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The weekly Louisianian., 1872-10-19
For al District Judges;
For III District Attorneys;
For al Parish officers;

Ono Senator from the district composed Of
the Fourth, fifth and Sixth Wards8 the
city Of Nav Orleans n ~ag@~
One Senator from the Tenth Representa-
tive Distfic:., composed Of the Tenth aud
Eleecnth Wards Of the cityscl Ncr Orleans,
to I'LL the vacancy occaaioned by the death Of
the Hon. E. W. Pierce.
One Senator from the district composed Of
the parishes ef Jc6srsAp, d. chaxlos, st.
John tho BAPTIST, and tho Twelfth, Ihir.
teenth and Fourteenth Wards Of tho city Of
Now Orleans. ~ sS&
Ono Senator from the district composed Of
the parishes Of Terrebonns, Lafourcho and
Assumption. v- zis =. 2
Ono Senator from tho district composed Of
the parishes Of st. Mary and vermilion.
c..e6cnator from the district conposeao OF
tho pariahes Of Calcasieu, Lafayette, st.
Landry and Cameron.
One Senator from the district composed Ct
tho parishes. of ~Livizaston, st. Helena,
Washington, s. Tammany and Tangipahoa.
One Senator fromtho district composed Of
the parishes Of Point Coupe, Eaa: Feilcsaua
and West Feliciana.
One Senator from tho district composed Of
the parish. Of East Baton Rouge. 70 allAhe
vacancy occasioned by tho death Of Hon. Geo.
". Reagan. 20 4.,. ...x 49,
Ono Senator from the district composed Of
the1masr1Shos CIV sts Bxtonls1d5l1Se, Iberia,
Nervillo and st. Martin.
0nA9euatar from the dist1etsom2oselsof
the psrishes Of Tsnsas aaaEranlin. .~
Ono Senator from the district eomp1ed of
the parishes Of Carroll, Madison. :Richland
and Morchouso.
One Senator from the. district composed Of
tho parishes Of Ouachita and Caldwell.
Que Senator from the. district composed of
the parishes Of Union and Jackson.
One Senator from the district composed Of
the parishcs Of Claiborne, Bossier and Bien-
villo.. .'
Ono Senator from the district composed Of
the parish-of Csddo.
One Senator from tho district composed Of
the parishes Of Dssoto. Katchitoches, Sabine
aud Red River.
Ono Ssuator4 from tho distsicticon.osed Of
the parishes Of Rapides and Vernon.
One Senator freea heSdistsict composed Of
the parishes Of Grant, Catahoula and VIM.
And also for Representatives throughout
,tAaStaAeto&sEvo~ in tie LsGiaaatuEs fsrasso
yeors; and,
Whereas, II il provided 81 law t,sss on tho
sasnS saly ! fxrish' Judge shan b elected Tor
ssahpshsh,sRcsppt thsp&rhhdf oraeaas; end
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EIRST MONDAY

