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CARPET WAREHOUSE,

Il .-........ ChaTtreS street. II
A. BROUSSEAU,
Importer offers Wholesale and Retail
CARPETING, 1000 pieces, English and American
OIL, CLOTH Floor Table and Enamel.
MATING; 1000 rolls, White, Check and Fancy.
WINDOW SHADES, Cornices, Table ami Piano
Covers.
CURTAINS, Lace and Nottingham Lace.
BROCATEILE, Coteines, Reps, Hair Cloth, etc.
BURLAPS, 90 hales, various qualities.
jy.s] WeSa 2lp
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The WAY They TgGar L1fE Insurance
AGENTS ABROAD A Dublin letter says
that William Barry and Drs. Meehn and
Sheedy. OF Klmall,ek and Brntf countless
Limerick, We're found guilty of an attempt to
deir,ud the New York Life Insurance Com
pany. Barry, the company's agent, was
sentenced to imprisonment at hard labor tor
eighteen months. and Meehan and Sheedy at
hard l,bor tor twelve months each. Toe in
dictment upon which the prisoners were tired
charged them with attempting to defraud the
New York Lite Insnr lnce Company by frsndn-
lently prepared applications and reports pnr-
porting to be ell the bona fias applications
aud rports for sever j gentlemen insured
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Not to be injured in any eyent-Pure Chris
tianity.
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Nearly all the men who have been interview
ell about the Beecher buslne consider the
great pastor innocent. The women are all
positive Of his guilt. The inference is, says
tao New York Herald, that men have more
faith i'll mans honesty than women have in
Nomans virtue
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Now this is peculiar. Here is the Times
hs.nting Dubuclet who by the way is about
tie only honest and estimabIe colored man in
Office in this State and Pinchback, both of
whom are sworn enemies of Clinton and
Kellogg These condolences are exciting
nlr{
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producing better sample than any other Price
a SO per saw all sizes hand For circulars and the
highest testimonials from every cotton State apply to
GOLSAN BROS Cotton Factors and General gents
No 80 Perddo street New Orleans. aus 3meod
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The at: Of '!rtting and Fitting taught in TEN les
AT moderate rates. Back Crepe te new
Also Dressnaking ami Millinery OF the latest and
neates1 st, MRS. iAHBA NATrL
625 Magazine street, New Orleans.
LADIES' HAIR STORE. ipIl 3m
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CHEAPEST RATES,

He will also continue to buy, sell, remove, re-
pair pack and ship Furniture, with full guarantee
PICTURES AND LOOKING GLASSES FRAMED
e2l BIN
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PROFESSOR MEYERS CONCERT fair audi
ance last night attended the grand compli-
0antary vocal and instrumental concert ten
dared by the subscribers and members of the
Summer Concert Orchestra to Prof Robt.
Meyer, their leader.
The programme had been arrans ed with
more than usual care, and the selections were
the best In consequence, the entertainment
uaa treat entirely out Of the common, and
- such was universally enjoyed by all present.
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Margaret HAu.hery.
MARGARET'S STEAM AND MECHANICAL
BAKERY,
Manufacturer Of
BREAD AND RACK T. r 8
OF all descriptions,
Nos. "a, rs and Is New Levee Street,
iv29 2d,t New Orleans Ia
REMOVED,
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DEATH OF Col =. w. DEKLYNE.-Col T.
". DeKlyne, Clerk Of the United States Dis
tEsct Court, and for some years Chief Deputy
e the Marshals Office. he'd yesterday of
smallpox. Mr.. DeKlyne came to this city
with the Federal navy. in which branch of
tho service he held position as assistant en-
gineer. He took quite a prominent part in
politics, espousing the Repub lean cause, with
which p ty he has always acted. Connected
With the direction Of our schools he WAS
more or less thrown in contact with our peo-
pie, an made some friends His demise was
unlocked for and the shock to his widow and
children must be very great
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JOHN BOIS,
FURNITURE DEALER,
Having removed to Nos. 152 and 154 Camp street,
would inform his friends and the public generally
that he is now prepared to
TAKE FURNITURE ON STORAGE
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The Dubois Cotton Gin.

This celebrated
fange Gin is rapid
" superseding all
others; it cuts the
seed cleaner. giving
more pounds Of lint
from same quantity
Of seed cotton. It
does moro work on
less power, same
number of saws,
, 1874-03-18
TELEGRAMS VIA HAVANA.

