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ARRIvED.-The steamship BienvilIe, Captain
Baker, from New York Nov. l4th, and Havana
Nov. 81, with merchandise and passengers, to
Harris d Bidwell, arrived last evening. She left
New York at O'Clock P. NJ, Nov. IA, arriving at
Havana on the evening of the 10TH; discharged
cargo Of general merchandise and large number
of passengers took on board 500 tons Of freight
and left next morning at o'clock, for New Or
leans, arriving at her wharf at 10 O'Clock last
evening. AT O'Clock P. NJ, Nov. l5 thirty miles
north of Cape Hatteras, discovered a vessel on
fire ran down to her and found her to be the Ma
tsnzas sailed round her three times but could not
discover any boats nor persons near her. Sup
posed her to have been on fire twenty.four hours.
The following is the list of passengers:
From Ne,o York.-W. Evans, NJ. Callahan, Mr..
S. b. Miller, wife and three children, L. Roupe, A
Surble, Mrs. A. Hurley and child, G. Hsyman,
Mrs. Lsttimer and child Mrs. Botsford, s. B.
Howe and wife, Mrs. Dock, Mrs. Walton, ]. B.
Corrado, Jas. Timont, and five in the steersge.
From Hdrdnd.-Mr. Durruty, wife, two chill
dren and two servants, ]. Garcia, Mr.. Whitehouse
and lady, Manuel Legrsnd, G. Berrolie, VIM.
Clark. Z. W. Benson, ]. Hammerstein, Mr.. Sever
son. Mr.. Schenck, Madam A. Bernard, Frederick
Smith and p. Cunningham.
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York via Havana: Mrs. J. Norman and two chill.
dfed, Mrs. A. Alvarez, Mr.. ]. Normand, Mr.. A.
Alvarez, Mr.. F. Hughes. Mr.. A. Peipinsna, Mr..
Jose E. vallado, Mr.. I. Gonzalez, and thirteen In
the steerage.
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New York prices for Grover Bakers family
sewing machines at the ofice, 1S2 Canal street.
Machines warranted for Eve years. Hemmer.
quilter, tucker and braider with each machine.
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.TURNIP SEED.
PARTISAN PERFUMERY,

Patronsed by the Empress Of the French and extensively
used In all fashionable circles for Its Excellence Superb
GRITTY
kI9AUD 4 cos YLANGYLAN0 and MANILA
BOUQUET, the scent Rgaud Co are the only i'm
porfers IN Europe Of the fragrant extract Of
the Philippine isles
RIGAtb co IS rOLUrINE, delicious Toilet Water,
RfaAup q co.'s MIRANDA SOAP ..o,,.,,.v mar.
fumsd And keepng it fragrance 70 the last -
RI0AuD CO.'S MIRANDA PoMAfUM, for preserv-
RIGAuD CO.'S DENfoRUE, . most agreeable
RI9AUD oO!s TOOTH-CRE An, = rsmarfabIe pre-
perston producing brilliant Wilderness 70 the teeth
kGAuD co. q ROSE POWDER superior 70 Violet
nd AZ othsx Starch and Rics Powdsrs-
TEE LIfILk MONITOR; GUIDE TO TIE TOILET.
stamp. - - = -
don.
y. DgooNaEs,
- ChArfres streSk
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ARRIVAL OF THE BIENvILLE.-The steamship
Hayans with a full freight and the following
named passengers from Havana: NJ. Clark, z.
Garcia, +. W. Benson, Manuel Legrand, NJ. Sever
son, g. Berriolie, Mr.. and Mrs. Duntz and son,
Il. Hammestein. A. Bernard, Whitehouse and
wife, NJ. Schenck.
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PRorosALs........... ..........rKoros.L

