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-Un,on Hank OF IouiranA.-gew

-Union Hank of Louis,aEa.-HeW Or.
issns IL l86In accordance with sections "a and - OF
the entitled IAN act 10 establish general system Free
In the Of Louisiana approved March ID ls5o
nstoe hereby given 70 the holders OF the creusng notes
81 hs Bank duly audited under the provisions OF said act TO
the Banking House 81 the ONCE Of the
bate Auditor purpose OF redemption within one year
hs otherwise the funds Deposited ~ said bAns for
-" ''''''' "'' " GEO A. FRERET. Cashier
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]. 3. WALTON q DeSlONOe's SALES.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
VSnIVAtnD WATER POWER
SPLENDID SIZES FOR MANUFACTURES.
BY j., b. WALTON N DEsL0NDE.
in WALIoS. Auctioneer.
C0ice No 6 CarondsIet STRAIT

CATURDAY, IOth day OF April. 1850.
- at the ST CHARLES AUCTION EXCHANGE. St.
Oh aries street, will be sold =
"A Bour OK THOUSAND ACRES Of sligIbIy located
ana IN nbcred had, the parish Of fsmmany
tvs and haH miles from the town q Coyingoa with all the
thereon, consisting If Substantially
built dive ing house, out-nousss garden uit tes which
may b. found fne Apple Pear Plum, Pecan trees
che psceis within four hours ds communication with
the city by steam The water the tract Is mex
6 three mi e. In length and nnryaled Better
sites for paper mills Cotton Factories be foand
aIy where ID the se.I TIE e.y easspt .sd healthy
nF-TERns or SAIEPurchsssr pay nent Of two
notes. each for $780, dated August 1891
BE sfter date and
ing ser per intsres, from dae and bearing
ecs mortgage the said land and improvements; balance
cEsh. E.. l.. I1I.fi 80. 4... IL - .nI .
Caror delef street.
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-Bnnh or New Orleans. Nov erIes

lune le s-In accordance with sections "a and OF the
ct entitled 10 establish general system o. rree
1858 notice hereby given 70 ths hoiders q the circulating
sc 20 present che ,as the Banking House or At VIC
Oce Of for the purpose OF rede ption
" said Bank tor said purposes VII Be- ree,ss1ed
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OFFICE OF BRADFORD 81 CLOYD,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Lineols, Nebraska

We pleasure Announcing thst have recen " open
ed an office for the gSIs9se o. snsspT az n,nas
ourselves corresponds Of the location kind OF soil
land, In Central eenrasks GA snort
ness here since Of the state Capitol a. this
place -, -. an. pxu,.., .o,,,n.rt -
wen hborre Stasss 20 Nebrssks this season.
bous by the and rrtlty lands the
try the o. the climate AM the enierpn ing
Of he innabitsn;s msrsag as rapidly n ing
and land-seeker or land owner can obtain
RELIABLE IMPORTATION Az SMALL EXPENSE,
very Necessary, and hope remunerave Non-rssidents
sss as Of III :, oI hs have paid
o. eommisson, and correct m tesr r. , na
proved what their future rsirr sd We their pro
mty churches snd towns and viii undertake
to sell buy for them charging oar services only lair
location Of all description and on all kinds Of ms
nave large list If splendid business residence lots
on the the and private residences which
offer 10 citizens capitalists abroad at ssch prices as
W. will locate is ds subject private entry, With
or bounty e her commission or on shares
sell distance ana sc ect good
thOss ending TO take up Their ia
Persops desiring information In eur Of business In
CORRESPOND with and view nfSrm taem promptly
vii out charge
Hon g. H. Calhoun Nebra,ka City Neb.
DR. s. l. Grant, Nebraska City, Neb.
Geo Ballss,jns Co. Li-c0Is, ,,s SsS; Nah
ssss.cS La
Col. nixon EditerN. Q. cIescen,; New Orleans. La
oa sasto s' s:s A staSi.'y zD
Bon John Fcrsyth Mobile Ala
hon John ID Freeman. Jaesson, Mss
Walter Brooke Attorney. yicksburg. Miss.
