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WAsHINGTON.

/ WAsHINGToN, Angus. 13.-Steveus'
remains We're carried st noon to-day
! from his late residence to the rotunda of
4 the Capitol, where they will lie in State
until eight O'Clock Tomorrow morning,
/ when his funeral obsequies will take
| place. The body was attended by de-
! tschment efthe Butter Zouaves-a color
/ ed military organization of this city un-
/ der command OF Capt. Hawkins, proceed
I ed by Gen. Eakin, Sergeant alarms
/ Brown, Senator McDonsid, DR. GRAY,
! Chaplain OF the Senate, and few per-
sonsi friends OF tbs deceased, all followed
by some 40 or so eoIored people. The
coffin was carried by Messrs. Chancey,
Rose, and several other employees of the
/ House OF Representatives, aided by Law
( is West-Mr. Stevens old body eervant.
Arriving at the Capitol, the cortege
I filed into the rOtuuda between lines
/ of Capitol Police, who closed in after il,
excluding the crowd until the coffin had
been placed on the stand prepared under
the center of the dome, Immediately in
front of the plaster statue of Mr.. Lincoln,
and until the attendants had stacked
arms and mounted guard, when the pub
lie were admitted to view the remains.
Among those present wers Senator Pat
teFsoD, of Tennessee, Rsv. DR.. Emory,
and considerable rumber of employees
Of both Houses of Congress; but the at
tendance wac not large.
The Commissioner Of Indian Affairs
hes received 8 report from the Indian Su
periDtendent, Thos. E Murphy, dated
Atchison, Kansas, August 9Th, inelosiny
two letters from john z. Tappsn, who
was a member OF the late peace commits
sion, dated respectively July 18th and
26tb, and stating that the Kiowas had
delivered up to him a proof of their
friendship for the whites, a boy about
four years old and girl about thirteen,
and he handed them over to Gen. Alfred
Sully, commanding district of upper
Kansas. The Comanehes had also de-
livered up to Agent Wyncoop, without
ransom, girl about nine years old. The
Comancbes still hold one boy which they
promised to deliver up to their agent
when he gives them their annuities.
They say positively these are the only
white captives held by the Kiowas and
Comancbes.
Receipts from customs, from the lat to
Sth inst, 81, 639, EOS.
The commIus appointed by the Secre- |
tary OF the Treasury to 10 vestigate affairs |
of the printing division, report its sc-
counts correct ard every dollar satisfsc- |
tsrily accounted for,
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REV YORK.

New York, August 13.-At O meeting
OF the working men last night the fol-
lowing was adopted
ReS0iUe6, That in reducing the wsges
of Government employees, Gen. Seho-
field Secretary of War, has not proved
himself a friend TO working men, and
that il economy is 20 bs the order OF the
day, it should 1u Tnence with the Gen
erals and not with the priyafes.
MIR. Queen, the stake holder, to-day
declared the MeCGole-Coburn fight a
draw, and handed the latter, who was
present, his half of the stake.
Experiments on the wreck of the
steamer Scotland show its entire remov-
a practicable. Large pieces OF wreck
were blown away with powder, and part
OF the cargo lifted bodily from the hull
and fioateG of seward.
Up 10 to-day seven thousand dogs have
been taken to the pound.
A dispatch from Omsha says fifty
additional miles of The Union Pacific
Railroad are now flashed, makiDg $50
miles from Omaha. Il now seems prob
able that nearly 1000 miles will be in
running order before the close Of the
year, and that the whole line 10 the Pa
cifie will be open for business during
1890
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DE MoRTUIs ME- N1sI vERUM.