Of November next, FOR persons to I'll the
Offices OF Governor, Leutsnant Governor,
Auditor Of Public Accounts, Attorney Gem
sral,' Secretary Of State, Superintendent Of
Public Education. :.
For one Congressman hom the ststs 1t
largo, one Congressman from the Fkst Con-
grsssionai District, constituted by tho par
ishes Of Iivinutes, Rlaquemines. st. Ber-
nard, st. Helena st. ,Tammany, Tangipahoa,
Washington and of the Fourth, Fifth, Sixth,
.Heventh, IiGhth, Rs6t1thsandF iesssnth Wards
Of tho city Of New Orleans.
Ono Congressman from the Second Con-
gressional District constituted BY the par
ishes IT Jefferson, Lafourche, st. Charles,
81. James, 81. John the Baptist, Terrsbonns,
and Of the First, Second, Third, Tonth,
Eleventh, Twelfth Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Wards IL the city ofkew Orleans. >:
Ono Congressman from the Third Con-
grosaional District, constituted by the par
lshes Of Ascension, Assumption, East Baton
Rouge, West Baton Roags, Calcasieu, Came
ron. East Feliciana, Iberia, Ibezville, Lafay-
ette, 81. Landry, st. Martin, 81. Mary, and
rn 1lto vi "a . z ssa - T ~.
One Congressman from the Fourth Con-
gressionsl District, constituted by the par
ishes Of Avoyelles. Bossier, Cadde; Dssoto,
West Feliciana, Grant; Natchitochss, Point
Coupeo, napides, Rich]and, Sabine. Webster |
and Winn. !
Ono Congressmanfrom the Fifth Congrese-
ional District, constituted by the parishes Of
Bicnvillo, Caldwell, Carroll, catahouls, Clai-
borne, Concordia.. Franklin, Jackson, Madi-
Merehouse. ouaehita, Teuaas aud Cnion,1
Toe ono Congressman tom the vacancy in
The Fourth Congressional District oc"ssioncd
BY the death Of the Hon. James xcC1eery;
md I
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J. l.. PETERS.
81 Enrdway. Me- y,1E
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1TS. RkrORGANkZATuN
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eli Sas ------ III ~ ~
Hs6a0 - od6hal 8xecdtive e0mh*ss,
Republican Party OF Ioui6innA,
N 1aAolaaas, sept. 10, is14k
\ ~fuFeaiat to lAesalYtiona th%tyQ commit
Nd, hAddsd eS>ff6pse4t>9sw hon. P.
B. all Hons&. B. Packard.
met this dey fox the purpose Of ferning, by
consolidation, 2 new Stats, Csqtnl Exscu-
tn! Committee.
The oheszs Of both committees having
sasisnsdHthsir- ssspective positions, the
NOW eonanitAaa proassdaasAe arssnize by
tho election Of permanent o8SeseAs Tho
Committees ~ Apv dttAnizsd il a follows:
President. ..,+.......A 3. Packard,
First Vice President. y. 3. S. Pinchback,
Second Vice Presid't. John Raw.
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I,ucal BseyiticS.

The ground hog reappeared to-day, and as
predicted the weather has been clear, though
rather too clustering for comfort.
The new bell in the stccple of the Baptist
Church was rung last night and to-day, and Its
tones are much admired.
AS will be seen by reference to notice else,
where. Woman's Rights meeting will be held
in the e. s. Court Room tomorrow night.
The alarm of fire about half past six q. clock
this morning, was caused by the burning OF
the chimney of u house on Queen street, be-
tween St. Asaph and Pitt.
The Fredericksburg Herald says that Il. u.
Bccklcy, colored, at present U, >. Assessor
in that district, will be candidate tor the lad
zeal nomination for Congress-
Some of the clothing recently stolen from the
residence OF Mr.. Joseph Cotton was found this
morning in the grounds of the Colross house,
over the walls of which they had been thrown
The moon, according to the almanac, should
have shone last night, but it didn' and the
consequence was that many persons got wet
feet and twisted ankles in stumbling over the
broken sidewalks. =,
While laborcrs were at work dempllshlDg the
old watch house this morning, the walls OF the
binding which had been left standing tell H.
but fortunately hurt no one, though some ION
Market truck belonging to Mcssrs. Cook y Co..
was damaged.
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ESy Green al Wise,

Real Estate Agents and Auct!onccrS.
VALUABLE " uAkF PROPERTY FOR
Y SALE.-By virtue Of u deed OF trust from
Hugh Smith to ". &. Page and {. w. Wattlcs,
dated April 18th, 1871, recorded in the la.d rec
ords Of Alexandria county, Fa llbcr NJ, No. 3,
page 3i1, to secure The Fire Insurance Com
pany of Alexandria, the Undersigned, surviving
trus.ee, will oler, by pubic Auction in front "l
the Mansion House, IN the city Of Alexandria,
Va, on SATURDAY, the 2.th day OF april,
1917, ut II O'Clock H., all that LAND AMI
WHARF, i'll the city Of Alexandria, situated al
the foot Of WOiic street, and buuaGcd on tic
north by said street, on the west by al alley sep
arating the same from The property oi v III. ii.
irwin, on the south by the property OF Robert
w. Hunter, and on the east Dy the channel al
the Potomac river with the use oi The SAID al
ley, &c.
Terms Onc-lourth cash the residue in SIX
twelve and eighteen months, with Interest from
day Of sale, to be secured Gy negotiable notes,
With approved security, and Il decd OF trust o.,
the premises the purchaser 10 bear all costs
and cXpclscs Of convcyancng and stamps.
4. ". " ATTLES,
feb u Surviving Trustee.
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.TLCTIO.N Stiles.
E5y Green t. Wise.

