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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs - =
- Southeast corner 18th and streets.

Rf GREEN AWILLIAMB, Aactionesrs. - ~
Southeast corner 7th and d streets.
NEW rwo.sToRY PRESS BRICK FRONT
HSSpsta WITH fine BACK .BUI4p1NG
hSpLoI, FRONTING ON 8 STREET NORTH,
s sEEIrMEEM i4rH AND isrH STREETS wfsT,
- On MONDAY. the Tth day Of July, lu1, At 8
clock R;ns We shall ell, y front Of the prem;
M;ss S:cn BUILDING having hns yard In front,
loom, Tsnss; &C; containing nine rooms; being
Terms: 0ne-hal cash; the balance in months, for
notes bearing interest and secured by deed OF trust
on the premises. Conyeyancing and stamps nj pur-
ehS; 75 sq Ss, l SER dsSS On ths asy q s,fs
b. g s sSokkk LEWIS, Au %M; 81 LEVI
No. $50 West Baltimore street, Charles Balti-
more, Md.
Regular Auction BALES every MONDAY Of Dry
Goods, Notions and Pawnbrokers' Stocks.
I New and second hand Furniture, etc, every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAYS, at 10
o'clock Consignments solicited and cash advances
BOOKER LEWIS, Auctioneer..
business communications addressed 10 VIM m
LEWIS, $40 llth street, Washington, D. O. viii
meet with prompt attention lisa lml b. 81.
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pUBLIC SALE OF SPLENDID FRUIT AND
L GRAIN FARM IN ST. MARY'S OOUN-
TY, KNOWN AS THE bush -..
WOOD PROPERTY

- We viii sell, at public auction, on TUES
L Ia DAY, the 1st day Of August, 1871, at I O'Clock
m, at the Exchange salesroom, IS I'd
THAT VALUABLE FARM in 81. Mary'scounty,
near the junction Of the Potomac and Wicomico
rivers, known as the BUSHW0OD ESTATE, and
containing ,lsO acres, more or less.
The SOIL Is unusually fertile, and in a high state
OF cultivation; the large quantity Of meadow Land
oners peculiar inducement to stock -raiseIs. RI
and fenced and has . super abundance Of every
variety Of TIMBER 5000 or more Of which could
[ The PEACH ORCHARD is magnifc mi: Contain,
and are in full bearing
Besides Peaches, there PIE ARS and other fruits
large and small as choice In their variety as they
The DWELLING, Of brick, is one of the finest and
most SUBSTANTIALLY built houses in lower Maryland
ana commands q land and water view Of at least
inEs. =
The location Is exceedingly healthy the society Of
churches, schools, mills, stores, &c :, enient
3 Steamers to and from Baltimore and Washington
stop at the wharf asi3oinipg erul times a week
In addition to It's merits q farm, IL commends
itself not less TO all lovers Of sport its fine shoot
ing ana hshing, which are unsurpassed by any place
Persons desiring to purchase are inyitsd to view
the premises before the day OF sale, Terms, which
will be liberal, VIII be made known Ar sale -
.s. JOSEPHINE PLOwDEN.
+ p. II. SULLIVAN a SON, Aucts.,
Corner CORTLAND and Lexington streets.
OF sale By applying to the Auctone Jy1f aswtaI
4 Try LATIMBR GLEAKY, .Auctioneers,
- (Suceessors TO Cooper a Latirerl-' l..t..
afn uIuau a.. -
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lCITIZENs AND VISITORS CALI AND Sci
~ those WHITE SHIRTS for one ID . each,
PRINCES Loan once eeaes Room, l006 Pennsyl
wanna avenue, AuSQ-d
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.