March 6.
New YoRK.-The order Of arrest against
Baez has been revoked he has been set at
liberty.
LoNDoN Yesterday the new Parliament
met,
March 7.
MADRGD.-The reinforcemeDts sent to the
army of the North have amounted to $4,000
soldiers. This is the sum total of the forces on
which the Government depends in those places.
Caleb Gushing started to-day for Spain, to
take charge Of the Embassy of the United
States in Madrid.
March 9.
General Serrano has arrived at
Somorrostro.
New YoRK.-Ex-president Fillmore is dead.
Gold, quoted at noon, a liz.
COMMERCIAL News
New York, March 6.-Evening Exchange
on London, at $4.84B. US. $50 Bonds(l862)
at 1l6S. Sugar, No. - in boxes, 7sc.@ Sc. P.
Id. Centrifugals, Nos. 1913, SIC. a sec.
Regular to Good Refining, IL. a 74c. Mo-
lasses, refined, SOC a $50, Museoyado, Bic.
a 45c.
March 7.
New ORLEANs.-Evoning Flour, triple
ezra 81 a S73 "a Dbl.
LoSDoN.-Sugar, No. ~ ct. H. aloat 24'.
81. a 254. Cpnsols a 92$. u. S. $40 Bonds
(l867) a 1921 Discount, Bank Of England,
81 pc.
y ID.
, 1874-03-18
THE E
VERSAILLES, Feb. %, Evenin.

VERSAILLES, Feb. %, Evening.
In %to-day's sitting the Assembly, after
a short discussion, authorised the Govern
ment, by $50 votes against 81, to prose-
cute Deputy MeIvil-Bloncour for parti-
cipation in the Commune.
A tendency towards a coalition between
the Right and the Lett Centres is observa-
BILE, and is causing much p~reoccupation
in Parliamentary circles. The Extreme
Right manifest great dissatisfaction at this
combination.
, 1874-03-18
THE MINISTERIAL CRISES IN
HUNGARY.
VIENNA, Feb. 81.
HUNGARY.

The discussion of the Ecclesiastical Bills
will commence in the Chamber of Depu-
ties OF the Reichsrath on Wednesday next.
The various party leaders will have a con-
ference with the Minister President upon
the subject tomorrow. In consequence
of the Hungarian Ministerial crisis the En-
peror will proceed to Pesth, where the
political situation is considered to be very
critical. There is a complete disruption
of parties, and no possibility of obtaining
d majority by a coalition Ministry. Pub
lie opinion demands the constitution Of a
~"strong" Government.
, 1874-03-18
COMMERCIAL News.

The st. Tn. Times notices the passage
through st. Thomas of q French Company of
manufacturers on their way from France to Sto.
Domingo, where they are about to establish a
factory for the purpose of extracting the dye of
the logwood in the country, thus obyiating the
necessity of shipping the wood itself. The
Company is styled the Franco Dominican
Company, and Mr.. Alban Lur)ze is the Di-
rector. 1t is to be established south of Paja-
rito, on the left bank Of the river Ozama.
There is a similar company established on the
plains of Cul de Sac, East of POrt-au-Prince,
Haiti"
, 1874-03-18
LATEST BY THE PACKET.
SPAIN
Daily NeaOs, March 2gd.
DEFEAT OF GENERAL MORIONES.

DEFEAT OF GENERAL MORIONES.
LISBON, Feb. 81, Evening.
The Lisbon papers publish kilograms
from Madrid, according to which General
Moriones has been defeated by the Carlists
with a loss of 5000 men. Marshal Ser
rano and Admiral Topete have in conse-
quence left Madrid for the north, Gener-
al Zabala, Minister Of War, Professionally
assuming the functions of the President Of
the Council.
, 1874-03-18
Christiansted, March 18th 1874.

We understand that the Estate Spring
Garden was sold the other day by Major
Moore to Mr.. Aastrup, for $4,000.
, 1874-03-18

The St. Thoma Tidende publishes two ad-
dresses, one to Rev. II. Semper, of Tortola, on
his admission to the Priesthood, IN Moltserrat,
his native island, signed by sixty conference.-the
other to the Rector of Plymouth, Montserrat
on the same occasion. The latter gentleman
is the youngest brother of Rev. G. J, Branch of
this island. The Tilende states that the
Bishop of Antigua was much pleased with the
Ordination Sermon, and approved of its publi-
cation.
The shock of earthquake which was felt here
in the morning of the 18th seems to have been
stronger in St. Thomas. The Tidende says:
"A strong shock of earthquake was felt at 4.3O
this morning 9th March,, the direction being
from East to West, followed by two very slight
ones within an hour after, The first was the
severest We have experienced for a long time
past"
, 1874-03-18
THE PRESS IN FRANCE.
PARIS, Feb. %.