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneersl
| TRUoTEES SALE OF TRACT OF
Il LAND near the village of Accotink in the
county of Fairfax. authority Of Il deed from
j.. 3. Troth and wife, dated October lst, 1863,
and recorded in lber X, No. 4, folio 220, of the
land records OF Fairfax county, conveying to
the undersigned, trustee, TRACT OF
LAND, IN said county, near the village of Ac-
cotlnk, IN trust, to secure note in said deed de-
scribed for the sum of Sl,66l 49. | will sell, by
| pubic auction, In front OF the Mansion House
Hotel, in the city Of Alexandria, on SATUk-
DAY, the 18th day Of april, 1872, ut twelve
O'clock H. the said TRACT OF LANE in said
deed mentioned, containing 4C4 acres including
one acre, three roods and thirty-one poles cover
ed by the turnpike leading to Alexandria, lcav-
ing iorty-tOur acres, one rood and nine poles eX-
elusive of that covered by the pike, and for Il
more particular description of which reference
is hereby made to the said deed.
Terms SO much of the purchase money to be
paid in cash rs will be sufficient to pay the
amount due on said note, the expenses of SALE,
taxes and other costs, and the residue thereof on
the lst day OF October, 1872; the deferred pay
ncnts to be secured 10y deed OF trust on the land
Ii. .. CLAUGHTON, Trustee.
Fairfax county, NH 9-ts
VALUABLE LAND IN FAIRFAX CO.,
Y AND LOT IN ALEXANDRIA, VA,
AT PRIVATE OR PUBLIC SALE.-I have
for sale, at very low rates, and on long credits,
$40 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND in
atrfaS county, Va, all within 3! and miles OF
1aftaexandria and III miles of Washington city
On good wagon and turnpike roads, and within
one mile OF railroads. 1t Is mostly red soil, ly-
ing on 3acklick and Holmes Runs About $40
acres Of it is beautiful meadow land, not subject
TO overflow. and with sufficient timber for all
purposes. 1t Is divided into tracts, OF La, 49,
III, 10, zoo, II and 81 acres. The first four
tracts adjoln, and form Il compact body, and will
be sold together il desired
LOT OF GRO d IN Alexandria, situa-
ted on the east side of Union street, between
Wolfe and Wilkes, adjoining Smiths Foundry
and wharf OH the west, fronting on Union s.
l26 1912 feet, running cust 81 feet to Il ~ feet
alley.
PIats of this property can be seen at my Office,
No. south Union street, and any part Of il not
sod before MONDAY, the 18th Of April,
will on that day, be offered, ut public auction
IN front OF the Po>loilct, in Alexandria, ut II N.
The terms will bc-Onc-lourlh cash :; the resi-
due III one, two and three years, upon notes
bearing SIX per cent interest," payable scm-an-
nlally, secured by decd Of lrtl-t"n the property.
n!ar Its " VI. Ii. IRWIN.
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The Washington Treaty.

