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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-19

GEORGE w. Utermshle for 1853 80, on account of err
foneous payment OF taxes. Referred TO COMMITTEES
Also, communication from Enoch Totten, ESQ II,
9nesfins opinion as 70 whether or not the several
Ward Commissioners have any authority to issue
be hss ess The y S
city and can find no authority in them, either ex-
Ward Commissioners, and in his opinion the " ard
Commissioner have no authority whatever to bind
printed in the Journal and referred to the committee
on improvements.
The following were introduced BY Mr.. Murray
Bill for water main in 10th street, from L to Boun
from 18th street to Connecticut avenue; passed By
Mr.. Freeman,Pretea Of citizens in SQUARES 1893 and
and 10th streets GThey ask for suspension Of the
woTt t. the nS, Sm STATING the
EN- Market By Mr. Pipsr-Biil for relief Of Mar
senti i the Northern Market Mr. Barton moved %
to amend by inserting that the Eastern Market be
MI. ,Willner-Pefiiion Of Henry Kaiser for the re-
tending r,srr Il money erropRsSuIy paid for taxes
from 7,h to sth Joint resolution granting permission
bin the esf of TO O Ssy
By Mr. Poee-Bill for water main in 9Th street east
petition asking Tor repeal Of act for pavement on
streets petition for refundins certain t. the
sst.se Of b oge Isylse III, referee BIZ 70 extend
luton inquriDg of the Register to the number Of
insurance companies In the city to whom licenses
have been granted; adopted. Resolution in regard
to constructing pound for animals; adopted. BY
Mr McCoy-kesel ution referring the petition of
Timothy Morgan to the committee on claims; re-
terTed to COMMITTEES on unfinished business. By Mr.
GaDt.Petition asking for an investigation OF the
special tax to pay for " Howard 3 SIX inch water
on east side OF 9Th street east, from East Capitol
Resolution authorizing John Gallagher to maintain
J. Coolssey and J. g. Lenor 70 fene beyond
the building line; bill TO pay j. y. Stafford for work
done on samson street; referred. By Mr.. Bowen
Bill to refund Carol Bailey erroneousy paid
passed. Bill TO lay foot bridges SIR set at Sth
9th and 10th streets; passed
REMOVALS IN THE FIRE DEPARTMENT 49,
Mr.. Freeman offered resolution requesting the
Mayor inquire into the causes Of the wholesale re-
NOV ais Of men from the fire department by the new
ly appointed board OF re commissioners, and ascer-
tain " neither said removals have been made in q =
cOrdance with the laws governing the said depart.
ment simply TO Pre- scribe men account Of color
in opposition the provisions Of the fifteenth amend
ment TO the constitution Of the United States adopt
ed-yeas, u; nays, Messrs. Bassett, Lewis, Palmer,
and RobeItson-4.
1BE FLOATING DEBT.
Mr.. Pope In PRODUCED bill similar that presented
BY Mr.. NJ in the ldermen authorizing the issue
Of scrip to pay the floating debt.
Mr.. Burgess said IL seemed that the workingmen
were 10 be paid in this scrip and IL there not an
amendment made that the laboPing men should re-
celye their ray IN money he would have to vote
Mr.. Barton expressed his satisfaction that the gen
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Domestic Markets-TBY TELEGRAPH

