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gtY ". 7. JOHNSON, An. tiJuoer
~ AID Real Esta'c Broker,
Pennsylvania avenue, ryrner 81 street cast

ID By virtue Of deed ~ 'rust cat q the 9Th day
~. y sept Der. y. lS7. and recorded n lber
Z. E., Ne. p fsl'O -. NC on" q the land
TscONs Of the county OF Washington, ID. o.. We
shall cteT Tor sale AT public auction front Of the
premises. on FRIDAY, the 9th day # Mar, A u
1871 AT > O'Clock D. n. Lot numbered II, IN block
numbered H. according 20 Hall and Ely ana recorded
AIi' IN the county Of Washington, ID. g., on the
rO6d ieadinE into l4th street road. near Columbian
The improvements consist Of n0at two story
Frame House.
Terms one half cash: balance in 6 aud y months.
with interest, and secured by deed Of trust "a the
prenI5es Conveyancing aud stamps at cost Of pur-
chaser. $50 down AZ time Of sale.
+. T.. WHITE, ,,..
: b. SEM ME5,i Ir"h'7es'
apl5-d W. Il JOB SSON r. 81
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DISPESSABY SrAFF:
u srsz-s ct Throat al Cho-t-J DR.. las. L Young,
% Stays aud saturday.. 1886 HcE AOTk
Ito pm. \ avenue,
Dises--- cf Ct''drer- Mondays DR.. :. &. BEsey,
AID Eursdays.l 10 , IA. ftTSl Pa avenue.
DISEASES q Eys ara Esr-lD IL. D W Preut;.s.
SD
Diseases G. y OElen- u oudaYs Dr. p. 4. Ashford,
a8d Thursdays, 20 D. m. 1880 heW YORK v.
Diseases 81 Head ard AbdorCu-l n w. -.
Wedne-4-J Dc and saturday . u y. MI pa sSe
Pm
Diseases % Skin A. Niuorl Dr.. l.. W. Richie,
sUrReTI-Iues6sysa and Fri-f Britge 81, George
cays.l % , N. y tOE1.
Surgical Diseases % Tomeu-t Prof. J. u 1hOmp-
Saturday from % 2. N. sol, n ID.
Assistant 70 Prof. J. Z. Th0n psOn-DT. II q
Barker, 7 l % street.
Uufside VISITING Phys!cian-Dr. A. Broken
I.rnugh. Is2 Bridge 81, GeorgstOWn. mhE.u
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NDFTvfRIA DIsPENsARY
uEDICIEE AND ADVICE FBEK.

y tOr7fT FSFlItSy Tutfd areIls alld -Jt9 Strs't.
.rEE rAILY .srnaays xcsrtallfron l 70 8 6 n
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SPLENDID BUSINESS PROPERTY ON THE
SWhTHsAST tORhEk OF 18TH AND
SIIhEhIs: NOW OgGUPlED AS A DRUG
- On MONDAY AFTERNOON, May LIST, ISL
~ offer for sale parts Lots and g. i'm S1uare s5l
hsN ing front 81 about p feet. and running back ~
teet improved by tbrce-stOTF brick store and
dwelling situated the northeast corner of l3th aud
streets northwest
In view OF there being very little property for sale
on street, and the advantages tn 81 this offers IS
business stand. and taking INTO consideration that
street - prominently T. king its rank a business
street this sale certainly offers y rare chance tor
profitable Investment.
TERMS: One half cash; the balance in s aud p
months, with notes bearing interest and secured by
a deed OF trust the premises. COuYeyarciug and
stamps At purchasers cost. : Do down time of
sale. LATIMERA CI,FIRY
3p22 dads PatTi, I'd Rep Aucti,neers
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k1 GREEN WILbIATS. Auctionee-,,
~ Southeast corner Eth AID streets