'I'hUSIEE SALE.
BY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court for Il.
Prince George county. sitting in Equity, pass fsa
ed in said court, wherein Thomas l.. Hume is E.a
compiaiDant, and Thomas Marshall and Henrietta
r.. Marshall, his wife, are defendants, the sub
scrber, Trustee, will offer at public SALE to the
highest bidder, on the premises, on THURSDAY,
the ~ tn day Of july 1871 iif fair, If not, on the
next fair day thereafter, at the hour of O'Clock
M that valuable tract Of land situated in Piscata-
Way Election na, District IN PTnss Georges county
acres more less which adojins the lands of John
Manning, Mrs. Catharine j. Clagett and John Car
The improyements consist of an excellent
TELLING HOUSE, containing eight rooms,
Kitchen, three Tobacco Houses, Stable, Carriage
About three ourths Of the land "a arabic. good
SOIL and well adapted to the growth Of the crops Of
this section OF country, about mile and half from
a steamboat landing, from which q steamboat runs
every day TO Alexandria, is convenient to church,
schools, mill and post office,
r. Terms Of sale, as prescribed By the decree, are:
Cash ON the day OF sale, ratification thereof by
the court, with interest from day Of sale until pad
Conveysncing and stamps at the cost Of the pur-
iys eod&ds SAMUEL D. HANCE, Trustee
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PERSONAL OUTFITS.

RAzAAR-Bargains IN Ladies', Gents and Chil-
- drens CNDERCL0THING may be found a
Women 8 Christian Association, judiciary square,
All orders promptly and neatly executed Entrauce
on street, between tts and sth. noli-u
THOSE SILK UMBRELLAS IL
reduced 10 san ~
To close them ont, At PRINCES Loan Ofsce II
Sales Rooms, 1905 Pennsy lvaniA ave. ausQ n
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Try THOS. Z. WAGGAMAN,
~ Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
washington Georgetown Office, SIS Eth St., op. p %
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10y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
~ No. 319 southeast corner 7th and D SITS

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON THE ISLAND At AUCTION
"A by virtue OF deed of trust to me, dated Feb
A::: Tuary Sd, lSl and recorded in Liber No $50,
folio 81 one q the land records for Washington
WEDNESDAY OSissi the 18th day q July, A. D. 1871,
certain piece parcel Of ground known As Lot mum
bered %, in Todd Gunnell's subdivision of Square
numbered H5. having front on q 40foot alley OF %
feet inches BY depth of "a feet inches situated
between ard streets south and 9Th and eth streets
Terms of sale: Cash.
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DY w. T. JOHNSON,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Corner Pennsylv ania avenue and Sd street east
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DRoPOsALs FOR COPING FOR CEMETERY
90 WALLS. =

IA. no connection with any other establishment.
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The many thousands cured 81 this ssf.blishmesa
portaut sureicAi Operations peIformcd By Br john
ton vitneesed By the reporters 81 the S<s and many
and aean before the public besides bis Standing
gentleman Of character and responsibility, d sun
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CCRkD. ocAiy
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]. r. MCCONNELL, Trustee.
JyS eo&ds GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Aucts

l. FARM NEAR BELfsyiLLE. oSTHE BAL
TlMORE AND WASHINGTON RAILROAD
~ The subscriber will offer at public sale, on
the premises. = Of mile from Station at Belts
s<s lille, ON THURSDAY, July Is, ISL, at 3 0 elk
D. m, farm, containing 223 acres, finely improy ed
by good new slated dwelling, containing IS rooms.
as are seldom found on farm of that size. There
are 90 acres In Strawberries, 1000 peach trees 500
dance. binds on the railroad, and Joins the lands
Of John Sims and Rev Jos. Earnest. Ifdesired, can
be divided into two farms, with good dwelling ON
each. : =.
Terms: One third cash; and balance to suit pur-
chaser. For full particulars apply to WM A LIN
THICCM, ON the premises, or NJ. BANNON, Attor-
ney, 80 st. Paul street Baltimore. e24 -eol0ts
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81 THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN.
til TUESDAY the 18th day of July, at the same hour
and place. BY order of the Trustee
Jed IRepl GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-07
PRICE. $500.
No. Isl,

Farm of les acres. on Beaver Creek, Knox county.
70 miles from Knoxville and miles frem station
x. and Il, Railroad. AS acres in cultivation. Nov
aIae dwelling of rooms. one OF the best IN the coun-
try. New frame barn. ooxl0 feet, and other out-buid-
irpe. -fHA
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1T u - 7 9---..-- p = -
VALLEY FARMS.

