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sI'Is .IARI)N -fac Lie Oh Francis Maroe.
55ay NJ Gam'a s.aa,., a4liaf of 'Yema-seo.
.a4IR.esr,' ~, JUS. paai-bed at3 ar sale BIZ
#y II JOHN ] uA>NEl b.
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- December lth, 1874.
K4NfIE Stockholders are nolii' d lhat The au'ml
e1aciiop Of five Directors Of The Parent Bunk
h1d fSur Of each Of The Branches, viii be held al
,ha Ranking Honse in Wheeling, on Tuesday ihf
.nFX Jnnnary. ls45 heinetn the hours oI / o.
.elnrk.h Nj and 2 7 Nj LISl'
.iaen Cashier.
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"A LsO. an assortment Of Sanders Readers and
a. School B ,oks Of all description, Call and ,ce
ksm ri decl4 & r l1ORNBR0Ok
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BOOKS -Mnchell's Geog nphir oil
~ S,1ics. ,.-ieciic Readers Nus l. , and 2. Flee
bic Ariihmei;ts Ms ! . AID 3 Sander Render-
Nos 1. 2. 3 and fur sale at publishers prices,
and Retail by
dec I6 JOHN HASWEIL. Union 81.
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ri vnEPRESBYTERIAN ALMANAC Tor ISIS.
| adapted fnr use in everv pafl "l the United
States, ~ sale by JOHN }. iASW Eli.
lluian 81 eel.
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SANDs's SAxssP RILLA.--ln the science Of medi-
cine, Ike that Of legisa ion, it is far easy TO
DO nj out whatw do harm tn an what will do good.
'The human body is mere readily injured and di,or-
dered than the body poll ic and bad medicines are
q. least az mischievous as unwise laws. A careful
study Of the pathology of disease and a thorough
knowledge Of the pec,liar properties and effects of
medicinal substances alone enable the pract toner
to assign adapt, and proportion the remedy to the
disorder. The tonic and alteratye qualities Of Sar-
sapsrlla its purifying and restorative influence, were
until within few years comparatively unknown mere
y because there was NO preparation OF thus invaluable
root, which contained the quintessence of its sanatve
properties. 1t is believed that Sandss Sarsaparil-
la this great object has hen thoroughly attained and
the testaton the effect is to be found in the null
titudq Of cures5it has effected. Cases of Scrofula
cons,deredhopeless Rheumatism, Suppuration of the
Glands, Kings Evil, Salt kheum, Liver Disease,
sScia,ca and all diseases generated in the elements
of the blood are relieved and finally expelled from
the system by perscverng in the use of this medl-
cine.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. B.
& ID. SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 10 Fulton ST.,
New York. Price al per bottle 6 bottles for IS
Agents for Washington city ROBERT FARM
HAM, Bookseller, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
18th street, and n. S. PATTERSON, Druggist, cor
ner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street.
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ASlzssgsszl -
BY THIS EVE vING'S MAIL.
THE STAR oeTHE SOUTH
LOUISIANA ELECTION.