more MOI steady; Wheat a shade 1rmeE: Corn dull,
armer at l4@l4sc. Gotten lrmer at eo;c. TurpeD:
tine Iaiet at -: Resin quiet at g. o5 for strained
'o E~re"ino anu sl;t to ,0r o 5sralded drm 5Tels and qc CLOSED
heavy and dropping; sales 1900 bales at 2l3c.
Flour G shade frmer with q moderate business.
red and amber western, sl.e7gsl. 29s. Corn. Ic.
lower new mixed western. 9CG97c. Pork frmer
at a, sse IS; Lard Kettle; 1906: Whisky lover
Freight5 active.
BALTIMORE, March ll.-Cotton, 2lc. Flour dull
but firm. Wheat steady. Corn, soaalc. Provi-
ssions; tirm :, but prices unchanged. Whisky
Virginia 6's-lSe8's, SIS bid.
Mess fork active and Msf aosed Ia at 81 H ASKED. L ard d d1ii
and helda iatc. Bacon held at-shoulders. ll4
visions.
ST. LOUIS. March Il.-Corn armer; mixed
western, 7lGtI5c: Whisky, heavy, at e2c. Pork
neaVy At S2e. soRsH; Shoulders, lie; clear sides,
l5tc. Lard nominal.
BOSTON, March 1l.-Cotton quiet at 2lsc. for
bales.
NORFOLK, VA, March i1.-Cotton frm with
prices a shade better though rot quotably. higher /;
low midoiings, l9Ml9tc. receipts, 393 bales ex-
ports coastwlse. 2Vi bales no sales to-day.
CHARLESTON, March 1l.-Cotton frmer 1T alc. :
receipts, 30! bales; exports, l,3O bales sales, 300
bales.
sAvASSAH. March ll.-Cotton In good demand
at 2Otc. receipts, 1895 bales exports, e23 b lies ;
sales, 400 bales.
MOBILE, March i1.-Cotton opened firm and
closed easier at 2o3c. receipts. 1899 bales; ex-
ports. !? bales; sales to-day, 500 bales, and 7OJ
bales last evening.
NEW oRLEANs. March II Cotton ilrmer n,
2l!c.; receipts, 6,o6s bales exports, 4,lo5 bales
| sales, IG5 bales.
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Ice N New YoRK.-The supply will be
quite equal to any of the past seasons
Ncr York Commercial.
Whittcmore writes his name "B. Frank
Whi,ternore." That accounts for all.
A Cincinnati paper warns its readers to
- beware of canine and feline sausagcs Mt
free lunches.'
So long rs women have the providing Of
mans food they can govern him as they
hoosc."-lirS. Robert Dale Omen.
How many apples did our first parents
eat i'll the garden of Eden? Eve, S; and
Adam, ,.
doctor" in order to relieve a pain
above the right eye of the wife of the
postmaster ut Decker station, Indiana, put
q quantity Of ccoton oil IN her brow. 1t
got into her eyes, she went into commissions,
and died and the doctor has alb
seconded.
The Eagle Print Works, on west Twenty
fifth street, New York, extending from No.
35i to 5G2, owned and occupied by Mr..
Mauly, Of $50 west Fiftieth street, were
totally destroyed by fire Thursday night.
Loss, Hzuu ,uu5, insurance not aScer1alneu.
\ school teacher, near Greenfield, Ind,
named Dunn, struck one of his scholars o II
the head with all iron poker, Wednesday,
from the effects Of which he died. The
teacher was arrested.
A.. J. Spaher and Caleb w. Baldwin got
in a dispute in St. Louis Wednesday; each
fired u pistol ut the other at the same in
stant. ana the former received a bullet in
his head, and the latter one through his
heart.
In Vermont, recently, a little girl fell
into TIE water, was carried down under the
ice for about five rods, went over n seven
foot dam, and passed through an under
ground race-way, for a distance Of fifteen
rods, to anotlerdam, and was then rescued
alive, and is doing we'll.
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OFFICE OF FISK &. HATCH,
BANKERS AID DEALERS
IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
No. , NASSAU STREET. NEW YORK.
FEBRUARY IL 1870.

