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CHESTERFIELD LAND FOR SALE
BY Richard Cauthorn

EIFTY THOUSAND sHEAF OATS AT
- AUOTION-The sale of Sheaf Oats advertised
to take place at Mr. Quintain Blains on Friday
WAS postponed on account of the weather The sale
y. O'Clock. PM. -
Ja25 CAUrUORN
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-
NOTICE.-By the order of the Council
= OF the City Of Richmond. roade on the 18th of
January. 1889 poll will be taken on the leth dav
OF February. 1882 to take the sense Of The freehoI-
ders, whether the Council. on behalf of tho city.
snail subscribe to the stock of the Roanoke Valley
Salroad Company, the SUM OF SlOd 0O0 one half
thereof to be subscribed so soon IA an eonai snm
shall have been subscribed by responsible persons.
no. RESIDENTS OF richmond. and the remainder there
OF to be subscribed, when like sum has been in
city. Va 'Ao
Commissioners aud Conductors appointed to take
the VOTE viz
In JEFFERSON WARD. - Luther Libby. Josenb
Brommel,, James Winston. X Smith, and Alex
Craig, to be Comm issioners; and Reuben Seal, I'd
Day officer, 10 be Conductor.
IEMADIsoN WAR; -ES heppersou, VIM W CrumpI
Geo W Randolph. Geo w Gillian, and Francis j
smith, to be Commissioners; and Q johnson. lst
Day Officer, TO be Conductor.
IN MONROE WARD -sam'i 7 Bayly, Thos Barham
Thos Boudar, SamI j Rutherford, and W w Tim
berlake, to be Commissioners; and Morris, 4th
Day Officer, to be Conductor.
Teste, THOS LAWSON,
iq-lm Clerk Gouncl
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EOR Preventing and Curing Chapped
L Hands, Face and Lips. Ba'ssmine or Liquid
ration. speedify curing all forms Of chappina, and
rend. ing the skin beautifully smooth, colt and
fair. and IL used occasionally during the cold
no grease and may be used daily with advantage on
the most delicate skin. Prepared only By
LAIDLEY 4 kOBINSON, Chemists.
iaI2 4th and Franklin streets. Richmond
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Room over flee Of Richmond Fire Association.
corner Main and nth streets, ia l9-Im
FI'BE CHIsWICK SCHOOL,

CLASSICAL ANE ENGLISH,
"a NILES IF1SST OF RICHMOND.
The exercises of this schooi will he resumed on
MONDAY January 18th. and close July 10Th. The
locsiion is unusually healthy. The discipline il
Christian aud Parental.
Tuition for the scholastic year from $50 to $40 &C.
cor9ing 10 grade
BOARD, including table. rooms, bed. fuel, lights
aud washing. sl21s per mouth. one half payable in
advanced
The subscriber Is grateful for the liberal patron
age already extended and hopes TO merit it's conin-
usrce- GRO G ESALL, A NJ.
n B-Please apply early. and address ne at Rich
wond. de Z9-lm$ GGE
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GLENN'S INDIAN HAIR OIL-It is,

Z -LENN . INUIAN HAHN OIIs. III IL,
~ as o tonic for the hair. without superior. 1t
stimulates the roots promotes the growth and pre-
vents the accumulation of dandruff IL gives the
hair soft and glossy appearance prevents it from
falling GU. or becoming grey. and is the only hair
oil which will make the hair dark. Price 50c.
Also, pomade Phiocona. a variety ofst yles; brown
and white Winds or Soap; Palm do; Honey do; Ompi-
bus, Frangi panni do; Sun Flower Oil do sassairas
do; Transparent BAH do, &c For sale By
l. WAGNER, Druggist,
ia 20 Corner 9Th aud Broad sts
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By Dunlop, Moncure & Co.