UHAECERY SALE OF pESIRABLE PROF.
LkIa On Urn, BETWEEN AND o STREETS
SOUTHWEST,
n ~ virtue OF decree passed by tbs Supreme
LIS court Of the District of Columbia, in Eguty
= CSuse No. 2,l3o. Oh aries Huguely -, John i
htCoilam OF al > will sell At public auction, in
mont OF the promises, WEDNESDAY, the Sd
dsy OF May, ISL, al clock D. m, the middle
twenty iret ttrontng on 7th street vest NJ lot No
NO = IN Susaro No al in the cit, 81 Washington.
and extending back Mil. ii..t width fhe DEPTH
OF shn iut This proper, il Improved with a three
ness purposes.
Toms Of sale: ore third cash: balance At six and
twelve months, Tor which the notes 81 the prrch assr
bearing neCeSt rom The day % sale and scared to
N" satisfaction ~ the Trustee, will be taken and
IN retained on the pr rnses sold 4 deposit al
liu Will lie required OF the purchaser at the time Of
sol. All cOnveyauciug a2d stamps at cost Of pur.
chaser. WIN > mhTTINGJY T"rnstas
ac2 "a GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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NOEI0 AbTERATlyE BITTERS
for the cure OF Diseases Of the stomach, X i'd
ueSs, Bladder. LEGgs, Liver and Nerves
manuisotured etc sold at No. I2oo 9TH and NJ
iau7 IL Il, n TAYL0B, m. ID.
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1NHBoUGH ZINE

lNHR0UGH LINE
4 BETW ZEN WASHINGTON
PHILArELPHl AND NEW YORK.
Mk>vINsruN. June 5, IS-V-usos
7 raiLs bet cen ASH ~
ION ans NEW NCRk are ASH ~ -
run - fCfi VIZ. sESS -exDy
FOR MN lokh. trI..utr taaags c. rass
Leave daily eNc,9t SLL-sl' % : &C a N iQss
ard 800
FOB PHILADELPHIA
Leave tsi!J except Sunday 8. sc a m,I2tI
AID S.aOp N.
on SUNDAY
LesvefaT heV hlIE ~ 90 . n aud Phiadel-
sleepins ar tor k@V \ 20 D. . n train ONLY
Through tickets Z" phitsdelp hts. New Nork %
bostrn can be ksd a. tue station OGCe 81 si hours
Of the day
See Baltimore and Ohio Ra'lroA. atyarti soment
Ter schedule between v asE.r-t O., BAH more, a.
uapOus aud the v est. J l.. WILSON.
n Ast-T g FrznspJg: alton.
l.. 81. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. :. kOOkTL, Agent, Wa-tiurtpu reid
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ny LATIMER ULEARY. Auctioueers
II Successors 10 Cooper L Latimer,l
southwest corner OF PennsyIyaria az, and llth a
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IL
UNInNTNWN AT pIIpI.lE A II1,rr In -

L
UklONTOWH AT PUBLIC AUCTION
"a By virtue OF two deeds OF trust, the trst I'd
- the ninth day Of December, A. n. 1859, a. re
corded IN Liber 6)2, foOs pa, ct seq oae Of n,
land records for sshington county in the District
o. Columbia, and the seoosd dated the sixteenth dav
81 pecember, A. ID. l570 and recorded in Liber 6St
toiIos H. ct seq, one Of the land records FOR wash
ington county, in the District Of Oounbis, the IN
dersigned, George A. BohreT, as surviving trustee
under the first deed Of trust, ami Robert Is Fergu-
son as trustee under the second deed Of trHst " IN
se.l; at public Auctiop, on tie premises, OF MON
m, 10 the highest bidder all those iots Of yrouni
situated and being IN UniontJwn. in the county OF
Washington, in the District Of Columbia aud known
iron the records pst or plan Of said UniontOwE as
lots numbered two hundred and eighty eight two
hundred and eighty nine, two hundred and ninety ,
and two hundred and EiustJ one
Terms: One-fOu-th cash and the balance IN a.g-lal
payments AZ six, twelve and eighteen mouths 10 o.
secured by deed Of trust. Two hundred dollars 20
De pald when the Pro perty |, struck down. All
Stamps and convey anCing at cost Of pu-chaser. n
tbe terms are not complied with in Il ye days after
sale the psrty 70 be resoo at the * ap6 COS, al
tetaU iting purchaser. e. A BDHRER
Surviving trustee Of the Metropolis Building A..
ISOLATION IS to first deed of trust
ROBERT u FERGUSON.
Trustee unurr second deed OF trust,
Gplid.sds IAIlMIR x 0IgEARY.
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pY q. w. HAyENNER & CO., Auctioneers.
~ bi3 Louisiana aS enue,
Sd door east of 9TH street.
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noUBLE AND SINGLE Babel GUNS at
IL great Bargains, st PRIHUEs Loan Once eslsa
Rooms, 1905 PeRnsylysRis avenue. eaxa .
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s2e By virtue Of q deed 8: trust. dated Decerlbar
81 10Th. 1870, and duly recorded in EiLsr No 6g3
- folio t3, &c, OF the land records q WssEiustOi
county ID e.. We VIII sell At public sale in front OF
the pIeulsr- on THURSDAY, the .oarln DAY -
May. u. Isl, n clock n All # lots 2 aHd
10, n sIuar. uum cred ,, fronting f.st on Thir.
-trcer east, between NJ AID streets s0uth aud
HAVING a b. pth q L. feet
Tenn ODo third cash, ia lance in auL II months
with interest, sad occurred hy ed u trus. a Ge
CT misses. deposit Of : S. will ta T. CURED If size
pHrE heser ~ the time Ci sals. All cOuveyaEcine
aLg o. ana ~ A. purchaser cost.
SAMUEL \ HILTON, (,,..,-.--
FRANCIS y DDbLEN. ii's'Ses.
apis aids W I JOHNSON. kucfiare,r
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RY j. 7. COLDWELL co, Auetionaars.
RY LATIMER & OLEABY, Arctt5nscrz,
Ch AhCERY SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
lGOPEBTS CORNER OF SHEET Nor ~
and ,. STKEFT MFSr : -