Thaddeus Stevens is dead, and Jsco'
binism puts on mourning, pronouneef
eulogies, and chaunts I@ans TO MS
memory. We have no words Of CHARITY
for him, because he is dead. His name
is none the less detestable, because be
has gone to join those whom be emu
lated, while hate and malice kept alive
the candle Of his life, its blaze Pickering
low in its socket.
Tscitus did not drop the resentments
of history or suppress the verdicts OF
truth and justice, at the graves OF I15e-
RUS and Nero. History has not covered
the crimes of RobespieTre, Msrat, Bar
rere and Carrier with the mantle Of
generous oblivion. Let the graver cut
deeply into the enduring steel, and the
acid of 8 righteous indignation, eating
into it, make more indelible the record
of his infamy.
If History did not hold up to eternal
execrstion the memories of the miscrs-
ants with whom God sff1icts humanity,
of the AlYas, the Borgiss, the Caracallssi
the Summers and the Stevenses, there
would be little inducement for men TO
initiate the Gods and shUn the service OF
the Devil.
The world rejoices when tyrant dies.
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FOREIGN.


LONDON, August 13.-Dispatches from
| Lisbon, Portugal, last evening state that
a fire broke out 10 cargo of cotton, in q
public store adjoining the custom house.
Great quantity Of cotton, brands and
other goods destroyed. Total loss 100, 600
pounds sterling. Origin believed to be
accidental.
Maidstone Wells, aged eighteen, for
merly q porter st tie Dover Railway
Station, was to-day hanged within few
yards of his prison, for the 70 urder of the
stationmasteT. The only persons who
witnessed the execution were the prison
officials and a few reporters and private
citizens. This is the first private execu-
ton which has taken place under the
new law concerning capital punish
meat.
PARIS, August 13.-Intelligence is re-
ceived that bands OF armed insurgents
have made their appearance in ArogoD,
at the town of C0pea. A detachment of
Spanish troops has been sent in pursuit
OF the rebels.
The La Li6erte asserts anew difficulty
has arisen between the French Govern
meut aud the Bay of Tunis.
The Courier de LeUant publishes the
following news from Gambia: A battle
took place between the Cretsns and Tur-
kish troops on the 9th Of July, in which
the Turks were badly beaten.
BRUSSELS, August lS.-The Prince
Royal Leopold Fernando is confined TO
bis bed By illness, the result Of which is
doubtful.
LISBON, August lS.-The regular mail
steamer from Rio Janerio has arrived.
A ministerial crisis has taken place in
Brszl.
The members Of the Cabinet have ten
eered their designations to the Emperor.
The Viscount Itsborathy was summon
ed by the Emperor and directed to form
q new Cabinet.
When the steamer left the new Cabinet
had been completed, with ItsbOrsthy as
Prime Minister, and was in successful
operation.
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NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, August 1S-The Rapub-
lican State Convention nominated D. w.
c. Senter and Horace II. Harrison can
didates for Presidential electors for the
State at large; John 3. Rogers eandi
date for Congress for the State at large,
long term, and T. A. Hamilton for the
short term, ana then adjourned sine die
The Stockholders OF the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad elected A. Burns
to the Directory by q large majority.
The Directors met to-day and elected E.
w. Cole, President; John w. Thomas,
Superintendent; w. A. Cleaves, Secre-
tsry aud Treasurer; and r. c, Brans-
ford, Book keeper. Brausford is the only
old officer retained.
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ATLANTA.

ATLANTA, August Is in the Senate
to day, Bradley, the negro Senator from
the First District, was declared ineligible
by vote Of so to 5.
Bradley expresses his intention OF run
ming for Congress for the same district.
Both Houses passed resolutions order
ing elections in Tslisferro and Irwin, the
two counties not yet represented in the
State Government.
A bill passed the House allowing per-
sOEs on trial for felony to make state
ments without being sworn, il contrary
to their faith-the jury to give such
weight to the same as they deem proper.
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UTICA.

UTICA, n Y, August 13.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention meets September
>, st Albany.
At meeting Of tue County Com
missioners, Ex-Governor Seymour was
introduced, and made few brief re-
marks, showing his confidence in the
success of the party.
Tonight, Mr.. Seymour will be sere-
naded, and is expected to make speech.
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SOUTH CAROLINA

COLUMBIA, August 13.-The Legisla-
ture goes in mourning thirty days for
Stevens.
The homestead bill passed.
The Governor vetoed the bill reducing
the bonds OF State officers. The Senate
sustained the veto.
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VIRGINIA.

