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!; Is pisaSs II and good, after 50 much DESC
i@'icn IN thar region, 10 see an official recognI
ton Q: he agricultural resources and interests
- he South. Geo:ge J. S;ubblefeId was YES
to-day ECmInates by the President 10 b. United
; a,es District Attornsy':or the middle dis,rIc,
o Tennessee, and James II. Hrckleberry was
FAMED for like position IN western Arkansas
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lhe case OF Judge Fullerton. indicted with
-rEerai Others for alleged conspiracy TO obs;ruc,
~ ehi'rcement 0. he reveDue laws. Was
called IN The United States CIrcui, Court
Ne" io'E' yesterday. and the party pleading
not guilty The trial was set down for Monday
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RAILROADS.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD,
kWsz go
WASHINGTON, l5ss.
Trains between WASHINGTON AND RALTI-
MOBE and ~AsH1NGTON AND The WEST,
are now run as follows, via:
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except sunday, at Z. =. and 80
A. a., aud 1880. =, 4, $40, and Z SOL M.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except Sunday, at and . 80 A. u.
ana snd p. NJ
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave at A. NJ. and M. No train &c
or from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave at n. NJ, and IL 30, 4, $40. and
FOR War STATIONS.
Leave at A. NJ and 4 and 7:3OP NJ
FOR ALL PABTS OY TIE WEST
Leave daily, except saturday and SUNDAY, st 9
A. NJ 4, and . 80 z. N
On Saturday at = A. NJ d., ant4P Pm.
On Sunday At and 100, p. NJ. emily. con-
aecting az Relay Station with trains from Balti.
more TO heeling. Parkersburs, &C.
hroegh tickets 20 the West can be had 10 tue
the day. Also, at the Compsny's Once, so6
Pepnsylyania avenue Passengers purchasing
tickets at the avenue office can there arrange TO
have their baggage called for and checked 81 teir
residence. taken 20 the depot, and Put IA the bag.
For New YORK Philadelphia, and Boston, see
advertisement of Through Line"
j. L. WILSON, Master of Transportation
l.. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent
acs GEO. 9. kOONTZ, General Agent.
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A kU-kLUX RAID IN TENNGSSEE-A band
OF the ku-klux Khan made RAID into Ii Wings
ton. Overton county, Tennessee, on the night
OF December 30. What particular object they
bad Is not known. but they LETT after a sharp
conflict with a party of colored men, forgettin 9
To carry away with them half a dozen horses
and their shrouds. The negroes claimed the
horses "a trophies, and sent them away for
safe keeping. The ku-klux returned on the
night of January ,, largely reinforced, and de-
manded of Mr. Lewis, United States attorney,
that he should inform them of the disposition
of the horses. Mr.. Lewis did not know, and
so informed them. They then exacted prom
Use from him to ascertain the whereabouts of
the horses, stating that they would return.
Some OF them visited The town the next day,
and We're very threatening TO Mr.. Lewis, who
is trying TO get the State authorities To take ac-
ton on the subject.
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SILECT SCHOOL IN BOSTON, MASS.
MisS STEVENS SCHOOL
FOB YOUNG CHILDREN AND MISSES
No Carver street, rst door from Boylstou reet
south side of Boston Common
Primary and Advanced Courses of STUDY
fr' pch, By q native Teacher.
Music.
Scholars admitted at any time during the school
year: Good accommodations will be procured for
pupils not residing in the city.
For circulars address Miss p. STEVENS at her
school room, or Hon. A r. STEVENS, Ebbitt
House. " ashiR gton, u. G.
Instrumentation. Jacob Slice per. Hon. Otis Nor
cross. Hon. A. r stevens, NJ. q /; Lieut. Gov WIN
Clafin, Ichsbod Howland, Esq |; Bev 5. Fl Wink
ley, New WIN. r. Warren. ID d. o.: Rev David Pat
ten, ID ID l.. p DuttOn, ESD EOen Sears, Esq :;
John A. Lanson. NJ d.
DECEMBER. 1858. del5- In
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BANKERS.