The authorities have prohibited the sale
in the public streets Of XIX Steele, for an
article insulting NJ. Buffet and the Assem-
bly,.
, 1874-03-18

The WEATHER The wind has been
northerly for the last two days and a few
slight showers have fallen in the western
and northern parts of the Island the exact
quantity of rain not vet known, but will, of
course, be seen later in the Rain List.
, 1874-03-18
ST. Thomas STATION 9th March.
GENERAL NEWS.

GENERAL NEWS.
BARBAOos.-An iron ship supposed to be
the "Brocham" from Trinidad ran ashore at
the Lighthouse, South Poin', at 7 a: m. this
morning.
ST. Thomas STATION. 10th March.
New YORK, 25th Feb-Prince Princess
Wales Berlin Duke Edinburgh Bride left for
Eugland-new Parliament adjourned for to-
night Majesty sent congratulations and des-
patches (Wolseloy) -Treasury Office preparing
statement cost. KeneaIy counsel Tichborne
Claimant will move tor new trial July, misdl-
rectei summoning up-Bengpl adyices report
one million persons starving.
COMMERCIAL News.
New YORK 25th Feb.-Floar 81; extra $45.
~ Meal SAL to SIS. Heavy Mss Pork $l58.
Crystals 81. English Islands Molasses 81,
Premium on gold 124. Exchange ASH.
LoNDoN.-Demerara Crystals 28s.6d. Mus
oovado 22s.6d. Clayed Havana 25s. to 25s Cd.
Demerara Rum 2s.2. Consnls 90. Bank of
England rate OF Discount 81.
, 1874-03-18
CHURCH AND STATE IN GERMANY
BERLIN, Feb. %.

The text of the Bill submitted in the
name of Prussia to the approval Of the
Federal Codncil by the Imperial Chancel-
lery, respecting ecclesjastics dismissed or
otherwise punished for illegal official acts,
has been published. 1t enacts that such
eccIesiastics may be punished by the loss
of their right Of domiciIe and citizenship
on the Judgment of the central authorities,
and that the police may prohibit their re-
sidence in certain places, or assign certain
residences to them. The Bill provides
also that the right of domiciIe or citizen
ship in other Federal States may not be
granted to such eccIesiastics without the
previous sanction Of the Federal Council.
, 1874-03-18

The Frem{snbloh, in a s~emi-oAiciaI arti-
Gle respecting the Emperor of Austria's
visit to St. Petersburg, says 1.-The happy
issue which has attended the Emperor's
Journey secures Europe against a violent
solution of the Eastern question, and pro-
tects Austria against a disturbance of her
internal development by the bugbear of
Panslayism. 1t will disappoint those who
hoped that the visit would trouble the
cordial relations existing with Germany,
foster the Chauvinist desire for revenge,
and favour dreams of n~ationaIities."
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clasion was reached, but ii is believed
that action will be taken at another cau-
Gus to provide for such changes In the
bill Us viii clearly admit of separate
schools being provided for white and
colored children, and also for separate
accommodations by inn keepers, proprie-
tors Of theatres, etc, on condition that
equal advantages are secured for all
classes.
The Cabinet laughed over Arkansas
matters to-day. No action.
Bishop McClosky lie here.
No Southern contlrmations.
Hon. Robt. Toombs is here. He fecsived
the thirty-thrd degroe in Scottish Rights Ma.
sohry to-day, in Beverly Tucker Lodge.
sar.Thc centennial appropriation OF So 600,
900 will not como upisgnin this session.
The Republicans cancussed this morning
| regarding the order of business. Civil rights
came to the front aud louisiana is far back.
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DR. w. BILLIE,

