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= s.esnsr 6Ahis sibaE, os1seiS oiios 11t
Z. r LEoSAEEP, viii resuns her
tsSis e f Ess ss.
tween Lee and BARR streets, Baltimore every
Point, Double Mills, Oxford. ClorsS Peint, val
,sch's Lending. Ca1bridee; HHshlstts Wharf,
from the Eastern Shore she will leave Ned:
.iora's Wharf every THURsDAY and MON.
DAY at p. m, stopping as Gil the above men.
TONED landings for pssssneers and freight, and
reaching Bsidmors ats .. N. q FRIDAYS and
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DOTOMAa TRANSPORTATION LINE.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt. Z. A. RYTHER,
leaves Washington at 8 e; ~; and Al -
exandrta at q. m EVERY SAT. EHAz&~
URDAY for 6lymont, Budd o Ferry
Smith Point: Chat Gha;tePson Lsndins Nsnismoy
Plowden's Wharf, Lancasters Wharf, Stone :
Wharf, Currionen Bay, Foxwells Wharf, Piney
Point, Point Lookout, and arrives ct Baltimore q
J.B. BRYAN BRO Agents,
ap7-u No. 345 Penna. avenue.
n IOHA0NP, TRfD5RIGKsBgRG AND P0-
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
HANDSOME PRIVATE RESIDENCE ON 18TH
STREET WEST. BETWEEN AND SrS
NORTH. At PUBLIC AUCTION

hEhI BETWEEN II AND SIS.
NORTH, AT PUBLIC AUCTION
ca WEDNESDAY, the stn day of June next, at
O'Clock p. m. we shall SELL on the premises part
Lot No 8 in Square No. 2ss. having . we'll built
three story and attic Brick Dwelling Hsuse, coz
tanning nine rooms. with large hall, and gas all
through the heuse.
The above property is in a good location for any
one wishing to purchase residence IL is built of
the best material and workmanship
Terms: One half cash; balance in six aud twelve
months. balance secured by q deed of trust on the
premises. All conveyancing ana revenue stamps
az the cost Of the purchaser. 500 down when
my Fl eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
SALE OF SURPLUS HORSES AND MULES
Qnartermaster Generals OEcs,
WaShiHgton, ID. c., May %, 1856.
VIII be sold at puqlic auction. at Giesboso, ID.
G.. nnder the directed Of Capt Geo. T. Bro wing
A. Q. NJ, en- WEDNESDAY,, Juae 8, 1866, com.
menclng at 10 O'clock a. m
Fifty tt0l Horses, and
Twenty five t25D Mules
boat will leave Sixth street Wharf every hour
on the day of sale.
Amin ais will be sold sipgly
Terms Cash in United States currency.
By order OF the QusrteImaster General
JAMES A. EKIN.
Brevet Brigadier General.
my 2o-1t in charge First Division. Q n. T.. D.
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COVERNMENT SALE OF nOLAssES.

Orce Deyot Coranaissdyy OF Ss5Ststence. I
WdSatHstoa, ID. C.. May u, lsS5.S
sealed proposals in duplicate, Of tbs form ar
nshec 10y the will he received AT this
office until u O'Clock II. on THURSDAY, May 81,
1866. Tor the sale Of about
1s,aOo GALLONS OF HOLASSES:
tS barrels averaging about ~ gallons each, and
Hs nall barrels averaging about q gallons each
Proposals will not be received for less than three
80 barrels, or fiye (6l half barrels
All the packages have been regauged and recoop-
cred, but If desired by the purchaser will be re-
eauged by reliable lspector before their deliv-
cry 1t can be seen 81 the Subsistence Store house,
at 9th street whsrf. Warrington, d. O., or samples
viii be found with the folio sing officers:
brevet Brlg: Gen: ID. +. Clarke, A. o. G. g., q,
g Breyst Brig; Gen. {. L. Kilburn, A. c. G. s., U.
Brevet BRIG. Gen. T. Wilson, V. 8. and Brevet
Md. Or stthis office
Payment in Government funds. about fifty per
cent. OF Ehich will be required the acce etauce
OF the bid, and the remainder before the delivery
commences.
No bids received from parties who have failed 20
comply with their contracts.
ing Of their lids
Hi purchases will be loaded at the Government
wharf In ashIugton. d. c., free Of expense
The usual reservation by the Government in
regard TO bids will be observed. G BELL,
my Il eo6t Major and O. s. g g A.
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MEDICAL STAFF.
SURGEON IN CHARGE.