= Cheap Farm of 100 acres miles from steamboat
tanainf on Hiwasse river. IS acres in cultivation
sordinsrs improvements. Considered desirable
- farm AZ the price asked s-5
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1o.l e&3st~FA@sAa&1A
From Hudson 20 Punxsutawney. - $50
From Hummeps Store to Knauers.
From. Laurel Run % Nv ilkea Barrel u
From Egypt tosSeig Cried Bridge ~ q
From Locust Lane 70 Covode.srnsg
From Thomasyilles to York. sr a. "A
From Upper Iehieh to EckleylJ1 9HJ IA
From Upper Providence to Media.
From Upsonville to Great Bend
From Vineyard Millste Mount Union.
From Keelefsburg to Centreville
From Herricksville, Eia. James Mittons aud
William Nesbit's, to Rumerfeld Creek n
From ~ alter Care to R9chssteS lOQD VT
From W est Greenwood to Sutton Corners
From Rush. via East Rash, RushtoaTn Cor
ners, West Auburn, and East Spring Hill, to
Laeayvillc< sS5sisa81 t1l1a3J ez1tksts =
From Montrose. via Elk Lake, Auburn Four
Corners Auburn Centre, and South Auburn.to
From Hopesdals via FerIin zCentrs. Beach
Pond, Eldred, and Milanrille, to Damascus.
From Hopewell Centre, via Gstchelvillc, 10
Dd From MIL EbiHssiils 10 Flint Store ore I'd,
From shirpensburg, by Nowsrsyille, 70
Roxburg. sst2-n5 -.tss =
From Greenwood Furnace to Bellevifle = 9.
From Minta to Grant.
From Cu.h 10 Burnside.
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PRIcE, $500,
30. ls.

Very fne River Farm of %; acres 165 in cultivation,
on Holsten river In Granger county, Nos. l6a
and 49, 0ne-stery frame dwelling and out bull dings.
Iasnd Of 10 of the finest bottom. This Is very
Productive farm and considered cheap AZ the price.
0ne-half cash balance on time. with interest.
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No. lSs,
PRIcE. ss.oOO.

Farm OF lao acres leo in cultivation at Rheatown.
road. Dwelling Of rooms. good store-heuso. barn,
etc. fannery. with all necessary finishing shops well
fdies shops This L very desyabIe prepery and we
Invite the attention Of those desiring to carry
fayya country etere, Tannery. etc. to communicate
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PRlcE, $500.
No. ls5.

River Farm Of l67 =. acres on Hoston river, mile
from Russellyille. Improvements ordinary, but LAND
fne; 20 neres first, ard 80 acres second bottom, bal
ance upland. About 100 in all in cultivation. One
third cash; balance and two years. with interest
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No. l9.

- ferm of 1S0 acres. - in cultivation miles from
Knoxville, Of the main turnpikes. Comfortable
frame dwelling and oat- buildings. he soil capable
cf the highest cultivation situated in fertile val
ley. and its proximity to the city makes It de-
sirable farm. Price. terms, &C., furnished on appea-
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RICE. ss.On.
No. Is4. Pr

vcr cheap Farm 1854 acres DIN situated
10 Granger country. 2 miles from Holson river and
about Q miles from Morristowu. Comfortable hewed
log house. barn, etc. Timber very fne. Considered
gced location for steam saw mill. Time given on
all the purchase money over 500.
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Nos. ITO.

EARN Of go acres about so in cultivation. Situated
IN Roane county miles from Philadelphia and the l.
Z. Va. and Ga. Railroad. improvements ordinary.
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PRlcE,S.ao.