Tho remarkable success which attended our ne
.g~otiation OF the LOANS OF the Central Pacif.
Railroad Company and the Western Pacific Rail-
road Company, and the popularity and credit
which these LOANS have maintained in the mar
kets both In this country and Europe, have shown
that the first mor!gaged bonds Of wisely-located
and honorabiy-manased railroad; are promptly
recognized and readily taken Us the most suitable,
safe, md advantageous form Of Investment, yield
Ing o more liberal income than con hereafter be
derived from Government bonds, and available, 10
take their place.
Assured that In the selection and negotiation OF
superior Railroad Loans wo are meeting s great
public want and rendering y valuable service both
to the holders of capital and to those grea. national
works of Internal Improvement, whose intrinsic
merit and substantial character cntitle them to tho
use OF capital and the confidence OF investors. we
now offer with special confidence and satisfaction
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FIRST MORTGAGE v
OF THE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
COMPANY.

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. connecting
the Atlantic coast aud the magnificent harbors Of
the Chesapeake bay with the Ohio river alta point
Of reliable navigation, aud thus, with the entire
railroad system and water transportation OF the
great West and Southwest, FORMS THE ADDI-
TIOEAL EAST AND WEST TRUNK LINE, so
lmpcratlvely demanded for the accommodation Of
the immense and rapidly-growing transportation
between the Atlantic seaboard and Europe on tho
one hand, and the great producing regions OF the
Ohio and Mississippi valleys on the othor.
The importance OF this road as u new outlet
from the West to the sea magni1es II into one Of
national consequence, and iusures to It an extern
ton, while IN the development of the extensive
agricultural snd mineral resources OF Virginia
and West Virginia I. possesses along Its own line
the elements Of a large aud profitable local husi-
ness.
Thus the great interests, both general and local,
which demand the completion OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad To the Ohio river afford tia
surcst guarantee OF It's success and value, and
render It the most Important and substantial rail-:
road enterprise now in progress in this country.
Its superiority as an East and West route, and
the promise OF en- immense and profitable trade
awaiting It's completion, have drawn to 1t the at.
~tention and cooperation of prominent capitalists
and railroad men Of this city Of sound juiemeu,
and known integrity. whose connection With II,
together with that Of eminent citizens and business
men OF Virginia and West VirgInia,
INsURES AN ENERGETIC, HONORABLE,
ASo
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Various HENS.
Southern News.

New ORLEANS, March LITTLE cduce-
tional bill las finally passed. The House
has voted $780, 900 in State bonds to the
Louisiana Mining Company.
JACKSON, Miss, March ll.-Governor
Acorn in his inaugural address yesterday
says our Judges must he men of standing
in the community, and society cannot pre-
tend to ignore that they must be men learned
in the law. Beyond this, they must BIO men
of courage, of conscience, and in party &C
cord with the mission of the men charged
with the work of reconstruction in the State.
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T~ELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York Stock and Money Market,

NEW YORK, March ll-Toon. Stocks stoady and
strong. Money easy at s@sper cent. Sterling Ea-
chango-Long, los. short, 1881. S-2o's, 'o2, III.
Ienncsace e's-Ex-coupons, sM. new, N3. vir-
GINA es-Ex-coupona 1sa; new, ITls. Lcvcc GH,
's1; s'a, $40. Alabama SIS. oea; s's, II. Georgia
81; ia. s3s. North Carolina s's-Old, 81; new,
~. South Carolina a'a-Old. So; new, 81.
Ercntng.-Monev, 500 per cent. Sterling, lus!.
Gold strong ut ll3aI1ca!. Governments closed
with an advancing tendency; s-a0's. 'eo, Ill.
Securities unsettled. Tennessee es
very strong.
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Safety of the Steamship Smtdt.

