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A SIGN.

The Pennsyipanian of June 3 (Opp) contains the
foowin paragraph
Coz. BENToS-The friends Of Col Benton for
President meet this evening in Spring Garden, TO
form Association.
Colonel Benton the first great ogitator Of the
question who shall be next President, having mo-
minated MIR Van Buren, Immediately on hearing the
result of the late election. The Colonel is high autho
rily in such matters. Let the ball roll on.
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DOARDING.-Th large house lately known
ID "Polk's House, on Pennsylvania avenue, in
tho neighborhood ofthe Capitol the railroad depot,
and the principal hotels, has Just been taken and new
~ furnished by Miss s. c. POLK, who will be happy
to supply with board and lodging members Of Con-
gress and others vs ing Washington, and such also
a desire more permanent quarters.
NAV 2S-3wif
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FOR THE MADIsoNlAN

FOR THE MADIsoNiAN.
WHAT is LlFE4
II is a swiftly flowing stream
1t is waking daylight dream,
tits a meteors vivid glare,
A bubble bursting in the air;
|, is tho sunbeam's transient ray
On changing April day;
II is the spendlhrin of our breath
1t is the road which leads to death
Such is Life.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-05

ETThs following tickle, will be supported by many
voters Of the 81 Ward:
For Common Council.
JoHS G. HAaKsEss,
M LARsER,
JosEPH BRYAN.
At an Adjourned Meeting Of the Voters Of the Sc
cond Ward, held, pursuant 10 notice, al the Room Of
the Washington Lyceum (Buckinghams) on Thurs
day evening, the Sd instant, II was, on motion,
Resoirsd, That the names Of the following gente-
men be presented the voters Of the Ward as SUIT
able candidates to represent them in the City Coun-
CHS
For the Board Of Aldermen
JOHN Wilson, for two years from date OF election.
WILLIAM ORME to fill vacancy accustomed by TO
signation of w. Kirkwood, Esq.
For Common Council.
LEWIS JOHNSON
JAS. +. HALLIDAY,
WILLIAM RADCLIFFE.
JOHN sEssFoRD, Chairman.
8. A. ELLIOT, Secretary.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-05

There has been States Rights" meeting at
Charleston, s. G. Il expressed its opposition TO the
dstribution-to National Bank-to tariff-and its
appreciation of the Subtreasury, and the Of
Mr. Calhoun. That gentleman made a speech in
which he represented that are in momcnous
CRISIS" and that the " final struggle" had come
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-05

The Reading (Pa.) Democratic press thinks it
time for its party to be moving in behaof Thomas H.
Benton a candidate for the Presidency in 1874
The odd Dominion" L. F., also dominates Capt.
Partridge, of VT
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CHEAP LAW BOOKS,-The Law Library for
~ May contains the continuation of" Roper on tho
Law OF Husband and Wife" individuals wishing TO
subscribe To this valuable and cheap Periodical will
please apply TO F. TAYLOR, Bookseller
The Law Library is published in large monthly
numbers, octave size, for ten dollars per snnum, re-
printing and valuable Law Books at one tenth tho
price which they he procured in any other way
the twelve numbers for the year containing an amount
OF Law Books which in their usual form would cost
the purchaser seventy or eighty dollars, with the FAR
tber advantage OF being transmitted by mail at the
small postage which is charged on Periodicals.
Il will be mxilcd regularly, strongly sn'elopedt TO
any post Office in the United States
Also the Boston Junst, published every mon.hs
for 5 dollars per snnum. mC@'
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-05

The Charleston Patriot, recently Van Buren, pa
per- and edited by gentleman of conceded merit as
political economist is advocating the proposed dsribu
ton of the proceeds of the public lands.
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Hon. William Cost Johnson, now member Of the
lower House of Congress, was, on Thursday last,
nominated BY the Republican Convention at Balti-
more, the Republican candidate for the guberna-
toral chair Of Maryland.
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TAYLOR.

