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| governing sad market houses and places.
SEC. IL. Be it further enacted, etc, That
the mayor ard city council Of Natchitocbes
shall succeed to, and be invested with, all
the rights, property and possessions OF The
town of Natchitoches, as previously lI2or-
pOrated.
SEC. y. Be it further enacted, etc, That
the mayor and four councilmen, and no
less NUMBER shall constitute quorum TO
transact business, but to levy any tax, toll
or impost, or to fix any license or 10 make
any appropriation, ii shall require cote OF
the majority Of the COuncilmen and mayer,
and the affirmative and negative of each
vote shall be recorded on the minutes.
SEC. 49, Be it further enacted, etc, That
whenever the owner of the property in
front Of which sidewalk, banquette or
ditch shall have been ordered to be made,
| filed up, cleaned ont or repaired, shall fail
| to do so in the time required by the laws
and ordinances of the corporation, the
mayor and city council shall cause Il
to be done at the expense of the
owner Of the property, and the said
| corporation shall have special PRIV
Iege on said property 20 secure the
| payment SO due, which privilege shall hold
| until the corporation be paid; and IN case
! such owner shall be absent from or have 10
| authorized agent living in the corporation or
| parish Of Natchitoches, or be unknown; the
corporation shall have the right 10 proceed
| Ia rem against the property III the manner
| pointed out BY article 142 and seq, OF the
| Code Of Practice; AMI the corporation shall
he entitled to eight per cent interest upon
| the amount paid.
SEC II. Be it further enacted. etc. That
| in case Of the absence or inability OF the
! mayor 10 attend, the city council shall elect
! one OF their number mayor pro CempOre.
| SEC. Is. Be it further enacted, etc. That
| the treasurer shall be ex-Otfcio secre-
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PY $. GINAULT, AUCTIoNEER- OFFICE,
ID Exchange alley and Benvilie street.-TUES-
DAY November 20 1872 will be sold at II A. NJ, at
his auction room corner of Exchange alley and BIZ
eRvile street, Ia folle enchere, and for account
ana risk OF Mr.. T. J. Brown, who did not comply
with the terms of adjudications made to him on
the twentyniuth, thirtietk and thirty first of Oc-
tOber, 1872, at the sale made by virtue of an
order from the honorable the Second District Court
for the parish OF Orleans, dated September IS.
I8-2-
1862 rolls of assorted French, English and A1neri-
can WALL PAPER.
SO paper STATUES.
IS paper ROSACES.
barrel OF GLUE.
Terms-Ca Cash nOl42l 2G
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AUCTION SALES,
By G. De Ferret & Co.

ON BURGUNDY STREET, BETWEEN URSU-
LINES AND HOSPITAL STREETS.
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pY G. DE FERRET &, CO.-JOHN G. MON.
II ROSE, AuctloneeT.-OfceN No. 50 Royal street.
TUESDAY December TO- 1872, at twelve o'clock NJ .,
in the st Louis Auction Exchange. will be sold by
pubic auction, by virtue of an order OF the Hon.
Louis DuVigneaud, Judge OF the Second District
Court for the parish of Orleans, dated November |,
I6tZ, the following described property for account
OF SAID succession
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the Second
District OF this city in the square bounded by Bur
gundy, ursulines Hospital and Dauphne streets,
and designated by the Nos ! and2.
/. Lot No. measures 81 feet II inches lines
front on Burgundy street by l27 feet 10 inches
lines in depth between equal and parallel lines
together with the one story and attic brick, slate
TO0f d"elllng containing parlor diningroOm, two
bedrooms, glass closed gallery and stairway on
the ground floor; two bedrooms, two cabinets and
stair landing in the attic; two story slate roof
brick building, containing kitchen, ironing room
and cellar below, two bedrooms and one small room
above; another two story brick, slate root build
bIlck slate roof prvy and shed, bath ROOM two els
terms, hydrant brCked yard. The gas is intro
duced i'll the house.
2. Lot No. 2 adioins lot No l, and measures 81
feet II inches lines front Burgundy street. by
l27 feet 10 inches lines in depth, between equal
and parallel INES, together with the OnestOry and
attic slate root dwelling erected thereon contain
ing parlor, dlningroOm two bedrooms a large
closed gallery and stairway on the ground floor,
two rooms. cabinets and stairs landing in the attic
large two story brick, slate roof building, con
tanning kitchen, two rooms and two cellars be-
low and three rooms above, privy shed, cistern
and hydTant. The yard is paved with brick.
2. LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Second Dis.
ulCt OF TINS clty, IN the square bounded by 81
Philip, Royal Ursulnes and Bourbon streets, meas
uring 81 feet II inches lines front on st. Philip
street, by 1871 feet 10 inches lines in depth, be
tween equal and parallel inas; together with the
twostOry brick house, containing four rooms be.
low, star. landing and four above with front
and side balcony; another two-story brick build
ing containing two rooms and a passage on the
ground floor and three rooms above; another two
story brick building, containing two rooms below
and two rooms above; a frame one-story building
CONTAINING two rooms, cistern; hydrant privy, etc
Terms-one-third cash balance on credit of
one and two years in notes bearing interest at the
rate of eight per cent per anhum from day Of sale
to final payment, and secured by special mortgage
and vendors lien; the property to be kept insured
and the policy transferred to vendor; in of
suit, five per cent attorney commissions, and all
other usual penal clauses.
Act of sale before F. Bouny, notary public at
the expense of the purchaser.
no7 Is % 30 DEF IOF
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SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM ARMSTRONG.

TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE NO. 65 ST. PHILIP
STREET.
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. %, $780,
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AUCTION SALES.
b c. E. Girardey & Co.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN ;. slNoyDs.


SUCCESSION OF JOHN :. SINcEDS.
sec..3 c.st,tc: Court for tHe Parish OF Orleans
80 $780,
pT &. z. GIRARDEY & Co, AyC.
ID 'i9."er--Sj"nolasJ J. Hory "s@:ioLeeT- ONCE
1872, ~ -. O'Clock 4 VI, sH virtue an sr,I,r
80 Honorable. II" Second District Court for -.
perish o. orleans, dated November 70, ltl VIII be
sod j." pajic auction, 4: -. -cotes No. 10 Canal
Stree and No Front Leree s'T--t-
stock OF Hardware ana Sl..' CL&1I.'Iy. E.1.
Tern-.--Tttee, -. ~. az: 'w4,v. months
"l"s. y notes y Tie purchases. I'so9rIE .1GoEset
.o-L :. = ~ Dc!
I;lI.2 .H-sI PROPERTY N TIE THIRD DISTRICT.
I4N.zI HEIRS vs.. NAGDELzc<E MJw.R EyAL.
sI.g II PARTITION.
s'oo: ''': ''". n sos s 3. '~'= q "'.saa>
RY 9. :. ciRARDEI & CO., AUCTION
10. !: 5.rcl onye place. SATURDAY, December q.
i-t.. a .Tv.v.. o'clock y. Z. che Merchants ana
J: GERS exchange. Oh :!"Ts street ~ .irtle
CONT tgr me ia1i.A OF 'tr.'acs. DATE" Eov' moeT
-, la.2 -. % sod oF tI2.e al o., n "i'eF 10
.NasTY LOTS ~ G;sgu.:c, 80. Al, 81 build
=. IS a!.s. -lf r0vsaeuts tL."2r. \ th= taUboug
t'..l-s-a1, .4tEd Lis-rc: ot 's.s city, il s4lare
30, comprised witl.2 '5Esacmen At DAT
pine ,.ars OF Ba'-pa.i.-. ...-er and lessep.
zoe 5 and i. q g = lgasa n 70 TO-
-! y .Eu.' i55 Tee III i-'..s front 81 Les-Aps
-. .,-4,5,-,l - :...L '.ss ..rt.. ~
81. = 80 aches LIS t.e-!. No. u la. -'
l.. :. .. 81 ,.g. = s M -. siE y,
We. r.. or A. f-"En and IT., .lE'.. a. Nos. !!
a-: b. ., measure t"---ag: abo.t - t"e' :.
...9- .ro-. o. Franc" s-I0--, ~ .-olt H. T. ln
-- - 10 '-eD- and nm Zach = Sad Eaul -.-s
. : ..--i- ~ e.A''.ts'
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By G. De Ferret & Go.
SPLENDID TwO.syORY BRICK STORE. NO. 81
CHARTRES STREET. EEgYEES CONT AND
ST. LOUIS STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF A. SCHwAE.