DAN n ChSs
IA RUFF. rrs.. J.B. BRYAN. P.,sr.
WARRINGTON CITY SAVINGS BAvu,
tCharsed By OonsrssJ
PAYS ISTlRRsf on DEPOSITS.
Bonds and Stocks, Gold end Silver bought ana
sold
Highest market prices pad for Land Warrants.
A full supply Of Rsvsnus Stamps kept constantly
o.ssoo. seD-tf
JAy COOKE . CO..
BAHKB
YrpSBBRSB efRRBs, OPPes'sB fnuAsupv
Buy and % stcsrrent market rates. end
constantly on hand . full supply OF Gil
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sEyES-rBIKTIrs, AND seaPounp
INTEREST NOTES.
orders for STOCKS. BONDS, ke., sxeea,s.
tad collections made on eli scce ssiels poin.s.
ssi-n
Z IRsT NATIONAL BANK
or wAsHlSGTOH
SD CsoKR,tef Jay Cook. Co. , Pr.-id.sf
I'm = HUNTINGDON, Cashier.
aovEBsMrNr DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF the UNITE
STATES,
As's ;9'ssI, s9pesf8stks Tssss,, Ds,ssI@sa.
Government securitie, with Treasurer OR.
States,
- oAE MILLION DOLLAkSA
&c buy sd sell sll classes Of oOVERhFkh.
SECUkiTIES 81 current market rates
FURNISH 4ICHANGE sad sass cs.!,es.,.,
;. ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES or rRI
UNITED STATES
We purchase Government Vouchers on r.
MOST ADORABLE TkRMs. and give ear,
ful attention to
ACCOUNTS OF BpSIN ESS MEN sss FIRh,
and TO any other business entrusted to us
FULL INFORMATION In regard 70 GOvIRb
mEHT LOANS At ell times cheerfull, furnished
WIN. q. HUNTINGDON, Dash
Washin gton, March D.. 1855.
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EDUCATIONAL.

Miss ANNIE FAIRFAN WILL GIVE Les
I'VE SUNS ON TUE PIANO either to pupils At
thtlr homes or AT her own room She can give sRt.
lsfactOry recomm. nda ions. Address To- care of
FEED. FAlRFAN, L. 8. Coast Survey Office
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EUROPEAN NEWS BY CABLR-The Confer
ence of the Great Powers, which by the for =
eIgn dispatches of Monday was asserted to be
certain 10 bring the difficulties between Greece
and Turkey to quick and pacific solution.
seems to have met some obstruction. Mr..
Rangabe, who II was supposed would repre-
sent Greece in the Conference has been refused
admission. He protested against the exclusion,
and appealed TO Athens for instructions Iu
the meantime the sessions of the Con ferenc &c
Will be postponed TO await the action OF
Greece. The Sublime Porte has dispatched
Sadr Pasha 10 Paris as special agent TO raise a
loan for war purposes. The principal men,
bers OF the insuTIectionary government OF Can
dIa have been thrown INTO prison. Four
thousand Spanish soldiers have volunteered
Geir services TO the Government to assist in
suIpTPssing the inSUrrectIon in Cuba. Geo.
". Cbiids, of Philadelphia. gave a banquet.
al Rome, in honor of Henry w. Longfellow.
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ANOTHER HIsGU~TISe PRIZR.FIGHT.--A
prize fight bet wPen Allen and Davis took place
yesterday on Chamtisu Island, near ST. Louis,
few yards from the spot where McOool
fought Davis over seven years ago. There
were about three hundred and fifty persons
present. The fight commenced about noon.
Allen won the choice of corners, giving him q
slight adj vantage, the sun was shining quite
brightly Jack Looney was chosen um pire
for Allen. Dodd Ryan for Davis aud Bill q d.
Inns rsferee. Dick Roach was time.keeper;
Bill Ryan and Tom Kelly were chosen Sec
onds for Allen. Mike McCool and Bill Blake.
Davis. Allen won the fight in forty three
rounds. On the i3d and last round only one
blow was necessary to finish the work for
DAVIS. He was terribly punished and the bru-
tai spectacle was brought to q close by the
combatants shaking hands. The pugilist Gal.
1agher offered TO fight the winner tor $1,000
Allen accepted the challenge, agreeing TO figh,
him in five weeks
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No. ECONOMICAL BUILDING AsSOCIA.
NS 1InN.-rhe ninth meeting OF this Asso-
Ciat on. for the Payment of dues, will be held at
CIsEett sweeney Rooms. No. 4 Market Space
near 9Th street west, az cleck p. m. WED
hESDAl NE vt, the 18TH instant.
GEO II. PLANT, President.
PRED KOUNES Secretary IA l2-lt
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.CITY REGIsTFR,s OFFICR,