1sS street. between 10th and alst streets.
CONSULTING PHf sICIANs AND SURGEONS
yOS. 4; GYMS, NJ ID. Surgeon Gen1 q. 8. A.
THos. MlLLER. NJ D.. + street Washington.
GARNETT. NJ D. New York avenue.
GRAFTON TYLER, vi. D.. Georgetown.
Appllcations for admission can be made % any Of
the Medioal STAFF or TO the hAtrsn at the Hospital
Orders Tor admission to the FREE beds Of this In
stituffon can be obtained OF the Rev. c n. Hall,
Rector OF The Epiphany Church; OF the Rev A. D.
GILLETTE. Pastor OF the LIST Baptist Church. and
efthe Surgeon in Ch.ree At his residence Orders
eiers of the O. s A. can be procured throuSh the
Surgeon Generally :. A.
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W. A. MARKS.
Commissi aners of Election.
mr. 10

THIRD WARD-FIRST PRECIvCT.-Notice
Il Is hsreby given that an Election Will be held,
In &c nformity with the provisions of the charter OF
the city OF Washington, at the corner of GIN aud
streets, on MONDAY. the 18th day of June next
Board OF Aldermen, to serve two years. three
members Of the Bard Of Common Council to
serve one year; and one Assessor for said w ard
Polls will open att O'Clock M, aud close att ..
Ia. l.. w, WORTHINGTON
WM. EERGUSON
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:. g. WALES,
THOMAS THORNLEY,,
Commissioners of Election

ETIPIH wARD-SECOND PRECTNCT-No.
j tice ts hereby, given that: in conformity to
the provisions OF the charter # the city of Wash
ingtOn an election will be held in the Secon nd Pre-
cinct OF the Fifth Ward. At the south west corner
OF Sd street east and d street south MONDAY,
the 4Sh day of June next, for a Mayor, to serve
two years, one member Of the Board of Aldermen,
70 serve two years; three members Of the Board Of
CopnoB Council; and one Assessor, to represent
said ward. Polls open at a. m. and close at 7 M
A. NJ DI,
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III. j. HOYLE,
my1S Ihep Commissioners Of Election

TNHIRD wARD-SECOND PRECINCT-No-
Il tice Is hereby given that in conformity 10 the
provisions OF the charter of the city Of washing
ton an election will be held in the Second Precinct
ef the bird Ward, at the Model House. corner of
9Th and streets. on MONDAY, the 4th day of
June next. for Mayor of the city. to sarve two
years; and for one member Of the Board of Alder
men. to serve two years; three members of the
Board OF Common C9ur Gil, 10 serve one year: and
one Assessor for said ward. Polls ooen AT Z
O'Clock a. m. and close at 7 2. IN;
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SECOND WARD SECOND PRECINCT-No.
- tce 10 hereby given, that in conformity to the
provisions Of the charter of to city of Washing.
ton, an Election will DO heH N the Second Pre-
clpct, Second Ward. at che ONCE of 4 II Bates
Ecu en- street. between llth and 18th streets,
on HON DAY. the Ath day of June next, fer q
Mayor, 70 serve two yesrti one member of the
Board OF Aldermen, TO serve two years; and three
members Of the Board of Common OoHncil, to
serve one year; to represent said ward Polls
will be open at ] O'Clock q. m, and close at
O'Clock D. m. J w. EARP.
THOS. G WILSON,
w. A. MARKS.
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VIM. SLATER.
THOS. HUTCHINSON,
EoYnmissiopars Of Elacttoc