RIcHMoND, August 13.-A street as
sault took place to-day, by Lsmuel Bow
den on w. q. Coleman, editor Of the
Enquirer q: d s,rdnliEeT. for newspaper
REMARKS published about his brother,
the Attorney General Of the State. The
parties were separated before serious
damage was done
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THE BROWNSVILLE BEE.
COL. W. /. wEsTBRooK, DIR. W. BEERS
Late Of Mississippi. Late OF Mobile.
WESTBROOK C BEERS,
Editors and PrOprletors.

LIVE WHITE MANS JOURNAL, De
n voted to pure Democracy and the rights OF
the people,
TERM5-Invariably in Adyanee-Two Doll
lars Year One Dollar Tor six Months.
Oar very large and rapt lily increasing circu-
lation enables us TO offer superior iadoee menis,
as an advertising medium, 10 business houses.
The BEE CALCULATES THROUGH THE ENTIRE
WESrKR DISTRICT.
Ss-N advertisements received except for
money, and at regular retsS.
Address, WESTBROOK & BEERS
aul4tf Brownsville Tenn.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PATAPS o FgsALE INSTITUTE,
Nor Balti1nore. Mainland

TN full operation, with complete corps of
i Teachers gnd Professors T1Lpiss from nine
teen different States, S0,ltb and SOueflUest HosU
present. location beautiful, convenient, re-
red and perfectly healthy school select !;
number of pupils limited, and charges more
mOders to than the few Institutions of the ss me
Glass IN cities AID elsewhere Term begins Sep
te mber 10, 1858 Address the Principal,
ROBERT H..ARI;HER
auil 3taw6w Ellicotts Mills Nd
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HARVARD LAW sUHoOL,

CAMBRIDGE, MASS. TyyO. TERMS Rs-,n.
~ ming SEPTh MRER 10, 1858, and FEBRii4.
= 2 ls6s The resident Professors are. TIE
99FHiLus PAKsoNs, LID, EMoRx WAsHsuRN,
uernen or distinction In the ProTsesie, Lets :
nola Time 70 ttue on special topice, Appisca-
94n may ne made for further inform Axiom 10
sstAsf % she Resident Professors, iYsl ~
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MEMPHIS & ARKANSAS RIYER
- United States HAIL -
RaCIxet Company
Nav ARRANGEMENT.

Turing THE PRESENT LOW STAGE OF
IL water in the Arkansas river, sll the boat,
on the Memphis end of the route are with
drawn, and the elegant Sids-wheel Steamer
arDeS Lee Master
viii take the place of the through boats, leav.
ing Memphis as heretofore MONDA Us AMI
leon TUESDAYS AND FkIDAf s with Inc
light draught and comfortable spssse niger
steamer
-......W. 7. Berry, Master
For Pine Bluff.
Freight and passengers will be transferred
without detst tlon or extra expense, the p" N A.
Tuna p giving Thrcugh Tickets to passengers
to Pine Bluff and all intermes late points orlly
but viii sign Through Bills Lading for freight
70 all points on Arkansas river "a nigh up as
Fort Smith.
The new and very light-draught steamers
VAN buren,. w Williams. Master
FORT SMITH. James Bowlin, Master
VIII D y between Pine Blud and Epacra. con-
Meeting at the latter place with deet of drst-
class Elatboa;s in charge of Capt JEFF "a d.
win, by which freights shtpps d on this line are
for arded without detention. aud delivered at
destination in good order, the fats being well
provided with tarpaulins 10 protect the goods
from the weather. ~
Persons wishing to ship by this line VIII con-
tinRe to mark their goods via Arkansas
river y and ship 10 .Meuphis and Arkansas
River u. s. Mall Packet company al 81 en-
All ffsights signed foe through as this line
will, as heretofore, continue to receive the at
tention of James T. Bourne y Co, No. Y Jei-
faraOu street. ~
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BY TELEGRAPH,
Night Dispatches.
HUDSON.