uS TON.
=. Az persons having claims ,galnst the Corpora
tion due PRIOR 10 the 18th day u july, 1853 are
frIet! Aot ned 10 present sue claims - the Com
Eitee Ci Invest Cation, al the City Hall between
u nc YRS Oh 10 =. IN and D m, from this ate {
february lo5s or they hay 5e debarIeG from the
benefits of the same. IA g enst
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SUFFRAGE,

LUCY STONE AND II. BLACK WELL,
will lecture
"W0MAN'S RIGHT TO VOTE"
AT METIkRUTT HALL.
Penna ave bet 9th ami 10th SITS FRIDAY EVE
MING, January Is, 1879, at u. O'Clock
A mission 30 Goats. I4l2-&t-
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CI0n REWARD am authorized to offer the
p1VV above reward for the apprehension Of
the PARTIES who committed the assault upon Mr.
ard Mrs. Henry Perkins, in Spslding's District OF
this county, near the Alex Ferry, and for
the evidence nece ssary to their conviction
WOODBURY. WHEELER.
aw3w ATTORNEY at Law
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NARINI's FASHIuEaBLE D,vCgss
WI sCApENE. -
. between pih and leth street.
Is now open iur recep;iOu q Pupils Par ~
rarticu srs apgly a. T.. Aoaaer.,y for otr-a ~
lars. or by mai - -
Lays OF Tuition For Misses 80 Hasfe~.-Ty.-
day, Thursday, and saturday. frssn sfCsa m
For Gentiemen-MoEcsy,M ednssday and SAT-
urdsy. from TO 10 o. ~ ser.a
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MONDAY FNFNfNG JAN n
LAST THRFE NIGHT.
The Grhtd rr-ci A~ulAr p'ar -
tNHlNf GA. The sAIAD gIFES
with new sCl. = EEl. COS ri MIS- pANtfEs &c
The BevifChtug CAS-CAN
as stcur. 4 without eAtra cl Are~
BLRspsl ENENING. January H. LYDIA
mfSoN ; Bnties iu'. lAtON. a1. rae s.N
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%I o. o. F-GRAND LODGE The regu
WkDNEsDhY EVENING. 18th instant. At u,
clock. lall-3 p II. SWEET OR Sec
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0@THE SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH SUN
uS DAY S'HO3L fab will commence THIS
ENeNlNG, Monday. Jan. N. Is 81 at Espnta 3
bah sth street, near street, Navy Yard to co
nnue two weeks. ircce, is for the benefit of the
Church. ialI RI
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-03-12
BALTIMORE-HAvANA.

BALTIMORE
FOR BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
TIE NEW ORLEANS BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
REGULAR sEMI-MoNrHLY LINE OF sTEAMsHIPs
LIBERTY. 100 tons. Thomas A. Balm, Commander
CUbA........ ll0o tons. ...... Dukeheart Commander
CARRYING UNITED STATES MALL
FIRST CABIN
Through Tickets TO New York. $50.
EQR HALTEA1OHE AND HAVANA
&MNFEt TOUCHING AT KEY WEST-The splendid
r-s~A<-H.>sh fast steamship
Cuba.
DUKEHAKT, Ocumsndsr,
WIN leave her vnat OPP site Jackson Square, THURS
DAY, March 18th, at 7 p n, carrying the U. mails
For freight passage having unsurpassed
spplyte WITHERsPOoN, HALsEY 4 CO,
y Carondeet streex
EB-So bills OF ladns but those Of the Company will be
signed Permits for freight be procured from this Office
freight for Havana taken after Il O'Clock the day sof
saing
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-03-12
Receipfs hx Railroads.