SIXTH WARD.-FTKST PRECTNCT-Notice
- Is hereby given. that in conformity TO the pro-
visions Of the charter Of the Cts Of Washington,
the sixth Ward on 9TH street. east and street
south, on MONDAY. the Atm day of June next for
Mayor. to serve two years; one member Of the
Board Of Aldermen. to serve two years; three
members Of the Board Of Common Council TO serve
O'Clock Q. m, and close e Z o'eloek m.
JAMES b. PEAKB,
g JOSEPH g. TUCKER.
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The Quickest and most direct route to Richmond,
Va and the south. via the Potomac 6-
; %..n;Is, from !, sixth tbs street Wharf
Richnoed, Yredericksburg and Potomac Railroad,
now entirely completed from Aqua Greek TO Rich.
mond We, connecting there with trains the Rich.
mond and Petsrsblre and Richmond and Danville
ketlroadg. fer Petersburg, Weldon, Winnings
SSSSsisn ersen'boro'. Salisbury. Charlotte and
:. Steamer Keyport and 9 vandsrtilt leave sixth
Street Wharf daily (Supday morning excepted) at
6 90 .. N. and ,. m. and arrive in Richmond q
2l05 p. m and Q N.
fifty Miles Shorter AND ~ Hours Quicker than
D. any Other Route.
Be sure and get Through Tickets via Aqua
CCIeek and nsedericssbarg, 20 Hchmond, at the
street, or on board Of the boats. Baggage checked
through. CT
Onnibusses and Baggage Wagons will be in
readiness 70 convey passengers and baggage be.
tween depots In Richmond. - IN. 80 = Is
Passengers by this line pass BY daylight Mount
Vernon, and may have An opportunity Of visiting
several battle 6elds near Jresericksburg By stop.
ping st that point. : =
BIs.hfest snd .1g on board Of steensrs.
MATHEW CLARK, Agent ws,hinston.
epS1y general Passenger Agent,
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AZ
~ HhREWOOR HOSPITAL

ChisJ QEoIeyMsasier' sOmce, Depot Of WashtnTto. ,
Wdshtnston. ID. c.. Nav 2s 1886 (
Will he sold at Public Auction, on the premises
under the direction Of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel
james M. Moore, A. Q. M. on SATURDAY, Jnns
2, 1856, at 10 clock q. m, The Government bnild
ings. situated at hardwood Hospital near the
northern terminus of seventh street west, as fol.
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EIFTH WARb.-FTRST PRECTNCT-NoTice
visions of the charter Of the CITY OF Washington,
an Election win be held in the First Precinct Of
north and lst street east, on MONDAY, the 4th day
OF June next. for . Mayor, to serve two years
one nemter OF the Board OF Aldermen to serve
two year.. three members Of the Board of Common
Council TO serve one year, to represent said Ward
and one ASSESSOR, to serve two years Polls opep
at O'Clock M, and Slose ct I o'clock ,. m.
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JAMES MANKIN,
THOMAS DUNOHO
THOMAS RICH.
10y l9-ctd COmmissisners of Election
my 19-ctd