Gen Frank Blair 1T Louis Nc.
L J. fsstin Editor Jerrn.l Glasgow NO.
'''' BRADFoRD 4 cLoyD,
Office, Corner lish and ssrests
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ST CuAxLEn THEATE8--sT.u uAn1nss s.
BENEFIT AND LAST night BUT ONE or MRS
SCOTT sIDDoNs.
BEN pEBAR WILL APPEAR.
Friday Evening. Apsii .. 1862
The beautiful Lyric Drama. hom the Danish Of Heinrich
KING KENE's DAUGHTER.
Iolanthe. MA scost sidasns
i'''n''o' WIN MovEYM MOON .e-..2 = ~.
TULANE Scott sidoas
Ros Dsf Ben DsBsr
SATURDAY NOoN-ersnd slDDONs MATINEE, .heu
Mrs. sIDDoNS will give one Of her delicious and sxqmss
sUNbAy-Argussin DAYS greatest success. FLASH
Broadway Thestr New York including rsnerAmA Oh tne
lVAsIETIEs THEATEk. -. S. s,,et &
rrid.y Evepiss, April .. lese.
BENEFIT OF MISS ISABEL FREEMAN.
Commencing with Pisnce's act Comedy, called =
Faint Heart Never Won Fair Lady
Concluding with Buckstore's Comedy Of
MARRIED LIFE isf4
On Monday Evsnng-A DANGEROUS GAME ~
NEW OPEsA aOUsE-BoURBoN srRxz1
Saturday. Apr,i q. 1899.
Second night Ct Gounods Grand Opera. in Five Acts.
Romeo snd Juliet.
At *
SUNDAY ith-FOr the last time this season, ROLAND
At FoscEsEAx, at the sundsy Price. - -
VAEIETIEs THEATER.
MISS ISABEL FREBNAs RssrEcTruLLY AN
EoUNCRs THAT HER BENEFIT
win lake place at this favOrits establishment. ..
Friday Evening, Apsu .. 1eee.
when most attractive entertainment wiz be given
sistin z Of Buckstone's Glorious Comedy,
MARRIED LIFE
With the delightful COmsdietta- entitled
Faint Heart Never Won Fair Lady.
raE FULL STRENGTH OF TIE COMPANY WILL
APPEAR.
ACADEMY OF MUsIC-sL oHARLEs st.
Friday Evening. April g. sas
BENEFIT or MISS JENNIE ENGEL
Presenting the Buresqus t
WHITE FAWNs ur
ING NYMPHs OF THE CARIBBEAN SEA.
And ROBERT hcoAiRE tillli
| VARIETIES THEATEK.
GRrAr MARRIED LIFE MATINEE,
On satuv day. April 3rd. at 1e O'Clock.
ALL OF THE GREAT COMEDIANS WILL APPEAR
| In Buckstone's Glorious Comedy Of ESQ 30
| MARRIED LIFE. ,a....st
with other Entertanmsnts
ACADEMY OF MUs.C-sr CHARLES ST.
THE LEFFNGwELL. 49,.
/ 80 -ox- So
Monday Evening. April s, $780,
ST. VINCENT INFANT
ORPHAN ASYLUM ENTERTAINMENT.
BLAZER Building, aOI and sos Canal street..
/ THIS qRIDAD EVENING. APRIL .. 1859.
GRAND AMATEUR CONCERT.
Kindly given by number Of most talented Ladies and
Gentlemen, under the direction of l5s
| MR. Z. PROVOST.
BY HERR sIPP, the Celebrated Pianist,
MONS A. VAN coNvELAERT, the BrilIian. vioOncelist
FORMING A GRAND ENTERTAINMENT.
CCHOoL OF THE vELoCIPEDE.
/ NO. lss CANAL STREET. 4
o1en from A. NJ. to 10 p. n.