Since our last we have received returns fir I'M
East and West Baton R ,uge, the C,ncordia dis
trlct, and several of the strong Locoioco parishes
in the Fourth Congressional Ds'ricr. The COM
pexion Of these returns is such as TO satisfy us
beyond reasonable doubt, that the Wings have
carried a MAJORITY of the Legislature, but
leave the resuIt in the Fourth District for Con-
gress yet uncertain--the contest between Borde-
Ion and Morse having evidently been close and
severe. There is gain of some l5G votes for
the Wings in the parishes heard from, and Morse 8
present majority is $50, with De Soto, Sabine,
and one or two other Locofoco parishes, and the
Opelousas and Attakapas counties (W.) to be
heard from.
The Wings look for heavy gain in the latter
parishes, and should they have voted as antcipa-
ted, Judge BoRDELoN is elected. The parishes
from which returns have been received are as
follows:
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Treasury MORE r BEERS -Senience was
pas, ed III he u District Couri, al N w Or
cans. o. lie 5 inst, on John NJ. Breednve,
Marshall c Holiday, al d James b. Watson, who
had been lou, guilty Of stealing cancelled trea-
sury notes from the Custom House of that city,
or OF having been privy TO and participated in the
tfer. john M. Breed Owe, found guilty up n tw.'
ind cimeits,--lhe first for altering and forging"
United States Treasury note, contained in a
package with others of The same description,
amounting to about $4,000 which package was
slo en- from the CnsinnI House the second for
"aierng and publishing" another of the same
description of noles,-was sentenced to ten years
Imprisonment, at hard labor, in the penitentiary
at Baton Rou,e.
MARI {. Holiday and James B Watson,
found guilty under the same indictment, for :. w.
!ering and fi'rginy" one of the same de -c. ption
Of notes, were sentenced, each to Ten years i'm
prisonment at hard labor in the Penltentiary.
Upon the seco,d indictment upon which l1ol
Iiday was found guilty, and wherein he is charged
with shaving in his possession altered and forged
sUnned Safes Treasury notes." the Judge SEN
tenced him 10 five days Imprisonment in the
penitentary, and to pay fine of $25,OO0. His
Honor remarked that the imposing Of fine upon
him OF 80 large an amount might appear excess
sve, but it being known TO the Court, that he
(tiolliday) had large amounts of money the right.
full property OF the United States, invested in pro-
perry and deposited in the banks, he felt it his
duty to impose fine Of that amount upon him.
Holiday and Watson seemed perfectly indif-
ferent about the sentence; BreedIove was much
affected, even to the shedding of tears.
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\ MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC !.

~ AhHEI ANDERSON mas TINS day received q
large invoice of Muse; amongst which are, Presi-
sident Tyers Grand March, Texian Grand M arch,
Texas Quickstep, Baden-Baden Polka, Polka Dance,
Polka Dance by Herr, Deux Polkas, No. / and 2
Juliens celebrated Polka, Frel,nghuysen March,
Webster Grand March, Wing Rally, Burdett's Quick
step, Nicholsop's Quickstep, she Rocco Waltzes,
Wsllaee's Waltzes, the Georgiana Waltzes Glen
mary Waitzes, No. | and 2 of the Washington
Waltzes, Miss Lucy Neal and other Ethiopian songs,
Waterman song, Tell him love him yet, Dream on
Young Hearts, Marion Day, Once played with
sceptye q take not too rudely the rose MayAy, The
months oHold, He tells me he loves me ., as fair
as the poets dreaming--a song for New England,
Twas ten O'Clock, Grace Darling, The manual of
airs, collection Of quicksteps and marches, Don
Pasquale Fantasia by Her, variations from the ope
Gustave. and variety of celebrated operate music
Gems from the operas-with Accomplishments for
other instruments, Ardente by Thelburg preludes
| and exercises fingered in the major and minor keys
| for piano, by Muzio Cement large collection Of
songs, waltzes marches, qucksteps, gallops &C. sc.
Instruction books for Piano, Guitar Flute, Violin.
and Accordeon by various authors. Citizens Vocal
instructor. The Odeon, collection OF melodies de-
| signed for schools and social muse parties
N. B. Music received eve.y few days. Orders
for music and muscal instruments promptly attended
to. Between 18th and 18th streets, Penn. Av.
iyl5-lU .ntel1
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PLEASURE EXCURSION