AND 81 STREET WEST
saa b virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court
49, OF tbe District e COLUMBIA pissed on the
1--sl 'uurth day Of pril, A. ID lsTl. ia a cause
Ml.ie;u Henry kraak il con- plain ant and clifton
Lei.er 81 Al are defendants, No. 2.zSs T.. Doc To-
viii FOL. at auction, Of the prarni o. on T RS
DAY. The 4th day q Ma, A d. Isl. At 8 O'Clock
T. n ma Euc three story brick house. with two
story back buiIaiug, .ituatel on, th. tlfTsas.
,'Tn6T q - street vest and r street uartE b. No
tot D IA johnson ellen subdivision of lOt- L. "a
ARD II, N square 565 irgrdDz % iBst Oh 20 street
ana INNING back thar Viu - tee; to 81 I,e, laid
r.use contains ~ rooms au1 cellar.
Terms Of sale. One third cash Of u uch DO will
Pc required 10 BE- paid wfoU the property j. sold p:
-Nial'" IN TWO equal Day WeUts ~ SIX and Twelve
"a, lths. secured By deed II trust the premises
=. IttyaHciuE and stan % t cost u purchaser. n
70" ms q sale complied with IN I'VE dave
7. 10 day - sale the Trustee reserves fLe right 10
rtr,t The property at tho risk aud cost % TIE do
a",tirg purchaser.
fRANA TRIGG, Trustee.
Epll-cGds LATlMEE b OLFsRY Eucr,
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IT Ak s A E.
a On TUESDAY, the 9th dag of Nav. 1871 nj
Evil O'Clock a m, 1 will ofier al Walls Ba
9-A Zaar. at auction, TO the highest bidder, for
cash, one Mule. one Cow and one Spring Wagon.
seized and levied the properly of Dennis
Burns and sold to satisfy Of taxes due the
Levy Court.
apZ-td JAMES P1LLlNG, Collector.
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pE V. Z. JOHNSON, Auctiou=eT,
a. aDn Real Estate Brol ~.
frnDsy lyanis aveLue corner 81 street Ga u.
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10y LATIMER 4 CLEAEH Auctfoneers
D tSuCccssOrs TO Cooper & D8tiner.)
Southwest corner OF Pepl. avenue ard uth street
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Academy Of Sciences.