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
OFFICE BOARD PUBLIc WORKS,
New Orleans, Nov ~, 1863.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
until IL FRIDAY December IL. 1868 for the building Of
the following named Levees, town.:
BASS LEVEE. parish Of Carroll
SAVAGE LEVEE. parish OF Carroll
DUCKPORT LEVBE, parish Of Madison.
BkLTA LEvEE, parish Of Madison
GILLESPIE LEvEE, parish Of Tcnsas.
ST. JOSEPH LEVEE parish Of Tensas.
MARBNGO LEVBE parish Of Uoncordis.
GLASSCOCK'S BEND LEVEE, parish OF Concordia
Said in accordance with plans and
Specifications to be this Office the be added
or decreased, at tue option Of the Board
The amount Of bonds required will be the sonnt
Of the proposed work with fifty cent additional and
twenty cent Of each and estimate be retained
until the completion Of the work TO the satisfaction of the
Board sad bonds to be secured by
residents Of the State whose must be appended
esch bid guaranteeing the ability Of the bidder to fan his
agreement and that in the tract awarded will
be entered accordance with requirements
Bids will be Endorsed Proposals for building - Levee"
No bid will be entertained from any party who has hereto
fore failed to fuf his for the building Of Levees
with any former Board
The Board the right all bids that
may be offered
BY order Of the Board 3. d. MITCHELL.
Secretary.
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The popular dentifrice known az Sozodont,
besides being very pleasant addition to the
toilet contains Ingredients that il used according
TO the directions. will prove of the greatest utility
70 the health Of the mouth and teeth.-IFrom q.
+. j. Colburn, Doctor of Dental Surgery,
Newark. N. j.
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''..'- month meath. '..''.. '-..'.. b month.

Monthly advertisements svsry sshsr DAY. TO be
0arEsd tvsthirds the shove ratss
rst and Fourth monthly advtisssats. each square
- pG month
fsnssst sdvsissmenss having the paper nrst
teson- 81 square; each subssausnissertssn,
~ sluara r.r.
NJ - Yoursn pazS Wu.snsns uavursnss.s.ss
0stisn. q 70 psr square .l-.
- Intervals 10 - argsa
on1h INSERTION ...
Regular sdvstissn VINO advertise largely. shall BE- allowed
ush discount from sbevs named transient rates may b
nssd srsvtdd that shA sueA disceua
- tper cont.
Anbusnsss notices Of advssnsnss 70 charged seosn
- D0 line, each Insertion
All rznsisnt Advertisements paid advance
An advertisements marked for any specified numbs Of
ssaons viii be pubishsdsx times and chargsd accordingly.
Al hills With regular advertisers shall 10 rendered monthly
Asquars d the occupied sy tsa lines solid sssts
III FILE WEEKLY ORE5CENT
Published svsy Saturday nernins. Subscription. %
~ snzun in advance; hfysary and quarterly rates
asis copies 10 esnts
Rates 81 Advsrtisiags
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PROPOSALS.

NOTICE To CONTRACTO RS SEALED
IN Proposals for constructing port OF the New Or
leans. Mobile and Chattanooga lrosd between the cities
Of and Mobile embracing about 2oooOO cubic
wards the delivery Of for ana constru
ton Of 4s00 nesl et of Truss ding Is 900 ln.a eet OF
Ties other materials will be receivsd at the companys
efice city of New Orleans, to III O'Clock A e.
WEDNESDAY January %, 1869. -
Nap and proes Of the line plans Of structure and ap
proxinate of work dore wi be exhibited ~
the same Office on after December 10 1868 aud blank
furnished for contracts, specih aons Propositions
etc, etc. 80, r,n,.
All proposals be addressed to Henry Van Week Chief
Engineer New Orleans Mobile and Chattanooga ha-
The rompspy reserves the right to reject proposal
JAMES A. kAYtOk,
President N. N. G. K K 20.
OHce Caller Court
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pKOPOsALs FOR BUILDING GRAND LEvEE'