FOURTH wARD.-FTRST PRECTVCT-No.
\ nee 10 hereby given, that in conformity to the
an Election Will be held in the First Precinct
IouIth Ward. at pr Bsldwin's Office, east side 6th
9Th day Of June next. for q Mayor, 10 serve two
years; one member Of the Board of Aldermen, to
serve two years; aDd three members of fhe Board
OF Common Council, to serve one year Polls will
open at O'Clock .. m. and close at Z O clock D m.
JOHN WHEELER
JAS. =. MOORE,
VIM. III. JOHNSON,
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E1RSf RRECINCT-SECOND WARD.-No-
- tice 10 hereby given that. in conformity to the
provisions 81 the charter Of the city OF Washing
ton election will be in the First Precinct of the
Second W. ard, northwes. corner of 18th street and
New York avenue. on MONDAY, the 9Th day of
June next. for . Mayor to serve two years one
member Of the Board Of Aldermen. to serve two
years; and three members Of the Board of Common
Polls will oFen at O'Clock a. ID and close at
O'Clock ,. m. j. p. HILTON,
FRANCIS MILLER,
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one year. 70 represent said Ward.' Polls open az
O'Clock O. n, and close e Gr6 o'sloek p q.
JOSIE 566Mls 3 i. f4HGAHkkiEss .
9 as /. S wAsDdSECn tS pREcINGT.
s :I;s'1s: IN s:s !. ~ s:ssfs rs:
on \ street, between sth and 9th east, on MON.
DAY, the 9Th day Of june next for . Mayor. to
!be Board q C9n%on Con neil, 70 serve one year.
H. and Close at ', sSsf3hH T {. yEsAptE,
j Fl fHhd GJs0 n. eo 66HkIslRr'
my - COMMISSIONER Of Election.
StvEETa WAkD-IRSTP RECTNCE-Ho-
vii 5. h.s q f1:s 9s
cinet Of the Seventh Ward, Of the Office OF justics
ouS : dS i 6. e. and
&. so.sS I've
said fOifs spsn q sir..
- ''- ''' u so%@i CALLAHAN,
NO.. -.. Jos. I; PKARs0N,
- Notice 10 hereby Given. that in conformity to
the provisions Of the Charter Of the City OF Wash.
inston an election vii be held @ The second Pre-
Day q june nsxs the e co q Ga: o tns r
4 c., corner Of Maryland avenue and iith street,
q too for n:SsT
members Of the Board Of Common Council 10
Ss s Ss' snd Pom. '
No. ''' ''''' ''''e''S 3; 3sgssEsos.
s 3 =. = Fi GES4b!'
ny u Commissioners Of Election.
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WHAT TIE SURGEONS SAT- OF THE sANAR.
ITAN'S REMEDIES.

.PcsL HOSPITAL, yosI N .nsH.LL, ssltimore,
stating that have used The Samaritan Renedies'
for vsneral diseases in tis most customary ferns;
ard properly, and, have found them respond 70 my
anticipstions promptly and enectually. Knowing
their competition, have the fullest CONSIDER in
recommend them strongiL.
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claim of the United States against Columbia for
$l,5o0,OOO lie awarded less than SlO00 00.
1t is well enough to be definite Mr.. s. A. Ali
bone completed his Dictionary of Authors" at
twenty.seyen minutes past eight in the evening Of
May 20, having been engaged nearly thirteen years
in preparing the book for the press
1t is said that Gen Lee will spend the summer at
Crab Orchard, Kentucky.
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OFFICE, 10. o. CAMP STREET,
sATuRD r MORNING, JUNE 80. 1866.

The SAINTS JuBnEE.-We have received from
the Publisher, M. R. Cullen, Of St. Louis, poeti-
oal satire entitled The Saints Jubilee It is a
pamphlet of twenty four pages, very elegantly
printed. The satire is directed against the puri-
tans and selfstyled " saints of New England, and
no-e particularly those who make Boston and
Faneuil Hall their headquarters The satire abounds
in graphic sketches. fine humor, andmany sarcastic
touches 1t is worth reading and preserving, not
only for It's own merits, and as an illustration of
the genius Of defeated people, but for the hislo-
real Information it contains, and the political
points which it makes. II may be had Of Gresham
% Camp street and of Geo. Ellis opposite the
postoifiee.
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PRBoNEDs VIM H Wilson, a native Of Camp
bell county. Va, who was tried by military com
mission in 1854 and sent to the Ohio peniteatiary
Tor twenty years charged with being Confederate
ny, was pardoned bF The President on the 25th
day Of May, 1866. MIR. Wilson was first sentenced
to be hung, but on account Of his extreme youth.
his sentence was conmuted to imprisonment. MIR.
Wilson arrived here yesterday on the steamer
David White, in search Of his parents, who are
supposed to be ia the city. He i now staying at
The ST. flames Hotel
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IHR ENTERTAINMENT AT THE NEW 0PERA
HoUsE'r--Eo-night the grand entertainment of the
Orleans Dramatic Relief Association comes OFF at
the New Opera House. Hamlet " is the play,
and shamus O'Brien " comes in by way of des-
sert. We confess to curiosity, in which, doubt.
less, others participate, to see the amateur debu
tante in Hamlet. But aside of the curiosity to see
an artistic effort requiring uncommon qualities,
there is deep public interest in the beneficiary of
the occasion. the Ladies Southern Benevolent
Association of Louisiana, aud we look for a
crowded house.
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TEEAs ELEoT1oN.-An extra Of the Galveston
News Of the 2Tth furnishes US with the vote in
that city. For governor The vote was; Throck
morton, $50 Pease, III. About the same pro-
portion exists in the vote for the other officers
ThTock1noTton was the Democratic candidate.
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.FOficc.

