The Galveston Daily News from Galveston, Texas • Page 1

ESTABLISHED 1842. SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, 1869. DAILY VOL. V. NO.

110. G-ALVESTOH TO Bl'SISESS HIBS. We respectfully call attention to tlie value of the G.VLVESTON NEW3 R3 an advertising medium. Its circulation is ifreaier than that of any journal now published in the section of country irom whicli the merchants and business men of Galveston and Houston derive their patronage. A business man wants something more than to sec his advertisement in a printed newspaper--he wants, ci.

eolation. Those who wish to make their business known will End our rates Annexed. The Gfvl-eston Ifo-ws, Ptbllshed Dillj, Trt-Wecklr Weekly, G.VLVESTON, TEXAS. Bates of AS.xriia.ngvn. lite Daily and Tri- Wteklit Combined.

Fxs iNca Of SPACE-- D. IK ADVANOS. Inches. 1 1 mo. I 2 mo.

I 3 mo. 8 mo. 12 mo. I i I I 4 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 40 50 60 70 SO 87 100 65 So icn 115 ISO 140 iro 170 $53 GO 55 105 123 145 1G5 1S5 soo 135 175 310 S50 S90 3SO S70 400 DO ICO aao 275 8S5 SSO 450 503 550 GOO on third pago ono half Advefiiacmeata on the editorial page-- two Advertisements in Special Notices-- two prices. Advertisements with oncanda half price.

AdvertiKmcntj inserted every other day-- three tonnbs of fall price. Privilege 3I Monthly Chance-- 25 per cent, addi- tioniiH of Weekly Chango CO por cent, additional. PrlvOeKt! of Daily Change-- 100 per cent, addl tionaL tn one Edition, Dally or Tri- Weekly, 25 cent, discount. Weekly 50 per cent, ol the Daily and Tri-Weekly Transient Adveruwmenfci 15 cents per line, (nonpareil.) Advertisements inserted til! forbid and remain In over month, monthly rates. Reading 30 cents per line, (solid non prcii.) Annonncemcats-- Dally, Tri-Wcckly or Weekly.

iO; in two of above editions, in all three edition Terms of tiae i a. S. Currency. DilLT.perTear Jlf, 00 per year 1'J 00 WEEKLY, per year 6 00 From onr Evening Edition or Yesterday. Persons wishing to tend an accep'ablc present to their -who desire information in regard to TeiiS.

shonld send then a copy of the Texas Almanac and Emipjanrs" Guide. Price or with the new map of the Statp, $1 00. 500,000 Times, of Thursday, sc-ys the receipts of cotton in New Orleans since Sspt. 1 were 500,000 boles. This is witbin 180,000 tales of last year's receipts.

A.t present rates it- says these 500,000 bales shonld brinj; more money than a million balos belore the war. The movement for theTepetil of the tennre-of-office act gains friends rapidly. The latest converts are Senators Ferry and Frelraghuysen. They, in common with all moderate republicans, are'satisficd that Gen. Grant can bo trusted to ran the machine, and are in favor of leaving him free to select his agents.

CHEAP individual advertises in a New York paper to the effect that lie is ready to supply diplomas--" first class any doctors practicing wiiliont them. What need to go through years of study at a college to obtain one of these documents? TThy, doctors can buy diplomas, these times, as cheaply as parsons can sermon STEAMSHIP loss of the steamsbip Gulf City, off Ilatteras. is announced in the specials it morning. Only three persons were saved, if we may trust the report. There scenes to be some doubt as to whether the lost vessel is the Gulf City or the Gulf Stream, both belonging to the same line.

The Gulf City cleared from Gnl- veston for New York, December 24th, and the Gulf Stream from New York to January Cth. The Gulf City was classed Al in the American Lloyds for 1808, of C03 tons, built in 1303 at Mystic, and brlonged to Smith Dunning, York. The 'New York Tribune animadverts upon the system of keeping gold hoarded in the United States Treasury, saying it makes on artificial scarcity whereby gold gamblers only make profit, and men who would be financiers talk of piling up more and more of it in that cLarnel house two or three years longer. TVe protest, demanding that this large accumulation be sent adrift, and be made to earn something for the government and the people. number of deaths by disease at Chicago, in 1SGS, was 5392 by accident 1C9; suicide, 33.

The total number ot deaths from all causes was 5060. Of these 8243 were males and 2717 females; married, 1320; single, 5740; under one year of ago, 2233. The next largest number of deaths was of persons between 20 and 30, and 30. and 40 years of age, each class furnishing The during the months of July, Augupt and September, were nearly as numerous as for all tb.e rest of the year, and the great mortality in wards where is insufficient drainage, reveals' the fact that this lack lias much to do with swelling the population of the cemeteries. The Chicago Journal remarks that "every inch of rain that falls over 20 during the year, with our limited drainage, costs 100 lives.