STATE or LOUISIANA. \
OFFICE BOARD OF PUBLIC Works,
Nkw ORLEANS, La, November l6 1865. }
Sealed Proposals viii be received ct this office until the 9th
of December at II o'clock for the building of GRAND
LIVE in the parish of Poine Con accordance with
plans and specifications file in tots office.
Satisfactory evidence Of the each bidder and
of persons offered 8 security will be required
The Board reserves the right TO reject all bids that
may be offered.
By order Of the Board,
z. d. MITCHELL.
Secretary.
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IN BAAKRUPTCY-EsTA OF BENZ III.
Walfs-ofice United States Marshal District of Louisi.
New Orleans Oct e. 1868 This s to give notice that
en- the 2fth day Of October, D. 1865 Warrant Bank
ruptcy was issued against the estate Of Benz Wales Of
New Orleans. IN the parish OF New Orleans stss of
Louisiana who was sdludgsd bankrupt petition;
that the Of debts and delivery proDsrtv
belonging such bankiup him use and the
transfer OF property by him forbidden that
meeting Of the creditors OF said prove
debts and to choose asgnees Of his estate win
be held 1t Court Of Bankruptcy to be holden the Ocso
KeIlT Register. the 18th day Of December A D. 1865
10 O'Clock A.
A-No So y. ]. HEBRON.
oc27 ce5 U. q. Marshal District Of T.susi ana
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EAH 1Sa5,.sT o. gn .LLSS
Of Louisiana New Orleans Oct 6 is6 This Is 20 give
Bowie. JE. IL the parish q fsnsss and STATE q
pson that ns pSy%sn. any dsSs. s ans az.
ye Of any property .b belonging e 70 such bankrupt
cry b. him: forbidden BY law; that meeting q the
e. the sd A: s sGs
RDS 81 M icy S S s . at the Custom House
A. D. 1858 Al O'Clock n. ''''A'A 1-' 0 Ds''m0''
oeli Ssss IT, g. Marshal. Di.trc. o. LoS'.isn.
TIxITRD STATES DIsrKICr COURT
y District Of Louisiana In the matter Of r. w Estlin
Go ami Estln Co. bankruPt. In Bankruptcy ass
and members Of the firms 4 W. EsiIn 20 and Est1
bankrupt the Congress Of March I'd 1851 have
thi. day fled in said Court petition praying for discharge
and shesis Thereof from ali their debts and other claims
therefore given creditors who have proved
day Of December 1858 IL assigned for the hearing
ofthe and that they then
csu, any they have why The prayer Of the said petition
an eSannssion before Register Ksers hp e
House buildng 10Th December. 1868 at 10 O'Clock
0ls s1 e, Once New orlsAns' Soyspos5 "a ls
JIEITED sTArE. DIsTR,CT COURT
pis II o. LSaisisns-In ssnhrapey-No sssn %.
Ne" Orleans and sa y.sR
bankupt under the act Of Congress Of Msrch 1861 this
s ssf s sssn sSs
able under said act
their debts and to All other person.. in 2d
day Of DecenbsI 1858 :. Il ~ s assigned for the hearing
show cause any they have why the prayer Of the said
further notice given that the bankrupt viii undergo
bis before Register Augusta at bis once No a
no2s del Is K. LnEw D-uuty Clerk.
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PROPOSALS..
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
OFFICE OF BOARD OF PUBLiC WORKS,
Nuv OpIRANS Nov % 1864
DROPOSALD .

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
OFFICE OF BOARD OF PUBLtC WORKS,
NV ORLEANS, Nov 20 1868
Scaled Proposals viii be received this Office until IL NJ
SATURDAY. December II 1868 for the building Of MORAN
cyn Levee, IN the psrsh OF Madison
Said Levee in accordance with plan and
Specifications be in this Office the same to be added
70 or decreased at the option the Board The
posed of payment viii be explained as il differs from
other
The am required will be the esmsted amount
Of the proposed work, with fifty cent additional and
twenty and every estmste TO be retained
until the completion Of the work to the satisfaction OF the
Board Said bond to be secured by two responsible
residents the State whose signatures must be appended
each bid the ability Of the bidder 20 fan his
that In the contract Is awarded VIII
he accepted entered into in accordance with require
mentaL
fore failed fulfil his agreement for the building OF levees
with any former Board -
The Board the right accept reject all
bids that may be OF ed.
BY order of the Beard
r ID MITCHELL.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS

HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
PHGNIx HOUSE.
D. ..........................ANDY PARLE
% st. Charles street.
Established in 1900
Just reted and enlarged elegan, prone
made from the Academy Of Music making the
sivs Refreshment Salon In the world. EMBRACING
LIQUOR BAR-where every known beverage be OBJ
tanned Of the best quality of Wines and LqsOr LUNCH
BOWLING sALOoN-with ST. Tsn-pin Alleys
beautiful amusement
RBsTAURAST-with ali delicsces in season, served
with dispatch and at moderate prices.
OYSTER sALOON-In every style from the most famed
beds in the South Raw the for home
service
CIGAR sTAND-with imported Cigars of every flavor
to suit the most fsstidous taste.
.. Come Early and Often.
THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL
WILL OPEN FOR VISITORS ON
Wednesday, Nov. 4th. 1865.
The ST LOUIS HOTEL will be opened in its usual style
on TUESDAY. Dec lst 1868. Maj. W. A. HURD Manager.
o. e HALL
CAFE IMPERIAL.
CORNER OF cARoNDELEr AND GRAvIEx SITS.
This popular Saloon has been Thoroughly eno
ystsd and the Bar allied with the choicest Wines Liquors
hand consisting Of the choicest viands that the
oFFERGELD HKNNEBERG, Propris.or.
COSMOPOLITAN REsTAURANT-
II ROYAL STREET,
Between Canal and Custorhouse streetsJ
AL the Decsces Of the Season to be found here a.
also, Choice WINES Of all kinds.
Parties Weddings, etc, etc. supplied short noties
Private Saloons up stairs.
Rooms elegantly furnished to let BY week or month
This Restaurant is kept open till IL o'cockr.r.
pARIsIAN sTYLE-FRENOHR RESTAURANT
10 UNION STREET,
Between st. Charles and Csrondeet Streets PHILIP FOR
GET. Agent Prices to suit the times.
cents. -
pINNER-soup and four choice Dishes with Dessert and
Coffee, seventy i've cents
HAWKINs's BRANCH
CORNER OF GRAvIER AND ST. CHARLES
Opposite St. Charles HotslJ
REoPENED-A B. CUSTER IN cHARsE
The best brands Of LIQUORS and WINES. such a. Bsv
rns has set forth fer yeArs constantly hand Also
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TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

THE NATIONAL
reLEGRAPa COMPANY
new enterprise to be known the NATIONAL rELE.
| GRAPH COMPANY. has been organised, with valuable
franchises conferred BY recent Of Congress- for the pur
pose Of establishing TRUST LINES OF TELEGRAPH on
an the principal railroads mail routes In the United
States The Stock to b upon the principle
that of the Merchants Union Express Company which
Gently commenced operations fhs design to interest the
entire business community h the enterprise This is don
not % much to dispose Of the ID 10 the
| .s.s Of the country through which the lines pass
The Capital Is 70 Be
In 10000 Shares Of the par vsl.s Of
500 Per share.
Ia. tina .e,u.l .uoup. u be ps,ain cs.h 4,
sas Per share
And tb,. .me,u. !. 20 b Maid ~ follows: ous mar
..,. a, tim. Of mbscbi,r and n. NOR. .p, thu ,utrs
.,., ,.. ~, ana than an call. 10 h. mad. h,
a., po.,a =, p.c,or, ,,,.,m.n M. 20 ..o..a Az. ma,
,. on,h wb.n ,b,r,.s,. mar can. At IN. ma, vain.
80. =.
-S,.-m 49,. ~.
''n'on'A'ea n'' 'n' nag "'A'P'v Ana N no" earning
ever SIX millions Oh o0nA pei yssf OF over one per
the actual cost Of their lines their present capital
having he vstsrsd over ons thoussnd mar osnt
49,. . =. -. 49, !. oo--
before organised Ehs question Of the Right Of Way
forever settled
Ger "h''n 'aS o0mpAn' IN '''A organised prohibits
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IN BA~KRUPTr