HUDSON, N. Y, August lS.-Judge
Hoge has denied the application to ad-
NIT Gen. Geo. w. Cole to bail.
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COTTON Gina

IL Gin, one 5O-Saw Gin. These Gins can be
sem at ], Q. Hill 4 Co.'S warehouse. Court
street.. Address ]. A, WIGGS, care Appe al
once. viii sell cheap for cash or city ac-
eaptsnes, ty261m
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JOIN D. ADAMS, superintendent
vINsoN & DoEAHUE, =

DAVE HUKELL. Passenger Agent.
On resumption OF navigation, the GLEANEK.
CELES TIC, CALDWELL and OZARK Will re.
sune their places In the &empb and Fort
Smith line, by which the merchants and D ant
ers on the entire Arkans as 3trer VIII have Of
rect comm uaication with Memphis, and from
United States
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Arkansas Reporls lor SAG.

E1OR SALE two complete sets OF the Rel crts
4 Of the supreme Coprt OF Arkansas, nom
vol, to vol. = inclusive. One set almost a.
rely Rsw, Apply 70 uyE !. u. PLKR
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TO TEAOHERQ

THE Trustees OF HERNANDO FEMALE
COLLEGE wish TO lease their b lex Buflding
of % Rooms and acres of round for q series
OF years. Address THOMAS W. WHITE,
NIL fuT 10
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OFFICERS:
STOCKHOLDERS.

Allison Bros. G. W. Gilmore, Thos. Mofas
w. h Andrews, Chss- Gilmore, Jssse Moore
d. A Allen, O. W. Goyer, A. ]. MurraS.
Benz. sshe, W,A-Goodwyn.Jo s. n. Myers.
y n, Il L I ss,1Isson' Z. d Gsodisttc 2. Norris,
W. 81. Bridges q Co., =. Owen -
d. W. BowInsn,DT. D. Gober, 4. A. Partse.
W. y Bruce & john Gum, Partse a 1ar.
Co. u. 2. Hidden bert,
81. Camp, A. L, Harris - ,s rsytoa'
2. y. Cash, Wm,F. F1rdin W D rp 5ses,s.e.
2. 2. Clay, A. tLsstcherf " s p ss,ce1s'
=. Z. ChAnosr. ], p. Hill 4 Co. q. p Read -
~ ]. n. HtlI, - II r. Ries
y = = g SCherry, Napoleon HIll, L R. Richards
"a a. = cochran, &c. hoist \ CoIsi6or Rosen-
z = =. SSvcAfan, 2. r. Howell, bach,
r. = . u. ns Howell, Wood Il. ]. Rossel,
E q = y11nesVias So J. 7. Stratten,
!. =. Da{, Up. HofIrasr 8. I. SwayEs,
Dr ,ss7s Sankt VIC. Humes,J. 4 ]. Steele 4
. Co, q. s. Jones, WI stephans.
=. low, John Johnson =. ". Smith,
" "a y r. Doyle, =. kortrecht J. A Taylor,
: ia.Dus soon oyIohn 3 Leech, A. YaccaTo,
Edmonas, Eet- 9. 4. LsGuere, r. P Walt
W lsrew 9 Co, r II Leidy, v. b; WaldraE,
ten. n. 81, Martin. s. Il. Fsrd,
J.rT Fargazon, =. Marshall, X ID. Wsrd
J Z. rank &c. Aans1eld 4 Geo. W. While.
!. 2. braySsr, d'goee, n. ]. Micks,
]. W. Fowler. =. NcIlayftt, VA WflIisrn
y. Ford & Co, J. a. McDsv-rt, son.
W. G. Foster, I b Msres<, 8 W Within.
y A. Gags, Geo. Atsche1s James NJ. VIII
" B Gresnlaw, len sro "a
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BUYERS TO PURCHASE HERE

1st-AII InpOrted Goods 80 win Im-
pert Direct, or buy from the Importers
Agents.
All Domestic Goods We will boy direct
from the Manufacturers.
Shoes We will have made to order: In
fact, HeElIl procure all eur Goods FROM
FIRST HANDS, thereby saving the job
ber's profits.
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ANT HARRIET on IHIS CONTINENT.