DR.. j. o. NOyes read an instructive paper
on agric ulture as a science and an art.
The lecturer treated the subject with great
clearness and simplicity. apparently de,
terminel to avoid any tendency to the
rrconditc. \ portion of the paper was de-
voted to the comparative produce OF yari-
Gus European countries. particularly Eng
land. Prussia and France.
The progress of agriculture IN various
countries. and its retardation. i'll conse-
quence of wars. formed an interesting por-
ton of the lecture. One striking portion
treated of the advantages of scientific and
general education, combined with owner
ship of the soil both advantages so easily
attained here as to insure the certainty of
the United States eventually surpas sing
every portion of Europe. There was also
great amount of practical instruction in
til" lecture, but we cannot do justice to all
tie points of the lecturer in . limited
notice.
At the close of Or. Moves lecture. a
general discussion .oni place o. the subject
of fertilization, AKA some otLe. matters were
touched on.
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A Louisiana COnfirn,atiOn-Butier's ku-
klux Bill Read-AdjOurnment on
Thursday-W Weather Report and Prob.
abilities-Unfavornble Report on Blan-
chard'- Nomination for Po.tnla ster-
The Report tRecOmmitted-SuitA Against
Levy. Of Louisiana.
WAsHINGToS, March N-The following
named officers were confirmed by the Sen
ate: b. Il. BeaGregard, collector of the
second Louisiana district Henry 5. Glover,
assessor Of the second Georgia district.
Housc-Mr. Buffers ku-klux bill was
read, occupying three quarters of an hour.
Many bills We're introduced. including the
amnesty bill.
The concurrent resolution of the Senate
was amended, making the committee seven
Senators and fourteen members to report
at the next or any subsequent session, by a
vote of TT to 60.
The concurrent resolution to adjourn OF
the twenty third instant passed.
.SeHate-Mr. Bayard spoke all day.
WEATHER kEPoRT.-SynOpSis for the past
twenty four hours: Clear weather has pre-
vailed on the gulf and west OF the Missis-
sippi. 1t has gradually clouded up along
the Atlantic coast, with light rains from
Virginia to Connecticut. The high pressure
still continues on the coast of Name, but
has diminished rapidly on the mid Atlantic
and lower lakes.
The lowest pressure has moved from Lake
Michigan eastward, and is now between
lakes Ontario and Huron. The northeast
erly gale on Lake Superior has abated:
fresh northwesterly winds prevail there.
Brisk southerly winds are reported on lakes
Ontario and Erie, and brisk westerly winds
on Lake Michigan.
Threatening weather, with fresh and brisk
winds, are indicated for Tuesday north and
east OF Virginia, and cloudy weather on the
South Atlantic and the gulf and upper lakes.
The Committee on Postotfices to-day re
ported untavorably upon Blanchard's nomi-
nation as Postmaster of New Orleans; but
upon some suggestion from a member the
nomination was recommltted.
SUPREME CoURT.-In the case OF Stewart
4 Co., of New York. against Levy. of Louis
lana, the latter pleaded the prescription act
of the State as a bar to recovery on his note
given in 1860 The United States Supreme
Court attrms the udglncnt of the court be-
low, that the prescription act did not run
during the time the plaintiffs were debarred
from commencing suit by reason Of the war
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WHOLE NUMBER 1904.

gave notice that the budget would be laid
before the house Immediately after the
Easter holidays
Trvelyan moved the abolition of honor
ary colonelcies, which he said. cost the
government t:}00,O00 a year The motion
excited debate.
Iu view of the governments measure for
the reorganization of the army it was sus
tained in the demand for the adjournment
of the debate by ninety three majority.
The House voted .t53.OOO for relief of
PARIS, and passed a resolution tor the pur-
chase of Peers pictures.
Special to the New York World
LONDON, March 20-Napoieon, who ar
rived to-day. meeting Correspondent Dent,
of the World. as an old friend, said: My
return to France is only a question of time.
Sooner or later she will summon me to save
her from incapables, who are now display
ing their folly and madness in shedding her
blood and plunYing her into anarchy. Ny
pretended deposition will never be ratified
by the people. There are only two parties
in France who are the possessors of real
trength-rcpublicans and impcrialists-
but the empire alone is able to conduct
France to true and permanent liberty The
Orleanists possess only imaginary strength:
they dare not venture an appeal to the
popular will"
The emperor is in excellent health.
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, March 2O-Caro has been re-
lievcd as commanding general of the central
department. and will return to Spain.
Zera, his chief of staff, will he his suc-
cesSOr.
The new Admiral, Nicholas Chicarra, ar
rived yesterday.
News has been received of an engagement
at LadiScha. in which fifteen insurgents
were killed and their entrenchments de-
strOyed
There are rumors from Villa Clara that
five hundred insurgents had attacked
Apienate. and that Quesada had landed an
expedition near Trinidad. but the Dt0riO
asserts that the rumOrs are false.
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IxINGSTON.