by E. 3. Cook, Aact.
49, THE STEAMER OLD Do
= s1N1oN, sxD 1Es ENGINE AND
EUILEK CT TIE STEAMER BEN SHEPPARD.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION The Ulp DOMINION was
built in Norfolk in 1884 of the very best materials
aud copper fastened. she is 1874 tons measurement
ia feet long 81 feet BEAM and feet depth of hold
The Engine and Boiler were built BIZ Thos Hollo-
way, of philsdepha32i inch cylinder. feet stroke.
heaviest copper she ia IN running order.
The Engine of the BEN SHEPPARD was built by
Waterman Brats. of Baltimore, in lS4l-34 inch
cylinder feet stroke. Thu Boiler. of iron about 3
years old. was built By Smith Perkins, of Alex
andria and is in 60 I'd condition
So The above sale win take plaza at our Wharf
at Rockets. on WEDNESDAY, I'd February, 1889,
at IL o'clock.
TERMS LIBERAL, and made known on the day Of
sale. VIRGINIA TOWING COMPANY,
By WV G ToMpKINs tlen'l Agent.
Sale conducted by CooK, Auet.
ia
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SPECTACL S-PEB-

s&A@, SPECTACL E S-P E B.
~ S& BILE GLASsES.-The public are
hereby informed that IN our very complete as.
PEBBLE GLASSES. in steel and gold frames. With
an experience of thirty years in this department OF
our business. and particular attention in adapting
glasses to all the requirements of the eyes, we ara
enabled to give general satisfaction in Spects-
cies.
CATARACT GLASSES. also, always on hand. EYK
GLASSES, gold, steel and she'll OF every variety
GLASS Els Of every variety fitted in old frames.
MITCHELL Il TYLER,
III 02-dSm GcWkYn Main
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20 RUNAWAY.-SiC0 REWARD :

E%F u L INV u.
~ The above reward will be paid for the appre-
- houslon and delivery to Davis q Hutchinson.
~ IN the city Of Richmond, or confined in any
ja that get him GAIN if taken out of the state
of virginia aud $50 if taken in the state of Virginia
for mr. man THOMAS JEFFERSON. lie is abont
q years OF age, brown COMPLEXION ull head of hair
good teeth. feet 10 inches high. and rather grum
cOunteuance. John A HUTCH sSUS.
EE- Enquirer and Wing will copy in weekly pa
Per twice each. ia 22-dts
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN
l. CHESTERFIELD.--By virtue of Il Deed OF
Trust executed to X w Flournoy (now deceased) by
Clerks Office Of Chesterfield County Court, shall
SELL on the premises, on MONDAY, 3lst January,
1852 Tract OF Land, lying in Chesterfield county.
containing about 1872 acres, aud located about Is
miles from Richmond, and adjoining the lands Of
Robert Elicit, y u BROOKS estate and others -
There 10 on the said land good dwelling house and
all out houses and Inc soil is well adapted
to the growth of all ihecrops grown in this part Of
the State The place is well watered and has pro
portionabe quantity Of timber land on 1t.
TERMS: About $500 In cash. and liberal credit for
the balance.
Bale to commence at ii o'clock.
BENJAMIN I'll NAHH.
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NOMMERCIAL SCHOOL,

~ CORNER or MAIN AND lirR STREETS
On the first of February. the ,Ihscriber will re-
ccise yeuths fer instruction in Book Keeping and
Commercial Arithmetic.
The course of study will comprise Double Entry,
the most approved methods of Commercial Calcutta
TORS ard such Information for the Counting House
az can be acquired In an Elementary School.
A thoi ous IA knowledge Of the arrangement and
design of the EpGTR will be impaired as of pri.
mary Importance, and essential 10 practical I'M.
Outstanding of the system.
Pupils will be instructed separately, and at any
hour most convenient TO them, from 10 A M till p
NJ and from NJ to PM.
Charge fer the course. $50. Ore half payable In
advance. the balar Gu the seth june or upon the
discoutinuance of the student from bis studies
w HUBBARD MITCHELL,
Accountant and Copyist.
Noon, over office of Richmond Fire Association
corner Main and NH IN
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NOTICE The undersigned respectful
~ ly informs the citizens Of Richmond and vicin
ty. that he is prepared to undertake to exoavate
FOUNDATIONS for buildings. grading streets,
paving with either bricks stone, running
euiveTts, &c, on the most reasonable terms. His
force of men and carts is large one. and the work
will be executed under the immediate direction and
control of MI RICHARD REINS, whose known
energy and experience in such business will be SUI
hcient guarantee. that all work undertaken by ne
will tie promptly and satisfactorily executed. Mr.
Reins is authorised for me- and in my name to make
contracts for work. RICH'D MITCHELL.
Richmond Jan. LIST, 1859. de 2-Im
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BY T. G. Larus, Auctioneer.