Second Dst.sct Court foE the Parish g: Orleans
80. 35,I8a.
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RESIDENCE CORNER OF WASHINGTON
AVENUE AND CHESTNUT STREET:
sycCEss1oH or CHARLES HENRY EsLAyA.
Second 0is:5ic: Court for She Parish, of 0reansa
no IS 1885,


pYG: DE FERRET 81 CO.-.7OHN g. MON
D rose, AuctiOIeer- Office No. 50 Royal street.
TUESDAY, Eecember 10, 1872 at twelve O'Clock A.
at the ST Louis Auction Exchange, in the base
ment TOtuuda OF the ST. Louis Hotel will be sold
by puDc auction by virtue OF two orders from the
Hen. Louis Duvig ueaud, Judge OF the Second Dis
trict Court for tie parish Of Orleans dated August
20 and October 30, 1873, the following described
PROPERTY belOAGin to said succession
Two LOTS OF GROUND, in the Fourth District
ftnis city, designated by the Nos. and d. in the
square bounded by Washington avenue, Camp,
Fourth and Chestnut streets, plan made by L.
H. Pile surveyor, dated January 10, 1885, depos-
tied in tie Office OF W. II. Peters late notary pub
lie. Said lots adjcin each other and measure each
SO feet front Washington avenue by lbs feet in
depth. between parallel lines, lot No forming the
corner Of Washington avenue and Chestnut street.
Together with tn. splendid two story brick resi-.
dence and dependencies, containing two large par
l0rs, diIiugToom and pantry, large hall, wRshroon
and Kitchen piazza and side gallery on the ground
floor, five bedrooms and dresBingrooms hall, bath.
the first story; garden trees, flowers, large
cistern, she'd gas introduced th!oughOut the whole
building.
germs-;Vhs purchaser to assume Phe payment Of
a mortgage rot. oue February Is, 1875 for $500
and for the balance of the price of adjudication.
cash in United States treasury notes.
Act OF sale before A. J. Lewis. As tGry public, at
tie expense of the purchaser
rI1 to - 30 UCH ii
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POSITIVE AM UNRESEBvED SALE 20 EFFECT
:. PARTITION.
ELXGAST AEn COMFORTABLE BRfCK DWELLING
HOUSE, No. f35 BARRACKS STREET.
TWO VARIABLE BUILDING LOTS ON RAMPART
STREET, BETWEEN BARRACKS GsHD nos
Ps9AL SGREHES.
VARIABLE 1'IREE STORY PRICE, STORE, NJ.
- OLD LEVEE STREET.
4NOLPYH. MARIE. AED EUGENE PLaSs.aE IS.
STATt>LAs PLAsSAE, IEDIVIDUALLI AND
aS TUTOR, ETC.
Secold Sss:s.ce Cpn:t for the Fasis' q: 0r'eaUsa
40. 81 Il,
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so. j'j,dJ6o
CYt:. De FERRET B. C0..-ioHN g. MOB
ID ros. Aucttoneer-Ctiice AID sGIesraom No 50
Royar stIest.-eTH tuesday,, December ), 1872, at
O'Clock NJ az tile St Louis !su,tionE1change, viii
be sold 10y pubic auction, BY virtue Of order
from the Hon. Louis Duytgpeoud, Judge of the
Second Sfs1tcf Court for the parish OF Orleans,
dated Ootoher 81 1872 the following described prop
erty. for acCOant OF said succession
a CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND, situated in the
Second District ofths city, in the square bounded
By Roman, st. Pb!il. PricW and Urs1lines streets,
and measuring = feet front Roman street by
co feet in depth; together with the two storY
6yooden house Cted thereon, and containing four
rooms below, four rooms above aOneBtory wooden
kitchen, containing three rooms, "isterns, prTles,
etc
Tegme-O ns-rliri cash, and She balance on a
credit Of SIX AID twelve months notes secured
by special mortgage and vendors lien, with the
clause de aIeuando. and bearing interest at
the rate Of eight per cent pc! auEum tIom GATE
to final payment; In case of suit seven per cent
attorney fees to be likewise secured by mortgage;
the buildings TO be kept insured and the policy
transferred to vendor; the taxes OF 1872, payable
in 1873 20 he assumed by the purchaser.
Act Of sale before a. DTeyfous, notary public, ut
the expense OF the purchaser. nn2 9 l6 % 30 de5
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yw0.sToRY HOUSE ON ROMAN
STREET. BETWEEN So. PHILIg AND i,RSU-
LINES STREETS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-26
By Charles :. Eortier.