KINGSTON. Jamaica. March 20.-The
steamer Nantucket has sailed for San Do
mngo. via Port au Prince. Two officers of
the Tennessee are on board under arrest.
LieutenantS Fellows and AinswOrth have
arrived from London to investigate the
circumstances connected with the recent
marine disasters. The examinations are
conducted with great secrecy.
The cases Of the Eliza and Twinkling
Star have been concluded, but others con-
tinut.
Lieutenant tinsworth reports that the
explanations OF the disasters are satistac-
tory.
There is much excitement among the
people because the cOnstabulary received
ten dollars a head for the capture of twenty
seven drunken seamen belonging to the
Tennessee. The effect of offering money to
the negro police for the capture of white
Americans is regarded as mischievOus
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Napoleon at DOver-His Escort at Will
helm>hOhe-Extent of the French KevO.
AutiOnary MOvement-The Theirs Gov
ernn ent Going to Tours-Vinoy's Sol
diers Join the lnsurgents-Bark Corn
wall Sunk-The Situation Unendura-
ble-The Communal Elections.
LONDON, March 20.-Napoleon left
Wilhemshohe, On Sunday. escorted to the
station by a guard of honor. He arrived at
Dover to-day. where the immense crowd
awaiting him cheered enthusiastically
1t is thought that the revolutionary pro
cecdinSs extend to Marseiles. Lyons and
The Theirs government contenplates
going to Tours.
The Germans decline to interfere.
A report from Paris says that the
gendarmes collected from the provinces by
General VinOy have deserted and Joined
the insurgents.
The bark Cornwall was sunk by col
lision with the steamer Himalaya. and
eleven persons were drowned.
In Paris this morning the situation was
unchanged. The national guards in obe-
dience to orders OF the central republican
committee, have taken up positions in
various quarters OF the city, meeting with
no resistance. A majority of the national
guard are passive and quiet. Preparations
are making at the voting places throughout
the city for the communal elections ordered
by the republican central committee. Ac-
cording to the appOrtiOnment made there ia
one representative to be chosen from every
twenty thousand voters The election will
be held on Wednesday, instead of Tuesday.
The Assembly has declared the situation
uncomfortable
Rumors of every description are in circu-
latIon. One says the nationals intend o
march on Versailles; another to the effect
that the Assembly Will remove from Yer
Sailles to Orleans. and are about to appoint
General Faidherbe dictator.
All the papers at the Office Of the project
OF police have been destroyed by the ma
tOnals.
$50 =. M-The Ga,4iois reports that over
lures have been made to the government
by the Montmartrc insurgents and that La
Blcie, Minister OF the Interior, has been
fully empowered to grant liberal, but leciti-
mate, concessions.
l::N 2. M.-The Etoile Beige has advices
denying that negotiations have been opened
with the insurgents in Paris, and repre
scnting the rioters as in full possession of
the city. The windows Of the Hotel de Vile
are crowded with armed nationals. Cbasse
pots are being distributed among the neo-
Pile. and the cry of the mob is "a Versailles y
The centre of Paris, however, remains undis
turbed
The LuxemDurg Are~ir says the present
unfriendliness of the French is exaggerated.
They did expel Luxemburgers from Paris,
but sent them home at their own request
IN the House Of Commons to night, Lowe
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FLORENCE.
subject Of Papal (;uarantees-The Ques-
lion Discussed.

Subject OF Papa1 (suRrantees-Thc Ques-
liOn Discussed.
Florence. March 20.-The discussion in
the Chamber of Deputies upon the subject
of papal guarantees was closed Saturday,
and an order of the day carried. forbidding
interference. on the part of the government,
with the religions worship.
The Pope has repudiated the guarantees
offered him by the government. In the
Chamber of Deputies, to-day, Senor Nor
dine proposed an order Of the day to the
effect that the papal guarantees are an OBJ
ject for international regulation. The dis
cussicn of the proposition was repuliated
by the government
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NEW YORK.
state of the Money Nlarket-C;Overnmen
>teady-State Securities Dull.