OFFICE OF THE HOPE INSURANCE COMPANY
... OF NEW ORLEANS, }
New Orleans June g. ls66
The Annual Election for DEecors of this Company VIII be
held at its Office, No 81 Camp street. on MONDAY On "
next, frOu u O'Clock N. to : O'Clock P NJ
LOUIS BARNETT. Secret o,,,
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FUNERAL OF WASHINGTON ARr1LLERYmAR.-
Attention is called to the notice of Colonel Walton,
president of the Washington Artillery Relief Asso-
citation, inviting the members of the battalion to
assist, at o'clock this evening" at the funeral Of
gallant young soldier, William f. Leefe, of the
third company, who died in Richmond, virginia,
in October 1854. The funeral will take place
from the residence of his parents, ISL Elysian
Fields street, Members Of Fenner's Battery, Lou
isiana Guard Artillery, and other artillery organi.
zatens from Louisiana, are invited to attend at
the paying Of the last honors to brave comrade
and gallant Louisianian.
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EUwnHAn rqorrors.

The remains of WILLIAM 7. LEEFE, who died in Rich,
mond va 18th October 1861 have been brought to his native
city for re-nterment.
Bis friends and those his father John Leefa and his
comrades of the Battalion Washington Artillery are respect
fully invited attend his funeral from his fathers residence
No ISL Eysan Fields street, O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON
WASHINGTON ARTILLERY RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
The members Of the Washington Artillery are invited to
assist at the funeral of VIM T. LEEFE Sd Company who
died in Richmond Virginia. October, 1854 which will take
place from the residence Of his parents No ISL Eysan Fields
street, THIS SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at O'Clock
The members Of Fenner Battery Louisiana Guard ARTILLERY
and other kindred associations respec fully invited 50
attend without further notice.
j. B. WALTON. prestdent
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man named Thomas A Reynolds, from Bed.
ford, Indiana, after being eeoed out of $500 in
gambling hell on Third street, III Louisville. was
ofabont $1,000. ,.,- 49,
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Aeasa Of murder too horrid for recital occurred
aea Mediate. New York, on the 18th inst. A cler.
gssasa mined Liadaiey whipped his child, three
ssF ad, 50 sagageiy that it died under the inaic-
ia lie statement before the eoroner's jury,
ST. M sf e5alesses to have continued The chas-
Ut A8re than t10 houEs.
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Grey Jacket B6tsers.

TIE andsfsignoi, naaassstare-s Of GREF JACKET BIT
TIERS. and general dealers in
wines nna E.lQuorg,
Wound respectfully inform their friends and the public that
although their store No 81 ayer street vas destroyed by FIRE
on che night Of heI7sh inst thanks to the exertOus of the Fire
Department, their stsr No 50 Gravier street is st ct for
o'cnpAton and they viii there continue to manufacture
GRET JAOKET BITTERs,
and sell WINES AND LIQUORS of as good quality ans a. As
low prices As boFsre
BARNETT & LION,
Manufacturers of Grey Jacket Ritters,
SO Gravier street
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Card.

ms uadeEssned having closed his BUSINESS connection
the Office of the True Delta and coz nsced himself % ~
OF the CRESCENT would respectfully ask from his friends
continuance of that liberal support which they have hha
extended towards him,
FRANK a. BARTLETT.
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All English counterfeitey Of greenbacks bas been
arrested in Atlanta, Ga. He states thai the biIIs
gefe made at Nottingham. England and that he,
.aith nine aceompIices, came here for the purpose
glpeddlihg them. Three are in New York, two in
Bpsson, one in Cincinnati, one in St. Louis, one in
Nashville, and one unknown. he refuses to de.
acsihe them, or give any information against them.
considerable quantities Of these counterfeit green.
IA " are ID circulation at Memphis. They are SO
VIII exeented that no suspicious were entertained
~ store-keeaegs until toe late to discover the
pasaefs.
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Price nr "A 3misalor