~ People should not listen to the bzee fabri-
cations of Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis
druHmers. that Memphis cannot compete with
their markets.
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E. NoDRvITT, NE COCHRAN
:. ". SMITH W. B. WALDRA "
J.I. FAhGASoNr NAPOLEON HILL
W. A. GOODWIN, JOHN I, sTHkTToE
J. r. PRANK.
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2d-fhrOngh cur large capital We are
enabled to BUY FOB CASE. thereby
caa buy closer than those buying On
credit.
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UNIoN FEMALE coLLEcE.

CNsSN 3 "a - = COL LEG e.
Oxfprd, Mississippi
VI ARrEEED by The State IN 1854, and claim
" ing 10 BE- TO the DaDghe,s what tbs Uni j..
HersIty Is TO The Sons. Rev,C II. BELL, A NJ,
PRESIDENT reduced terms. per session OF ~
session. TUITION. ~ -
IN sciences. Preparatory DEPARTMENTS u 70
collegiate DEPARTMENT. ....-.- Is 90
ancient AID Modern Languages, each 10 60
Muse, each instrume mt .. o. "a
Use Of Instrument. - < N
ornamental branches, usual rates - 7. -
o9Stui V3asg5tng, ashlngi Fuel, Lights,
InS B2arding department. is in charge of Rev
W. ": McMahen, known 70 be a masi generous
proylder, aud is Ike home for young lad Is
Ia which are found pestpess and com ort. Tne
Faculty board in the College.
Opening OF next Session, September 10 1858
). q. BURNEY, II
President tOard OF TruE,ees
Address all letters on business 10 Z mon Fe-
male College, Oxford, Miss. : -
Apply for catalogues an14tf
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Through these advantages, Il must be appS
rent to all that we wiz be able to CoxPErH
WITH
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ith-Ec viii continually have eur
buyers Ia the East watching the market
And attending The Trade Auction saIes,
buying Bargains, which we viii agaia
Sell IS Bargslss.
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MEMPHIs. rENNEssEE.
Notice.

TIE firm OF LACEY & McGHEE Is this siay
dlss1Iyed BY mutual consent. The rfrmis
name VIII be use BY either or the pATtners ia
liolaatlon OF the business OF ssig hrtn.
a. I. LAgEY,
August -, 10 ). r. :. McGHEE.
The undersigned will continue. on his own
account, The Cotton EactoTage and General
Commission Business, end VIII make lihersi
Sasn adVaDets on consignAents TO La .ey
Ierry %, New Orleans, or to his Correspond.
ents in New Iork or Liverpool
a. 7. LACEY.
Tne undersigned will open, on the LIST OF Sep
TEMPER next, az No. Isl Front strest, general
STOCK OF tlroeeries and Plantation Supplies
and VIII sell on most reasonable terms.
aus " 4. L. MCGHEE.
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THE FRUITS OF ANNOUNCEMENT IN
TENNESSEE.

4" The instability, injustice and conJas-
sion introduced into the public councils,
hare, in truth, been the marital diseases
arader which popular governments hare
Everywhere persisted. Madison; in the
FsderGliSt.
The following article from the New
York Herald, is pregnant commentary
upon this text:
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sd-Ee shall continue to SELL ONLY
FOB CASH, which enables Us TO sell at
closer proas than these selling on fine,
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A LARGE TRADE

We have concluded arrangements through
which We propose to offer Inducements for all
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INSURANCE.
onice-NO. 10 Madison ST..
DIRECTORS:

MEMPHIS, TIE
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-05-24
Northern EDITORIALS.