NO, O& G W-March ll.-l6 hhds sugar to
E Leyerich-l2 do Suberbeile q Gaureaux-20
do Price. Hine & Tupper-l2 do A Lane-I5 do
Toledano q Thornbill-l5 do Small &co--l5 do 10
bales moss q Sabatier-5 bbls molasses Lafitte.
Dufilho &co-24 do A Rochereau &co-l do Bou-
ligny d Esclspon-9 hides bbls rice Lsbusquere,
Duplex &co-4 bbls rice P Sevin-l0 hides
Gugenheim-l bbl hides A Docurro-42 hides 2
bdl skins and lot old iron DeBlanc 4 Beer-sun-
dries TO order-Total los hhds sugar 80 bbls mo-
lasses
MOI & G N RR-Msrch ll.-66 bales cotton
II & N Allen &co-35 Payne, Huntington eco
33 Jos boy &co-27 r L Adams & Son-24 Alcus,
Scherck Autey-16 Hogan & Patton-l2 Will
lisms Son-ll ] d CromweIl-7N N Gullett-
Warren, Crawford &co-4 Richardson 4 May
r Powell N Killer &co-3 G l. Wamsley eco
2 W A johnson &co-1 Jno Hardie &co-l
Walker-l2 rolls leather Jno Franks bbls whis-
ky Jno T Moore-l5 bxs hats Booth &co-l5 do
Z S Benedict-6S do Albert-l3 do Beden-
65 do Vincent &co-22 do Hoffman, Marks GEO.
do Page, Peel & Morsn-52 do G Leaumont-l
do Fl Tricou &co-5 tcs hams Keep & Csufeld-
2 bvs hardware NJ W Smith-5 trunks mdse to l.
Phelps-9bx drugs E Hart &co 5 bbls castings
Slocomb, Baldwin &co-60 bdls buckets G Nor
rs-3333 feet lumber ID ] Mason-4000 do W M
GrsDt-40O0 do Popp Il Elliott-5 boxes tobacco
Il Henderson-sundries to order-Totsl 259
bales cotton
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-03-12
Imports

GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA-.Steamshi
st Msry-30 bales cotton Jno Phelps &co-26 do
Jos Hoy &co-2l Frsncke DanDeel-8 Pills.
bury &cO--16 L Walmsley &co 3 Blair eco
2 Schneider & Zuberbier-25 bbls tallow Is bdl
skins 30l hides l. Mann &co-322 do 4 bdl skins
to order-24 bbls tallow $500 specie Schmidt Il
Zeigler-$200 do Francke & Danneel-s3O0 cur
renco II Stumborg &co-llS bbls beef Perkins,
Swepson &co-l6 cks chains Slocomb, Baldwin &
co-347 hides bdl skins bbls beef ii bbls tallow
G A Whitney &co-l0 pkgs pecsns to Jennings,
Gates &co-26 bbls mdse Adams &co-ll cases
do A Benedict & Son-l80 head stock McQuoid
4 Mehle- sundries to order-Total log bales
cotton
MOBILE-Steamer Mary-26 bales cotton to
Richardson 4 May-l1 DO H 4 ] M Allen &co-3
Battle & Noble-6 bbls turpentine 7 J Mcmillan
l3l SKIS peas Cobb, Dolhonde &co-25 bdls paper
suDdries,to order-Total 40 bales cotton
MOBlLE-Steamer Lucretis-72 bales cotton to
Marx, Levy &co-27 do Lehman, Newgass &co-2
do R Flower-l0 bales domestics Hunt & Macau-
lsy-4 do w Bancker-2 bxs mdse Pierpont
&co-l50 bbls lime S Jsmison-sundries TO order
Total l0l bales cotton
HAVANA-Brig Proteus-5l hhds sugar 1l65
bxs do Chafraix d Agar
HAVRE-Sbip Lady Blessington-7OO tons rail.
road iron
BoSTON-Stesmship iental Astd mdse
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-03-12
HeIoW Coming Up.