Farm OF ls acres about 90 in cultivation. Fine new
log house now being halt large barn. 6c This farm
dtuated on Beaver Creek. in Knox county, IL miles
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Farm of loo acres, 60 in guilty aiion miles from
EinFston, Reaue county. Dwelling, kitchen. smoke
house. &c. one-thrd cash; balance IN ald years.
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Iron Properly. Very fine tract of land containing
inex haustbc Quantity Of Iron Ore Blast furnace
stss engine. DIV elags saw and erist
n aeksmih shop, ETC.; we'll situated Price, terms.
etc, furnished on application.
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Real Estate.
MUNSoN & BAILEY's
4 REAL ESTATE COLUMN.
II q
,BSCiy and Suburban Property

City and Suburban prOpert"
sL4Ialg azNEw LIST.
-5bsq. -5iyss iin gs..'st y -
in9mIaeq8b yggT5 ~.
sII o. sfdnT asl = No l7S.
hHa THfRrY fuy located oti near ,hs Clinton 1
PIKE Thes si lG s5r the time s Fayorsbe
I On seenr ret by those wishing to build
g3sln5e se No. Isl. PRICE. $780,
Vacant lot on Asylum street, 5oxlzo.
: No. l6s PRICE, sl's0a
small House aud Lot, well heated. in East Knox
No. l6s. PRIcG ss.sco
en'cun berland street. near the Episcopal Church
KE 2 - As No Ia PRICE. 1900.
Exeeedngly desirable Lot for a residence Asylum
strcst near Market Sluare
g3.E.If8 S@F6. Price. 5000,
streets st ~ Very ,se' deaSe location for resdeSce~Ons
Of the best in the city.
No.r7. PRICE. $500
e house, Il vile Tenn
under good fence, house new dnc young orchard &e.
No. I7e PRlcE. sl.2eo
VERY neat and comfortable Cottage and fine Lot. sit
mated about one mile from the court house in KNOX,
Vile, on the Clinton Turnpike.
.z.zEgg .zaN YkfINe. 49, Pace. 500.
= Frame House. ssOries with rooms. with about an
- acre and fourth of land Time win be given on q
Fat Of the purchase money.
.salsH baairz q --gf1 -
q
. : fs1siSs VALLEY FARMS.
"a si5s,.is. s9z.sss. No. l64 Pslcs. 5000
Farm Of $50 acres n Nsigs county the HiEssss
and. Hsaed low " dwelling i a' and ont-buiainss
75issss li5s .e5sss NO.1s5. PEIcr. $3.50.
% arm Of 100 acres. miles from steamboat
ordihsss Improvement Considered very desirable
80 farm Al the price asked,
.'tiaoL-s z ~ a'- Nos. ITO. PrloE. s2ooo.
Fsrn Of $50 acres about so in cultivation. Situated
Keans spanty miles iron PhiladeiPnia and the L.
-. -1sii sa5 ias5aS SCI No.lH PRick, 5000.
about g in cultivation. Fin Fine new
from Enoxrille and miles from Powell's Station.
GA .Ss1I5IsIsssf EilaisNO. l7s. PRICE. sl,5os
IL Farm of LOO 90 IN guilty ration, miles rom
Kingston, Reaue county. Dwelling, kitchen. smoke
house. 6c- one-third cash; balance IN aad years
f-sE - .zaEtfsfl e No. $50.
go Fax And RESIDENCE. One of the most desirable
situations in the county Two miles from Knoxville,
- one ef the main turnpikes Large farm in fine cul.
tivation Large brick sdence and all necessary out
buildings, Price terms etc. furnished on application.
tsl- ~ - = e.s No. Isl. PRICE, S. 500.
so Farm of les acres on Beaver Creek Knox county.
70 miles from Knoxville and miles frcm station on
X. and r. Railroad. 145 acres in cultivation. New
aIae dwelling of rooms Of the best in the
try. New frame barn. oUx70 feet, and other out-build
ipps. SID rs.
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No. $50.