A graduate from the University Of Copef-
hageu, Denmark; Honorary NJ. u. irom the
Uuivcrslsy of Padova, Itaiy for several years
Assistant Physician TO the celebrated Prot,
Rcord, Pars from New Orleans Louisiana
Having been for yeaia a student ~ the
large spitals OF Paris, London, Vienna and
Copenhapc1, and thorough, large aud varied
practice during fifteen wears, has gained
most thorough Knowledge of the nature oi
all chronic diseases and the treatment thereof,
and he has, in his extenaive prucice, had au
unparalleled success, aud very often Effected
a cure where every romeGY hal been tried,
and all hopes of restoration to health had
bsen despalred Of
Nobody who ever suffered OF the tedious
and he.embttering disease-Dyspspsia- has
ever in vain called for Or. Bile. In every
case has he, by his new method OF treatment,
| restored the functions OF the stomach, ana
with it the health and yigor of the patient,
aud many person does to day, with graft
tude, recall the moment he placed himself Ut.
der DR.. Bille's G. re
For his treatment of Ladies' diseases, pr
Billie is desergedly renowned, and no lady sul-
ierirg from Amenofrhea, and Dysmeuorrh sen
| Hysteria, Prolapsus Uteri or any other dis.
| ease peculiar to the female system, should
| Tail to call on DR.. Bile, MS they viii quickly
| be relieved of their suffering, aud ultima ely
restored 10 perfect health
Diseases OF The GeDto.Urnary Organs aud
Chronic Diseases D.. Bile has made "a special
| ty aud this scourge OF humanity is easly and
quickly overcome by this new treatment.
Decline aud nervous debility in old or
| young is quickly and permanently cured and
| full power restored. No man is too old and
| no young man to delicate that 20 cannot be
entirely reinvigoratod by DR.. Bille's treat
ment.
DR.. Bile has resided Cor years in New Or
leans, and is endorsed by the medical irater
nifty there, aud by his skill and knowledge has
| obtained a great reputation as specialist.
DR. Billie wishes to cali particular attention
| to his New Discovery, by which he, by exam
aiming a few drops of hood, can tell it there
is any sJphilitc poison in tho blood, which is
| of the greatest importance, as The poison eau
lay quiet in the blood for years, then to break
| out with oil its ravages, and 10 person who
ever had yentrial diseases can be sure that
| he is cured without being examined by Dr.
Bile.
Diseases OF tho Lungs Heart, Llver and
Kidneys quickly relieved and finally cured
Solicited by his many frieEds aud patients
| in Texas, Dr. Billie has been induced to visit
| Texas this Summer, and is now in Galveston,
| anl will be in Houston. at the Hutchlns
| House, until June lst, and in Dallas Waco,
and the W western cities during the months of
June and July. msysd6wtf
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ESPECIAL TO THE WACO EXAMINER. I

LONDON, May 1l.-Lieut Gen. Sir Ar
chibald Wilson, who was knighted for
service at the capture of Delhi, in 1857,
is dead.
LITTLE Rock, May 11.-Thc Federal
authorities ordered the restoration of the
steamer Helen to her owners, whareupon
the Brooksltes scuttled and sunk her to
hurricane deck.
Both parties have been reinforced.
The lines are closely drawn, and more
cannon have been planted.
A number of Senators and Representa-
tives have appealed to Giant for protec,
ton in assembling.
Two rcgroes were killed 10y Baxter's
pickets, near the fair grounds, yesterday
morning. In tho evening several skir>
mishers advanced up the street and joined
Baxter's pickcts, when TIE officer in com
mand ordered all the citizens to the r
homes and the soldiers to :heir quarters.
The regulars keep close at their barracks
as fight was expected at any time during
the morning or evening.
There are two companies of regulars
at the City Hall, one at the United States
Court bull ling and artillery, with horses
harnessed on side street. The regulars
have four barricades in the city, and are
on the opposite side of the river.
Orders were issued by all parties yes
terday, p. m., for soldiers to go to their
quarters and citizens to keep in houses
In the evening, Colonel White, of the
Baxter force, rode to the outskirts of tho
city, and the regulars followed shortl,
after.
! WASHINGTON, May II. The House as
sessed bill approprlating 800, 200 for
the Improvement of the Astral river, in
Georgia.
Il LIVERPOOL, Nay 1l.-NooN Cotton
Uplands sgd; Orleans sgd.
New York, May 1l.-Cotton strong
Uplands Sic, Orleans 1Gsc. Gold 1923.
GALVESTON, May 11.-Cotton firm
Good Ordinary 15sc.; Middling l7gc
Gold 112i.
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himself to al, by his modest department, and
the care and prudence which hs has s7 orciseG
while serving you hpre. Ths Judge don't
ialk muea but he "snocks tho black nut With
his vote every tmo, IA ths jsuraai' OF 'he
ususc will attest,
Hon, Mr.. Sadlles is in no manner bohiud
his colleagues in faithful devotion t, tho inlor.
ests Of his constituents, and his elsriol voice
was often heard urging measures which he
deemed of Importance to them or in resisting
others which he feared, would prove to their
detriment Ths frontier had no better friend
in the House than she, and the successful
legislation IN its behalfis duo to a considera-
BILE extent to his str enuous and persistent ex. .
ertions.
But this gossipy letter has already spun
itself out to too great length, and l close
lit with the hope that we may
never have worse Legislature
tnan tho one which has just closed its lasors.
When we look back only four years and com
pare it with the one which then sat, the heart
rises up in thankfulness to kind Providence
who has carried us safely through our humili.
alton, aud who now suffers us to repoe un.
der our own vine and fig tree; our interests
watched by faithful public servants in the
Legislature, and sacredly guarded by a vigil
art Governor who can neither be bought MOI
| bullied.
hSox
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I OSr LAND CERTIFICATES.

