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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue OF the provisions of q certain
rams TO me, as trustee, on the 10th day of June.
1867, conveying the estate hereinafter des-
cribed TO secure certain debts in said deed
specified, which said deed was duly recorded
in the Registers Office of shelby county. Ten
nessee. in Book No. %. on pages 81, ~ and a3. l
will. ON the
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Memphis,
WATCHES AND S~PEcTACLES.

A FINE lot of Gold and Silver Nn5c1es q
N ths BEST qualities, for sale atvs e.si,fv It
Sf3z Main ST., next to the SeatheEp Astets
myl8 49,
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BUTTER.
n
ECONOMY BUTTER co

Ask he attention of all Interested in The re-
duetion of the e-Xtravagant cost Of Butter, to
their practical n decOnomical system Of MAX
ting pare prime Butter by aid OF the
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RE-Agents wanted for this Pump, ethel to
buy County rights and sell the Pumps, on
which a liberal discount Will be given to the
wholesale trade, and no charge for the right
of Terrt6ory.
D8rAl ORDER for this Pump must be adj
dressed to
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Stocks at the opening were firm and
soon became active and rather better in
some instances and G closed firm and active.
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MANY thousand of them have been tested
vi during the past four years, and have
proved a perfect success, as thousands OF GER
t~iicates could be produced; but deem II UNI
necessary, az the Pump viii show for itself,
and prove all its qualities on examination.
Its a Pump which Is ultimately destined
TO supercede all other Pumps now in use, for
the simple ~fact-hrst, the cylinder is made of
solid flint glass, and it undoubtedly will last
one hundred years, and still be good as ever.
Second, it viii never give any bad taste 10
the water. or rust IT.. Third, il will never
wear out, so as to put the working part out of
order. Fourth, The Plunger working In glass,
il will last as long as five in iron or wood.
Fifth, tine valves are made of glass, and are so
placed that it is impossible for them TO get
ont of order. Sixth, the conducting pipe is
manufactured of wrought iron, galvanized
inside and out, making 1t perfectly tree nom
rust. seventh, no water stands IN the p1peto
get warm in summer or freeze in winter, and
Il requires no printing to start il. Eighth, IL
is the best hand fire engine ever invented. 1t
will force the water from any common well
! or cfstern to the top of the highest dwelling,
at the rate of twenty gallons per minute.
Ninth, its whole construction is so simple
and complete that renders il less liable 10 get
out of order than any pump yet invented,
and makes IL the cheapest on the continent.
When All its qualities are folly understood no
one will be without Ii. 1t viii a ' its cost IN
insurance and many times save valuable
Having established a factory in the city of
Memphis, Tenn, for the manufactory ofthese
/ Pumps, we are now prepared TO furnish, at
| wholesale and retail, to all parties engaged, or
wishing to engage in the business
Prices for this Pump, Complete:
For Pump IS feet long, 81 50 per foOt~~~s2I 90
IS $50" ~.~. y 90
%" $50 6 ....-. 80 90
and fifty cents per foot for every additional
foot.
-Agent wanted for this Pump, either TO
buy County rights and sell the Pumps, on
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one word to the women Of the country.
Use your eXertiOns in behalf Of the great
cause. Your power IS great, in fact YOU
are indeed the soul Of ali that is good and
noble, and the nation dies When the spirit
OF the good and noble dies within it. The
name may live when the elements Of life
and beauty have departed, but when the
smile Of woman has 40 charm, lOveliness
no votary-when female opinion and fe-
male influence no longer exist in the land
the angel of Freedom if she fingers at all,
viii be found weeping in the silent sane
tuaries of her broken temple,
In conclusion, l hope that I have sound
edno word harshly upon the ear of any
one have been only honest. Ishall be
satisfied IN the end, i'll have contributed
a single stone however unpublished, 10
Lhe pyramid Of national honor and pros
peritv. Patrick Henry once said: 1.-The
first thing / have at heart is American
liberty. the second thing is the American
Union" Echoing these eloquent words:
guided by his prophetic wisdom; educated
in this orthodox Republican faith, ii ever
has been. is now. and ever shall be the
end and aim Of all my efforts.
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We trust that the Councils viii reject the
bill now before them allowing the scavengers
to increase their already outrageous clargas
for their services. IL IL notorious that the
berth Of scavenger il one Of the latest and most
sought for under the city government, and yet,
step by step, and under oae pretense and an.
other, they are steadily increasing their exac-
tons until the public Is bled by them most
numerically. Some time ago the Councils, In
order to prevent the night soil from being de-
posted on James Greek, authorized the scav-
enger OF the Seventh Ward to charge
fifty per cent. additional for removin
it beyond the city limits. He makes the sddi.
tional charge, but to this day, we believe, the
soil is taken to the James Greek marsh and put
through some deodorizing process there liz
stead Of being taken out of the city. The
nuisance is maintained, but the public are
gsuged out Of the additional pay, and NO " the
ether scavengers want the privilege of gouging
their customers to the tune Of so Der cent addi-
tonal We trust that the Councils, instead of
allowing any increase Of pay for the scaven-
gers will cut of the additional per centage
already allowed; and even then they will re-
ceive higher pay than does the first officer OF
the city. 80 r.
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NEW BooKs.-We have received from Blan.
chard & Mohun the following:

NEW BooKs--We have received from Blan.
ehard Il Mohun the following:
Notes Critical, Explanatory and Practical
on me Book OF Psalms. BY Albert Barnes.
Vols. and J. New York: Harper & Bros.
Inese volumes complete the series of these ad :
mirable notes
BREAKING Butterfly; or, Blanche Ellerslie's
Ending New York Harper & Bros. A br,l.
Aaht STORY oy the author Of Guy Livingstone.
It's Never Too Late To Mend. By Charlie.
neaoe. New York: Harper & Bros. cheap
novels. "~oiy'Ano"A
FROM Philip Solomons we have
anne Severin- By Madame Augustus Ora.
ven; New York g. r. Putnam 4 Son n,
sutnor o." A Sisters Story"
From j. Shillington we have
He C.Ise OF Gold. BY Mrs. Ann s. Ste.
phens- Philadelphia: r. r P.,.-.o.
A new edition Of one Of the mo-, ,.o Dros;
Mrs. stephens novels PoPoia1 OF
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henry "aro Beecher has been m ade a mem.
Der OF the "Junia Pat,ioica de Cubsnas."
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rs REGISTRATION OF VOTERS.

I'M ~ hEulcARdIlON Ot NOIEkS.
The Undersigned. Judges of Election of the city
m'rly occupied By the Hibernia engine, at the
corner Of II and 18th streets. on THU RsDAY the
flied voters Of the Fret Ward.
street west Between and Streets north D ' ON
FRIDAY. the Path inst, between the hours OF 5
And in the Third Ward at the Station House.
corner and 9Th streets, MONDAY the 18th inst :,
between the hours oil w sfG Hfip1 APc66k
THUMAs D0NOH0,
Ro oRT' r. Io s snss'
J. H. OROSsMAN
w CLUB will hold their regular meeting at
TIE Ghprsh e%rTs y 81 s,h and r streets. livery
vi Rtn,.s1;lsn. until further notice.
ap7-iie7' J n. OROssMAN. President.
"NOTICE TO BUILDIRs.-we have IN
BIfNIs Which we offer for the next thirty esys
at less than regular prices, 80 we have an over.
NV. HAMILTON Co.
.,u Nv S'' n. :9 Bs Y.s st.
nFEALLs HAIR RENEwER AT 20 CTS.
M! M STICK , n being very extensive q present,
NJ. Aliens. ISod:, Ieon S s@ss su AS' i.::
MishisrS Herb Bittsz.. o' On.0ln'. wines and
m.m. Asr66 1gs.l na; re s;I psSSs.
nTDEa Al HoTIOE.
norp.,,, y y R = ,s'aaS'safT v :: 2. .
tween Pc. ave. md To- :srsss. ''' ~
An Dental Operations skilifuIly ysrfsrmss
f:::n s s.ss.st ga. 's -
Prof. =. I. BuokinsS.n, d. 5. ..
Prof. ysmee Truman, d. b. 8.
Prof Geo. 4, Barker, d. DIS.
Fr0I hnH 1, Mildmsn, 4 D., D. d. g., Psnnsylvs-
u.;;: s;is: 8 IT, fds's:,S!:
TBANKRUPf OY-fhe Last amendment Of
.sr re ss: sS: y s .r
's :s not ). s 3 e ssssS:
be shal b liable :. syi.eiseI debtor: TSis clause
S.Ssc. Tor Turner srS.a.: q IN. T.:
s CERTAIN IsHtioner. and en- Who comply With Ger.
Not
the Drcvison IN view Of its iimitsticns ana sxcep
8: ~. n: Ell Il: for
Pers9ns IN this District Who still! Wish % avail
,e Sh saS stS :, 70 si e.
s slrSsS y tss s;,%s Of tns iinisssen sub
times without oharSs. '.'' '.'''' y :"
A sis9 s.i ii.I'- and Solicitor il ssasly.
RHIRIgERATORs, wAfIR.COOLRRs. Gas
psEsSCAsRIxots s.. t rs ycI;..9 CaIL.
..Ss r. 81. sso'' as
"hAhLEs THIODORE.
GERMAN APOrHRCARIEe AND CHHurara
soushwest corner 7th and n streets.
-sPAt- washinetou. D. n
DIseOLUION OF COPARrUpRsure1
sHARRiSGToH BAS iaes re- sS1ais.siss between
LAAD 10 thls day dissolved b. mutual co.ss.. Az
April g. 1859. sa1REiHGfoH s1Ad6R R.
srh n1Gnsss yin hereafter BE- condu ,tsd n,
settIs al SiiIs' SACHs. Who win collect and
.p Ma. sHARRIHGroH BA0Hp.
H0UskKEEPEKRs,n ERCHANra- ~ ~.
star. esM sssss :, can civAys and a our
OROCk EkH, CHINA,
GLASSWARE. OUrLIRY.
I'll OF nicn we nave nen1factursd "a ord~.
our customers can rely on evttins nsece
kBW AND FIRST OLAag Q0oNa
ct moderate profit on the . aaassrsrvs,S :.s..
pxw No. sot "a s.,,ss...y! ss !,i
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BOARDING.