New YORK, March 1.-THE steamship
Smidt, from Bremen on February goth, Of
whose safety all hopes had expired, is
coming up the bay.
She made the voyage south of Bermuda
in consequence of a broken engine, and
encountered a succession of hurricanes.
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Financial and Commercial
Grain and Flour Market,


CoRH AND FLOUR HxCnAsGE,e
-hICHAoyD. VA, March II, 1870
OFFERINGS.
Whedt.-White, ?ss bushels. Red, $50 hushels.
Gor1.mWh mtg, 125o bushels. Yellow, none
O1ts.-soa bushels.
Rye.-17U bushels. .
ALE
Whedt.-White, "a bushels good at al 40 q
bushels fair on private terms 81 bushels prime
on private terms SO bushels prime at 81 3~s-totaI.
Ia bushels. Red 80 bushels common at 81. la. 20
bushels fair on private terms; 10 bushels inferior
Mt Sl.l2EtOtaL, lo2 bushels.
Cbrn.-Wh!t 3e2 bushels prime on private
terms as bushels very good on private terms
total, $40 bushels.
Oats. az bushels at &c.; Ia bushels seed at coo.
Ia bushels prime at Coo ); d bushels very good q,
~5sc.-total, s4 bushels.
Bye. -s5 bushels very good at CSC. .
RE-EXHIBlTED.
Whedt.-White, 80 bushels. Red. IL bushels,
Oats -15e bushels.
The offerings on Change on the corresponding
date of last year we're Wheat White, o. bushels
red, 23G bushels. Corn-White, 10 bushels yell
low. 10 bushels {: mixed, ae bushels. Oats, 94t
bushels. Rye, los bushels.
Prices on that day were as follows Wheat
White, none cold red, good, $3.50. Corn-White,
prime, ssc.; yellow, prime, $780,; mixed, SIC.
Oats, prime, ssc. Rye. Sl.3s.
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Foreign Markets-IBY TELEGRAPH.

LONDON, March ll-Eoon. -Consols, ss;. United
States bonds, o05.
LIVERPOOL, March IL Soon lotion dull up
8 coo bales GALES for the week. SO, 900 bales. In
Guiding 5000 for export and 3, 600 for speculation
stock. 27l, 900 bales, including lis, 900 American
receipts for the week, q, 900 bales, including 10. o0a
American. Trio o'ClOck.-Cotton quiet stock
anoat, 1873, 900 bales, including 3i5,0 900 American.
Flour. 2os. Cd. Pork frmcr. Lard firm.
LIEERPooL- March NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. heavy :
uplands. loid. Orleans, l!GIlii; sales Icon
Breadstuffs iIrm. Pork quiet. The sales OF cotton
Include 1000 bales for speculation and export.
PARIS, March ll.-Bourse. opened firm rentes,
AZ. a0c.
HAyRE, March ll.-Cotton opened quiet low
midd!ings all rat, 1897.
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SUCCESSFUL MANAGEMENT.

The road Is completed and IN operation from
Richmond to the celebrated White Sulphur Springs
OF West Virginia, g27 miles. and there remain but
200 miles now partially constructedl 10 be com
pleted to carry Il to the proposed terminus on the
Ohio river at or near the mouth of the Big Sandy
river, $50 miles above Cincinnati. and $50 miles
below rittsburg.
Lines are now projected or In progress through
Ohio and Kentucky to this point, which viii con.
meet the Chesapeake and ohio with the entire rail.
road systems Of the West and Southwest, and Will
the PaciAc railroad.
It's valuable franchises and superior advantages
will place the CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY among the richest and
most powerful and trustworthy corporations OF
the country: and there exists a present value. In
completed road and work done. equal TO the entire
amount OF the mortgage.
The details oil the loan have been arranged with
special re terence to the wants of oil classes Of IN
~vastors, and combine the various features OF con
venience, safety, and protection against loss o.
fraud.
The Bondl arp I'm fennminations NJ
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~NpSfrncfiye Fire.