- Fax AND RksIDEScE. One of the most desirable
situations IN the county. Two miles from Knoxville
on enc ef the main turnpikes Large farm in fine cul
tivaton. Large brick sidence and all necessary out
buildin, Price terms, etc. furnished on application
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saw Min and 0-horse power engine. single an,
lathe machines. mill. etc. situated en- the Cnc
river and Knoxville and Kentucky Railroad. at Gin
osn Fine location for mill; logs plenty at fi
prces line VIZ be given, if desired, on oneh half th.
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MILES FRon KEozvlLLB- - = q -
NAH and TImber Propersses.1 ,se@G
No.. &l.-S50 acres heavily timbsrod land near
French Broad River. with enc Of the best water poves
% the States mill POW ON the property. MneB Of fhs
fcred for short time AZ 75ocash o. short credit.
No.. &z-Cctton Kactory CON plcfs. WITH Saw and
excellent power. Ciose 10 the Essf Tennesses. Viz,
ginis and Georgia Railroad. Price, $500.
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FIR s r S F. S = 70 "
SECOND GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

OF THH
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
Office State Superintendent Public Education
New Orleans, February 9, l87L)
Icertifv that the above is correct list
OF claims examined and approved by the
State Board OF Education, as required by
section thirty-onc, act No. 6. extra session,
1870. THOMAS w. CONWAY,
State Superintendent Of Education, Presi-
dent State Board.
Mr. Hunsal1er presented the following !e
tition:
To the Senate and House of Representatives. Of the
State OF Louisiana II Genera Assembly
convened:
| beg TO submit 20 yOu the claims Of
! Thomas j. Durant and James X. Belden, for
professional services rendered The State Of
Louisiana before the Supreme Court Of the
| United States. in the case Of the state OF
| Louisiana VS.. William Pagan and others, as
| follows: Thomas J. Durant two thousand
| dollars; James X. Beldcn, fifteen hundred
| dollars.
The fees are very moderate and reason
| able. and should be allowed The suit in
| question is on appeal from the Supreme
| Court OF Louisiana TO the Supreme Court OF
| the United States. It was Impossible for
NE to attend the Supreme Court at Wash
! ington, therefore procured the services OF
these gentlemen in the case. because of their
|
thorough knowledge that James X. B"lden
| had OF tie facts Of the case, and the ability
! Of Mr.. Durant as practitioner before the
| Supreme Court at Washington:
Their selection on behalf Of The State
| seems to have been proper, as success at
| tended their efforts. The case is !. very inn
| portant one 10 the State, and ask THAI You
| anprODriate the amount OF their claims.
! Respectfully submitted.
| SIMEON pFI DEN
Attorney General.
| Mr.. Anderson. rom the Ccproit-ee on
Charitable Institutions, submitted lie FOL
| lowing report:
| To the Honorable Pres d'nt ard 't"Iriers o. he
| Senate:
TIC Committee on Charitable institU-
| tons, in the discharge OF its duties having
visited the Louisiana Institution Tor the
! Deaf and Dumb and the Blind. located at
Baton Rouge, respectfully submit he FOL
| lowing report:
Its with pleasure We are permitted to
say that the institution, under tie s1lIerln
tendence OF John A. McNhortcr. is in a
most prosperous condition, and accomplish
ing, to the full extent OF the means at the
disposal OF the superintendent. the Chart
able purposes OF its establishment.
| The management. so far as your commit
| tee could discover after careful eXamlna
nation and inquiry, has been excellent II
| every department properly Subject to theil
| cOgnzance, and proper care has mani
testify been given by the superintendent
and his subordinates to the health and hap
piness Of the unfortunate inmates.
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Evening session.