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-At No.
l. 49S Pennsylvania Avenue, near Sd street, and
at the same place BOARD and ROOM, SIS psr
week ap 10 Inn
EIRsT GLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
Il FBONT ROOMS. to be had on removable
terms, at 21e x street, between Rth aud 18th, Q
snort walk from most Of the public Offices.
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Ienera Hancock viii establish his head.
quarters At st. Paul next month.
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n o T 10 e.

j. q. Mc6UIRG a co.,
In 9nouncfnG their retirement from business. re-
guest the Swnsrs OF Al gods IN thstr sosssssiyn
otherwise, the eoods viii be sold for storage. IL
IL proper to add that of the goo1s referred 60
and IL Will be din cult. IL not t1Dossibis 20 tr0os
their owners hip ~ q enc Of the objects o. the
All persons tsaebted 70 ,. Q. McoUI8K a 90.
requested 70 cell q the northwest corner Of 10Th
acoounts. spll-aU
ELAeei CLASH oLAee,.iEWe keen Coz
NJ etsstly on hand Q full assortment Of Aneriosa
Hnelish Plate; 1nenellsd and Figur0d GIsss o.
III kinds. Also, the renovned OrystaI Crova
- BuLDERO' DEPOT, sss 5sh ssrsst.
e9A-2W U.W. HA9LTON q 90.
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New York papers announce q general de-
Cline OF the prices Of meats in the mar kets of
that CITY.
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OsT-S5 REwARD-POINTER DOG, about
- SIX non'h s old; liver colored and white. Apply
40. OH street, between and SITS. ap2i ST.
~ BAY MARE, mixed with grey: grey mot he
low her right shoulder blind in one eye; fourteen
hsnes nigh; ten years old A liberal reward will
9th and q streets. It's
OST.Abeut the nth Of April, DARK Morocco
- W ND OASE, With Railroad Passes By leaving
Department. the finder will be rewarded. apps u.
TAKEN UP AST8AY-lu the grounds of the
Il Columbia Institution for Deaf and Dumb al
prove property, pay charges and take her awa y.
ap y ST. WIN. GALLAUDET, Supr
'NAKEN OPP ASTRAY on my premises. two
owner will PIE sse come forward, prove property,
pay charges and take them away MICHAEL,
mcGUlRE. 7O5 9th street south between ii and
1 streets. Island. an 21-,ts
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From ]. shillington we have Hearth and HON,
for MayI
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DArENr vULoANIZID ooNoRRrs PAVE