LONDON. March l5.-Copies Of the reply, OF
Secretary Fish to the note Of Earl GRANVILLE,
Mere communicated to the Secretary OF State
for Foreign Affairs yesterday afternoon, and to
Gladstone last evening after the reply OF the
latter to the request of Disraeli in the House
Of Commons for the production OF the dispatch.
The reply of the American government, though
friendly, is firm and unyielding, and calls upon
England to submit to the Geneva tribunal OF
arbitration the question whether the CLAIMS LOT
co n. damages shall be Admitted and
discussed by that board.
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BUILDING LOTS AT
~ FAIRFAX Z. IL. FOR SALE.-By vir-
tue OF the decree, Of The Circuit Court ol t'ir-
fax county, rendered ut November term, 1857
and June term, ISL in the suit 81 Ward vs..
JACKSON, shall, ON MONDAY, the 10Th day
of March next, that being Court day, sell, to the
highest bidder, that WALL ABLE LOI, situa-
ted at Fairfax CT House, known as the JAIN
SoN IOT THIS lot lies on Main and Mccnan-
les streets, and contains about onc-halt acre,
more or less but will be divided into three lot,
each having front on Main street Of about %
feet, and Running back to tord's line about one
hundred feet. An accurate description VIII oe
exhibited ut sale. :, ,o.o.
Terms, as prescribed by the decree OF 1871 -
One tenth OF the purchase money III mana rs IL
deposit; the residue i'll six, twelve and eighteen
months, in equal Instruments; the purchaser "
rive bond and security Tor the deferred pay :
Incnts und little retained until The last pay mont
* made, THO>. MOORE, Com. Of ;-ar.
Fairfax county, feb lG-wts
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dated, 564. West Virginias lit. Cotton very
dull; low mddlings 2l4a2l4 Flour quiet but
firm; Western Superfne 50aS7 Extra 5OaS8;
Family, 50aS9. Wheat frmcr and steady;
Pennsylvania l66al73. Corn steady; white
G3 sales of 600 bushels of the latter at the in
side price. Oats dull and unchanged: Rye
quiet and unchanged at 95a1OO
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Special Notices.

@-LAsSlTUDE AND DEBILITY.-The relaxa-
ton of nervous energy, which creates un indis-
position to physical or mental effort, so strong
us almost to amount to positive inability, and
which we term lassitude, proceeds from vurie-
ty OF causes. The principal of these are const-
tutlonal debility, heat of the atmosphere coupled
win humidity, climatic changes, and the physi-
ca prostration consequent upon Il long Illness
put, Whatever the cause, it must be perfectly
ciear That II The nervous system Is unduy relax
ca, something is required to brace it up. That
something is Hostetter's Btters which is univer-
sally recognized as the most complete and speedy
recuperunt of the physical forces in existence.-
IL has been SO thoroughly and widely demon
strated us to be matter of positive certainty and
familiar knowledge, that the Btters will not on
~ rehabItate the physique, when shattered and
wasted by disease, but will also, if taken sys-
teinatlcalIy, actually compensate the conSttu-
tlonallv feeble frame for its deficiency of
strength, and by infusing new life into II weak
system cndow it with the health and visor
which Naturcsras denied it. The Btters also
enable the body to resist the enervating infu-
ences Of heat, humidity, and changes from u
temperate to Il hot climate. 1t is on these ac-
counts specially to be recommended to travellers
and residents in the torrid zone and persons
subjected to ABRUPT transitions in temperature
mar ll-colw
10" ON MARRIAGE.-Hupp Relief for
Young Men from the effects ofErrors and Abuses
in early life. Manhood restored. Nervous debility
cured. lmpcdimcnts to Marriage removed. New
method Of treatment. New and remarkable
remedies. Books and Circulars sent free, in
sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSO-
CITATION, No. = South Ninth St., Phudcl-
phia dec = -d&tw3m
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Esy +. a. kerby, Auciioneer.

commissioners SALE OF REAL ES-
" TATE IN ALENAS
to II decree OF the Corporation Court OF Alcxnn-
drla city, rendered III the December term 1871,
in the chanccry cause Of Mac eal * Bcacn;lm
ct al. vs. f. >. Buynlon CT al, the undersigned,
rs GTIm H az ,rttRPGt'tf extending
back sixty lcct, together Win lhe h.A-h e.:
HOUSE and other improvements thereon. Es:I
Terms: Unc-lcrLh ol the purcl;tsc-m"mcy III
cash: the residue in three equal payments AT one,
Two and three years, with interest, secured W
lhe purchasers bonds with good security, and
a retention of the title TO the property So!d uht'l
the whole oil the purchase money snail nave
been paid Cost ul conveyunclng 10 be borne
Lv inc mn rchascr u. l.. SMOOT,
fh Ji-ts Comm +. OF Sale.
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Personal.