This nuisance is increasing. Not only is
the demand for this filthy literature, with
it's still grosser illustrations, becoming
more extensive, but the audacity of the
vendors in placing their wares before the
public is getting more reckless. A friend
tells us that he has opportunities, while
in the discharge of his duties of seeing boys
who sellthese publications calling for them
by the three Or four dozen at time, and
with great frequency. In the cars, too, these
young spectators will hawk their pictorial
wealth of vice and crime with the greatest
pertinacity, even presenting their samples
for inspection to ladies of the highest res
probability.
New Orleans society must have lost some
of it's conservative elements during or since
the war. Public indecency would never
have been tolerated formerly as it is now.
Then the model artists were suppressed
by the police, now the "Black Crook" is
presented with far more sensual attractive
months consecutively. At that time, certain
Northern publications were circulated as
though contraband, and their very names
might not be whispered to ears polite; now
the select literature of brothels is publicly
exposed and rapidly sold Mt hundreds of
stands.
1t is not Puritanism to suppress public
immortality. Puritanism goes a step farther
than that, and tries to control private morals.
Worse still, it assumes many public practices
to be immoral, upon which the community
are divided in opinion. AS to the immortality
of smoking cigars in the street, taking a
little amusement on Sunday, and infringing
mildly on the Maine Liquor Law, there may
be reasonable grounds of doubt and dissent.
But theft, violence, and obscenity can find
no panegyrists or apologists They ought
to be suppressed by the police, and it is not
Puritanism to say so.
Not much, however, can be expected in
this line, of a-eity government which
licenses the exhibition of the "Black Crook,
and the decent portion of the public ought
to protect itself. If respectable booksellers
will persist in pandering to corrupt ant
prurient taste, they ought to know, al
least that it will be at the sacrifice of decen
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CORNER OF CANAL AND DauPHINE STREETS
The season is fast approaching, and even now
is when thoughts of cooling beverages will
haunt with pertinacity not to be denied.
Soda, mead, aye, and ice-cream loom up in i'm
agination, which sensible people hasten to real
ize in fact. But an important question here
arses-not Bulwer's "What will he do with
it ?" But, "Where will he find it f"-that is,
the best. To decide this may be thought invi-
dious. AS Gen. Jackson said when he removed
the deposits from the United States Bank-"I
take the responsibility" Now, Hoyle says,
"When you are in doubt, take the trick" and
we say, to all people of refinement, taste, and
discrimination, when hesitating between ap
parently equal attractions, take your way to
the corner of Canal and Dauphine streets
McKennaIs weil-known soda, mead, and ice
cream establishment, and you will never be
troubled with doubts again.
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CASH. TIERS AND PLUMBERS.

n McKENDRIrK,
HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER, GAS FILTER, ETC.
464. MAGAZINE STREET. .......-...4S4
between Race and Robin,
twenty practical experience in the business
all work entrusted to him. No pains shall
be spared merit the confidence of his patrons by
ing all orders promptly executed with the best materials
and latest improvements the most moderate terms
DWELLINGS, OFFICES STORES etc.
Fitted up with Water and Gas Pipe.
HOT COLD, PLUNGE.
And Shower Bathing Apparatus.
WATER CLOSETS,
MIGRANTS.
''''i'''i ZINC,
COPPER, and
GALVANIZED IRON.
GAS FIXTURES CHANDELIERS, etc,
AND THE
CHALLENGE COOKING RANGES,
mil Iy For hot water pipe attachments.
INCENTIVES & APPLICABLE,
L BEERS
Dealers in Cooking Ranges and Boilers, Bath Tubs,
and Force Pumps, Ale Pumps, Sheet and Lead Pipe,
Brass and Plated Cocks of all patterns,
H6.- -POYDRAS STREET. LAG
NEW oRLEA Ms,
N B-Agents for Colwells, Shaw & Willards Patent
Tin Lined Pipe.
Hydrants put up extended, and repaired. Repairing
neatly done. fe23 1y