Admission: Day Tickets Is Cents; Evening 80 Gents.
LADIES FREE
JOHNSTON a CO.. Managers
AT THE FAIK GROUNDS. a1I.sf'et
Nv sfcia invitation Of the Committee OF Arrangements
the Mechanics Agricultural Association Of Louisiana Il
| celebrated
THREE-EyED AND THREE-EoRSED TEXAS OK
viii be placed on exhibition at the FAIR GROUNDS, an
| remain IN n the close Of the Fair
To tho who have him recommendation Is niece
sary To those the Manager has hesatic
in announcing him the CREATE ST CURIOSITY Of Il
| Nineteenth Centmy.
CREsCENT CITY MUsEUM.
40 AND a. ST. CHARLES STREET.
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NIssOLUTION OF COPARTNERsHIr.
s 81 Mutual conss y he LsSs
e S si e Sssss is and
suming all the liabilities Of the sans. as i-ll ~
New orssns. December n. 1853 g
~ ..-ad la j. \. LAPEYRE, at
.f r.4 ii ALEx. BROrHEk
Ths business Of PIKE, LAPEYRE . BROTHER win
continue be eondncted 1nssr he same name sSa sys Until
ana PAUL BLxrC have an interest in our business which
III 1ss1ssssT Ss s0pdssssd under the nsns and s
New Orleans, December n. 1853
v sa s7-sAae1 xEEs x bbRKofHEK
PAUL uEf si shorrhhS'
500 CASES cLAHEr-
- g ST. JULIEN MEDoo.
BARNETT 4 LION.
Is New Levee and
II Fulton street.
I DAvEaA's rUzonAsIHs BUKsAu
aeA y end % PARK GOV. Hxw xozk
I Iorrr.s $500 ln- fil1 s
An kinds q MERCHANDISE PuKCHAsEp
/ Experienced and compsfsnt buyers engaged
Orders promptly and faithfully q tie iswsss pss
purchases made only om nntelass and reliable hozs
Orders win be ensd. PAYABLE ON DELIVERY. whsss
uncsnt rsitssd Freight end Communications
c,nrssonr On ssns sxcssdre 500. 1--WE per cent
comnisxisps - Suns sxossding slsa TWO Am HAkP
- mAAo pAvEaA.
p- Pssssnes Bex l7sz usv rsss
MAzErrA
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.
No. s1s Gravier Street.
NEW oRLEAKa fff
CARRIAGES AND BUGaIEs OF THE BEST STYLE.
~ FINE HORSES to b bad .s al hours night and
day. -
RAGs..-.....-......BAe s.......-.......BAes'
COTTON SEED. COTTON SEED.
WANTED, 10000 Bags Of SOUND COTTON SEED,
which highest market prices win be paid To rsspen-
BILE parties sacks and fwins win b fsrnshsd hss Of
barge
3. y. P0wER. Agent
Nos Is and q Canal street..
Htai - New Orlsana
G.Er JACKET s1rrHns
GIVE TONE TO THE WEAK STOMACH,
DunA - DsbilasassA Osassatutssas
ussafass,rsag BARHEIf LION.
Hoa y nsw Lave { u Fulton ssssA
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WANTED.