DURNAP'S Lectures the sphere and duties Of
ID Woman; on the education OF Woman the Mo-
raj uses of Poetry; the Moral Constitution OF MAN.
Progress and Prospects Of Society vol, just pub
lished, and this day received for sale, by
June g. +. Taylor.
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OFFICIAL.
JOHN TYLER,
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

TO ALL WHOM MAY CONCERN
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to me
that DUNCAN RoBERrsos, OF Norfolk, has been APP
pointed Vice Consul Of Sweden and Norway, for the
State Of Virginia, do hereby recognise him SUCH
and declare him free to exercise and enjoy such func
tons, powers, and privileges, allowed TO TIE
Vice Consus Of the most favored nations in the Unit
ed States.
In testimony whereof have caused these letters 10
be made patent and the seal of the United States TO
be hereunto afii red
Given under my hand at the city Of Washington,
the Sd day Of June, A. d. lS4l, and OF the
IL. 81 Independence of the United States Of Anne
RIGA the sixty fifth.
JOHN TYLER.
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WHAT is DEATH1

WHAT is DEATH1
II is the Christians welcome guest,
tits The weary pilgrims rest,
1t is the end Of worldly care,
Ii is what mortals all must share,
I, is our sure and certain doom,
II benrs us 10 and from ourhomc,
To realms of bliss and endless day
II carries saints far far, away
II is the end ofcarthly strife,
1t is the road that leads to life.
And such is Death
4 ARLINGTON, 1910. n. Mel.
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CORRECTION. Board Of Naval Surgeons, men,
toned in last, convened in Philadelphia, and not
in this city, as enormously stated.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-05

ALABAMA ELEcrIoN-The Montgomery Advertiser
gives the results in twenty counties in the aggre
gate Of which, the Opposition majority is I074-
There is no doubt Of the election Of the entire Oppo
silion ticket.
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NATIVE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
s-r A meeting Of The Association will he held his
epeninp June s. ls4I at the Old Theatre, Louisiana
Avenue, at 7 i-2 O'Clock.
Several Addresses may be expected
By order Of the President.
JOS. ETTER, Secretary.
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Dffn.

On Saturday the 23d ult. at the residence of her
husband in Evansville Ohio. Mrs. ISABELLA HAYS,
daughter ofihe late George Phillips formerly editor
of the Carlisle (Pa.) Herald.
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The MEssAoE.-The Richmond Wing says !" i,
the high expectations Of friends and blighs the
hopes of enemies"
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Rochester paper printed by water power derived
from the Genesee river. Probably the only instance
of press propelled by water in the world
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-05

The New York Standard a. F. says The Mes
sage is well written, and Mr. Tyler appears dctermin-
ed to be President II is n document which does him
more credit than anticipated
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-05

A duel was TO be fought near Springfield, Illinois
a few days sgo. Neither Of the principals appeared
but only the two seconds, who foolishly fought and
one Of them, named Shaw, was killed. The other
fed
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-05
THE TREASURY REPORT.

The fog which has for so many years rested
upon the Treasury Department, chilling and OBJ
securing its faculties and its figures, has at length
disappeared and the sun shines upon scene of
rottenness and ruin. All mystery and doubt
have fled before the magical wand of Mr..
EwINo, and the suspicious long entertained, the
charges often preferred, are now realizedto the
fullest extent. We congratulate the country
that there is at last, and at least lucid interval,
and at this moment Of its existence we direct
the attention Of our readers TO the truly amen-
table condition Of the National Finances. The
exposure will at once excite surprise and indig-
nation, while il will unite, we trust, every pa
triot in serious and resolute effort to repair the
evils brought about either by imbecility knave-
ry. During the four years of Mr.. Van Buren's
administration. it appears, the expenses exceed
ed the current revenues by more than THIRTY
MILLIONS OF DoLLARs while the balances Of
outstanding appropriations on the 4th of March
last, including Treasury notes, also exceeded
THIRTY HREE MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-05

The Germ, Lieut.. Hunters experimental steam
vessel has arrived at the Navy Yard in 80 hours,
from Norfolk-about equal TO nine miles the hour
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6,oOO,94l
.6,Os7,274
Unprovided for
Add Treasury notes

Debt and deficit to be provided for $l2,Oss,2I5
Sum actually required from the LIST of
June, to 3lst of August : lll5I SOB
Ways and means in the power of the
Treasury, ..- 5255943
Deficit of next three months, IS 1876, 749
The report needs no elucidaton. 1t is clear
and perspicuous. Our comments may only
serve to obscure it. The Secretary is explicit
in regard TO the necessities of the Treasury, and
the remedies that ought to be provided. He is
opposed 10 temporary expedients. He recon-
mends duty Of 90 per cent. ad valorem on for
eign articles now imported free, and on articles
now bearing duty less than 90 per cent. This
would give in the last quarter of this year re-
venue of $5,30O,0O0, and in the year 1912,
from customs, S22, 100000. He urges Repeal
of the sub Treasury, and recommends the fund
ing of the National Debt incurred and left by
the late administration. For present emergen-
cies he recommends loan having eight years TO
run. As to fiscal agent" he thinks a United
States Bank the best, according TO the expert
ence Of the Department, and urges it with force
and clearness. The whole document, both in
respect TO its policy, and its composition, is high
ly creditabe to the honorable author
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-05