MIGHT SALES Il will continue the
~ Night Sales Of a large lot Of Gold, Plated and
silver sches. and Jewelry Of every description.
Each article offered will positively be sold.
de u p 9 LARUS. Arcf.
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HDUcArroN.
RICHMOND e MuSICIAIT f Iiiri'

slSx NCn MONU MuSlCAL iNSTl-
NY rVTE The fourth semi Annral session Of
- This Institution viii commence February nth.
mna eioss IN june including term of 70 wesks--
anofouGb instfuetions given In the theory ard
nfacuce OF Mufc. In the Vocal Class the subject
= 90 smptted that children or years old readily
te read Music special attention given TO the
cultivation OF the voice
Terms for the session per scholar, fnayabe at the
nludfe OF the sesson) two lessons per week, vocal
slassexercises adult So 50; Junior Ciasses Piano,
oIsan and Voice, each $40. Admit Ciass In singing
Viii meet on MONDAY aud THURSDAY evening
IDe Juvenile on TUESDAY and SATURDAY alter
noon.
Ter further particulars. apply TO L0ALLEHER.
R-alaS efr Ilar a Air
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A UCTION SALE OF sTOCKS.--We

~ UOIION OhIL Or CIOOhD.-Wt
a will sell at auction, at our Office, on FRIDAY
18th February, at IL o'clock, the following stOckt
belonging to the estate OF Mrs Ann Watkins, decd
$4,000 Virginia State Registered Bonds
100 shares Farmers Bank Stock
100 Bank of Virginia do
~ Exchange Bank do
Alec, 4 shares James River Manufacturing Co
Stock belonging to An estate
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COAL.

CHRONOLOGICAL FUEL.-The nm !.
- dersigned having in charge some 5000 or 8 aoe
bushels fine. but good strong COAL can deliver ii
st any part Of the city, at $3.50 per load Of twenty
nye nushels. CHARTER,
ia SIS Grsy's Yard Near the armorv
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By Henry W. Quarles, Auot.,