VUANTED-A PARTNER IN COUNTRY STORE,
w which il in good order and has an excellent custom
Profits good small compara ely little capital
necessary further information apply to John B. Pradat
No 3e2h D-ysdes street, near ITALIA 49,. - -
vT,BE WIDOW OF ONE OF THE OLDEST
eitizens Merchants Of Now Orleans would like 10
with family where she cogd have home and make
family, for which she would give In return those
German lady been this country fourteen
she speaks French and English fuently and is also
good housekeeper. Address this Office. r. &
VTApTFD-AsENTs FOR THE FARMERS AND
w Mechanics Manual book pertaining 20 agriculture
edited George Z. Naring Esq, Agri
cultural Engineer Of the Central Park Ne~ York Nothing
like published 200 engrsvngs Sells at sight 70 plant
farmers, mechanics and workngmen OF all classes
Send sixteen circular giving full desc ipon. JAS
Hummel Publisher. LOG Camp street, New Orleans
VUANTED-A MrpDLEAGED WIDOW LADY
w situation II usekeeper and Seanstress for
bachelor fer widower with without children Has no
objection leave the city Address Housekecpc box sl6s
Post Once Ne Orleans -
VUANrED-A SITUATION BYfA YOUNG MAN
w branch Of business Speaks and wste5 french
English and German willing 70 make himself useful at
ANYTHING Salary not much object permanent EN-
poyment Good references given Address W., crescent
office. ~
VUANTED-rBKEK GENTLEMEN AND THEIR
w wives occupy three large airy est rooms With board
Price $50, $40 and $50 month Also two rooms for
single gentlemen; price SIS Apply - ~ oana street. MA
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I CREsCENT CITY MUsEUM.
90 AND Ae ST. CHARLES STREET.
/ EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION
Encouragement. by special request Of many leading
families Of city for short period prior 10 her departure
for Europe. Of
NATURES GREATEST PHENOMENON,
CHRISTINE MILLY.
THE TWO HEADED WOMAN.
who win give her levees daily. surrounded by
THE ONE MILLION cuRIosrTIEs,
Animate and inaninate and artistic anssduvsn and
MODERN that enlisted the attention the scientific and
TIE PEOPLES OWN RESORT.
The "xAN FROG" at and nine P. n. and twelveH
on Saturdays and Mondsys "a.
Doors open from A =. until lor.n-
Admis-ion--So cents; children. Is cents
GRAND EXHIBITION
WAX FIGUREs-ALL OF LIFE s1ZE,
IO3 st. Chs rles Street. ...."...,..1O3
OPPOSITE 81. CHARLES THKArER
siensr d NARIANo CAIFAss1 has just arrived nom
Havana his grand and unesusled collection OF WAX
FIGURES life representing great variety OF celebrities
and historical Incidents striking Tsbesux Of the Asssssina
ton Ct Lincoln and surrender Of MACMILLAN and his
Generals.
MA private cabinet win shortly be opened TO the
pubic
NOThCE....................
Having urchssed the interest Of ReinhaSdt Ruhnsn In
Brewery situated Ch-rtrss street hetween
Sp.fu sna Engh.n streets, known u LUSsE h hUhb-
MANS BREWERY, most respectfully solicit continu-
anee Of the patronage Of my friends c.s,r, ,rssv
Ps-Mr Resnhsrdt Ruhlmau is retained IN my employ
ment n superintendent Of aid Brewery
IMPORTANT To PLANTERS AND
Il MERCHANTS
We eel a. very low prices most superior article OF
EXThA MESS BkkF, and 10 " II be great saving 70
Merchants cal and before paying
| D resent high rates for FORK
Our Beef AL vsuanted - 49,
IS C&ronceaet strssk
d o. MEsRITZs
SOUTHERN CLOTHING MANDATORY,
No. o. Chartres ssrset.
Nov 0dssns.
sEIa1xe AT AUCTION Transformation DE-
FLED IN QUALITY AND PRICE,
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- Bank OF Amertea, New Orleane, j uly
ls accordance with sections "a and 80 OF the act
nted To establish general system Of ire Bank
hereby the holders Of the circulating notes OF this
Bank duly audited under the provisions OF said act 70 pre-
sent Banking House the once state
Auditor for the Of redemption within one year nom
s date otherwise funds deposited By said Bank for said
purpose viii be reclaimed j. T. fnsrthEk
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Crescent city Bank : New Orleanss
Jun. ls ls-In accordance with sections 81 and IS Of An
q Frse Banking, in the STATE Of Loasisns."
10 The holders Of the circulating notes Of this
Bank duly audited the provisions Of said Ast 70
snt the Banking House, at the office OF the
state Auditor for the purpose Of redemption within one
gear this dste otherwise the funds deposited ~ SAID
Senk for said purpose viii be reclaimed = -.