Ship Expounder, Irwin, from Liverpool Jan. 2lst
to Lowell Baiey-5SSl SKIS salt Ashbridge
Smith &co-
Ship John Parker (Br), scarboro, from Liverpool
Jan llth, to Lowell Il Bailey-Cargo salt
Ship Merchant, Sprsgue, from Havre Dec. Goth
10 master
Ship Trenton, Dumsresque, from London January
2lst, in ballast. TO A Bryson
Ship Importer, Lowther, from Liverpool, to Low
ell & Bailey
Bark Chapman, Bierness, 81 days from Bordeaux,
to c Cavaroc &co
Bark Prima Donn0, Perkins, from Messns Jan 10,
to A F Cochrane &co
Bark Friedchen, Suhr, from Antwerp Dec. 14th,
Lowell 4 Bailey
Bark Frultujualo. Monasteri, 66 days from Mes.
sini, to master sss'
Brig Conception, Scarpete, 81 days from Mar
seilles, to Blanchin 4 Giraud
Schr Jefferson Borden, Hull l3 days from Provi-
dence, r /, to master-763 tons ice to G
Ice Co
schr Constance, Arnot, 6 days from Ruatan Is
land, to master
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-03-12

TICKFAW-Schr Truzella-l6 cords wood to
order
BONFUCA-Schr Rover-16, 900 bricks C Dir
meyer
PEARL RIvER-Schr Annetta-50 900 feet lum.
Der W w Care &co
BLIND RIVER-Schr Lille Dunn-4S cords
wood TO order
BONFUCA-Schr Indian Reeds cords wood
to order
TCHEFUNCTE-Sch Quincy-l0 cords wood
1000 bbls charcoal TO order
BAYOU ULACOMBE-Schr Rosa-20, 900 bricks
to order
TANGIPAHOA-Schr Flower-450 bbls shells
f Msrqueze
TCHEFUNCTE-Schr Emelie--2So bbls sand
to order
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-03-12

LIVERPOOL-Ship Labrador-37l3 bales cotton
LlVERP00L-Ship COrdellera-2O93 bales cot.
ton 1850 slaves
LONDON-Brig Delphin-3457 sks oil cake 1900
slaves
GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA-Steamsh
Morgan-3l0 bbls -four II bbls whisky 60 tcs lard
Al bbls rice 80 bbs sugar 10 hhds sugar 30 bags
coffee and sundries
GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA-.Steamshi
Mary NJ Roberts-605 pkgs mdse
APALACHIC0LA-Steam Besufort--4l8
bbls -four IL bbls pork IL csks bacon l9 bbls whis.
ky 1929 SKIS corn 200 SKIS oats and sundries
CAMPEACHY AND TABASC0-Sehr Henri
etta-l00 bbls -four 10 bbs potatoes 20 tcs lard IL
bxs cheese IL kegs butter 2 bbls onions ll25 SKIS
corn
PENSAC0LA-Schr Mary Emley-4 bbls whis-
Ky 543 SKIS corn and sundries
ST L0UIS-Steamer Bismarck-l6 cks metal 731
bxs tin plate
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-03-12
Ilarint sntsIlisenss.