How about this subject in Galveston Will we not bo compelled to face it some time, and may it not truly be said--rthe sooner "the: better? They found the rnias of a town, canals, m.Utnh, a few miles above the moatt of Salt Eiver; The canals have been built the ground, from thirfy-fiYe to fifty feet high, traced ten or 'fifteen miles' from, the river. Walls still standing from fifteen to twenty feet high. The ruins are, at intervals, the length of the Til-, ley. Cotton, tobacco, and beans are still found growing luxuriantly upon the old farms around. What 'liistory 3o these relics tell and who trace it out From our Evening Edition of Tcatcidiy.

LATEST BY Mill seems to be no doubt of the election of Hannibal Hamblin. to the United Merrill hav- ng losthis strength in the legislature. GEX. General refused to receive a Virginia delegation formally on the 10th, saying he had no public advice to give thorn." They visited him informally, mid-he told them they had better deal directly with Congress. They desire the restoration of the ex-rebels to full political privi- are willing in return to grant negro suffrage.

LEGAL decision of the Supreme Court on the legal ten der act is likely to be delayed for several weeks. Persons who feel themselves pretty well acquainted with the individual views of the Judges the opinion that the constitutionality of the act will bo affirmed, although, if it were not for the immediate.effect an adverse decision would have upon the commercial interests of the country, a majority would probably pronounce against the luw. WEST I.viHAX Bank's proposition to extend a protectorate over the Islands of Dosninica and Ilayti does not meet with favor in either house. The members of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, with the exception of himself, are all opposed to it. The proposition, it is well understood, originated with Mi 1 Seward.

AMSESTY AND efforts of Virginia Convention to have the pending constitution in their amended so as to provide for universal amnesty and universal suffrage are likely to be realized. Several Senators and members who have been consulted to-day on the subject, express their willingness to vote for an act ol Congress to carry out these designs. THE CIVIL SERVICE is a report that Mr. Jencks fears that tlio civil service bill will not pass at this session of Congress. So many members have promised patronage uuder the new administration, in order to secure their renominatipn and ejection, that they are not willing to vote for the measure.

Should Gen. Grant however, favor the civil service bill in his inaugural, as intimated, there ia a hope that it may bo passed in tho Forty-first Congress. Cameron lias given notice will contest the seat ot L. II. Hoots, Congressman elect from Arkansas.

He says tho votes of counties amounting to several thousand were thrown out by the arbitrary not of Gov. Clayton to cheat him out of his rights. Tho General was a Union soldier, formerly of Illinois. IDE Core resolution declaring that the principal of tho bonds should bo paid in coin, which was referred to the Senate Committee on Finance, will, it is learned, lie there without action, some of the members not deeming it necessary to agitate a matter which they regard as in far futare. ECCLESIASTICAL hop Spalding, of Baltimore, has issued au order to the-diocese forbidding the indiscriminate attention to persons in churches to witness marriage ceremonies.

No one will attend except by card of invitation by the persons interested. This is deemed necessary on account of the levity and improper conduct of curiosity-seekers on recent occasions. AiT3 BCSKESS. A New York dispatch to the New Orleans Times of Thursday says Butler's finance speech excites some- ridicule in Wall street, but receives no serious attention as amounting to'any- thing practical. Politics, and general business are exceedingly dull.

TnE is said that the refusal of the Senate to permet Grant's inauguration ball to take place in tho capitol excites much, indignation among many radicals. The New York Evening Post says the late Mrs. Dickens was a highly educated and accomplished' woman. She was of blameless life, and a lady in manners and conversation. Her husband, Augustus Dickens, was a drunken and worthless creature, who made his wife's life miserable, 1 kept her in poverty and left: her Mrs.

Dickens was the daughter of a wealthy, merchant in London, who cast her off because she made a runaway match i a worthless brother of Charles Dickens. 1 Those who knew both persons in Chicago, have no donbt she was tho superior of her husband- in education, refinement and virtue. onr Evenlmr Edition ol yesterday. NEWS-NOTES. Chief Justice Chaso ia reported as saying, lately, that the country had heard the last of the Jefferson Davis case, as it was finally disposed of by tho President's Insi amnesty proclamation, lie hoped, however, that Mr.

Davis would spend tho rest of his days in England--which is a matter that docs not concern the Chief Justice, and upon which nobody cares for his opinion. No less than 89 homicides, 42 suicides and 94 infanticides will do pretty well for the moral city of Philadelphip. during the year 1808. Ono person in every sixteen in Massachusetts is a pauper, and fell on puljlic charity, such as it is in tlint region. The proportion of paupers in Paris is about the 23 per cent is the death rate of the Massachusetts poor and less than one por cent of the poor of Paris.

The Picayune chronicles the arrest in New Orleans of a negro Vioy from the country, hunting up his mistress. lie had learned that she was in need of help, and having made some money himself, ho was determined to give her assistance, saying, she always took good care of me, and she shall never want if I can help it." The New Orleans Picayune's Washington special writes that well-informed circles arc hopeless of the prudence of Grant's administration--that Sumner will certainly be his Secretary of State, and a New York merchant, probably Stcwnrt, his Secretary of tlie Treasury. We hope all this is a mistake. Tho Richmond Inquirer of the 9th, speaking of tho recent fight between negroes aud United States troops, in Princess Anne county, Virgiuin, says there are about five thousand negroes well-armed and drilled, many of whom served in the army and were allowed to retain their arms when discharged. They have organized a government among themselves, and bid defiauce to the authorities.