~ CHAS. rAURTE, in, Cashier
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special NOTICES.

Bayou Gas aing. Maadevfue aad Pearl
Wver Transportation Observation-Disclosures VIII be re-
spts Stock Of the above named Comesny which oners
opportunities TO those cerous OF securing cheap nome
ID mssipg excellent investment lssr
For apply 81 the Branch Of the oompsny
4 To- go Camp street. B. BLOOMFIELO.
I prerid-ut
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THE CREsCEST CITY
LIVE STOCK LANDIN q
slaughter-House Company.

Notice Is hereby given that Bcoss viii be opened for Sub
scripon 10 limited Of the Capital stock OF sa
Company on MONDAY March g. at their ONCE. l7O Com
And the said Company soic proposals For 300 600 fest
dimension Lumber deliverable the river bank % som
point within six miles o. Canal street.
And fsd Company further give notice that they viii
ready comply with the conditions Of the act under vhic
they have oresnized, approved March 8. 1869.
= F-J. PRATT President
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- ssuthesster Eaii.oed Ce@ysay =
psnv are notified the third OF SO share
win be due this Office the fth day OF April
next. By order Of the BoArd Of Directors
~ - III CASTAREDE. Secretary.
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-Oniee OF the New Orleans. j Jackson and
Great ohern Railroad COMPANY, New Oresns March ..
lSt9p conformity With the Cha election viii be he
ct the ece ofthe Company on Camp street opposite bsa
lyette square MONDAY April l9 1863 from 10 O'Clock
Tor eighteen Dctos twelve 70 be chosen from Stockholders
redng In Louisiana and six from sto -khoders ding In
Mssippi provided maortyo the stock Of the Company
represented at said election but majority o. the stock
be then represented the election Will be held MON
DAY p &C. ls69 at the Office Of the Company, from to
b o'clock. -
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nRAwIKG OF LOUISIANA STATE
LOTTERY FOR APRIL 1.-oLAss 7s.
IalsI4Itltl1lslsllo lnlH u
ssl 81 / 22l 2sl isl IS ISL 5 ] ! 20 IS IL
The above drawings are published all the principal
Ecmnenv D II. HOWARD, President
81 Charles Street. Cor Union ~ U.
~ a mil ls69 ADAM Gift N,
JOHN l. LEWIS,
y. v. WILDER
Commissioners
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Once OF the 81 sharlee street KnII-
road Company Carondeet and Eighth streets New
Oresns March ls ls69At Meeting Of the st,ckholders
reid this day Capital Stock OF the Company was re-
dueed by nanimous Five Hundred Thousand Dol
lars $500 O New Certificates of full paid Stock Of Fifty
Dollars Share ready TO Stockholders. In
chsnse Of Stock that they hold aer
10Th April, lst9
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Books of subs crt ptson Ia CAPITAL
Btock Of the NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP LINE will be
found a the following n.med places: :.
ONCE OF the Factors and Iraders' Insurance Company
Commercial insurssce Company OF Camp and Ora
vier
Sun Mutual Insurance Company corner Of Camp and Com
uercia' Place. u. =.
EsrshsIi Smiths Office 81 Csrcndeiet street.
ehrops hire a Hsthorn. Poy drss street.
Mculoskey a Mason ,GrRvier street.
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iEsllll5 90 1.--.f ) aldsIaIli %
Isal eco 10 mi7I 81 ~ we 90 ,
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A PUBLICATIONS. FOR DUPLICATE LAND

DEPARTMEST or TVR IxrERIoR,}
PEEsloE OFFICE, MAR y, lsSs
June 2s 1850, for the reissue Of the following de
scribsd Land Warrants, which are alleged to have
been lost or destroyed: Notice is hereby given
that at the date following the description Of each
will be reissued II no valid objection should then
Nc u. $751; for 100 acres. issued under the act of
September, $50, in the name Of Lucinda, TldoT o.