CRKs9xHr OFFICE, No. ss CAxP STREET,
Friday, March Il, 1852
CIosired Yesterday.
Steamship Morgani Talbot, ior Galveston and In
dianola, G A Whitney &co
Steamship Mary N Roberts, Smith, for Indsnola
and GalvestOnI ID Coe
Steamship BeaufOtt, Baker, for Apalschcola.
F w Perkins &co
Ship Labrador (BrD, Gething, for Liverpool,
Deter. Goldstein eco
Ship COrdellera (Br), Whyte, for Liverpool,
o B Graham eco
Brig Dolphin, Hufen, for London, WmCreevy
Schr Henrietta (BF), Snow, for Campeachy and
Tabasco, Master
Schr Mary Emley, Martinez, for Pensacola.
II Err Poole
Steamer Bismarck. Entricken, for st Louis,
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-03-12
Memoranda.
DOMESTIC PORfa.

New York, March 6.-Sailed for New Orleans
steamships Cortes, Nelson; Gen Mea lie, Sampson,
Weybossett, Parrish; Beinville, Baker. via Ha.
vsna. Cleared for New Orlean brig r B Cove;
Hsrkness; for Galveston, schr A E camp 5sll, Will
bur. Sailed for Galveston, steamship Virginia
Kennedy.
Boston, March 6-Arrived from New Orleans,
steamship Kensington, Babson.
Rockland. Me-, March l.-Ssiled for New Or.
leans, schr Maggie Gray, Pillsbury.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-03-12


Steamship Pacific lBr), French. from Plymouth.
Wales. Feb eta, to F Schroeder &co-4th dis
trict AZ
Steamship Oriental, Snow from Boston 9th ult.,
TO VIM Creevy-4th district
Ship Lady Blessington. Adams. from Havre Jan.
10th, to G w Hynson &co--Point
Schr Emma, Kelly, from Southwest Pass, in bal
last, to G Benson-3d district Al
Lugger Cen Bixio Semeria, from Donaldsonville,
70 A Socols-Stock Landing
~ rowBokrs.
wicsco, Averil, from the Passes-towed down
to the bar brias Rowland, Teresa Butler,
and Gsudsloupe- up ship Lady Bles.
sington
STEAMBOATS,.
Belle Lee, Lesthers, from vicksburg
vicksburg, Work, from Ouschits City
Rose Franks, Dslferes, from Lockport
Ida, Bassett from Lower Coast
Mary, Blakesee, from Mobile
Lafourche, Barsnco, from Bayou Sara
Crescent, Eyridge, from Lower Coast
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-03-12
Hunter. Jeanfresu, from Ricelsnd
Lucretia Davis, from Mobie-New BASIN


Lucretia Davis, from Mobile-New Basin
ARRIVALS AT TIE NEW BASIN.
Sloop Star of the South, from Pass Manchac
Schr Bonne, from Blind River
Schr Arcine, from Blind River
Schr Elk. from Springfield
Schr Pippo, from Covington
Schr Rebecca. from Tchefuncte
Schr Wave, from Bon SecouI
Schr Alciope, from Blind River
Schr Leonors, from Pearl River
schr La Belle, from Tchefuncte
Schr Leleive, from Blind River
Schr Truzells, from Tickfaw
Schr Rover. from Bonfuca
Schr Annetts, from Pearl River
ARRIVALS AT TIE OLD BASIN.
Schr Lille Dunn. from Blind River
Schr Indian Reed, from Bonfucs
Schr Quincy, from Tchefunote
Schr Rosa, from Bayou Lacombe
Schr Flower, from Tangipshoa
Schr Emelie, from Tchefuncte
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-03-12
FLORIDA PORTS.

FOB FLORIDA PoRTs.
ALLIANCE LINE o. 8. NAIL STEAMsHIPs
EE<~ FOX PuhaACOLA. WARRINGTON
NNr5NCs AND MILTON, APALACHICOLA ST
s-sss<<Asss MARKS, CEDAR KEYS, TAMPA AID ky
WEST.
rhrc1sh bns Of lsding 20 ColumbuG Ca Baasridss
Ca and ell regular landings Chattahoochee River sss
TO FernsndinA and Jacksonve cheaper than any othe,
route Freight 20 New York via Cedar Keys Florida Raj
road and steamships connecting Fsrnsndna loves
rates and With dispstch.
tze composed Of thu following steamships. 10 san
ZvERY SATURDAY.
Alliance, 8. L. CLAPP, Commander
Lavaea, L. a. LIVINGSTON OommandeI
Florida. n. o'LEARY. Commander.
Dudley Buck, STURGEs Commander
Beaufort, J. McBAKER, Commander.
The steamship Lavaca,
LIVINGSTON, Commander,
VIII lesv. her wharf foos Of O&liOps street. % SAT-
URDAY. March 18th. at
For freight or passage. apply 70
y. ", PERKINS CO., Agsntx
Osrondsiet stresk
n. B-Shppcn viii please procure orders from Asents'
pnee before seHdtng freight to the steamer.
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The Governors Message.