sI..EssiO- 0. WIDOW EESaG C..aTzH.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-26
raY NASH & HODGsON.-w. l. HOBO

ON IONG CREDIT AT 3UCTqOS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-26

.ICs .Ss.ltE OF JOSEPHINE AHN4EG'. WIDOW
NuEORE LANDSEAIG.
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.Wo,>TrRy BRICK HOUSE, No. rs CHARTRES
STRELT, BETWEEN UJM8iNE AND So.
PHILIP STREETS,
gEREE.&FOBY B8I|K RESIDENCE, WITH IRON
FbRANHA, ON ST. ANN STREET. BETWEEN
EURGGEDY AMI RAMPANT STREETS
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THREE VALUABLE SQUARES OF GROUND IN
THE FOURTH AND SIXTH DISTRICTS.
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ATGTT0N SALES,
SUCCESSION OF MANUEL MoRANo.
BY s. GuinauIt.

SALE FOR ACCOUNT OF a FORMER PURCHASER
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III -'V..l. PROPEKTY ~ TIE THIRD I:STHIg

TAN.LI HEIRS vs.. MAGDELEtNE MOVER Ell Al
SUE II PARTITION.
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ras.s'. .:cass Q: s'~ Parish Of 81. 'aaes-Ho. -

POSITIVE sNu UNRESERvEIo SALE 20 aEEsCT
= PARTITION.
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e3Y G. DE FERRET g. CO-joHH G. 9iOE-
D rose. AuctiOneer-Otfice and salesrGoms No. 50
ROYAL street.-THURSDAY, December 5, 1872, at
twelve o'clock NJ, at the ST. Leuis auction FIX
change, Will be sold by public auction. by virtue
CT an order from the Hon. L. Duvigneaud, Judge OF
the Second District Court for tie parish of Orleans
dated October 80, 1872 the following described
property, for account OF said succession
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Second District of this city in the square bounded
by ChartreR Cont, St. Louis streets and Exchange
allev. and measuring So feet inches line front on
Charities street by 89 feet II inches lines depth
and So feet inches lines the rear line together
with the TWO story brick store erected thereon,
containing the first floor store, large carriage
entrance and stairway; on the second floor par
stairway and landings also, one story zinc roof,
skyiiglt brick building used as office to the store;
2 two story rear brick building, containing three
rooms below ard three above; privies. cistern,
hydrant, gas brcked yard; together with 260 shares
OF the capital stock of the Citizens Bank OF LOulsI-
anayredUced to 243 shares.
Terms-The purchaser 10 furnish stock note TO
the Citizens Bans OF Louisiana t0r $500, due on
the trst o January, 1873, and renewable according
to the CHARTER Of said bank and to assume the pay
menJ of TWO mortgage notes OF 1906 8I7z each,
both dated isete III January 1916 bearing interest
dare ill tEai payment, and du" respectively Oh
January Is 1873 and 1874 and for tLe balance of the
price Of adjudication cash In case Of suit five LEI
cent attorneys commissions 70 be ike wise secured
by special Rortgage' the property TO he Kept IN
sIred and TIE pO--cv 10 De transferred 70 FeICofs
Act OF sale hetoEe Joseph Conn, &ot2ry pub
lie at the expense 81 purchaser.
This property IS leased at the rate Of = tZ'H per
annum from APIia j. 15.2, 20 April :, 1913. with
privilege
Of open accounts, . Let OF which n annexed to
petition titt 'g2 g 10 Is 81 .lt5
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SUCCESSION oF ROSE THIRy, WIDOW 0y FEfIX
2UGUSTE JACOB

