's BUTTOS TIES, and DIAMOND
tbs 50 extensively used In fortaer years
For sale in any quantity 20 suit purchasers
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81 Carondelet sweet
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"southeyn LandsD .fgeacy.

We offer our services the disposal Of LANDED PRO
PERTY etc, the southern States References and in
formation prompt , given.
LIVINGSTON, EGERT0N & CO.,
No 20 Liberty street New York
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What Everybody Wants
PURE WATER
WHICH CAN BE OBTAINED BY USING
KOON'S PATENT WE'LL.
P.ATENTEp AUGUST 15TH. 1se5.

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9th. 1t is less expensive than any other Well
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9th There is no corroding substance TO rem
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rights of any persons except those herein nam
ed. Mr.. Seraphine Weyer, of Jackson, Miss,
has the agency for Central Mississippi, and
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New Orleans, La, is my General Agent for
Louisiana, Texas Georgia, and Florida and
lower Mississippi. Any contracts made by
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proved by me. Persons wishing to purchase
tate rights, should apply to w. d. Leavett, as
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may22m6w Sole Proprietor.
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LOUISVILLE.
M E d / Q AL.
EURLEY'S SARSAPARHLA.

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All other compounds or syrups of this root
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A GOOD REASON FOR THE CAPTAINS
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TER FROM HIS MOTHER.

Benton Barracks, Mo-, April so, 1866,
DIR. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir.-knowing the
efficiency of your Sarsaparilla. and the healing
and beneficial qualities it possesses, send you
the following statement Ofmy case.
[ was wounded about two years ago-was
taken prisoner, and confined sixteen months
Being moved so often, my wounds have not
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| was wounded. 1 am shot through the hips
my general health Is impaired, and l need
something to assist nature. i have more faith
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wish that that is genuine. Please express me
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CAPT. G. Z. JOHNSON, st. Louis, Mo.
p. S. The following was written April 30
1863; by Mrs. Jennie Johnson, mother of Capt
Johnson.
DR.. BULL-Dear Slr:-My husband, DIR. c.
s. johnson, was a skillful surgeon and physi-
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he died. leaving the above c. Z. johnson to my
care. At thirteen years of age he had chron-
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Respectfully, JENNIE JOHNSON.