The recess having expired, the Senate
was called to order by the President, Hon.
n D,,rn
~ Present. me ZION. -; o. Dui'h l-leutenan'
Messrs. Anderson, Antoine, Barber, Black
man, Bowman, Butler, Campbell, COupland,
Da 11 urun, w"''" J.nIa Eo1so am ul
Iynch. Noiand. O'Nara, Pierce. Pinchback'
Raglan, Ray, Saith. Swords, Sypher,
thomas; thompson l"l'cheii' iodo' "hit-
N.Y.
Uorsy oy Ryp.psrs7.7,vps
Office of Chief Clerk,
New Orleans Louisiana, February II, 1911. }
To the Honorable Prosden. and Members of the
Senate;
GENTLENES-i am directed to inform the
Senate that the House has ConcurCed in
the following ,i,S " a. ..u.,:o. =.
10 Nixon. ''''
Senate bill No. i3i, an act making an ap-
propllat1on to pay ). Beldcn, Attorney Gen
er"l oi w, 80, ,oi .o m oI S'a'c
terson.
And to ask the concurrence Of tie Senate
III !, Iile 1oiio ~ ~ 10
tho boarJ If +,n.t"es ~ tba WntpnS;S,
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By Mr.. IIara:
ResolreG! That at each evening session
the Secretary of the Senate shall cal the
roll alphabetically, and each Senator be
empowered to call up bill or resolution for
action by the Senate.
Lies over.
ORDER Or TIE DAY.
Mr.. Blackman moved to postpone tie
order of the day thirty minutes.
Adopted.
Mr.. Blackman moved to take the report
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WILLIAM VIGERS.
Chief Clerk.
MESSAGE TO THE HOUSE.

MESSAGE TO THE HOUSE.
The Secretary informed the House that
the President of the Senate had signed
enrolled act known as the levee bill, and
presented to the House for concurrence
Senate bill No. TO- to fix the salary OF the
Chief Justice and associate justices of the
Supreme Court.
PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS.
Mr.. kelso presented a memorial asking
for donation Of public lands for the benefit
OF the Alexandria and Shreveport railroad.
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Ray, from the Committee on Judi
ciary, reported favorahly on Senate joint
resolution No. g. to authorize the New Or
leans, Mobile and Chattanooga Railroad
Company to change the name of said cor
poration. and to regulate its contracts, o.
legations and securities under this name.
Mr.. Lynch. from the Committee on
Finance. reported back SeHate bill No. lG2.
with the recommendation that 1t bc referred
to the city delegation, to be entitled an act
to further define the liabilities OF the cor
porations and parishes within the Metro
politan Police District of New Orleans. State
of Louisiana, and to make the warrants,
checks or orders issued by said board re-
ceivable for licenses. taxes and other dues.
Mr.. Pierce, from the Committee on Public
Education. submitted the following report
COMMITTEE PrBLIc EDrcAr1oN. /
New Orleans. February H. lG1l.
To the Honorable President and Members of the
Senate:
Your Committee on Public Education. to
whom was referred House bill No. ST. an act
entitled an act to amend an act entitled
g an act to regulate public education i'll the
State OF Louisiana and city OF New Orleans,
and to raise a revenue for that purpose.
approved March IT, 1870, beg leave to re
port favorab bly, on the same, and recommend
its passage.
E.'W. PIERCE.
f. DAIGLE.
G. C. ANTOINE,
SM. THOMAS.
Mr. Thompson, from the Committee on
Printing reported favorably with amend
ments on Senate bill No. "a, bill to be en-
titled an act to define the duties and fix the
cssapensation of the State Printer.
Mr.. Anderson, from the Committee or
Charitable Institutions, reported back with
ont action the petition of the Red River
Pilots Benevolent Association.
Mr.. Lewis, from the Committee on Cor
porations, reported back favOrably Senate
bill No. Sc, bill entitled an act to incor
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Leo Elfer. for teaching in parish
of St. John the Baptist. l.
Mrs. l.. E. L. A. Lawson, Tor
teaching in parish OF St. Charles.
D.. Lewis, for teaching IN par
ish OF St. Charles. .............