NO, 4),l2s, for 50 acres, issued under the act Of
March 3. 1888, in the name Of Lazarus Tilley, and
No, II 49, for loo acres, issued under the act OF
March 3, 1853, in the name OF Lydia CaIlton, widow
q ,JohnF. Carlton, and was granted December 81
No iOi, 6jG or 40 acres. issued under the act Of
was granted October %, 1857 April'lO. 1859.
No, l2,ll2, for 50 acres, issued uuder the act OF
and was granted September I, 1851 April p. 1869
March 5, 1855, 10 thu name q Bailey p, CLANCY,
and was EIspted October %. lsS5 April z. 1852
September, 1850. in this name Of EbensEeI Kemp,
and was granted December 30, 1871 May 1, 1852
No. S. 80, for 100 acres, Issued under the act OF
aud was granted October 8, 1855 May %, 1852,
March 8, 1885, in the name Of Thomas Cumming,
No ~ 7ss, For 40 acres, issued under the act OF
March :, 1885. in the name Of John Perry, and was
granted November 10. 1857, May %, 1893,
No, 67,067: For 40 acres issued under the act Of
aud was granted July 10, 1856 !-Juns ., 1862
No. 1912, For 10 acres, issued under the act
Of September, 1880, 10 the nams Of Robert W.
Mitchell, aud was granted May %, lSA-Juus6 o,
i''" CHRIS. c. COX,
Commissioner Of Pensions
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CRtNINAL CouRr-Judge Rylie.-This court /
was engaged as follows yesterday
nesson Reside. In this case on Thursday the |
jury could not agree. A new trial yesterday |
resulted In acquittal,
Thomas Taibert and Henry Johnson, alias !
H. Stokey, grand larceny Of feather bed, ril. |
lows, quit, &C., from Chss. II. Golden. They
were found guilty and sentenced to the peni.
Mich. McDevitt, receiving stolen property,
a saddle and bride belonging to u Reside.
Elizabeth Tilghman,. petit larceny Of l,dies,'
guilty and sentenced to jail for co days,
pantaloons from Philip .wsllach. He plead
Elijah williams, petit larceny Of sl.5O from
r. Fealy lie plead guilty, and was sent to
jail for months.
Smallwood, on the 9Th Of February last. The
prosecution closed ita case. The defence will
he head to-day
Adjourned
EQurrY CorRr Judgr DIN. This court
was occupied as follows on ycsterdny:
ALEXANDRIA ANn wAshiN"roN RAILROAD
The case came up on rule that Receiver
Lnthrop show cause why he should not de
liver to the Mcs3rs Brldlcys, trustees for the
city Of Washington, the railroad 10 hts pos
session In order that they might sell the same
under the order Of the court.
The receiver filed an answer declaring hts
Willingness to comply with any order OF the
court directing such surrender.
Mr. r. J. Brent, for tho creditors OF the
I Alexandria, Washington and Georgetown
Railroad Company, argued that as the court
| had tAcitly suspended its order directing such
! sale In order to hear \ motion to reseind such
ordcrI and had formally ovcrrulcd the motion
! to tesclnd such suSpcnsIoni to give ten uays
after the overriding Of such motion within
which to appeal thercif9m, These ten Gays
! would not expire until Wednesday, and this
order to deliver possession would be ptcmt'
! ture until that time.
! MIR. Joseph II. Bradley re ,,lIei, and was re-
| spondej to by Mr.. Brent.
| Judge Olin held that the order being not
| hnal, but intcrlocutory, could not be appc tlcd
! from. lie theFeupon made an order directing
| the receiver of the Alexandria, Washington
and Georgetown Railroad Company to turn
! over the said railroad and its appurten ances,
| Joseph II and A. T. Bradley, for the purpose
! OF sale, AS directed by the decree OF the cnurf
! In general term.