To Old Point, Norfolk, and sand Sh0al Inlet.
AnSesIkcr The steamer OSCEOLA will leave
Washington on Tuesday next, July Is
at O'Clock in tie morning, and Alexandria at 81
pleasure trip TO the above-named places. She will
arrive in Norfolk early next 'riing giving passen-
gers line TO visit the Navy Yard and the big ship
Pennsylvania; and leave Norfolk at | O'Clock same
morning for Sand Shoa lnle, and remain there until
t,inty for bathing, fishing. and shooting as the Inlet
abouDds with clans, o, s,ers, hog fish, sheephead &c.
with great variety of plover and snipe. There is
also fine house of entertainment This will be the
most pleasant and interesting trip that be taken
from this section Of the codntry.
Returning the Osceoa will leave Norfolk on Thurs
day evening at o'clock, and arrive in Washington
next morning; and leave next morning, as usual for
Norfolk.
Passage and fare 81; for gentleman and lady SO.
The Marine Band will be in attendance.
JAMES MITCHELL,
jyl2-iftd Master.
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MITTARY.-The ston Ligh Infantry, (gene
rally kno"n as the "Tigers') under The COM
nland of Major Park, are now ia New York city,
en- route to Baltimore, on visit of reciprocation
TO the Maryland Cadets We understand that an
invitation has been forwarded to them from the
military Of our city to extend their trip TO WASH
ington-and it is expected that the invitation will
be accepted If SO, they will be hereon Tuesday
the 23J.
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LUCAl. N E W 8.

SAND SHoAL The Osceola leaves for Norfo' K
and the Sand Shoal tom 'rr"w morning, at 90,
click. Those VII, can spare the time (would
that we could) should not f il 10 seiz, this occa.
si"n Of escaping from the insult Bile heat of The
city (t,ermotnetnr az 90o % the sh,d and en-.
jy The refreshing breez, f.on the sea fr few
days. This excursion is jhs' tn" thing-ishing,
bathing, I'd dancing with The veteran Mitchell
as director.
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REMOVAL.

d. ". N. THROOP has removed his Office for en-
craving and copperpate printing, the of Cd
street and Pennsy Avenue, first building east of
the Railroad depot where all orders for engraving
and copperplate printing will be thankfully received
and punctuaIly attended to.
As several persons have been in the habit of pass
ing off work the production of my hands, take
leave to state that do not hold myself responsible for
any work that does not come from my Office.
iyl-eo3W J. v. N THROOP.
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POSTSCRIPT.

POSTSCRIPT
Late last evening we received the following
note from ore of our friends at Don lds0nville.
It settles the question of Mr.. Bordelons defeat
The majority against him in the district cannot
be less than from one to two hundred vntes, un-
less we should be favored with some unexpected
good luck:
D,NALpsoNvILLE, July Z, 1874
DEAR SIRs: Not knowing whether you have
received the news which did down the Bayou
to-day, send you the votes of
ST. Mary III maj for Bordelon.
st. Landry $50
Yours, in great haste.
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A .aLLEB.aSPS HEALTH PILLS,