TINE SUBSCRIBER returns his sincere thanks to
i Members of Congress and the Public generally
for the liberal patronage he has heretofore received,
and respectfully informs them that he has taken much
pains in procuring fine Wines and Brandies, and
would he happy to them at unusually low prices,
at No. Pennsylvania avenue
NAV 2S-3t EDW. SIMMS.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-05

Madison, one Of the st. Louis burglars, &c. has
been found guilty Of murder in the first degree.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-05

DANCROFT's HISTORY OF THE COLO
ID NIZATION of the United States BY George
Jus, published and this day received, for sale by
NAV i6 F. TAYLOR.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-05

Hon Bates Cook, late Comptroller of the State Of
New York, is dead.
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CORCORAN & RIGGS will purchase or collect
~ drafts any part Of the Union.
Drafts Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York. and
Boston, always for sale
State, City, Bank, and other Stocks, bought and
sold to order. June l-tf
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-05

The Presidents Message reached New York IN
nine hours and a half
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In THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET THERE
BE usirY-Is SoN-EssEsTIALs, LIBERTY; AND ALL
THINGS cHARirY,-Augusfin.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-05

CAPITOL HILL SUMNER DANCING
" ACADEMY MIR. +. C. Liable has the hon
or TO inform the ladies and gentlemen on Capitol HUI
and the Navy Yard, that his Dancing Academy will
open on Monday. the 7th June, at 5o'clock, m. at
the Fire Engine House. Parents wishing their chill.
dren receive this accomplishment will please to call
at the above place. Days Of tuition, Monday, W ed
nesday and Friday, from to half past o'clock. The
course To consist OF twenty -four lessons.
June Al
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TURRENCY AND FINANCE, COMMERCE.,
\ lISTnRX POI lfrIl, A l..

IURRENCY AND FINANCE, COMMERCE.,
~ POLITICAL HISTORY, POLITICAL
EI ONOMY, &c.-Tookr's History Of Prices up TO
1889; vols. London 1910. McCulochs Commei-
cial Dictionary Ogdrn's American Tarf, for 1871
and 1912 Eisden's Industry of Nations, 2 vols
London, 1870 Macpherson. Annals oil Commerce,
A OILS London. Won Humboldt on the Suppii.s OF
Gold with reference To the problems OF Political Eco
Monty pamphlets London, 1899. The Philosophy OF
J"inl tick Banking, by G. W. Bel; London, 1910
Por,crs Progress Of the Nation, (Brtsa,) in view OF
It's production, interchange, revenue expenditure &C.
Mu-heu on the Currency; London. Catechlsm OF
Fore GU Ex, hange and the effects Of an aba-emen OF
bullion by John Taylor; London. Legislative and
Documentary Hist. ~ of the Bank OF tue U. Siaies
and Of the original Bank of North America, vol =
giving the entire proceedings, debates and resolutions
of Congress upon the various bills and PROF c,s for
national bank since the formation Of the Government
Adam Smiths Wealth OF Nations-edted by M.Cul-
Lch. MontesquIeu's Spirit Of Laws, (in Engiish,)
vols. scarce-and many others.
- The abo, e only few mentioned out OF +.
Taylor collection of works on the various branches
Of political science which will be iouad, on examina-
tion to be much full and pletc than can be
found esew here in the United States. further sup
ply is looked for from London by early packet. =
Book, stationery, and periodicals. imported regularly
from London and Paris. For sale by
June S, ls4l. +. TAYLOR.
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IN SENATE,
FRIDAY, June 4.