! Adjourned.
| CIRCUIT COURT hicC Justice CdriiCr.-This
] court was occupied AS follows yesterday:
Hennelly and Chnmhcrlain vs. RittenhOusc,
! Fowler Co. This case occupied the whole
! time of tho court. The testimony was con
! cluded, and the argument will begin on Mon.
/ day next.
| Skin \ Cows. John +. Uoyle. Judsmcn,
/ confessed.
Suit VS.. Grouse Motion To disIniss attach
/ ment granted and writ abatCd.
Jurors not engaged were diseharged until
Monday next
CASES ron MoSDAY.
The following cases were set for trial OF
Monday next: Nos pl %, ps, lOO l02, lOT, 100 ITO
ll3, us, TO- lis, 1870, l2l, 49, 1873 49, 1885, a. 70
500 3Jl Is, II, 2JO 10. 6S, 2G2, $50 and appcalI
The court then adjourned until Monday
next.
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Agriculture.
SEEDS! AGRICULTURE!
RE NOV A L..

seel Store removed to street, near Nineteenth.
opposite the Market.
Seed. II every description. clean, fresh and
gsnu.nr Veg liable aud flower seeds. rTccs,
yInrs, Tr.e., bird seed, lava grass seed Red,
white, yellow and lacerne clover RhuhnTb and
asparagus roots. Onion sets Fruit aud shade
trees. Hoes, rakrs, &c. Opportunity offered for
every family IT, secure good and reliable seed.
Al ., trees aud snail fruits at small outlay,
"Mtrhl' gHpr vines I am prcpH'cd to supply
th- hardy, productive, valuable aud popular grape
s,ugly, or by the d"zrl or hundred. hay" con:
cluded to add to my business an assortment Cf
china, lamps and CrOck"ry, which will be sold at
low prices Daily sales Ur Tuscs after tho lst OF
April Early orders for treCs aud vines solicited
Tor mutual satisfaction. few bushel ~ the sr-
pertur new early kus" potato, Rl-u carly Goodrich,
fur sale Ia small quautitics or by III busheI.
4. r. NORRIS, JR.,
fpts Wl3l X 1t , near Niutetaeuth, Seed Store.
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DROyIDEECR HOSPITAL,
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The elbIthS VI OhAhIi1 /,
Corner Of Second street east and s'roet south,
Capitol hill,
IN A HEALTHY AND RETIRED PART OF WASH
lEGTON CITY.
The new building is now ready tor the reception
ofpaisnts Of every class, both medical and SURGICAL
The cars run within two squares Of the building.
Patients will be received into the wards a 70
per week, payable in advance This Includes Med
iclns and Medical or Surgical attendance;
Private Rooms can bB had at advanced rates.
MEDICAL STAFF ATTENDING.
PHT5lCiAHa.
D, 4, HAGNER, NJ D., No. 300 Ii street, be-
tween Eighteenth aud Nintesnth.
JOHN G. RILEY, NJ, D, New York avenue, be.
ween Fourteenth aud Fifteenth streets,
WM MARBURY, u. D., 40 II street
J, P THOMPSON, H. T. corner Ninth ee
and Massachusetts ayenua
G. NJ FORD, NJ y. % BAIT Capitol street
ADVISORY AND CONsULTlNG
GRAFTON TYLER, N, D., eoraor ~ Washing.
ton and Gay streets, Georgetown
W. T. JOHNSON, D., sgyer"r r'st, be.
ri +. iH6WGR6. NJ b g2s > s,rsst
THOMAS MILLER, 30 slrasl
JOHNSON ELIOT, Us T. street
&. II LlBERiANh' 40 Thifiurllurt,tI
Application can 10 III ,Ia at tie ~ Co., Of to
sitErI Of the above named PHI 'tiHs Physicians
sending patients to the Hospital wiz, mry cCupy
private ,,.IUs have thf nrIglie"o ,i u r.DdIug lbe
tHluu
ss-A. VIII ,or@..u- >--, .nlu.I
"lsILE h"FFliA 4. LAiLLY,
DCi1 superior.