This 10 one Of the best Ooncretes yet discovered
and 10 particularly adapted for laying carriage
vars. side walks, stables cellars, fc Iyarrsuted
water ard rat preof,D being mere durable than
either prhck or stone, and be Laid cheaper thea
any 81 the Deyementa nov in use
eCLLIvAN q FOSTER, corner 9th and Canal.
efe enesgsd In 10, tns this pavement Any orders
setfsfastton guaranteed
PATENT PAINT, for dsIp walls. tin room. Ne
SULLIVAN a FOsTER
ap Il St Corner 9Th and Canal.
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In Frederick and ST Mary's counties. Md
me prospects ofa large yield of fruit are vsrv
eood- In st. Mry's the wheat prospect i.
more promising fnan At the same PERIOD Of the
season iof many years. The ST. Mary's Beacon
ssys mat 80 pad looking wheat Held is now
the exception rather than the rule
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-24

The Engiish opera season viii close at the
National Tnsater tonight with the .sBohe.
mian Girl" On Monday night, .Uncle Toms
CABIN
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Extensive arrangements are being made in
all the Southern States for decorating the grave,
OF the Confederate dead ON Monday next IN.
26th INST
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FOR SALE.

II ISTAURAET sORsALI.-The qeoD WILL.
asr. sc Fl a: ss: q
MAHrsS c1alnP H0Rs.s-,sI s;ls pair q bright
..a..s: corner q rifssn;G &; :sS III
FOE sALEaA good secondhand .hiftina top
FL PIE: 20 Pr 70 ;: :s:s !. sSs :sr:ss s. zen
A LARGE GROOERY BUSINESS FOB SALE.
STOCK; ;yIxTUsE S, AND GOOD VIII. q an
door . ODD iTs siioyy. Es 'os
sHME Wool sTSSK H HSRp So01
W1Ud s5d Coal small Cal on me at the ONCE, or
for selling lin Gn,
sO ap s,!l retail Wood very oh GoiR}1s WIN.
T. a. !. corner ., K sss
For sALR-A handsome and stylish young
L.. BAS HORsE, good driver and an excellent
sas s Sst and ID f :s liss sF''
THE UNpKRsIGNEpI rs IN DAILY RKORTPT
fhiDDLINGs Which he Ntsri az R,,, prices.
applet. 81 Louisisna ave 81, near 10Th ct.
tfOR 6ALE--A GREY MARE, good size, ~
- sound and good and safe family IN
further use for sf S:T the GT1s oR III
ap A. Corner 10th and X sts north
f0R SALE Oh HIBE-The STEAM sCOw
TIE Potomac impure at Al RNsEkMaS s2 sUN e
shoe store, sos 7th street. or the CAPITA n, on the
ooat: ap2l-Ns
E,OR SALEM william 8 Pine Buggy HORSE.
4 Also, an excellent LadyS SaddlS Horse To
De seen at A1LOR BROS. Livery Stable, 291 Z
street. bet 1872 and 18th streets. an II If
RUILD1NG Materials 20 B sALE-A Fine
- Chance for Builders.-A BUILDING contain
Ing about 152 90 Brick Also, . number Of h EDS
mi AfnOr aaA far Do
used for an office. The pureh aeer to take down
and remove the buildings within thirty (9O) 6ays
McLELLAE BENEDICT,
Apzu 44S Fifteenth street.
Il Perpetual Blooming Roses. n oss, Month -
Y E Mos and Climbing Roses Climbing Plants,
&C. all Of first Quality. A. JARDIN, Florist. Is b
and n streets. ma 2s-Im
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RATHER TOO SwEEPISG.-The bill that has
passed the lower board Of the City Councils
providing for the appointment of a Superin-
t9Ident of the Public Schools. az thorizes tSsc
ton ~ the Superintendent to .sdIrect all mat.
tiers relating to the government and course of
instruction, books, studies, discipline, and con.
duct OF the public schools. and the condition If
the schooi-houses and of the schools general
iy This serves al one fell swoop to dc away
with pretty much all the duties heretofore ex
ereised by the Board Of Trustees. A thought.
fui consideration should b. given to this matter
before deciding to put aside the experience of
10 many well-informed men as are now 10 be
fourd upon the School Board; and, indeed.
until the city can raise the money to paw the
TEACHERS il would seem that there is no press.
ing haste 10 create new ONCE with q salary of
$500.
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R usAL HOME.