We have no apology to Offer for taking M
SO much of this weeks paper with the Govern.
or's Message. 1t is an able State paper; and
if every one who has an interest in the interest
Of good old glorious Pennsylvania reads it care
fully, he will find much to congratulate himself
over, in the statements and suggestions of our
honest, able and patriotic Chief Magistrate
On the financial condition of the Common
wealth the Governor is particularly lucid and
the facts he details in this connection cannot
but be n source of congratulation to every tax
payer He shows that whatever drains neces-
sarily or otherwise, may have fallen upon the
Treasury, the eye of the Executive Department
has been steadily fixed upon the reduction OF
the burden of our debt; and that we have this
day S4, Az 1863 64 less upon which to pay in
terest and taxes than we had year ago and,
Notwithstanding the hue and cry about extrav-
the Republican party came into power, under
a wise financial policy, the latter has already,
in less than nine years, even after an extraor-
dinary war addition of S3,000,000, permanent
ly subtracted from the figures of our debt in
1860, some $l2 100000. The Governor thinks
the work of reduction might be made to go on
still more rapidly, and wisely recommends the
'strictest economy in respect to every expendi-
'ture and the utmost retrenchment in every
department" TO secu re this end
On all other matters Of interest, the Cover
nor is equally explicit. He leaves nothing to
be inferred as to his views, but in plain, straight
forward language tells the representative of the
people what he eonceives to be necessary for
the advancement Of the prosperity and happi-
ness of those who sent them to Harrisburg, and
for the honor and glory of our noble old Com
monwealth. To every one we would say, read
the Message.
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building of the road-the Eastern manufac.ur.
ing men-to at once enlist their active sympa-
thy and their active, material aid in its speedy
completion. We are pleased to observe that
kened in the new road, among our people here
at home; and We feel safe in saying that is
commencement would be hailed with the warm
est friendship and support of all the property
holders along the line, and, indeed, Of our
whole community. five but make this mani
fest by active movement in the right direction,
we are satisfend that "another railroad" will
not long remain among our pressing wants.
Who will shove on the ball here set in mo-
tion?
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The Teachers Institute.

Judging from the first two days proceedings
the large attendance and the interest mani.
tested, the Teachers Institute is decided sue.
cess. In this latter day there are so many neu
ways and shorter ways to knowledge, that it is
highly important that teachers should know
the best way in order to teach correctly and
successfully. This want called Institutes and
Normal Schools into existence.
There are a number of Professors present
chief, perhaps, among whom stands the good
humored sounding board, Prof. c. w. Sanders
He is very pleasant talker and sound reasoner
whom every teacher present will not soon for,
get. Prof S. i. Coffin is youngr, but it is plain
to see that he has lived to study out the ma.
ture of things in general. Next week we,will
try to give general synopsis of the whole
proceedings
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The Scientific american warns its rea-
ders and the public generally to beware
of benzine, which though a household
necessity is dangerous servant 1t says:
Being one of the most volatile and infiam-
matle products resulting from the dstil-
lation of petroleum, it vaporizes with
great rapidity, so that the contents of =
four-ounce vial, il overturned, would rca-
der the air of moderate sized room high
ly explosive. The greatest care should
be exercised in handling the substance in
proximity to fire. and it is important to
remember that the vapor escaping from
an uncorked bottle will cause a fame to
leap over space Of several feet.