IISU. IUU m6ln Bu66tJ
A UCTION SALE OF A RICH AND
"A ELEGANT STOCK OF JEwELRY.-saiss To
commence THIS EVENING, at O'Clock, and to
which time will sell the finest goods that are made
without reserve.
The assortment consists Of every variety to be
found In first class retail store: Elegant Lava and
Cameo Goods; Fine t.ockets Cameo Revolving Pins,
something new; Leaf Gaynet sets. the latest style
such as Pins, Studs. Cuff Buttons, Chains. Pens,
&C, &c.
~ Private sales during the day
For bargains at auction, call at No. 40 Main st.
every evening, at O'clock.
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JAVA COFFEE-l60 bags old Govern
ment Java Coffee of strictly choice quality
several parties who have bought this Coffee report
it TO be very superior.
ja7 Ell SKINNER Il co
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By Alexander Mott.
MIGHT SALES.-I will offer for sale 1t
' auction TONIGHT, and continue every night
through the winter. q large and complete sssort.
menf Jewelyr, Ready made Clothing. Nett shirts
de % Alex MOTT. Auot
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TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF
~ C0NFECTIOSERIES, FIXTURES. &C. 30
Al AUCTiON.-By virtue of deed of trust usds
oy David Jones to the subscri ber and dulv "a.
corded in the office OF the Hastings Court OF the
CITY OF Richmond: will proceed to sell at the
store Of said David N. Jones on Main street cp
FRIDAY, 25th January, at 10 O'Clock, all the stock
g. contemporaries. Fruits. Glass Jars Show Gases
fixtnres, &c, embracing general variety Of Fresh
Goods. At the same time all the Fixtures Of Store
together with all the Bake House Tools. and Fly.
lures. comprising complete set OF Conf etioner's
apparatus The attention of the trade ia reau estad
lan - LAWRENCE 3 MAYRE, Trustee
Gale conducted by n. B. Cox, auct'r.
CHESTERFIELD LAND FOR SALE
Atthe requst Of Geo Cox, ESQ, who intends IN
move to the " est. will offer for SALE on WFDNEs
PAY, the "a day Of February. at public auction. on
tne premises. MA FARM, containing one hundred
acres situated il tho county of Chesterfield ahont
m.ies from the city of Richmond, on the Manches
TERas-0ne third cash; ouetbird i, - moo,b.
one third in Is months. with interest.
ia 25-2t. M BURF"Or.
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NOTlCE.-All persons having claims
~ against the estates of Ann Gilman. Mary r Gill
man, and Pei ella Gilman, deceased, late Of the
county Of Hanover are requested TO bring them for
ward for settlement Those indebted, will please
RICHARD GILMAN, Executor.
December 2ist, lS,S.
Those indebted, or having claims against the es.
tate of Edmund Gilman, deceased, will please call
and settle the same.
RICHARD GILMAN. Admir-
December 2lst. 1855 ia 2l-cw3ts
GALE BY AUCTlON-At the London
~ and Virginia Mine. Buckingham county, 2s:h
of January, 1852.
A Steam Engine, of 50 horse power by Rham;
and the necessary Machinery of "a Stamp Mill,
for crushing and.washing gold ore; A inch Pump.
with so feet pipe Circular Saw Mill, Cars, Bar
rows, Chains. Ropes, Drills. Iron. new and old
Castings Carpenters Smiths and Miners Tools; q
Fire Proof safe, by Herrnz Dental Furnace, Re-
tort and Assay Implements, &c. Ortling's Balance.
weighing to l000ih part OF grain. store Scales
and Weights; and All the material requisite for q
Gold Mine.
The Estste and Mine for sale by private contract.
If any person has legal claim against the Com
pany, they may receive payment by application to
WM SANDERS, Manager.
BUCKINGHAM MINE OF VIs6fsM,l
January 5th, 1889. ia 2l-cw2t
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pOTATOEs.-2000 bushels prime Nor
thern white Mercer Potatoes. N store and for
sale by LA Iq-6tj WIN TAYLOR
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WAsH!xerox.-on cert de Washington +;