A .aLLEBaSpS HEALTH PILLS,
ARE regarded as one of the most remarkable me-
dicines in this country. They an effective cathar-
tic though mild in their operation; they cleanse the
stomach and purify the blood they correct the entire
system; regulating the nerves. giving life and ener-
gy to the digestive organs cleanse and heal diseased
lungs and liver cure bilious and other fevers, dyspep
sa headache, dizziness in the head, jaundice, cos
tveness, fever and ague, worms, colds &c. BIC. No
family will be without them alter one trial. See
Pamphlet. For sale by
jy6 CHAS. STOTT.
N. B. Allebasi's Health Pills. the Black Cor Allie
basi's) Salve, and Alleoasi's Toothache Drops for
sale at the same place.
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THOUSAND. After the most careful estimate
we have been able Ia make, our decided onininn
is that not less than FIFTEEN THOUSAND
attended this great ard g'ormus ga herring of The
peone. The Locofoc"s themselves, although
protesting 10 think beforehand that we should
h.tr resq'cHbtp turn i, (yet hoping 10 The con-
ira'y) wa'e struck dumb with artanshmeut at
the unlocked far and unprecedented rally.
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LOT OF GROUND FOR SALE ar AUCTION
VERY PLEASANTLY SITUATED, and in ~
' spectacle neighborhood. sgs VII
On Wednesday afternoon, July II, 1t orlosk,
wilIse in front Of the lot of ground No. IL sqoars
% feet inches 'front.' l59 feet deep, and will posi-
lively be sold to the highest bidder the ownAr bsik
DESTROYS to close the sale. Title indisputahle and
will be guaranteed. 4g ass4s 5t ls
Terms of sale : One third cash, the balance il Sin
and twelve months. - sts!g 4@ss
Persons DESTROYS of obtaining I hands0me and
healthy situation for dwelling viii do we'll u a.
tend this sale. VIM. MARSHALL 4sss
jyi0-dts Auctionesr. Al
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FURVlTURE, &c. ut AUCTION
ON Tuesday morning, 18th inst. at 8 O'Clock, win
sell IN front OF my auction rooms, good assttllene
OF secondhand furniture, all Of which in good oee
and the effects Of gentleman declining kousekaaps
ing. Among which are the following articles: Nh
hogany Sofa and Lounge, Secretary and Back casS.
Mahogany centre, card, and dining Tahles, caSs,
wood seat, and rocking Chairs. high and low ppst
Bedsteads, Beds, Bedding. and Mattresses, paror and
chamber Carpets, Looking Glasses, Solar Lamps,
Washstands Toilet Setts, Andirons, Shovel and
longs, with lot Of kitchen furniture, Crockery,
Glassware, &c. SC. WIN. MARSHALL,
Jy9 Auctieneec. Is
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STOCK OF A FANCY AND DRY GOOD STONE
n TT .ATTNTT0A ~ Is

STOCK OF II FANCY IND DRY GOOD STORE
N 1T AUCTION Fiji s
ON THURSDAY morning, July ~, at 10 O'Clock,
will sell at the fancy store of Mr.. F. Abrams. four
doors east Of Gadsby's hotel large and handsome
asso,tment Of Fancy ARTICLES, Dry Goods, HARDWARE
in general is respectfully invited, bargains may b
expected the owner being DESTROYS to close present
stock. ,res t VII
Terms of sale: All sums under $50 cash over 20.
and under $50, credit of 6O days; over go 90days
for approved endorsed notes, bearing inferred.
VIM. MARSHALL,
jyl5 Auctionser.
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IT GRASS CLOTH SRLRTS, &c.
i HAVE tins day received the following goods:
$50 grass cloth Skirts
20 pieces new style colored Bereges, for dresses
Handsome Balzarines and Lawns, large supply
lnO pieces Swiss and Book Muslins
$50 dozen ladies' white aid black Cotton Hose
| case superior Irish Linens
large assortment Of Domestic Goods of every
description
The above goods were purchased at auction at
very low prices, and will be sol, at moderate adj
vance. X. e. WASHING TON.
iyl5-3taw2wif
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
WASHING TON BRANCH RAILROAD.

- wv NOTICE. 0-"IT--- 7.
WASHING TON BRANCH RAILROAD.
k1l In pursuance of authority conferred on the
Ys&s&f Board of Directors of this Company, which
authorizes reduction Of the rate of tolls for passen
gers carried to and from the respective cities of
Washington and Baltimore on the day, notice is
hereby given that and after Monday next, the 9th
inst, Tickets can be procured at the offices in Wash
ington and Baltimore at the reduced rate of TWO
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS for the round trip,
with the privilege oreturning by any of the trains ar
the time of starting from either city BY order,
WV. WOODSIDE, Supt
In pursuance of the above authority Tickets at the
reduced rate can be procured at this Office and af
ter Monday next. SAM'L SFETTlNlUS,
jy5-eotlm Agent
NJ B. Tickets for the round trip must be procured
at The office otherwise, the customary fare win be
collected on the road.
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MAHOGANY JEWELERS. AND MARBLE SLABS
N at AUCTION. 1 s
ON TUESDAY afternoon, july l6. At S uo,cyock.
will sell at my store, very handsome and supsfier
lot of Mahogany Veneers, viz about luOO NJ oarl-
ed and shaded Veneers; also small lot n Baaek
Egyptian Marble Slabs. The above lot Of VsAeersl
is well worthy the attention of the trade. 4.
WIN. MARSHALL. 50
jyl2-dts Auotionssr.
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AN ADDITIONAL FACT.