In some parts of Louisiana negroes are daily seen traveling about in search of the boss" who pays higher wages, or who gives his laborers a better chance to raise, corn, chickens, etc. Contracts are made at ten to fifteen dollars a month. A few planters liavc commenced work, but the greater.num- ber are still in need of hands. nnd crime continue to run riot over 'Mexico. Late private advices have.bcea received at Washington, representing the condition affairs in the Eepnblic as truly discouraging.

There is no respect for civil authorities and the military, is defied. The government is bankrupt, and iis President more powerless to correct abusus than ours.i It is. represented that the feeling in favor of-ail American protectorate with view to annexation to tho United States is gaining ground, and looked upon as the. only cure for'the evils'that afflict that Perhaps they had better be careful as to what they ask. They might only repeat the folly of the frogs in fables, who in their ignorance petitioned for a BIITAU, take the following items from the Bryan News-Letter, the'flth An extensive beef packery is Tvayin our city;" and a is repaired and the trains are now making their regular with Bryan is.

infested with more bandy women and of a lower class than any town of its size, we venture, in the 'United States. A Degro 4 another, before a justice's court' in this iorf the of possession, of a the lawyer the was fed with a mate:" Artificial eggs are the latest invention The man who lays them lives ia Troy, N. COTTON FACTORAGE, Etc. CANNON COTTON AND WOOL FACTORS No. 1D3 Strand, TeiM.

IBBRAIi cub advanced made on nil contftw menta of Cotton. Wool or other Prodnce for pale or shipment to any po'ut 8cp2B-OWAtwiv II). QIIIX, COTTON AND WOOL FACTOR AND GENERAL Commission JMercliniit, Ko. I Strand Oulyeston, Texas. rcreonal attention riven to all busincpi entrnat- cd to me.

Conslcnmanta solicited. decll-twSm J. I. BIHOTB A. 3.

WAULBK. I. S. SELLBdS It GHNKUAL COMMISSION AOT SITJPPrNt MEKCHANTS GalrcvtOB, ESPECTFULLY ask of Cotton Wool, HtrtcE nnd Produce Etcncittfy, Special Ettcntion will beljiven to tho elocution or oiflera for every description of mcrchandiae. BATTS Commission Merenn.nts, DSAirs umLDOfa, STHAXB, Galvcaton; Plantation snpp'Ies purchased.

Casn on Cotton In hand. W. X. M'ALTIN JAS. Galvcston.

Washington Co. Itlc.YLFIN A IIAI.DBIWUK, to T. M. Bieby A --AND-- Commiissjpii GHlreatoii, novl2 divGm BN.IW, H. J.

AHDBBSOH. con. Cotton and Wool Factors and Commission Merchants, ITendlcy Balldinp. 231 Strftnd, Galveston, Tema ILL pivc ncrsocal attention to the pslcol Cotton, Wool, Uideti, and to the pur- cli.i^c oT Merchandize. Liberal advance? made on Prodnce sent to ns for pale or shipment to other ports.

decS3 dwly NEW YORK ADFERT19EMESTS. Indictments for Treason. The following is a complete list, hitherto unpublished, ot the indictments for treason now on file in the iffice of the clerk of the United States Circuit Court for the District of Yir- Jefferson Davis, John C. Broekinridgo, 'udge Henry W. Thomas, er-Governor William Smith.

General Wade Hatnpton, Gen. Benjamm-Hugar, ex-Governor He'nry A. Wise, Gen. Samuel Cooper, Gen. G.

W. O. Lee, Gen. Robt. E.

Lee. Gen. W. II. F.

Secretary C. K. Alallory, Gen. Wm. ilahone, Gerj.

James Lee, William E. Taylor, Oscar T. Baiter, Geo. W. Alexander, Gen.

Eppa lunton, K. H. Booker, M. D. Corse, John i.

Gen. Hoger Prvor, Maj or D. Gen, Jnbal A. Early, Gen. Jicliard Ewell, Tlioicas P.

Turner, Wm. Eon. James A. Seddon, George Booker, "William H. Payne, Corneliua 3ayles, Richard S.

Andrews, William B. Chailea J. Faulkner', K. I. Dolapey, W.

N. McVeigh and IL. B. Tyler. Nolle proseqitis have been entered tho cases of Hon.

Thomas S. Bocock nd Judge Robert Paid. Welis has issued a report upon the Industry and Capital of nation, which contc.ins many interest- rjg iacta -and statistics. The Commissioner las carefully compared the wages of ng men and tlio prices of provisions before the war, with the wages paid and the price oi edibles at the present time. He conies the conc-lusioa that the i a is not as well off-now as-beforo the war.