Second Sis1::c: C.art foy the Parish g; Orleans-o
No. IS 1885,
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:. c9:t !,..:.tc: CouI, tort.. ?..a Q. Orleans
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j. a. Deiean VS.. 4. Hacker &, Go. 81 4

y r. HARPER
y0HG i;FG 3 Sheriff OF So Par sh Of Orleans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-16

PARLIAMENT STILL HARPING on THE
GENEVA ARBITRATIoN.-In the English House
81 commons last night Disreli alluded 10 the
public anxiety to know the nature OF the Ameri-
can reply 10 Earl Granville's note, and again
asked the government il ii could be laid before
ne House. Gladstone replied that a cabinet
meeting was TO be held to-day, at which the
answer OF Secretary Fish would be considered
After that the government would report on the
SlbJect, but ii was impossible TO do so then. Mr..
Horsman gave notice that in case of further
negotiations with the government of the United
States, he would ask of her Majesty's govern
meht that nothing be accepted as final until
sanctioned by Parliament.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-16
s0Gov. Jewell, OF Connecticut, has appointed
March 18th as day OF fasting and prayer.
NHon. Thomas L. Clingman Is named for

~ Gov. Jewel, OF Connecticut, has appointed
March 18th as day OF fasting and prayer.
~ Hon. Thomas L. Clingman is named for
Governor Of North Carolina.
~Sixteen new cases of smallpox were
reported at New York yesterday, and three
leaths.
- The Irisfiwen of st. Paul, Mimi, have
split on q question af appropriating fund.-, and
win have three separate celebrations of st. Pat
Kicks Day.
ga person once remarked to Curran that NO
one ought to be admitted to the bat VINO did not
possess . certain number Of acr,~ OF land
. Pray" said Curran, /" how many &C make
tciseocre 2"
ga Cincinnati paper devotes column 70
co. ana tie St Louis Dispatch says IL
nave covered the whole ground in q few words,
70 Wit: Allure Cincinnati whrskey, and keen
away from her sausage factories
a0Two friends from two different churches.
but Of one denomination, met the other day
and discussed the preaching Of their respective
pastors. " Your minister uses the ide As of other
men, !" said one. "D0n't you wish your pasror
would DO the same ?" was the Significant re-
Spouse.
ga colored boy named Evans, about seven
years old, died In Louisville last week from the
snecss OF drinking pint OF whiskey. The father
nad the hquor IN his house, and the child got to
the bottle and drank its contents
0Meningitis, that fatal disease, Is doing sad
havoc In Atlanta, Ga. Two persons, members
OF one family, died OF II within few days. and
the physicians report that great many persons
are Ill with this disease.
ga few days ago a man carried challenge
TO mortal combat TO Chicago brewer. who, as
soon as he read the message, turned to and
whipped the bearer in a rough and tumble fight,
and said: 90 Maybe some more OF dem wants To
make droublee NIT me-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-16
Not Guilty, hut Mustn't do 80 ANY
mOrQ

LOUISVILLE, March l5.-In the United States
Circuit Court, to-day, in the case of Judge
Price, OF the Louisville city court, indicted tor
refusing TO receive negro testimony in his court
prior 20 the enactment by the legislature OF the
statute admitting such testimony. Judge Bal
lard dismissed the case, saying Judge Price had
rendered decision pursuant 20 the laws of the
state Of Kentucky, under which he derived his
judicial authority, and his decision was eioubt-
less made in good faith and he add: IL do not
think Congress has power to enact law TO pre-
vent him from so doing"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-16
SPECIAL EOTICES.

THE ATTENTION OF THOSE USING ANY
+ the poisonous compounds advertised as Re-
soratiSe-, Reviewers, &c, fer the Hair is cslicd
The great advantages that EATrANS' CRYSTAL
clsCOVEEY Possesses oyer all these vile mixtures.
First it is entirely free from all poisonous suit
stances and can therefore be used with safety. 1t
does not stain finger Fails the finest fabric It is
positive ely the ciesucst article in Its pro-
duces cooling and pieasakt sensation. II freQuen,
ly stops headache and falling q the hair. 1t always
removes danlruff in short time, and, above all il
will restore the color and growth Of the hair posi-
lively in from three 10 ten days. Gail for IL and
take other If you DO not wish to be disappointed
Depot corner I'd ard p streets N. W.
feb24 Arthur SATTANS, Proprietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-16
From Europe To-day.