IN HASKEUrTcy.EssTArE or LEWIS xAu
Lopisiara New Orleans, Nsvember g. S6sThs to Civ
ss the s Ss
Of Clinton in the parish 81 East Felicisns aud State
sS
belonging such bankrupt to him or ~ his and IL
nesting said
debts and to one m1ss % Il s' ss
tom House esld9s in the city q Sss o5ssas L. Sss.
A Ac,l I'll. iSs 4 H.. ass 81 I:u..,..
r. sAEEK,lKsUsTcYxEsrATEo &c JOIN S,I BON
Louisa. New Orleans Eove%S:r g. isssYTbis is 70 Civ
notice that the 2Oth day Of November 1868.
John 's:s s'a' the
isrsas tnd state Of Louisiana who Va. .audgsd bank
delivery Of any property belonging 70 such s.psg 20 him
SSninp 70 III cir d.b,s and to one or more
q :: "a his s II: :. Ss q
New Orleans Louisans. before Kellogg Register, o.
the 2iss day Of december A. D. 1865 a. 1el2ss NJ
MA DIG US. Marshal Di.ir'r' o LoSisiana
Tn RANKHUPTCY-EsT OF HARRY G
j DOBBINS-Unted States Msrshsls Office. District o
notice that on the ,ist day Of Sovembs A. 1865
n was 'sSss against a ss sss. q a
soudgeo bankrupt his petition that the psymsn
70 $ s1 E ss Of
erty him forbidden by law that meeting Of the
dtors the said bar their debts and to cheo
assigned OF bic estate will be he'd at court
bankruptcy to he holden at No Al EXCHANGE Place in the civ
New Orleans Louisiana before Donation Augustn Ress
ter the 18th day Of December A D. 1865 At 10 oeo
A.
A No lo4. =. J. HEBRON,
nn2z del2 Y. g. Marshsl, District Of Louisiana.
IN BApKEUrTCr-EsrA OF VIM HENRY
W. T. Fuapa \ o., bankrupt-Upted States MsrshalI
once District Of Louisiana New Orleans November l9h
1868 This 10 give notice that eighteenth IA
Of November n 1853 Warrant in Bankruptcy ISSUED
against the estate II VIM. Henry Bssset Jr Individually
and mber Of the Arm Of w. +. Fuqua Co., Ever
the parish OF Avo eles and state Of Louisiana
adjudRed bankrupt his Petition that nav
mept Of debts and delivery Of property belonging
such Bankrupt TO him for his the OF any
property by him. forbidden by law that meeting the
cedh Of the said bankrupt % their debts 70
choose assignees Of his estate will
Court q Baskupteyto be holden at the Custom House Build
ing, In the city Of New Orleans. Louisiana before a.
Pitkin Regstef, the "a day Of December. D. 1865
at 10 O'Clock A. = =
A-No. g. r. J. HEBRON
no20 DEE o. 8. Marshal, District of Louisiana
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Annitsd amount Of the Capital Steck n th,. c.,..
od 70 this locality and those having On opportunity snd
susserns WI b placed upon equal terms With ~
ssors and WI secure Ike interest IN IN snoh... MI
nave accrued, or may hereafter aous 70 The ooupauy,
nom any and al sources.
Subscriptions VIII b received By
DANIEL EDWARDS
Aesoen director for the States Of Alabama Missssipp
Texas and Louisiana
q. 30 and g New Levee street,
Now Orleans.
D. WEBSTER,
At the once Of r q. Dun Co.,
20 Canal street
Parties subscribing TO the Stock win eommun,c.s. N.
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From HANNA.

New YORK, February 23.-The Hav,
ana agent of the Herald telegraphed
per ca6lo under date Of the eth, as fol-
lows: have received confirmation of
the news concerning the proposition of
Messrs. Ke2ble, Luting & Co, of Ma
tanzas, to Captain General Lersundi.
The offer has been accepted. The inter
est on the loan is to be seven per cent.
and the repayment of the loan is to
take place within twenty years, in an
nual installments of one million dol
lars. General Lersundi presumed that
the pledge Of the revenues would be sui
ficient collateral security. Mr.. Sehroe-
der insists on having the sanction OF the
Madrid government to the whole affair,
as many strange evcuts may occur with
in twenty years. kilograms have been
exchanged between Madrid and Havana
and the government at Madrid are ap-
parently reluctant to submit 10 the
terms OF Mr.. Schroeder in relation to
security for the loan. Still lie has the
preference over others who have
applied,
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, February -
SENATE.