Directions for BeachiBs and Catering the
EroandG.
The Fair Grounds formerly known Creole Race
Conrse They situated between Espanade street on the
one side, and the GENTLY Road on the other
The Cars of TIE City Railroad Company viii take visitors to
the entrance EspIanade street.
Vehicles feVeFy Kind viii through the GENTLY Road
entrance.
Tickets be procured at the Office OF the Association Ma
10 Bank Place. from the Forsma Of Companies and from The
members oftbe COMMITTEES
I. N. MARKS,
Chairman General Committee of Ar,ar-,-,ou,
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The Ftrsmen, Monument,
The entire get receipts Of she Festival viii be devoted 70 the
fundnow being raised ths purpose building 1n iMPos
ING hpNU&ENT to commemorate the dead Of the
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
who the discharge their duties Soldiers and Eremen
yielded their lives Al oftbeir m bo appropri.cy
Inscribed IN the Monument
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The ogsroaU I'VE,
E'Is-e49sesS'S
MO " UNI NTAI, ASSOCIATIONS

MO MUM NTAI ASSOCIATIONS
meeting asd lst Saturday evening Mag las st Tho
Hal Louisiana Hose Company, aud organized tbs FIRE
NEWS MONUMENTAL ASSOCIATION Object; 70
erect monument 20 the memory Of late JOHN 2 CRU
sER to the Confederate DEAD Of the Fire Department and
to those who lost their lives while Pessn duty 81 ac,vs
Firamen since September 18th 1890
erestdent-IsAAoE N. MARKS, Of rsrssge-aaesso n.
Vice Prest-ws E FITZGERALD, Pelican p. Al. No. g.
sosro.ary-Jos. H. DsGRAEGE, Jackson No Is.
Trsasarar-Jss. 4. BROWN. Louisiana Hose.
Late Statutes Of Louisiana.
10 os'a nov "a hand Tor SIDE f bound or IA PARE at
THE STATUTES OF LoUIsIAN
Adopted during the sstre session Of Daaentss a8a he,
recent session Of 1866
BLOOMFIELD & STEEL,
Law Bookseller and s.atlonsrs
No io5canp Street
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ri ia We
II
y SFsDSOh2S, SnEc .8du1seS's, ARE&gGssl
i
T.
: .ta -,.,.,. ,, ID. ..... ..,,., \.
vii On IS9f' @ns ,s j iS a s,a a. ~ 5 Y
in .ne Chair tho following Committees were appointed
yAME r. Ti lttN, bE y 5,il o . al'0
L-@, PATTON, la5 Gr.ytcr ,trset
er,,arsor .,t,ts r,rf,
anos viii present them to some ore the sentlealea upon q
Executive Committee:
FRANK zAoaARIs, d Commercial Place
wM B5RTUs Cerna5eI. .,r@sf ''' common
DOUGLAS WEsf 100 Grayier street.
JoN y, Mn !, I, Maaine street near Delod
/ GEORGE NoRToN, iSS Common street.
@SgpBEi III m M cs nug.s. ss,s''
WI. REED 10 (rarIer strss,,
e. T LYNDALL, 97 Bacc5r. street esrae. d. 81
Andrew street
| ~, 1880. .,.....
disabled destitute and unfortunate soldiers, will tasi
donations to any one Of the gentlemen upon to Eresuy
! COMMITTEE .
h i. GIBSON, President
J. E. AUSTIN, Secretary,
FOR .WasR0gtu.
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institution. The prizes VIII be drawn and some fortunate
ticket holder must surely the money drawer gets
either the money or the prize at his choice.
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For Lease.

THE LOWER STORY OF THE
Grand Ledge, Masonic Hali-st. Vharles ST.
With the exception 0ttho Store occupied by oooey Co.
for term of years Possession given l,t Nor erbe ls
Apply to the Grand Secretary, at the Hay
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A LARGE AND SELECT STOCK OF
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
CONSTANTLY on HAND
S. WIENER "A -.