Now, tlio average increase in the price of a barrel of wheaten flour throughout he manufacturing States has been, 1800 to July 1, 1808, in excess of 30 per while the increase in the wages of aborers and operatives generally, skilled and unskilled, during the same period, has averaged about 53 per cent. Measured, therefore, by the Hour standard, the man is-not as well off ia 1808 as he was in 1800, by at least 20 per or, to the casa differently, the warjes which in L8GO.purchased one and a half barrels of lour now for about one and a quarter barrels. TJEinii CIT'V. GJ5R3IAJT OPERA Friederic-i's German Opera Company arrived on the Matagorda this morning. As per engagement with tlie GreenwaH Brothers, will perform in Houston to-morrow night.

On Monday night next they.are to.give, their first performance at the Galveston Theatre. There are few cities of the size of Galveston, whose citizens have so high an appreciation of musical talent as have ours, and we predict for the grand German Opera troupe a brilliant success here. John T. Scott, aftor'a severe spell of sickness, died last night. Hia funeral will take place, this afternoon, at half-past f) o'clock, from his late residence, cornel of Fifteenth street and Avenue K.

POUT Anstin arrived from this morning, and leaves for this evening. Steamship Clinton, also from Indianola, left for New Orleans at 2 o'clock this af, ternoou. Steamship Matagorda came in from Brashear" City at 10 o'clock this morning, and left on her return at 12 o'clock Jr. Steamer Indian No. arrived this morning froin Trinity river with some 8-10 bales cotton; Steamer T.

M. Bagby arrived fromHbus ton this morning with a large number'of passengers' "and. a very good She leaves at the usual hour on her RECORDXii's youngsters, Bobert Sarjgster and Berr Barnes, Tfhose arrest we mentioned in this morning's issue, were committed to jail in'de- fault of ball, and their casa continued until fined $5 and costs' for disorderly cbndnct. John'Donftldson was fined $5 and costs for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. -As Mr.

Peabody his just-given half million of dollars to the poor ot London, we may DOW'expect to see some of our--New Tork millionaires stirred up to 'rtep. We have, in New York. 'richer men than Mr. That, BO donbt, ia true; but then yon hate So Pcabofys imoog them. HOOVER, CALIIOCN 302 Broadway, Neia Tork, ASD WHOLESALE DEAL- ETIS IS ALL DESCItirTIOXS OP SADDLERY, HARNESS, A Saddlery Hardware, Especially Adapted (o Texas Trndo, Solicit a continuation of the libcrnl patronar-e so Ion? bestowed upon them.

BUSINESS CARDS. M. KOPPEBIn Ctttn aaJ Wool Factor and I I A STRUTD, FBERAIi advances made on of Cotton. Wool, Tor Bale hero or for ehip- msnt to New Yorfc, Boston and foreign 1 porus. OCU7 ifiirlT SAM JD.

MAKliAN, 33 2C a a Cor. TrcmontandMarket Ste. Choicest Wines, Brandies and Whiskies, selected with ffreatcare. nnAM)fl or asoARB DC La La Sccpcion, La IMnidHd, Lii Dnlzra, Non F'laa Ultra Tiiraro, Guaranteed to Konnlnc llrst clasa Havana Lunch every any from 10 A. to 1 piiD37-dQm (Agent for B.

L. Mann ft Nc prlonne.) Dry Crten Hides, IVooi, furs, Tailor, Horns, Corner of Strandaml 20th streete. A prepared to pay IN CASH the highest ak. market price for the above articles ai my ware OTiBca in Galveatcn. decMd twAWUm A.

HcGUTRK. W. Zj. IIOI5.VKWS A A A AusTijf, TEXAS. Will practice in the Supreme, Federal and Dls- trict Courts at plncc.

J. P. KINDIfED, WITH T. A. UAnv, ommission Morolmnt, AND DEALER IN STAP1E GKOCEItlES, KOCTIIWICIC EL-LDIXO, No.

25 SO-iuiil, nnlvcftton. R.VXG£R COTTON AND WOOL FACTORS, ASK OEXCTIAL Commission Merclitints, Strand, CalTcnton. Dealers D03IESTIR A5D FOEKIfiY EXCIUSCE. dtw3m E. KTTCTIAal Wat.

TAYI.OR A. K. HACKETT, CT1A9. nODGETTS OZO. W.

KRTCQAX. E. KETCITA1W atASTTT-AcTrrRKRB or PLANISHED, JAPANNED, STAMPED AND Plain Tin-Wares, Honsc Famishing Qo and Tinned Sheet-Iron Ware, Dealers in Tinners 1 Tools and Hollow Ware, Plymouth Rivets; etc. Jnly4 339 Pearl Btr3ac -New YDrk. cfira ALFIttSD FACTOR RECEIVING FORWARDING Comxnissioa Merchant, Strand Calvcuton, Texan.

octlfi twnra ANDRTJS BROTHERS, (Successors J. 4 W. LYALL,) Nos. 5o, 57, 50 Gl HUDSON STREET. WCTV 1'orlc nty, (American Kxpress BuCding.) M.UiUFACTUKEna OF TIIE CELEBRATED A A 1 I Boys' Wliite NEGLIGEE AND WOOLEN UNDERSHIRTS AND A FOIl THE THADE.

dccia-twlrrn P. It. IIBJf.TOSST 3f. r. nENNESSY.