The Senate was called to order at ~ o'clock.
Mr.. SEWER, on his request, was excused from
serving on the Committee on Private Land Claims
He asked for the substitution of his colleague, Mr.
Fulton, in his place.
Mr.. CLAY, from the Committee on Finance, re-
ported bill repeating the Sub-treasury law. Bill read
first time and ordered to be printed
Mr.. CLAY asked that il be read second time now.
Mr. Wright objected. 1t was, after some brief expla-
nations between Messrs. Clay, Wright, and Calhoun,
by general consent made the special order Of The day
for ttreire o'clock on Monday merit.
- ,lI,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-05

The balance in the Treasury Jan. |,
1871, was
The Receipts in 1910 amounted to
The expenditures same year were
Balance remaining Jan, lS4l
Receipts from LIST Jan, to 18th of March,
Expenditures same time,
Balance in Treasury, 4th Of March,
Ofthe outstanding appropriations, there
will be required for the current year s
The actual and estimated means TO meet
this
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-05

By the President:
DANIEL WEBSTER, Secretary ofState.
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June s. 1871.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-30
CONDITIONS DE LIZ GAZETTE.

On ne recevra pas dc sorscriptfon porr
moins dune aimee. LIE prix de fabonneneHt
est de sic piastres PR amaze, don't tfois au
commencement du deruicr sGrnes're. Ita
personnes qii par me raiscn queiccngue, y
geraient convertible de discontinue leu- ahcr-
nement, deeront en- dcnner avis ualt Ia IN
de Fannte; an cas- contraire, elles seront coII-
sid6r&es CONNIE le re1ougeilaHt. 81
Les Avis Sc p~aiezont della mani2re sniyante.
SAVIOR: Les avs qGi n'exccderp6t PAS douze
iignes, Oh qui serout molndres, So paieTcH'
vsE PlAsTRE ptr la premiere inferton, E
50 CENTS pour chaqae repetition; les az
plus longs suiyant Ia meme reggie.
TONI Agis, d MONS oa'on ne I'crdonre av-
trement- sera public en&Franeais ct et, 81
glais, Of pave sur chacane dea deuz lans -r7
jusqu'a &c fu'i set retfrc.
Pour tons les asertssaners s~h;ciels,
officers ea seroat perseErs.letnent ses.e,>
sables, ct s'as refussient den rfeaoEe ia res
ronsibi};tt, dc tels avis nc sera,ent Fuk24ss
qu'aasant cue lie paienaen, en se-ait asarrel*
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-30
Acafaragafe eSrs asesnDfsesEcs
DE Baton Rouge dir1gfe par
W. r.. IL I'm As.. ERngtssEs.

La quiIzi95me session de cette Academic a
commence lie 4 Janvier 1871. Malgre qu'il
soit dc pint&ra. des cloves d'entrer au COM
rnenceineut De Ia session, les parents penvent
en- tout tens arnener leurs etfans, lie prix de
Ia pension ne compile que du jour de pentrte
de Ptlave.
Rem ne sera ntgligt nj tpargna pour Pin
s~trnction des elsyes, les meiiIeurs auteurs
seront mis- d leur pertee. -a
LIE prix de Ia pension ct de l'enseigrement
est fixa a $500 par an, payable par quarter
d'avanee. lie blancbissage Sc payera a part.
Lorsqne lie peasionnat four,ie des rs on pay
era j. part 81 par mois. LII musiquc sera pay
&c $50 par quarter Pusage des instruments
/ piastre par rnois. Lie Francois $40 par
quarter. ii ne sera fait aucune deduction
pour lie tens perdu par Peleve excepte dams
les cas- de maiadie grave. lie COLTS des ttt.des
co1npreadra toufes les branches dune Gduca-
ton Anglaise. Les arts dagrement, teia que
lie Desslnsia Masique, Ia peinture, les Ougra-
yes en- Gre, ct eeu1 a f'Aiguille sero8t enseig.
mes avee soin aux dleges qui les daslreront; les
langues t,stine e Greeque seront easeigntes
i part au .prix de cinq piassres par quarter
pour chade langue.
Is mars,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-30

T.e gonverncnn,ent anglais scmbie ayoir
sGrisslsement l'intention de fairc l'acquisi-
lion de- Ia California. LIE Times dc New
York Il public une lettfe dun an:ricain
ttabli dams 10 pays, dams iaqlelle il annonee
Que les direetents dc Ia compagnie de In
Eaic dfIildson. chorchcnt i fonder I'm eta
hiissez,oat spr In cote. IL no sera peut-
etre pas ditIiciie il AagIsferre d'ob:enir
CO qt ellie desire dccss cotes, surtout 81 Gle
fail usage de SOS m"scns habitne's. &c
snjei mGri'e Ia consideration s~arieuse dtl
Z n~vernen,cnt dies Etata> Unis, qii nc seralt
| probatddtnent pos hiea also d'avoir me pro.
vince ang,aise entre Ia ftont.ere du sud
| Guest ct Ii ner paciiidue.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-30
W. SPIKE
MADAME A.AG- RARKER.