Steady-State Securities Dull.
New YORK, March 20, Evening Money
remained at 4a5 ON governments, but on
mixed collaterals ranged at & al and higher
rates from weak brokers. Prime bankers
were asking 10 for sixty days sterling: no
buyers. Gold failed to respond to the ex-
citing French news. Sales were made dur
ing the day at HOS. Skies of 1881 ll524:
tve-twenties of 1862 ll2h2; sixty-fours H.;
siXty-tves ~, new III Is; sixty -sevens HOS;
siX1y-eig ghts Ill Is; ten-tortics l0SA.
Money hardening at al y cent. Sterling
dull at 97s. Gold Ill Is 0lll4. Govern
ments steady. Five-twenties OF 1862, ll2A
State securities dull. VTginias advanced
a trit1e. Tennessees 63a4, new 634; Vir-
sinias 67 Is, new 7Ol2; Louisianas 80, new
t:'; Levee skies 1874, eights S6l2; Alabama
eights lOOl2, tives 59+s; Georgia skies 81,
sevens S1h: North Carolinas i6l2. new 15
South Carolinas -. new 65l2
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MARhETS.
Domestic Markets.

New YORK. March 90, Evening.
tending down; sales $3.50 bales: middlnc
uplands l4Ac. Flour: Southern steady:
common to fair extra s. al 80: good choice
81 65 40. Whisky dull; 9lai Q92c. Wheat
active and lc higher; winter red and amber
Western n 07lc Corn dull and easier a.:
heavy at S2l 5O02l IS. Beet Quiet Lard
heavy; kettle rendered i3n. Turpentins
52c. Rosin heavy at s. 5Oq2 55. Freights
moderately active
CINCINNATI, March 2O-Cotton dull and
unchanged. Flour quiet; family S. 4o0 06 IS.
(CONrNUED oN eIouTu p,oC7
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authorities on Saturday. the national
guards of that section being unwilling to
become insurgents
Several positions in Bclleville and Mont
martrc have been fortified.
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EW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, MARCH 81, 1871.

najority of a parliamentary body can force
Massachusetts man from u committee at
pleasure, that is quite another thing for the
Speaker to force another ON IL committee
against his consent.
| have the honor to be- very truly, your
friend and Obedicnt servant,
BENJAMIN +. BUTLER.
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IMPROVED REAL ESTATE AT AUCrION BY
TIE SuERIFF.-We call public attention to
the sales at auction to be made this day at
noon. at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, by the Sheriff of
the parish of Orleans.
Said sales comprise:
L. A lot of ground, with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, situated ia the
Sixth District of this city. on Live Oak
street. between Lyons and Upperline
str, cts
,. And lot of ground. with all the
buildings and improvements thereon. stu
ated in the Third District of this city, on
Laharpc street, between Where and Robert
son streets.
For full particulars see advertisement.
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IORSES AND MARES AT THE OLD

IL Stock Landing-Just received from Indiana,
Illinois and Kentucky, ll0 HORSES and MARES
several pairs OF which suitable for Carriages and
Hacks Also. twenty six well broke single Buggy
Horses. ard he remainder Saddle ana Plantation
Horses and Mares. Also, 800 MULES, adapted to
dray, sugar and cotton plantation purposes. All of
the above viii be sold in proportion to the decline
sugar and cotton. for cash. Merchants and
planters viii consult their own interest by calling
and examining stock before purchasing else
where Be certain and call before you buy. In
quire for BRAXTON HANCOCK.
fel2 mo'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-21

The following is the result of game be-
tween the Excelsiors. one of the crack clubs
of this city. and the Baltics. From the
start it was Just like the handle Of a ing.
all on one side. in favor of the Excelsiors.
as will be seen by the appended score:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-21
ROI-EN.

People Excited Over the News from
Paris.
RoUEN, March co.-The people here are
deeply excited over the news from Paris,
but no outward demonstration has been
made. The mobiles are prohibited from
crossin. to the right bank of the Seine 1t
is rulnored that the German forces will re-
occupy their former posts if the disorder in
Paris continues