Sion Blythe, oue labor issued bv the Roard
OF Land Commissioners, O. Washington
County, March 10. 1889, No. 2s. John jacobs
800 aero bounty, No. 37l. Ella Anderson
TO X. Sparks, as assignee, $40 u,re bounty
No. 1850
VIM. Fit2morrs. to L. Sparks asj rs
slgnee, 800 acre bounty, No. 1871.
John Snidcr, $50 acre bounty; number and
date not recollectpd. IflIc above certificates
are not heard from, the Commissioners ol the
General Land office, within niaoty days, will
call for duplicates oi tn. same.
April2stf ". Il. ROGERS,
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TNHE OLD COURT HOUSE
FOR SALE AT AUCTION!

In accordance with an order made at the April
Term, 1874, OF the County tonrt Of Mailer nan
county. will proceed to sell at pDhlc auction 10
tho highest bidder. at the door thereof, the Old
Court House, on MONDAY, May 25, ls74 Al eleven
O'Clock A. N. The purchaser will be reonhed 10
give note, with Two approved recufitles due jan
nary /, 1875, bearing 10 per cent interest per mum
from date, anu TO remove the building with iusixiy
days from the date Of sale. -
L. y. MASSEY,
Presiding Justice, McLennan Comfy.
mAy5DSW WSm
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Mrs. ADDIE CURTIS
NIPRIVATE BOARDING HOEsE,

UATE CAPTTOL IOTkL.l
Only one block frum ihc STATE ll-use.
CONGRESS- AVENUE, AUs1lS, TEXAS.
This House has recently changed hands, and been
thoroughly reno, ate, Thu rrOpiictfG'r Il dottTm.
ined not Ia he excelled TO tno general comfort of
her House or the quality VI her fnie. Sbc invites
the patronage Of strangers y'itng Austin, who VIII
experiences % good as hotel fare At hafthe price
aprsIdiy
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We refer with pleasure to the
communication in to.day's issne from
the pen Of our o d aud esteemed friend
Gen. j. Il. Harrison. All that he
says of Governor Coke is true, and
We heartily endors the same, and
when he says he "will not engage In
dirty work fsr the News, EXAMINE
nor any other paper, &c.," we know
that the did not intend to place us
in the same r,ora' category with the
News, but that without intending te
reflect on us,he who simply meant
what he said, which is Jail true.
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MASONIC LODGES

Shonld make up their olders for Jewel.
Books Furniture. &c, and send by the!r Deegat
Plated Jew,l-, tgS 20 10 SiO % per set. Silver
S5S 90.
L.. III. CUSHING.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WACO IRON & BRASS FOUNDRY,

form ed coparlIersbip for the NJ nufacture Of tho
SCOTT'S BLACK LAND PLOW
Warranted to give satisfaction, and We defy compe-
titlon TO quality OF pateriai and thelr construc
ion ~ wei us In their performance.
Weare prepared 10 furnish only limited Hnn,ber
Of these Pows, and here beg that orders be seLt us
in advance OF the season. We bid for
DIRECT DEALS WITH THE PATRONS OF
HUSBANpRY.
CANUTESON 4 SCOTT.
mayl2W.m
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The jury in tho Whittlesy-Baker
case returned mixed verdict, allow
ing u part OF the claims of each iitiS
igans. We vote II mixed affair all
round.
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1t will be seen, by reference to our
latest from Washington, that the
Texas and Pacific Construction Com
pany are about to go into liquida-
tion. This postpones indefinitely the
completion Of that road, as 1t is to be
presumed that without aid from Cons
gress, or from other sources, the
company are not able to complete it,
and Tom SCOTS iaiIurs last year in
Europe to negotiate Its bonds is an
earnest OF the iiual result. 1t is too
bad that this great eHterprise, and
the one Texas is vitality interested in,
should be suffered TO go by the
board. This will he sad news for our
frontier people, who have built 50
many loud hroes upon IFS early COM
plali"u. We -i,l hope that some-
thing will he dcne 10 enable the com.
pany to proceed with the work OF
give it into the hands of another con
straction company.
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Galveston has mad dogs, and they
have been biting the boys. We
knew she had mad men since tine
printing tracas, but We had not heard
ps Fsem biting any one yet,
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The Age pokes fun at the officers
appointed to command the battalion
of Frontisr Defenders.