P. II. UEMESSY A A ADD DEALERS IS i vr.n, TINTfEHS WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, nso HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, 62 Strand, CCU GALTESTON, TEXAS. dtwGtn MEDICAL. vHELMBOLD'S, GENUINE-: PREPARATION LAWYERS' CARDS.

ItOBF. C. STIIEBT, i-iicy- nurt Counselor OQico-- Armetron" r.nildiQK, STPIAXD TEXAS HIGHLY CEXTJBATED CaaponaJ Fluid Extract, jtuclin, A positive and specific remedy for diseases the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, "Swellings. Tbiajnedicino hicrcvpca tic power of dieeation and excites the absorbents Into hcallhyactfon, by which lliowntcr'or d'nTiofiil'lona aucl ail aa well palii and InJlummatlon, nnd la tiiki'n Ijy CHILDREN. FJLINT, Attorneys tit-Law and Agents.

FJLIINT CriAltniKKI.I.V, 3 3 i 3 3 dccfi dly NEW TORK ADVERTISEMENTS. G. IIKAI.V, Successor to Grashoi" HeAlyJ IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE D2ALB3 Foreign and Domestic Hardware, Cutlery, Qnne, 19 Piatt street-New Tork; jnly4 ditwfim KOXICJE. have removed oar ofllco to No. 173 TvlAKHET STBEST, up ttni's.

tt illUi A HILL. If. 3d. A r. MOIT KALLINCEII, JACK IffiOTX, ATTOKBETS AffB COUNSELLORS AT UW, No.

129 Poatnffice Street. novI-Wtwtl GALV5STOK TEXAS. EXTRACT BTJCHU. Prom weakness arising From excesses, bablte oJ dissipation, early aitended. with the foUowinii-flyinptonia exertion.

Loen of-powcr, DlfUrnlty of of memory, Weak nerves. Trembling, Horror of Dipeasca, Wakefnlneaa, Dtrnneflp ot vision, Pain In the hack, Ilot binds, Piuehinir of the iKxly, Eruptions of the face, Hryneiw of Uie akin, Universal laaBilucleol tbc. Pallid countenance. mnscnlar system, Thcsa symptoms. If allowed to on, which I this miidicicc invariably remoTCS, eoon follows ImpotcBcy, Fatuity, Epileptic Fits, In one of which the patient may eipirc.

Who can pay (hey arc followed by those "direful dkcaaea," Insanity acd CoimtimpUoii. Many fire awirc of the of their i but none will confess. THE RECORDS OF ASTLUMS, And the melancholy deaths hy conpnmpllon, ample witness to the truth oi the netiortioa. The constitution, once affcctM with JWO. HOGERS DEALERS IN Ko.

123 Strand GfllyeBtoD Toias. jan4-d(im WHITER TYPE FOUNDRY (EatabHahcd ISltj) 63 and 03 Ucckman. Yonm. riltns old ectabllahodconcenLhsB constantly On i hand, and la prepared to fill at short notice, crs for BOOK) NEWSPAPER AND FAMC? T7PE I FURNITURE OF 1 AL' KINDS, HAND JOB AND JOE POWZK Job Offices fnriiJBhed SatimaLc or tho cost or offices of yarioas sizes frii nlshcd ou. application.

TATtMlZR LITTLT5 A oct3-dly Proprietors. Hoys' 1 B. X. AVALSHK, Youths 9 Boys' Children's Clothing AN'D Hens' Fnrnislilng Goods Importer, No. 110 Canal Street, FTew Orleans.

solicited and cnrrfnlly anfl promptTy flllcj, C. O. IX SLoncy reriirtk-d when nut aatisfuctory. dec31-dtw(jni TEXAS--INTERIOR. D.

T. IBlaBTIART J. LZOHA3U3 T. IG LEU All Receiving, ForwajdiDjy, and General Com- miaeion Merchants, Brran, Texan. Liberal cash adToncca made on consignments for jjale Onr 5s ettnatcd eomo distance from tho crowded, part of.town, thereforE it la almo-t equal to inaarancc in case of lire.

W.L. BJIADLET, T. HOODT, IUOODV, Hit AD LEY A A Por the sale of COTTON, WOOL AND HIDES, IT! Strand, Galveston. Personal attention tfvcn to fllHnK orders for Merchandise and ItcceVvimj and IT, A. 1'ITTS, JiS.

LA3TB. PITTS LANE, RECEIVTNG, FORWARDINO AM) GENERAL COMinsSION MERCIIANTS, Front rndlanoln, RBrtiiiEircss--Bremond A nancock Jb Austin: Oakefl A McNetily. RoEcnfleld Jb Son, Col. R.H. Lane, Columbus Gen.

n. E. MciM- loch, Segpln Houston: Capt. Ktephcn Crosby, Major 31. H.

Royston, Gatves- ton (Jen. Wash. Jones, Bastrop; John'Tony, Gen. Phlfer, New Brannfels Col. Q.