Mr.. Howard reported that the select
committee of seven have adopted
series of rules for the proceedings OF
a High Court of Impeachment, which
he submitted, aud asked 10 be printed
He would call them up tomorrow.
Mr.. Chandler introduced u joint reso-
luton to establish the right of way
of the Portage Lake and Lake Superior
canal in Michigan, granting 2OO,OOO
acres of land in the Northern peninsula
of Michigan to aid in the construction
I, Dir. Wilson presented a bill TO lncor-
porate the National Society Tor the IRE
vention of Cruelty to Animals. Refer
red to the District of Columbia commit
tee.
Mr.. Stewart introduced u bill to
amend the Bankrupt law. Referred to
committee on Finance.
Mr.. Trumbull presented a bill for the
removal of causes i'll certain cases from
State to United States Courts. Referred
to Judiciary committee.
A bill requiring persons applying tor
An extension or renewal OF patents to
give public notice thereof, passed;
4 bill granting the use CT portions OF
Goat island TO the Western Peclhc
Railroad for depot purposes, &c, was
considered till the expiration OF the
morning hour.
The military academy appropriation
bill was called up by Mr.. Morrill,, the
amendment concurred in, and the ques-
ton being on its final passage, after
debate, the bill passed.
Mr.. Wilson called up the bill declara-
tory of the law III regard to officers
cashiered or dismissed from the army
by sentence OF general court-martial.
After some debate and without action,
the Senate went into Executive ses-
sion aud shortly after adjourned.
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Legal NOTICES
Order of Publication ana ~
tice. NO-

In the District Court Of As ~.
States for the District Of Vest Y,r mid
In Che matter Of James Hampton una
rGpt, in Bankruptcy, District Of D ma
VirgiRid, S.: "a'
ON THIS IST DAY OF FRppr
~ A. ID. ls6S, on reading tha AIRY
ing petition, It is ordered, that Rearin, toresu
upon the same on the 2sth day of FEBITSg ~ E S2t
A. %. 1865, before said Court at the Office az
B. Caldwell Register in bankruptcy in ~ ~ ueO.
OF Wheeling, in said District, at 10 ocId ns ety
N, and that notice thereof be publ.SsSk 4.
per week for two successive well ooe,
Wheeling Daily REGISTER, and in III thS
ner in tho Wheeling Weekly InteuiocaA.ss. aas
that all Creditors who have provsS AID
debts, and other persons in intc,ss, tht'
appear at said time and place and show car.. nay
any they have, why the prayer Of the - ", Il
ton should not be granted. And thar ~, Pet
ond and third meetings Of Creditors v ;ne Sc
place at the same hour of da, ana IL hts
place on February 18th, laos and Febrparvr M N,
| iS6S. StA
And tits further ordered, that all spcL
whose places of residence are know ' 80
entitled to service Of notice of the said ~. y
| and order, either personally or by H~S1
dressed TO them at their known usual rSS' a.
residence, attested by the Clerk of ~ Sc %
and sent by mail, or served at their NJ Sosi,
of abode by the Marshal or his Denuty - part
due proof shall be given. "A'tto.
Witness, the Hon. John j. jackson 7,
Of the said District Court ans ~ = fsc
H. e. thereof, at Wheeling, in said D., ,ee "a
the 3lst day ofJanuary, A. d. ISos VI.
JASPER Y. MOORE
Clerk OF District Court tor said Dis,..,
Notice Is hereby given in pursuance al -
order. "S''
+. NJ. MORTON
U. S. Marshal District West VIVA
feblsS21 ">'a'-
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BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register.l

LONDON, February %, P. M.-Tht
Royal assent is given to the bill for the
suspension of the writ of habeas corpus
in Ireland. J. w. Hunt, private seere,
tary of the Treasury, will be appoin'eu
Chancellor of the Exchequer.
This evening Lord Stanley sala the
adjournment of Parliament until Thurs
day was desirable to afford the govern
ment an opportunity to complete the
Cabinet. Mr.. Gladstone thought such
delay in proceedings of Parliament was
unprecedented, but in present case It
might possibly be practicable.
PARIS, Evening, February 29.-Priuce
Napoleon has left Paris on visit to
Germany.
The Liberte publishes Il report that
King William, of Prussia, was recently
thrown from horse and badly injured.
Officers of the French army now alb
sent on furlough have been ordered 10
report at their headquarters on or be-
fore the 3lst of March, on which day all
existing Burroughs terminate.
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Washington 1ielns

WASHINGTON, February rs. - The
House committee of seven were in sGs'
sion all morning, but will not report the
article on impeachment until to-mor'
row.
The United States Marshal for this
district called at the War Department
this morning, and handed Mr.. Stanton
writ, n:tifying him of suit entered
against him. General Thomas was al
The War Department during the fore
noon, but has not had any interview
with Mr.. Stanton. 1t is not probable
that he will make any further demand
for the office. General Thomas has il
his possession, executed in form, the
commission, signed by the President
appointing him Tecrctary of War ad in
term.