on. CITY, Pa, March 1.-THE fire which
threatened the entire city has, by great ex-
~ertions of the people, been e~xtinguished
after burning q railway train and q number
of nil tanks.
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The repor; oil the committee of the Sc
nate Of Virginia giving it rs their opinion
that the requirements of the new Constitu-
ton Of county judges that they shall he
:: learned in the law of the State" makes
it necessary that al t%hccounty judges shall
be licensed lawyers is meeting with criti-
ciSm fro,r tho press Of the State which it
deserves. The Richmond USp"trh shows
clearly that the construction is iar-fctchcd
and strained. II is said Of other Judges
that they must have praci!ced law Il GER
tain nmnbcr Of years, hut Of the county
Judges that they must simply be learned
in the law of the State We hold
with the Di~p4th that n legal edu-
cation may have been received on
the bench, or in the clerks office, or at
college. or nj home even, aud that the lie
gjslaturc must Judge whether the candi-
l"tc has had it or net. The best critic
rion," says this committee. "of 4 legal
education is that tie party has obtained Il
license ~ Il lawycr.' Every sensible man
in the State will dissent from this state
mcnt. For all over the State men may he
found with q lawyers license in their
pockcr who are not learned in the law, and
never will be; while many old clerks and
old magistrates have obtained such learning
in their exrcriencc.-ChriStiGn SIN.
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Execution I'm Georgia.

AUGUSTA, GA, March ll.-Ben. Goodly
(colored) was hung at Waynesboro', in
Burkes county, to-day, for the murder of
Adkins Lewis last summer.
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Ids are in denominations Of
$1,000, $500, and 500.

They will be Issued as Coupon Bonds. payable
TO bearer, and may be held in that form or
The Bond may be registered In the name of tn,
owner, with the coupons remaining payable &c
bearer attached, the principal being then transfer
able only on the books of the company, unless re-
assigned TO bearer or
The Coupons may be detached andfc ancelled, til,
Bond made n permanent Registered Bond, trans.
fcr1ble only on the books of the Company, and
the interest made payable only to the registered
owner or his attorney.
The three classes Will be known respectively as
lst. Coupon Bonds payable to bearer"
I'd. Registered Bonds with Coupons attached ~
Sd. "Rcgistercd Bonds with Coupons detach-
ed. - should be so designated by correspondents In
specifying the class of Bonds desired.
They have thirty years 10 run from January Is,
1870, with interest at six per cent. per annum from
November l, 1869. Principal and interest psya-
BILE In gold In the city of New York.
The interest is payable in May and November
tina, IL may take the place OF that OF the earlier
issues OF Five-Twenties, and suit the convenience
of our friends who already hold Central and West
crn Pacific bonds, with interest payable In Janu-
airy and July, and who may desire, In making ad-
dl,lonal In to have their interest re-
cpiyable ut different Seasons of the year.
The loan Is secured by a mortgage upon the en-
tire line Of road from Richmond to the Ohio river,
with the equipment and all other property and
| appurtenances connected Herewith.
A sinking fund Of slN, 900 per annum Is provided
| for the redemption Of the bonds, to take effect one
wear after the completion Of the road.
The mortgage Is for $ls, COX, eco, OF which a,eoo,'
| Wo will be reserved and held In trust for the re-
| d~e,nption Of outstanding bonds OF The Virginia
| Central Railroad Company, now merged in the
| Chesapeake and Ohio.
f the remaining Sl3, 600, oco, q sufficient amount
| viii be sold 10 complete the road to the Ohio river,
| perfect and improve the portion now In operation,
and thoroughly equip thu whole for a large and
active traffic.
The present price Is 90 and accrued interest.
4 loan so amply secured, so carefully guarded
| and SO certain hereafter to command a prominent
| place among the favorite securities In the mar
kets, both of this country and Europe, will be az
once appreciated and quickly absorbed.
Very respectfully, .
FISK & HATCH, Bankers.
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TRAGEDY IN CAHADA.-IorQnto, Ontario.
March l0.-ilomas Purly and wife were
found dead in their house this morning.
Purciv was lying at the bottom of the stairs,
in a POOL Of blood, with a deep cut across
his forehead. His wife Was up stairs dead
in led. Purdv was n very Incorporate
man, and was drunk when last seen alive.
The appearance Of the woman,s body iudi-
Gates that she died in q fl.
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snec,e Payment Resumed

ST. Louis, March 1.-THE Mechanics
Bank has resumed specie payment, and has
paid out more thar $50, 1000.
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CARTS, &c.