Sweet San Antonio, mar27 J. I. COMMISSION. MBRCUAin 1 (Mew Brick Building, aajoinlEs Washington Hotel Iflcchanlc Street, The most liberal caeh advances on, all Merchandise eft for sale. sale days, MONDAYS, FRTPATR.

mftT93-tf O. R. LOCAL AGENT OP TtCE Equitable Life Assuraucc Society OF THE ITHTnET) STATES. OfBcc, 1 8 Stt'and. Having accepted the or Ihe ahore rc-M- able Company, I pleased to receive thepn- trouflgc ofniy Active eiicrBetlc pull- ciiora wauted.

Apply at my ofllco. Jan3-d1in Rcquircfl tho aid of medicine to Ptrenqthcn and thcsysLeni, tvblcb EXTRACT INVARIABLY DOES. A trial will convince the moflt sceptical. In many affections pccnllflT to icmnlcs, The Ia nneqaalcd by any other remedy ae in cbloroej a or retention, Irroprumrtty, painlnlneas or suppression orcUHtoraary cvacnattonp, ulcerated orechir- nis atiiti! of the at.criHty, and for ail com- piaintu incident lo the aux. whether from Indiacrction, hiiblia ot divination, or in thu Decline or Chaiure in Life.

See Byniptoma above.) JV33 AXIL7 SHOULD SB WITHOUT 1TI. J. E. SON, A A A li. i ff, LAWYER, Victorln, JTOIIIV IJ.

A. JONES, ATTOIIN15YS AT LAW. OALVS8TON, TEIA8. OKcc nert door west of Bnldingrr'B brick gtore. af.y3p.twl JiB B.

JNO. N- IIEKllKllifON, PXSKfilV fc JllCMtKK.SOrV, A tit tatv, IJrynn, Hrnzoa TOMP, Spocinl attention c-ven to the collection nl 1 HcralttJinuL's mm5e promjuJy. JifUT to J. n. LUtletlcid A i Unrxl7.i, Jnpurancc Co Houston Jno cr? A.

Pinililiii, Jtott J. B. Huod Ktiv Or- Icanp, T.a. BCHT19 A FKKnr.II, IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OY Crockery, China art Glass Ware, No. 19 Brdar Street; Two faloio the Astor Souse, NSW YORK.

X. M'O. flTBTSOIf P.m. BTBTBON HOTJSK, a (Opposite City Hall Park.) CflAS. A.

STETSON'S EONS A A A I Have on band, or mate to order, on moor notice, HSlf 8 AKI BOOK FS11TTIKB Ofalieixca and quaUtiea. Cash paid iorRaca, ROTMJ Cutting, and other Paper Stock: Ofllcea ind Wurehoapcft--No. 27 North Sixth eti-ect, Philadelphia, No. Williams Btteet, New York- PCD12 dtwly n. o.

CLAJUIE wfc. o. MERCHANTS' HOTEL. 37, 39 41Conrtlnndt nlrc York, GLARES SCHENCK, cct i3 PKOFJUSTORS. flft EAGLE STOVE WORKS, B.

T. BiTWTO Qftlveeton. 7. TuORiua Columbia. TTOlillES, Successors oT bsuaale Doutug in I I AST) Y3 Painte, OHe, Vumi old aland, corner 01 Garden Beetle ktt nnd 2nd ntnieLB OR.

GH.KKN VtLliK 8URQBON" AND JPHVSICIAH, Galveaton. oppoaite Post Office, or. 2Dlh Btreet. Persons will Icuvc oraere at my office. etead of at tliedrun Btorca.

OJUce hours 9 to 10 A. a. and 4 to 5 r. N. L.

1). COU. CITUHCTT ST.) GALYJESTOK miS Take no raorc 'balsim. mercnry, of unp'casJint medfcinc for nnolcasant an'd diuii? croud discacea HEMBOLD'S EXTUACX AND IMPROVED ROSE WASH, Cures these diseases all their at iiUle little or no. cbaiiuJn dlcr, iio inconyen- iencc ana nocxpostiro.

It frequent dii- slro and civea strength to'nrinato, there by remov obstructJona, preventing and curirg strictures of the utetha, allaying DHfn imcl inllamtnntlon, so frequent in this class ol diseases, and expulling nil poisonous, diseased and worn out matter. s. DAVIS. LK A I r. COMMISSION BIEHCnANTS WHOLESALE GllUOERS Stniud, Onlveeton, Between 22d anil Str-c ONSIGNMENTS of Cotton, Wool, anrtoth -onntiy Proaucc pf.Jicitui!.

iiclvauccr; made on uhlpmc'-its to New York, iroMda and cotcpictu btoclc of Stupid tiij Fancy b'rcccvlcn nn haiitl, to which the at tt)ntion oi dealers IB rc. pecUii.iy rcqncirttyl Ju'yl't dJt wly PKESS. TniJ ANKTJAL ET.IiiCTJON OP OFFJ- Use Hclmbours Extract Bucltu Pot all affections and 'disease? of the urinary organs, whether cjdettng In Male or Female, from whatever cause orielnatinjr, and no. matter ol' how long Kt-iiidins. Diseases or Lhcao ornana.

rttjulrc aid of a dlurctJC' EXTRACT Ia the julnref ic, -Is certain 1 to hare the desired effect In all dls- lor; whlcb. it la recommended. Evidence of the moat responsiWi; and reliable cajvmctcr will scfiolnpany tie medibine: for thiuOuiu'iiaj-y rhe original u.u of Director? were re-vki-ml, via J. O. MASSTB, T.