m .HV .HDUITIUyNTL THCI
UUR readers have doubtessy perceived that of late
weeks our columns are much more lively than they
have been before Perhaps they imagine we employ
ed new editors, but if they are mistaken for the
old editor is still at his post, and only differs from his
former SELF nasmuch he used to trust to his own
genius but now writes under the inspiration Of PETERS
CORDIAL LozENGEs They Likewise glorious things
for driving away dull care. Armed with box of
thcm duns and disasters have no terror for u.s. and
and we feel as happy as an opum-eater in dream of
heaven. We will add that these wonderful Lozen
ges are for sale at CHAS. STOTTS.
iyll
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1T PRIVATE SALE, M
AT AUCTION PRICES -
1t0 quires full bound Blank Books
200 do half bound do .ys est
so quarto Bibles; 500 pairs Shoes and Boots
200 dozen Spool Cotton 5O0 boxes fancy Soap Il.
IS lady's Work Boxes M
10 splendid rose and and maple wood portable
Writing Desks 5i .s a
! dozen Guitars; dozen Violins
10 cases brass and wood work Clocks s ist
900 dozen ladies' white and cold cotton Hose s.s
20l do gentlemen's Half Hose
3 cases white fashionable Hats sfsf @s
Also, Rogers Razors and table cutlery Of al kinda
LEWIS & HUNT, Y
je 26-- AuctionssrA
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n CaTHoLIC JUVE,NTLE BOOKS.

N CATHOLIC JUVENILE BOOKS.
i HE Lady IN slack Berthe Ferdnanda, Antonio,
Louis the Little Emigrant, Henry and Mary, the Bas-
ket of Flowers-all translated from the French.
Genevve tale Of antiquity. showing the won
derful ways of Providence in the protection of inno
cence
The Flowers of Heaven: or the examples Of the
Sain,s-proposed TO the imitation Of Christians tran
lated from the French Of the Able Orsene
Father Oswold: genuine Catholic story.
large assoit nent of Catholic works and PRAYER
books, prayer-pictures, and rosaries for sale by
GARRET ANDERSON,
jyl5-l0t Intel between 18th and 18th street.
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EaRTHEN'W.aRE, china, AND GLASS.
THOMAS PURSELL has just imported per ships
L Franconia, Desdemona, and Montezuma, from
Liverpool direct
So crates and hhds. Of Earthenware and China,
Of the newest patterns and shapes, and
40 packages Of cut, pressed and plain Glass, from
the manufactures
Which, with his former stock, makes his assortment
extensive and complete all Of which will be sold,
wholesale and RETAIL as low and on as good terms as
at any other establishment north south of this.
Canton French, and English China Dinner, Tea,
and Toilet Sets and detached pieces
superior article of Blue Stone China
Ivory Handle and other Knives and Forks
German Silver Britannia, and Plated Casters
German Silver and other Table and Teaspoons
Plated, Britannia, and Brass Shutters and Trays,
Cande sticks, Spittoons, sc.
Looking glasses and Walters
Astral, Stand, Wall, Liverpool, Solar, and Hall
Lamps
Wicks, and Glass, of various sizes
First quality Stoneware, at Factory prices
Also, Window glass
The subscriber has the agency of Britannia Manu-
factory and will sell those articles at reduced prices
He solcits call from his friends and the public gem
crafty at his store Pennsylvania avenue, opposite
Browns Hotel, and assures them that nothing hi.
part shall be wanting to give satisfaction
iyl-eo2w THOMAS PURSELL.
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.jyl2-iftd

- FOR RENT.
&iia A CARPENTER SHOP and benches, sitl-
ated on square B. Also two dwellings on the same
square. Inquire of GEORGE COLLARD, at the
lumber yard, Of 9th street and Missouri Ave-
nue.. Yl3
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We confidently expect to elect five Wings
from st. Landry and Ctca-ieu, three from Att :
kapas, and one from CT ahoula, giving US EIGHT
majority in the House
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Positively SELLING OFF.