LOUISVILLE, March l5.-Gcncral burhri mE1
publishes card this morning dcnounclns Col
Evans member OF the Legislature, VINO o was
temporary chairman of the Republican 9tate e
Convention, for refusing to recognize :, nun,
far personal reasons, and also saying that fyans
is a sneak and scoundrel and he desires MIN
to understand that he can be found or aaaress-
ed at all times at Covington NY.
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O. 4. 4 NJ. r. Rim the U. 5 Senate
Yesterday Mr.. Lewis asked, and by unanimous ~,
consent obtained, leave to introduce bill y;
No. Slsl TO allow the Orange, Alexandria aud
Manassas Railroad Company to run trains ana
transport passengers and frei ght within the cor,
porate limits of Washington city !; which was
read twice by its title, referred to the COMMIT,
tee on the District Of Columbia, and ordereu
To be printed,
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1'hp Markets..

NV YORK, March l5.-Stocks strong and
steady. Gold firm at l04 Money firm at L
Virginia skies "a; new IS. Flour dull and de-
clining. Wheat dull and nominally lower
Corn scarce and shade frmer.
BALTIMORE, March l5.-Virginias, consol'-
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Assaulted.

CEyrRAILA, Pa, March l5.-Mr. Green
school teacher at o clock this morning was
assaulted in his school room by three unknown
rourhs with billics and knives. Numerous
stabs we're inflicted and one ear was served
from his head. He is still alive, but IN crl,
,;cal cnnlit;on No arrests have been made
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From Mexico.

NEw YORK. March IA special from
Matamoras dated the l4th instant says an ON,
cial courier who has Just arrived from lampco
confirms the retaking Of Zacatecas and the com
p!ete defeat of the ebcAs there; Bells are rine-
Ing and cannons hreiug III celebration OF tne
victory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-03-15

PARIS Mar. l5.-The specie in the Bank OF
France has increased 300, 900 francs during
the week, Rents 80 francs ! cenllmes.
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rREEN'S NOTION HOUSE.

HAIR GOODS! HAIR GooD2
Headquarters for bargains in choice HAIR
Goods. Just opened another large Invoice 81
Real and Imitation Hair Goods consisting o.
Switches, Braids CurlS, Bun;h ana o'"S't
Chignnns, &c, &c. Thread and JuLe Goods .!
every description. e.:.;..
to purchase goods Of this description out OF Our
city. 10 all persons interested / would say
that not only guarantee every. art'cIe SOFA 10
be the very best in the mar ket, Dut also h1'cr,
least 20 per cent under Washington, Baltimore
or New York retail prices. ] am determined TO
hold this trade in this city, ifit can DC done by
;bc offer of unryuIcd inducements.
CHARLES W. GREEN,
Chile rs King street
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From New York.

NEW YORK, March l5.--rhe Herald pub
fishes an Erie EXHIBIT. which shows that there
has been Il tremendous Increase in all the de-
parnlcnt> where frauds could be pcrpetratcd,
since lS61-the time when Gould and his as
soclates became connected with the road The
contingency expenses, which, in 1861 were
So. BOO. Sc. in 1869 increased to SI46 O29 81
and IN 1871 to $l99, 252. -. The general sup
crlnteDdcnce amounted to 81 b. 46l 81 in 1861,
and IN 1870, Fisk's year, it jumped to $751;
2SO.2S. The issue OF stock assembled from
twenty five millions to eighty six millions, and
of this sum there is actually said to be deficit
unaccoumed for of fttyone millions covered up
in some ingenious way by those who have had
access to the Erie books. The items of agents
and clerks, which, in 1861, was sol Tl3"2e
/ c cased until in 1871 t5u, hundred thous'ho.
NE Board of Directors were, yesterday, eX-
aiming the books, but no publicity IS gwen to
their proceedings, The official financial exhibit
is soon expected.
It is thought that an entirely new line OF
procedure will be adopted i'll the Hall trial;
New witnesses will be summoned and the OLD
ones discarded.
4 meeting of paint and color manufacturers
was held here yesterday, at which protest was
made against the proposed alteration IN the
tariff and the free list condemned. \ peEma'
ncnt organization was effected.
At White Plains West Chester county, an
attempt has been made to poison family
named Alderman, composed OF eight persons,
by imprcgnating their spring well with arsenlcal
poisoning. an
4 Port Jarvis dispatch states that Albert
Morse, Il years of aye, shot himself dead yes
terday morning in fit OF anger with his pa
! rents.
The Erie directors yesterday appoint
ed Bi-choffshcim & Godschmidt, Of Lon
don, their financial agents in Europe
and referred the subject of contracts with
the Southern Improvement Company tol
the trunsportion of oil to a committee. Mr.
A. d. Williams, agent for the American stock
holders of Erie says they will await until the
next July meeting to act in the election OF new
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE.1
FROM WASHINGTON.
CONGRESS-.
WASHINGTON, March Is, 1872.

| CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON March Is, 1872.
In the Senate, to-day, after the reception
of memorials,
Mr. Irumbull, rising to question of priv
iege, defended himself against attacks made IL
Michigan paper at the implied instigation Of
Mr. Chandler. He was accused there Of re-
ceivlng money as counsel fee in case against
the government, and it was alleged he was EN-,
ployed by Andrew johnson The fact was he
was employed by, Gen Grant and paid by Mr..
Staunton.
The House Of Representatives had a most
exciting debate over the ST. Croix Railroad
bill, Mr.. Randall, of Penn, speaking with great
power against the land grabbing policy.
CLAIMS FOR RENT
The following is the text of a bill, introduced
a few days ago in the Senate, of especial inter
est to many persons in Alexandria and it's Vi
cinty.
a bill to provide for the payment of
claims for rent arising in States declared in in
surrection.
BE It rnactm1, DC, that all claims of loyal
SltlLIiiS III luC oldlCS uCCEtlCu III
and rebellion, arising at any time during the
rebehon tor rent or compensation Tor the au-
thorized and beneficial use and occupation of
buildings aud grounds for barracks, officers
quarters, depots, and hospitals, and all other
necessary Army and Navy purposes, may be
submitted to the Quartermaster General of the
United States, accompanied with such proofs
as each claimant can present of .hc facts in his
case aud it shall be the duty Of the Quarter
master General to cause such claim to be cx-
amlncd, and il convinced that it is Just, and Of
the loyalty of the claimant, and that the use
and occupation of said buildings and grounds
was authorized, beneficial, or necessary. then
to report each case to the Third Auditor OF the
Treasury, with a recommendation for settle
ment.
Sec. 2 That in all cases where rent is claim
ed upon contract in writing, or upon any ex-
press promise by any officer competent to make
such contractor or give such promise, subse-
qucnt to the date of General Ices surrender
April 9th, 1865, the question of loyalty shall
not be inquired into ; and that all claims for
rent founded upon such contracts or promises
shall be considered audited, and paid from
and after April 9th, 1853, in like manner as
the claims Of loyal cilizrns mentioned in the
preceding section.
Sec. ). That 81 much of the act indorSed by
the President 'Rcccived February 9th, 1861"
which b came law without his signature, as
is inconsistent herewith, is hereby repealed.
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Wy Nj. +. Ca RN +,

WIN. +. CARNE,
W ATTORNEY AT Law.
Room ), Barbours Law Building,
N''''' Louisiana Avenue, =
Washington, D. Z:
pn.c,ces in the Supreme Court OF the Dlstrlct
sTniumb;s and in all United States Courts 81, anu
C G. at Washington: mar -
INV ORLEANS SUGAR, very eh9,es tor
~ sale by q
mar Is
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RENTING OF THE MARKET FISH BENCHES
Mr., Wilmington the Clerk of the Market
this morning, rented the fish benches r ~ the
Market Square, from date to the ist OF oep,
TENDER 70 the following named parties, Tor the