DEATH NF HON. GEORGE EGrTfS.
PARIS, March IA dispatch from Came
announces the death in that town OF Georsa
Eustis, formerly member OF the United States
House OF Representatives from Louisiana a.
later private secretary to John Siidell when NJ
was confederate commissioner 60 France
MARSHAL BAzAINE TO BIZ COURT-MARrIALEo.
PARIS, March l6.-The Assembly co nmittre
on capitulations. which has been investigatin,
the conduct during the late war OF Marshal
baLaine, and particularly into the ,.ircum.
stances OF his surrender of the fOrtidcA tions Of
Metz, have finished their lab0rs. The com
miuee viii submit report TO the Assembly
recommending that the Marshal be tried bv
Court.martial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-16
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
zSSOCTsTpD ppFSS prDopTs
AGair> In New YORK

Annfrs In New York.
v Ms ~ kNfn AT An ANATEtH fEgFoRNAIF.
NEN YORK. March i6.-rhe dresses of f~o
young girls, IsmCd Coates and Ivous caught
IRE in the Newark o,era House isst .ye,e,,
dnting an amateur performance. The Coates
ously injured.
HORACE cRNErEN
In an editorial on the Cincinnati convention
saws IL free trade j. 20 he made a plsnk tn ne
platform, he asks % be counted out All he
asks IL that there be left freedom 10 All classes
on economic questions.
IT. rArRICK's DAY.
About 90 ,ooome viii JOIN la the procession 0s
st. Patrick's dAy. and fiifv bands 81 music The
military will number t.eo.
KN-NANoR CAHooN.
OF Richmond. Va. now az ghkccI sc. prints
letter reviewing hts career In the former CITY.
He states that he va In Y elected " aver an is.Q
Nv the republicans, but the halo, hsNrs were
captured by the democrats and the votrs
changed 20 give tie election 90 his opponent In
reference 20 the charges OF fOrgcrics n Stas.s
that they were false and known ~ D. false t,y
the democratic attorney. who packed armocrafi..
iUTies in each of hiS trials, and that the test
nouv WAS ssrbled % suit the purposes OF the
democrats, under the instructions ~ the com
monwealth attorney. who stated that Iahapu
must be convicted to save themselves.
THERE - Much CoNrL Amt
among tbe merchants at the failure oi Collector
Arthur 20 tnauguratC the needed reform N the
general order business. The World SAWS Leo
AMI stocking sent a letter around 10 Seveta'
steamship companies addressed to the cnllrctDr
recomm nding the firm aud their Marehous.,s
The canyasscrS for Let and stocking in N -
business ~ an inducemcnt 60 get signature.
represented that the collector would CONSIDER b.
a Favor 10 have the letter signed. ana that n.
SiGneTS would lose nothing thereby.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-16

n0The republican state central committee OF
Illinois has called state convention, 90 meet At
Springfield May y.
n0It IL only short time that women have
In Russia, TO mn cierkships and keen acco1n,s-
VMns. Ford tried 10 pour kerosene into A
lighted lamp at Lafayette last "Wednesday. A
pile OF ashes marks the spot wher ssn her 81 900
house then stood.
Eari Granville announced IN the Eng,ish
House OF Lords last night that he had r,rei
Official notice from the French Cabinet o. the
aerogation Of the commercial treaty.
0The chairman of the republican state
Tor meeting of tie committee ~ Iitfi- Rock
on April 6, Tor The purpose Of calling state con-
venfion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-16

LETTING READY FOR THE NEXT WAR
Ihlers desires to restore France to her former
military greatness, and strongly opposes aay re-
auction IN the large appropriations for the War
Department which are contained in the budget
The army is to be recruited, full supply of war
material kept on hand and Notifications TO be
uengthened-especially those around Paris. IL
is rumored that General Cissy. Minister of war
VIII ask for credit of BOG, 900 900 francs for
building new forts around Paris and for fortifi-
cations on the frontier, particularly at Longwy
and Belfort. The Prussians are actively ex-
tending the Notifications Of AIe.z and Stras-
bourg.