II. MeMAI1 I As J. WARD, T. V. A MUCKLB, W.

3. 12ADBN, J. C. MASSTR T'-cPid'ont W. SecVaiidTnuiPMrer S.n.GILMAN,.'.

Bun This compnny irns In YsQii for the purpose oT rccfticliiff press cTianrcH cotton nud Immediat-lj- rcduct-U thu niic-s to lua hanone-bnlfof the prices churij'ui, in nil nthe preasces at Ulut i)roving- itseil' to be what, it name inriicatcs--ibu Planter's Preys'---'-th total amount euvcd to the-OOiton PJaniuru oTTcx as by this reduction of charges on the two latj iMiinpr fii'Iy three hundred thout-anti nol'iir:) rmtii jtny iiiil'iflsUm to Uii; istoukholdurs, bu crops threu hundrod Bt.Oie Fiime lime, ilnj bn pay hinul to the Stouklmldurs, bei-idca itayitm heavy loy-c- by tJicdreat storm nnrlarcidente to Icavtiu.a.rumirvc L'uad tor mftv-'inprovumiinvs. The most powerful Comproea L-ver bnill-is -making by Hiiam Clone, ofthiddty, fur ihlp company, and cnch oilier nn; bufn made as will ru-ndcr tbls 1'n-ss moat doflrab' In Galve-ton rur ail Factors and wh wish, their cnttou hncdkd, etorod ana ehhmc wit-h the maximum of expedition und SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. Pass i i a Paas COLOHKA JOTMBS, B. P. ClTBBT, Norfolk, Wiahlngton Tex TV.

C. JOYNKS ft Auction General CommlBsio'n Merchants, fPoatoflco Building,) OonBienmenta iQllcitnd- and cash advar.cea maae on thc.same. RcirulM-Dallyund Night Sates thronch the sea- con; W. Ci JOTNES; Auctioneer. febl8 Directed by the Christian Brothers.

FfTHTS hae one of the most bcantirnl JL location? in the South, bcinji sitnatcd on the lube shore, nObidinutiil facilities Tor scahanhlng, and only a. Tew honre distant from New Orleans, Steamers run dailj to the Pass. The Biudlcs embrace tnnpht In ihc' Colleger of'the country, imposed -under, thu Collegiate, Commercial and Depart- muntB. The Academic year commences' on the 'flrst MONDAY in October and ends At tho close ot July, 'JTenna InraTlably tn Advaccc. Board, Waehir.Ef, Doctor's fee, flvc months, 1TJ5.

Intrance fee (naid once 10. Vacationat Collefre use of InatrnnieniB-; and extra charges. A. deposit of $25 la for incidental expenses; what Is nnexpendud, retained. For porticniars, apply at the office of thla paper, wherea- prospectus may be had.

Thoee wieliinc- to apply direct to the CoUcgc caa addrcps Brother Jaaiah, taais Christian, MW Stndents arrivlnfj'at- New Orlcana cnn call at St. Mary's Academy. Povoiarre Btreet, where they receive all neceesaarj uistrnclianfl nnd care. angS dtf A A c. a.

atABSTOx. z. L. ITIAIE5TON 50 I-f Street UEAIaEKS IN A S1DDLERY niRDWARfl, SADDLERS' CAIiBIAG-E MAKERS' TOOLS AND-TrUMlilKOS. 8J1DDI.KRV AITD' BAItlTESS Made" and Rc'polrccl to Order.

PhyeicianB, pienae notice, I mate no sccrc HEtMBOLD'S T3XTKACT BT7CHU, Ia composed ol Bnchn, Caljubs and Jar.lpcr Berries, eelcctcd Witt) care. PIUCPAKED Dt YACDO, Bv H. T. Helmbold, Eractical.andJAnalytlol and Bole fjicturer or. nelmljol(l's Genuine Preparation.

'AFFIDAVIT. Pcrsonftllynppcared Iwfore me, (in Alderman of the city of PhUfldelphin, U. HelmholJ, who, being duly aworn, doth any his. preparations contain no narcotic, no mercury' or 'Injurious 'drupa, but are purely veyctablCi. II.

EELMBOLU Sworn.and BubHCribed to before me, this 33d Alderman, hacc, 1'hik FOR BEST-FOR SALE. BEPIT OR LEASH- i A Store Boom and two 30tn oppoelte Fonofllce. Applj to FOR SALE. mo AlilltVE KROltKOCKLAJii), brig M. 0.

Hrukell, soiled Dec. 1803, Beit 04L -AND LBMBEM. CO.VJL! mid fiujHsh Ualo. Also--First rjnality Ilea Aph, nud BUivo Coal furnished, by the- barrel, ton, or huudrodtocE, OB required, at moderate FamlllcB wipliinj: a pood article of free burning Uoul for cooking jmri)oBue or purlor do well to gtvo our Ked C-'oal trial. Jt mulcts bctlittleaHlies and no emoke.