Les pionnjers De l0aest p|onrront Sc jeter
bient6t dBas Hne magnitique %cpntree, dnnr
snperieie DE- 10 millions d'acFes he ,erre. que
les lndie1s Yankton. de la iribu des Daediabs.
%viennent aabandonner an gnuvernenient Ttne.
raj. In vertu da traite de cessiori, rattle toni
recemnent par le Senas, lie President est anto-
rise a remPiacer les sonmes dafgeul qgi. Ell
parcel eaS, sont donnecs aux sanyages ct Que
les dtbiiants de breavages aleaolipges lclr
e%zturqaeat 81 faeilement, par une sage disiri-
button d instrument ~aratoiies et De tout &c qui
pourra ailar cess panTfes Indieus d marcher
dams Ia vote de Ia civilization. II est grand
temps que Guti fasSe Get eSsai.
Les i'causylyahiens s'agitent, mis- CONNIE Il
fordinaiFe- par ietirs granas iuterets bouillers.
iis segment, en- ee mpalent. uhe petition an
Congfes, demandant la p%assation da bill de N.
Fitch. en- favear de la construction de naYires
de guerfe ct de baliments de terre, on lie fer
american sefait employe a Iezcnlsion de ceiui
dAngleterre.
On va fare an effort, cette eemaine. pour
fnire passer lie bill dArizona au senat. En cas-
de success de &c cote. on espere que Ia eharn-
bre sc montrera m0inz revive qn'aap4raFant, q
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MEERTRE A AiGER.-Gm a decouvert. hier
matin, dit lfAbeiEIe de la Nouvelle Orleans,
gum i%aenrtFe await etc commits a A.lger. lie
coroner a traverse lie tieuye pour tcair len.
qnete.
La yictime Sc nomne Ed, Grnndy ct etait
enploye ,par Ia Compagnie dn ~cileinin de fer
ds orelnnsas en- qualite De sufinlendaut ies
convois de fret.
II arrisa a Alger a ttois leures ct quart du
matln ct parilt anssIidt pour 81 fanire chez
lui; sa femme qni lattendait, ne lie voyant pas
genir a heurc aecnutumee, fut al depot On
ellie allrlt que sun mari etait parti deltuis
lopgsttnps. Ia granite s'elnphfn dele ct ellie
pria un ami lie taire DIES feeherches. On iron
va NJ. 6rundg sur lie chemin; il await recu
dei& bales ct q%natorze comps de poignard i In
poitrine Ell await lie crane ~fracaS5e.
lie ilri d enquete ii deeiare que NJ. Grundy
await ete a-ssaasine par des personnes incon.
nueS.
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DAYFI VOS TAXES.-ie role des taxes Il istat
l. pour fannee 1868, ct IL liste des licences pour
1853, aYant ets. defosas entire mes mains, IL reee-
yral lie ~nioatant des ditcs taxes ct Licences, Il partir
au II mars 1859. Ponr Ia plus gfande comnuditi
DIES eatttrihpables, je serai present. en- pcrsenne, ou
teprtsentd par un d6pate dameni autofisa pif tnaf,
aux enaroits %suivants, OF aux ionrs eidessors inhi.
qles, entire 10 beures du matin ct heires de liaprts
midi, dams lie but de receroir jcs eontrlhuabies le
~inontaat de lcars tayes, ainsi que les i~iceaees; ct a
lsApiration de &c temps je ferai lancer des ordres dc
saisie cultre tout dGliitguant.
A mon Bureau. anx Dpclonsas, depuis le II mars
1859, ~jusgu'au IS d'avril 1859.
Chez Michel fmohct, sur lie Bayou Teehc, lundi ,le
Is avril 1859; et Theodore Richard, il Arnaudeille,
le meme jaur.
Chez Augnste yaax au Grand Coteau, mardi, lie
10 april 1850.
Chez Leon IIiibodcaux, d la Coulte Groche, mer-
ercai, lie 20 ayfii 1859.
Chez Hypolite t;uidry, d Ia Pointe Mouton, jeudi
lie q avril 1853.
Chez IIayes& Carnes, Bas plaquemine, ~ysaayeli,
Chez Plaeide Leblanc, 4 la pointe Lyons, marii
lie 20 ayril 1869.
Chez Prosper Baronet, h l'Ansc Mermenta, mer.
etedi lie 81 avriI 1859.
Chez Antoine Cart, d Ia Pointe aux Loups, jeudl
le 90 ayril 1859.
Chez l.. d. verret, Bots Mailet, ~scndredi, IL %
avril 1859.
Chez David Courville, faquctaigae. sanedi, 10 ~
ayril 1859.
Chez Napoleon Andrcpont, rlaisancc, lundi. lc :
mai 1869.
Chez porsin 1%.afear, clsataignicr, mafdi, ID D ma
1859.
Chez rlleolule Fonienot 4 son eaia, d Ia Vile
Plate, le 4 mai 1859.
Chez Grimm. i son ~masasiu, NJ Bayou chifot
jeuai. lie s mai 1853.
Chez Iu-epll LandrenauS, MIA Prairie Manlpu, IL
0 mai 1859.
chna Philippe staFJg, d aon magaain. vieAle Gran
dc Prairie, 10 I mai 1853.
Chez Peter CUilils, Mpundyiile, lnfdl, lie 0 ma
1859.
mai 1858,
Chez Jonathan l.. Morris, Bayou Rouge, inerc,cd
lie Ii mai 1858.
II yjeille naison d'Ecolc, WaSia, jqudi, 10 ]:
| mai $50.
All cafe % Joha Reed, a Washington, %yendrsat
lie - mai 1859.
Chez B,J. age, sur rateh4falaya. samcai, 10 i
mai 1850.
0pelpasas, IL mars 1859.
l.. ". ciIAcHERE.
Collector deasfases d, Fiat,
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Sc icignent des re-
uris de nos Repre-
'"Nnvent au noinbre
,lheur, toutes