IT, - ~ HNi'AA ~ hs5 49,
Info9me respcctueusenent les citovens de
Baton Rouge Ut de SEES e~livifons qn'elle ou-
yrira son pensiounat de Jeuneg delnoiscllcs lc
l tioyenlbre proclaim.
CONDITIONS.
Pouria pension ct lenseignenent BOO par
an, payable d'ayance# ct par quarter. Blan-
eminent i part. Pour fourniture d un lit conf
piet vi par mols.
On y enseignera la lecture, Pfcrlture, "a
rithmatique, la grainnlaire, Ia rllttoriq'1e, Ia
geograpllie;l 'histoire, la philosophle morale CT
naturel!e, ct l'astronon1te.
Lang1e FRANCHISE $i0 par quarter, la nlu-
sique $40 par quarter. Usage des -str 4n,ens
ISL par mojs. @t
La 5otanique, Ia chifaie, ID conco!ogle, le
desaein ct Ia pelntare, lie mezzo-tuito, psina.i
d~'ornement sur bois, ouvrasfes en- coquil'ages,
ouerages d~'agrtrncnt a faigui'}c, fruits en-
cire. &c, 10 tout sera enseigne 81 OH lie desire.
On peut veir des specimens d'oasrages te
finstltutrjce All pensionnat. On no pertnetlfa
pas aux Gleves d'avojr une scrTante partscu-
Here = ~l'eco1e, exeepfe ell cas- de maladie
Aucune deduction nc sc fera pour perie he
ten&, e&cepte dams des cas- dc maiadle cX-
IRENE. 4
Nul tl6ye ne sera aaniis pour moins de
trois mos. & h h-aH -. I'd
Les articles rtccssaIras aux ouvragcs dor,
~ne,,en', lea ~jiyres, le papjer, &c, seront four
his aux Gl6ves q des prix ralsonnabIes.
REFERENCES. =.
philiD EIicky. ESQ. pres de Baton Rouge 81.
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On ecrit de Munich:

It, 49, 1917 ~ so ~
.Notre celebre sculpseur, Mr. SiiaeI-
mayer, Went de perfectionner les proceeds
gaIsano- plastiqnes, ct il Went de faire dams
res a~tleliers IN essai de- ces procedes. Dans
10 court espace do deux 4 trois henres fes
statues colossales en- platre ont .sfe recou-
yertes dune conche en- cl,ivre qtii en des-
sine, avec rs plus grande exactit1de, Jus
~ AUX contours les plus defeats, at dome
4 2cces figures h soiidile de celles coul6es en
bronze Dc lnaisiere qn'apras avoir Gta
s.olorees ct dorses elles pnufront serviir Il
ofner Ter localities plus sofnpiuet,ses. Dim
antEn cote, Mr. sfigelmayer i applique,
ayee IN IareiI ~salccess n,snaes Inoesdes
des eblelst tres etits, conItne Hours, p~sanfrs,
l~isectes. L~enyeloppe laeiasiqsfc deees
chiefs en accuse Lev anoinlraa details des
forraes avec uni fideirtd II Filgoursiisa qu'on
Ies cro.raiis .s9cuttes Iar Il main dun
aYtIsse.'
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r.. NJ. OGDEN,
aY0caT.

-||- ~IT@IE @~A#@4@@@h sUJNI.
AVIAN: fxe So residence dams la vile de BIZ
ton Rouge, !. l'lionneur dsofrir respectneuse-
ment an public les services de 50 profession.
II exercera dams les eours ordinaires des troll
siame ct quatrieme districts lndiciairas, ct a
ID cotr superieure de Ia Nouyelle ORLEANS. II
Iappo-tera beaucoup d'atteatioa aux alfatires
aui lai seront e~onffGes.
Son bureau est rue lafayette, v:s-a-yis la
,ssidence du Juge Tester.
"a Ayril, 1911. +
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I.ssGEFrrE.--H y r aax Etatss-TFnis
47G a]oinines bEancs, 3t5 fe'nmcs blanches,
2s5 hotntnes ID ~conlcur librcs. 3Gl femmes
dc c%oll@ur llbros, 113 e~sc!aves males CT
$50 &c i'autre seXe, toils ages dc cent ana
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