All Coal sold by- us is welijlied on our Bunks, Ulumore fc.Co.'B standard ecfliCE, and weight irnaranUied. NORTON, tAXTON octaadly Our. Hni and Mechanic pt. Delivered any. oddreaa, securely' i A'ddn-sa all letters to and Cfaemleal BnoADTfAT, NEW YORK.

O. Medickl Depot, ii' PHTLA. 1O4 0 Coanterleiti dcmlere, who endcfTof to dJapbse "cf'tLttr own' 1 tod'bther article! on'the repaUtion--' 694 miljn PENSACOCA COW of Yellow.Fine. -Car- ROCS fflrnlsucd nt short notice; Iwtli and cl cnlar Address J. J.

JtAGUlKB, Snperintcndcnt, OH LEANS. OTAnGAKETS STBAW' BAKERY 7O' -Lcvoe Struct, New Orlcaimi jmESlT' NAVY, PILOT AND li-UBNCIl JL BRBAD, and all-descriptione of Cincl; marie daily. All pnods shipped lr-e ofdraynL-t: jnih-aT-dtHy A. BJiOCSSEAH IMPOKTBliS. CilAJirniiB NEW OHLEANS.

Offor'for pale nt low prices CAIU'ETJNO-- KrgMii aixl AmorlciiD.orall kinds. FLOUK FU riKITtfll ink! Kliamiilea Oil Clolhu. HDROTH BROTHERS, ICO 111 BKRKMAN STREET, 'M A A RS COTTON PLANT COOKING- STOVE, i i TJs'o. Also, follcmit- Slotes, SUITABLE FOR THE TEXAS GKAY JACKS)', MAGNOLIA, MIAMUOCK, 1)KLTA. Lists an3 Illurtiiited CitilloflilcH Inr- clahcd on aiiplicflilon.

M-p4 lIACOKf Ho. 138 Pearl Btreet, NEW YORK. liRAUT J. RABDNEB i franhlln street, BOSTON. --BT70CEC8OBE TO-- 1 ir it 'U ii, o'n.

Oommission Merchants PortboBalBOf Catton Other Southern Protects, AVING amplo mcana' lor Adrancoi, ft ness acquaintance or hnmtj-lrc with Nortb- em-SplnllcrB, tnd confining theowelTea eDlctly ccnanssiou mrsraKss, on own rciipecihtllT solicit rnenta. oet37dlv I A Tjliliiiinil IlliDu C'orcn. CRirMMCLUTlIS, Imgnfl Ijlmm nnd Fdt.TM Wor-tcJ, Uamapk. ot c. CuVKlaNrt--Llncn nnd Calton Stripes, tiL mail K.

G. TTB'ASTON, THOMAf TAHOHH17. tocfN. O. Late of Turclrew E.

WHAHTrCN SAVERY'S SONS, Maunfcetnrers and WldesKlc Dulcn PLLOW wnuEjmm, Have on haiiil a Btocli cr AlKDIUK uid I1EAV1' JIOLLOW WAUE. FAJ4M- ERS 1 BOILERS, CALDROTfS, BUQARPANS, rujd ercat variety cf KOodt 111 thoir for tbc SOUTHERN- MARKET. Office and D7 Hcrknnn PTciv H. B. Bi A Office: McicbantH' Jvxchangc." Boome', 3d Floor, Common HL, Bet.

Cauipaiidyt.ilharl FlitMerlnr; 6. II. JOEDAN, rrcar-Cor. Hcchanic and Wtb tjls, GoUntou, Dec, II, Sold l-T DrnairJkU Afk, for Cpluiboid 1 no other. rVone aro'Ocu'iifue'imlcM dono Op'in raved with.

fac-Blmlle oi mjr Hl u)d Klpued, i T. HfiIJtBOLD. -AntlioTlzed Agents for drer 3ftj Paporn nnd rlodlcals In Uie Honth, Southwc-tt. VottL Nortb, Drcnt Britain, the Wcet Indict, Mexico, Central aBd'bQBth America. Refer to tbe Citv aor J.JVBHV SXAKr.K rTlDESTAJJIJ: AND ncctcil with It, on Trumont Street, near the KplB.

copal.Chnrch.canuenadlow. Appljto SA.M.3IAAS. Uccl'-dlT can Uie Mlcntlon ol tbe public and oqwcl ally mcrenantj, that oar urljffor Frdctit and TSMeSgf JIATO been ledncctl abont Uilrtr. thiw per r-onl. loatc IlarrlBbnrs en IfOKDAYS, TODintSDAYS'and FHIDAT8 10:30 A.

W.joeontncirtrral.'oriheB. H. U. IL tndn, making crnnectlun BUfM. for 'Austin uidSftn Aiilonlo.

Trains leave Culombos oa alternate days at 1 A. M.i making connections wttn G. 11. Jt II. It anil KoaUi for Galvceton.

tnUnT; will be ran on'recelpt of orir new Stocf D..