ITO CONTRACTORS. FARMERS, AND
1 OTHERS.-The subscriber would respectfully
inform all those requiring WAGONS, BUGGIES,
or CARTS, that he has on hant and Is maEufsc-
turing WAGONS and CARTS OF every descrip--
ton !. that he will build 10 order any kind. OF
vehicle required upon the shortest notice and at
the lowest price. Particular attention paid to
4. b. LIPSCOMB.
No. ia west Cary street, near Adams.
fe T-eoG2m
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ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK; REPAIRING
country; TOBACCO WORK OF all kinds maze
and repaired, Wit al kinds OF steam-nrtings iHr
same; and othkr SCALE All
JUSTED and REPAIRED. Exclusive agents for
JUDSON's PATENT STEAM-ENGINE GOV.
ERNOR, SELDEk'S PATENT STEAM-EG-
STEAM GAUGES. Every ono OF these gauges
are warranted for . year. We know them to DO
than any other make. A full line or Tho above ar.
.fcies always on hand. We also keep HOLLANDS
PATENT SELF-FEEDESG OIL-CUP, for shat
Ing and al kinds Of machinery, which saves ninety
psr cent. OF oil. This Is The newest and best thing
uow out. Come and see IL and Us.
GEORGE II. SLOAT,
my 10 A. JACKSON ADDIN0TOE.
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..,orc hrnun, Conference Of she
.,.~.,t.t Triscoras Church South.
.rs 10 !:al.iacrc sun.

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-. .-Gs ."J E'S'IS lfntn .n,,,n" ~ ,,o,
r'.. ">'~.'I .',;,,I rL;1drcn 't4h |
p ~.H.i.' 80. vl.~s Nnl) Iohn.,nn
,- T., IN "'.'" ~ n."n
T.. Il. 9'o''"' }1'";.l%G"' nm;.;,m
.@1'.'.'! NNl,. { rc1;ar;o,s tro;r- !
.t## tA''E7Z aT.""n. "' 'I io con,ert;nr
e. maze ""'r''>"' m;si;n.
D.. co., l"' N,%y'- s.n,f, .o:I M.
.' I..'' '"' H'''S
~ r,ochor-
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VELVET, BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY,
,THREE-PLY, and INGRAM CARPETINGs.
RIGS, MATS. and FLOOR-CLOTHs,
FLOOR and TABLE OIL-CLOTHs,
DAMAsK and LACE CURTAINS, and WIN
DOW SHADES
bare reduced the above TO correspond wtththe
price Of gold. Is T.
NH Dol corner Main and Ninth streets.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

DAPER.-Four cases FLAT-CAP PA.
PER, II, IL, and ID pounds; two cases DENY
and MEDIUM PAPERS, together with full a..
sortment of LETTER, FOOLsCAP, NOTE, and
FOLIOPOST PAPERS, for sale at wholesale ana
retail. WOODHOUSE 4 PARHAM,
f25 booksellers and Stationers.
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STOVES AND TINwARE.

MoUSTcAsTtsEi,,sis noApsrnrrr.
Just received, a large assortment Of TOILET
WARE and MISUNDERSTANDING or
all descriptions.
VEhThATORS for smoky chimneys. All
kinds Of STOVES repaired al shortest notice.
10 g1
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Foreign News.
FRANCE.

PARIS, March ll.-Louis Noir, whose
brother Prince Pierre Napoleon killed,
complains that the prosecution seems d.
rected against his dead brother rather than
against the Prince.
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r. S.-We have Issued pamphlets coutsinip,
fun particulars, statistical details, maps. etc.
which will he furnished upon application.