200 ACREs eUBt RBAH BuILDIuo SITES
f0k sALIs IN sSss Of enc g tsn sesss. 81 North
very eeaeey son sDrng vaser, and excsllsnt soi.
ra AZ si pnS sFcnssen Yer 1astteular. al %
s Sssl3' aisS street, asofs'ss.' ,rrrI1rs.
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0Gov. Hoffman Of New York has rs.cnsa
his twelfth veto.
1The new State House At Albany will sos,
four millions. ~S''
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The delegates from Virginia, soliciting aid in
Baltimore for the construction of the Virginia
Valley Railroad and the Lynchburg and ID an
Vile Railroad, We're before a meeting of the
members Of the Corn and Flour Exchan &c ana
the Board Of Trade yesterday, and presented
their claims for assistance. They were well
received, and the meeting adopted resolutions
favorIng their application to the City Council
for subscriptions 10 their capital stock. In the
afternoon the Virgins Valley Railroad Com.
mittee, headed by Gen. E. Lee, had bust.
ness meeting with the members OF the City
Council, and again urged the ground upon
which they request the and of the corporation
Their memorial was received by the Council,
and held for consideration The American says:
The Character OF each Of these meetings partook
considerably of an ovation TO eneral Lee, his
appearance being the signal for applause. and
the CIy Councilman who presented him at the
afternoon meeting seeming TO regard him as a
Lion whose best points he was bound to exhibit
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THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Elk
listing under the name of the WASHINGTON
AND GEORGETOWN ICE COMPANY having
been dissolved, and the Undersigned being ms Ion
ger member thereof, his friends aud the pm bic
are hereby Informed that be has again established
himself in the ICE BUSINESS. and Is fully pre-
pared to supply the best quality of ICE in the
market; at a uniform price throughout the Sc ason
and guarantees Q full supply.
Those wishing to be furnished will please call at
once a. his office and make their arrang Is for
the season. fis drivers are all reliable, honest
competent, and obliginH men Any orders handed
10 them or left at the office will be promptly filed
Once and depot cid stand, corner 18th and +
streets, where supply viii be kept constantly on
hand for the accommodation CT those lviRg at a
distance.
Office open from early in the m orning till nine
O'Clock at night, and at any time of the nj ght I'm
case OF sickness or other emergencies.
l.. j. MIDDLETON,
Corner 18th and Streets.
Inc Washinston and Georgetown Ice Company
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medium and very hns qualities, in new and bean.
ai nj d.stsn; The prices range from S15 to $50
IN New York for cash, and those II want OF 8 Lsce
shawl should see them before purchasing, a. there
soonest and cheapest in this market
~OH1 PRIOD ONLY, IN PLAIN PIGUREs.
~3Os Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th aud
IOtn streets. eD22.Stif
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The Washington and Georgetown Ice Company
are not authorized TO the ice tickets of tn AZ
company with the name of the undersigned
apl9 I'm LIN
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SAMARITAN'9 olET

SAMARITANS GIFT
The only rsal cure for Conorrhea. elect and
Diseases caused from indescretion Only ten pills
purely vegetable. We discard Baisan Ctpabia
and Mercury as being not only useless but rtful
Gift cures in from two to tour days thus avoid
ing trouble, exposure, and the extorton Of an acks
Male Packages, 50; FEMALES, s.. Sold BY 8. O.
" DESMOND 4 CO.
me- 91s Race street, PHILADELPHIA
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.