u NIlil IN L. 1ttN%&NL me-
Ia peastc. Mems not,,,. abstiendFt. Ne do
contnpn,er eel eyene,oani Il j, ,l,,s !, Il,
nous .ssocier M dcIil general. q de n, a
pienx lWlat segret el dc respect 4 eeax a.,
|, m9sa 81 Sn,,tn ornnd,a tast ;,,n,s ~
les e,,9 rdans celte ,oniIe immense era po ~
an nj d.s p.oy dn f.,,.a , go ~
me- nes4o Nj vort eIe nrec;lffas
Mons nn1lious iii Ma me#l, ds,aoho ~; j.,
arnnr,e 10 rep;t 10 Il, I'M, 10 ~. H., ,
DIES yicsimes. Mons eng. mons nran nns
lecfcfnyEA s. referer any lfr,,ierrs
nui MI avprmt tonsir,ees lan9 NAH \, 4
t,.. III ,oarrait nne 5ns rpct;ico,inns f's.ant
faitps an rrc;t spiyan,
Baton Ronre. ~ fsvsfrr-1e teanar pr;,.
cess i iii, ex6losion 20 N /, ,leynnt H. pa;'.a
Conrad. o., y,,e d. R,@,,, oo,,ga To hs,aa,
a nris fen anrfs ppxrlosion bru,e
Ilvayail 400 personne /, an monen,
lQ drsaslfe 900 sont u ANS Il on, ,lisna,,,
Eoir; 70. nous.
I'm fills de ~ Il & IF ia F,vo,,o Nis,
NJ. Brauaan. urefiar i /, eur 1 NTa,obo, +.
deus freres dn nnn dc YIar,ks A. Eata,,a'
Miss, james Yattet ". /. Glnvrr ,a Nat.
chey CO.. fcff do Grand C,uif. n, ri
chaTd.. he h Poin, t,a,nsa .Jnhn n Mi
do N Nnnyele.or u n sh.r,o,,rna
Painip l'gfIffse tfharin. 45auniS, .rras,n
iapt de Ia NionyeIle-Orlran4. II
sentant de h Newell .lcmns ea,,
Jackson. 81 NM ,Ioh,, Va Nm a,
Tavtor. de Baton Ronan
I'assistaot ;nrchitnr dn Prime n Gle
coupe Ell deay. ct hprriblensn, M I'm
DIES pilotcs dus steamboat est mn % dos
personnes perdnes. les perspuncs ,aty,
Ont reco de Graves bfnlu,cs
James Izla. commits tlnes qoss. +, TT Tnrtv.
l.. ID. Brewer ct w. b. * de Bay6u
Sara. NM. Hall. Wilcox e, ,o,.fav . los
Clark. Nd minis. ]. II. scott. DE- 'fensas +.
Aunu.te Zee, de Clint. =. snrret. d..
Natri,ez. H9dpes. lie FFanIyIin Nils NJ.
coekbarn, &c de Ia maison Oakley Of
Hawkins de te Vile. NM, I!arhnrT j,
yigpe, desPnj1 Cnnnee 4. 4. Clca, man do
Buion Rouge i rye Evans de Natel,cz. ].
N. Carr, de Carthage Phiiip s,ebbe,s be
Baton Rouge II. b. Marpby, De 81. r.oiis /.
Anderson, domestiune de c%oaleur Sam Waits
de Ia yifgiDie Edward Oaig, bar-kepner dn
Princess NJ. Baxter, de Handles iuoe Rover
ct son reyen, +. b. Carnpnuy Nj Il II Mur.
Thy. ct Alley, e Baton Rouge et c. NJ.
Kingston, de Ia Nile Orleans.
Inc secobae depecbe ,Issae De Baton r,onge,
Is @Fe,rier. annonce Mn. HODGES ct Muir.
pby, oui staipnt bl ont siccon,be pendant
la mutt a lears blcsss
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IARMEE FRAScAIsE.-Le Daily News d.
Londrea avail eva NE ies forces militaires de Ia
France Il 100000 hommes. Ell |aiouiant que II
Ion rctfaucliait de &c chiflfe les gafnisons uuil
iaat enlreicnir a Paris ct a Lyons et les from
ies occupies en- Alyerie. Il ne r~esteruit. eli cas
de gnerre, que 10000 hnmmes a METRE en-