- POSITIVELY SELLING OFF.
DElN q about to relinquish the Shoe business, the
sub crber off his stock of Boots and Shoes at cost,
AID under, for cash. The stock is all OF sxce ilent
quality. Those who purchase may rely upon getting
good article at very low price; the object being
o.sell off as soon practicable, in order 10 get to
other employment The store and dwelling is now
offered for rent, and possession will be given about
the LIST of August next. WIN. DOUGL ass,
Penn avenue, south side, btw. 9Th s, 10th sts
IT, All those having unsettled accounts at the
store, respectfully requested to call and settle
them by the LIST of July next jel5-lm
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~ CLAY GLEE CLUB The members of the
Washington city Clay Glee Club will meet this
evening at Concert II III at 8 O'Clock. Punctual
attendance is desired. Viz. la HARRY CLAY!
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MARRIAGE.

At st. Matthews Church, on Sunday evening last,
by the Rev J. P Donelan, Mr. JAMES r. KUN.
NELl.S to Miss CATHAkINE PEASTER, all Of
this city.
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CITY TAXES.
CoLLEcroR's OFF,cE, CRY HALL, June %, 1874
NOTICE To DELlNQUENTS.-By authority Of
In the law Of the Corporation, notice is hereby CIV
en- to all persons whose taxes on city property or
household furniture remain unpaid that at the exp-
ration Of sixty days from the aaie hereof the colec-
ton will be enforced by the advertisement and sale
Of the property charged with such taxes.
A. ROCKWELL,
jyl 2aw2mif Collector.
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A THE POETRY OF LOVE,
II SELECTION of Poems from the most cele-
brated authors The Loves of the Angels, poem
by Moore; Sacred Songs, and variety of Poems
bv different celebrated authors, all of which are
handsomely bound and suitable for presents. Also
large assortment of juvenile works, by the most
approved authors, this day received by
lie 26-eolUt GAKREr ANDERSON.
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From the New Orleans Tropic, July 8.
THE STATE SENATE.

The intelligence we have received, is go far
complete, that we are enabled to decide posi-
lively upon the character of that body. Mr..
Phelps. wing, has been defeated in the Rapides
District, and Mr.. Morancy has been elected in
the Concordia District, so that the Senate will
be composed as follows:
WH1Gs-Messrs. Allen, Garcia, Kenner, Ed
wards, Dupre, Morancy, Labauve, and Bernard: e.
LocoFocos-M essrs. White, Livaudais, Carter,
Morse, Downs, Sldell, Marshall, Ledoux, and
Harmansen 8.
# Mr.. Morse, now representing Opelousas in
the Senate has been elected to Congress, he will
Of course, resign his seat in the Senate, thus
giving us a chance to elect wing from that
strong wing district, thereby securing majority
in the Senate.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Of this body, consisting Of sixty members, the
Wings have already elected twenty-five MEM
bers, SO far as heard from, viz:
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R0 LARD, OIL, &c. &c.
w BBLS. No. leaf Lard this day received from
80 do bleached Oil Pittsburg, Pa.
IS do pure N. E. Rim
IS bbls. and haf bbls. Alcohol, 80 per cent. (for
druggists use)
20 baskets Champagne wine, extra quality, on con-
signment. For sale low, by
jy9-3t SEMMES, MURRAY, s. SEMMES.