LAST NIGHT OF THE
RlCHlNGs oPERA TROUPE
Mrs. BERNARD - Directr...
THIS EkENINS-BOBKMIAN GIRL
Orchestra, 81: drees circle and psrc1-t rs
cents; private boxes, $40; - cents extrs TO-
reserved seats w.
MONDAY. APRIL 26rH-
UNCLE TOMS CABIN
With new Scenery, new Fleets and Q Powerful
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ART GA bL FRY.
500 RENNsYLvANIA AvREUI,
BEfWElH NINTH AND TENTH erRRBf
a choice collection OF OIL PAINTINos: Ger.
nan, Irench, English, and American OHR0MO0:
kNGRAvIHGe. fH0fO0RAPHs, PAseI- PAI-
VIEWS, PARLOR BRACKRrs.
oysl and Square PICTURE FRAMBe, CORDS
Picture trsnss made 10 order. Priess nod
ete. A.V. 3. SMITH,
DRoFp. KRRIs' DANCING AUADBHY,
u Penn. avenue. oDDogite netroDoifta. n
hotel. We would respectfully announce that
such prices - VIM suit the timss, and agree
With the prices Of other Professors In the city 01A
and zee N for Circulars and Information. C1on1oa
On TUESDAY end SATURDAY, from 70 osolT:
TUESDAY and FRIDAY. from 70 10 O'Clock. q
ocS1-n
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EOB RENf-Ihres-sfory BRIOK H0usu
south froLt; $50 street, corner OF nm n !.
!ocsse. y roous. bath water and ga saitabie fer
nnt e!ese ooereiag. house or oxcelIent mi.
yate rssidsocs. n applied for inmodisssi1 -
sssssion WI % given NAY LIST. Apply on the prem.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-08-07
AvE3

Les contribunb!es qni non, pas encore reglf
leor take de I pour 100, sont prevents que Ia
pana'ite de 10 pour 100 imposec par la Ioi sera
exigee, ct qua partir du Ter. Aoht proclaim
i'amende sera de 20 pour 100, angmentan, ainsi
de 10 pour 100 pour chaque irsnte jours de
tetard mis- au reglement.-
les marehands, medecins, auocats, pharma.
csens, bou1angers, b~ouchers, charrons, carros-
siers, eordonniers, &, &, g., tous ceux, enfn
qui ne peuvent TRAVELLER on professor sans
licences, ct qu; mont pas encore rempli la
formali,e requise par la loi, sont avertis qn'ils
seron, rapportes i %l'avocat de District s'ils ne
Sc sont pas coaformes q Ia loi avant lie Ter.
Aodt proclaim.
Les mons de- nombrcux vendeurs de cremes
a-la.glace ct de sa'eaux ont sle pris, etlocca-
sion leur sera %fournie de faire connaissa nee
avec notre nouveau jnge dc ~paroisse, qui fcra
respecter les ordonnances du jury de police ct
Ia loi de rE,at.
]. P. LANDRY.
Collector.
Paroisse S%t.Jacques, 81 Juliet 1869.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-08-07
No. l65. |
A JOINT RESOLUTION

Appropriating Eve thousand dollars for thu
rcliet OF the restitution occasioned by ,hs.
late sioIm.
SECTION ] BE il re-olred hy he Senate md
House Of Representatives n the STATE If Loui-
''am IN General Assembly conrened, Tha,
tho snm OF five thousand dollars hs and is
hereby appropriated out Of any fauds in the,
treasury oil The Stale, no. Otherwise appto.
%pfIaied, for The relief oil The des,ilu,i.a pccal
stoned by The late storna, to be paid to ,A.
president Of The Howard Ass ciatton unon. l,,s
warrant.
SEC. 2 Re IL further enated eu., Tia,
tho president OF said Howard Association shhA
sepoE. in dine time 10 he Governor Of the Slate
how and in villa, ,aannes the fund herein
appropriated shah have been dlsbarss.t AAA
dispensed.
SIC. :. BE- II further Ytso1red a., That
said amonni If Ave Thousand dollars BE-
to destitute poe4 wilhon, iis,ine-
ton Of race OF color.
SEC. :. BE- II further resairel, etc, TRas
this resolution shall be in INN ediaie force AMI
effect from and after its passage, and the
Treasurer Of The State is hereby authorized,
empowered and required to pay upon the
warrant Of the presiden. Of The Howard
Association as aforesaid, the sun le~reinbelo.s
provided.
tSigned) CHAS. W. LOWELL,
Speaker of The House Of Representatives.
Siynel) OSCAR J. OHM
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate.
Approved October 90, 1868.
Signed II. c. WARMOTH,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana,
A true copy
GEO, T.. BoyEE,
Secretary OF State.