iigne. lie Constitutional d relondu par M
article uni lui d etc enyove du miniaiese de Ia
gaerre, sur IN or,lre de + EJnpereur. An Ter
ayril 1899. dit he bastiiutiounnl. 81 Ia ~iotaIitc
dd contingent lie la classe De 1887 est c0n.et.
wee sous les AGNES. 81 Ton nc danne pas de con
yes, On ARA SOUS les drapranx a63, 900
hommes, don't 3jl Us d'infaeier je. I2,l 90 de
cataicrjr. A go dartiiietie. 29.a0e de grade
iHtrpriaie, l42 de lescairph aes ccais entdrs,
i 800 du genie, 9,720 dos eqaipages miliiai-
res.
Ie contingent auauei De ccnt mile bontmes
nest porte que pour snixante mile, larcc qn ii
7 a tous les aus diy-huii mile fynneres, CHG
miles homRas panr ID reserve, liy-sept mile
renvoyes CONNIE soaiieis dc Fnn,iI!c.
Que h to,aliie dn eoniiDgeti, DE- Ia eiassc d.
| 1855 soft Fappelte, que leg hammes en- congo
retnnye'abtes r~ei0igneBt leurs corps, one les
brniis dune guerfe imminente eyeilieut len
thnusiasme ~btIliqneux De Ia %jeunesse ef provo
qaeiit rs enFOieTneuts. al0rs, al Ter lnil 1889.
larmee compiera sans reiue dams sRs fAngs
652ihG hntnmes. En- admeitant pne ID gaft'e
de I'interienr eSige $4,000 hommes, 100000
hamHles sertnt pets d en,rer en- campagne.
Nous nc donions pas ces ebifn-s. ajoute Il
Constitutional, pour faire osientalien DE- no.
forces ri .eHr prfFafer lespfit public 4 ia lat-
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.e Presiaeut.--Eh bien! yous e,cs sans
,.cilc, c'est &C qnc nous disious.
Rubosae. -permetiez; Ia ioi dill que u%uicor-
one couche dams une maison nest pas IN vagn.
bond. Eh bien. je cuuche dams nne maison.
NJ. lie Pfesiaen! .--Quelle maiscnf
Rabosse.-Une muison en- construction,
dame. enlin c'est me muison; non, mais ic vouS
.repete que ca nest pas ponr etrc a~cqaitte, an
contialre, jc desire he pas setrc; settlement, je
veux me blanchir DEERE I'M vagabond; Ell meme
san mon intirmite, je trasaillerais, Ell tout ca
niarriverait pas.
NJ. lie Pfesident.-Mais vons parlez t~oujonrs
de volre ih!irlnite, yoas n'ayez pas du tout Fair
d'eire infirme.
Ribosse.-Iarlon je suis es.ropie de l'esio-
mac, ct comme qnaiti je doris je ronie 81 iele.
nien' fort que ca NE brise, lie lenaemain je peuS
pas traveller. lies rires aussito, rep,imes nc.
cueillent cette exploration, qui a eehappe Ell
partic a Nj. le president.
NJ. lie president, a laRdiencer.--Que dit-il
L'audlencler repete Replication aounee par
lie prevenu.
lie tribunal delibere.
Rnbosse,-Jp serai tres embarrasse 81 vons
me meltez Ell liberte; obNgez-moi de me fairt
passer mon hiver en- prison.
les motifs da jugenlcnt ont paru eontrariei
Rnbosse, dit Ia Gazette DIES Tribnnauy, mais j
Sen est console en epynnt son desir a%ccompli
il a etc cundamBe Il six mois de prison; c es
&c qn'il v%onlait.