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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28

The Columbia House at Cape May is now in
flii blast neatly n,;el up. with III, prospect O.
a iUll seasons business A. s popular family
huI se the Columbia stands high and the rates
made with families derIuag au extended stay
renler u siili more popniAr. Our DeiAs yea-
pie who AsVe heretofore pstrouizri the ColHm-
blA lave spoken highly Of Its entegt gtAiument. Be-
fore engaging rooms elsesLere it Is worth while
10 tIy 1t.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28

All lCCLARLT - iulse who have used lead and
snlaneT p'e7arat ls heretofore is Aattars CrySts3
D.s overs reeoI'nttd=d iOr Restoring, ci-sus'ng,
a-aGtiy AS he hir s.t7 d ne Of he oHI-,u as
70 ? lslls, n salts, dlment l. nee. no shak-
iLs ~ 4tA -sed. Sa-l 10y dIuggi.tS
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
FlRsT-CLASS FURNITURE,

VIII DN HOIN nv PuDTlC Sale, ht fhe AurtI0n hO1m
L. W. Stldaan Son. No. III L. kOuftn ST.,
on Friday Aftern on, August lst,
at ~ O'Clock, sharp.
A large quantity OF good furniture, l piano aud
and stoO sofa set, walnut; marble top center
tables. green rep lounge green rep chairs, % yards
lngThin carpet, 60 tage set, marble top; nar did
husk mattrasses Tennessee marble t5zI, ieRtler
beds, bosi ers aud pillows, bcdsteans. vast ltAns
ingram anu rag carpets, COOK and room stoves one
splendid extension table {, 81 $50
Cutlery, glass aud qurenswiTe, silver plated ware
! chllas coach, Grover a BAKER sewing Machine
gohd refrigerator, tubs, buv kets and many Otntf
articles rot here enumerated.
For paFtl 'ulirs see pasrefe. Goods ready Tor II
spection on evening befste "a e aud cary m1ru.
ng VI sale. can and see them, they will poslli'ey
he sold as the parties have aIrans ed tJ remove frn
the state, Jy2S-45s
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
~POpular Styles of CATERS for th4 people Al

kF- For Loss Of sPpctie, Dyspepsia, Tndieest on
Depression of Spirits and Gelerat Debility, in theh
various forms, Ferro Pnosphated ElXlr OF Callssaya
made hy Casweli, Hazard 4 Go new hork, ,and sUlf
by al druggists is the best tonic AS 3 sIlmulanl
tonic for patients recovering irUm fever or other
sickness, II has no equal II taSea during the
son 1t prevents lever ani ague and Other internl-
tent feyerE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
REYNOLDS ~ Co,

REYNOLDS AZ Co,
el5 Market st., wilmington,
coNFEiANCkRS, RIAL RSTAiE BRoK ERs,
oner The following very sira,e properties for sale
or exchange:
No.
Modern hutlt new hou &C. Q rooms gas hath heat.
ers. water q sets, &c. corner sixth and Jefferson
streets; Will be sud below value.
NO. =,
No g.
II Oms and ou-kitenen; very Lice; will be sod
cheAp and On easy terms.
Hsnduom new extension front house, with gas.
oath commodes, &C on harrison street near Dea.
Ssd,a wate avenue ~ very desrab home, with the ai-
No 5,
Market street store and dwelling; one of the hes,
ousiness stans in the city; will De sold for ss0t0
less lhA1 value.
a choice Market street rek idence. water gas hath
shad5, ac really delightful home, and offered
very low and on easy terms.
a cheap, pleasant aud healthy village home IN
Newark, Del Lot 4sx2ss. New house S rooms and
store room, millinery has been successfully
or at our office. ~
Splendid building lot, asxiq7 # on Eighteenth G,
near Mash lneton. This will be profitable lot 10
buy. as tue building of WASH gton street hrtdge
osL ~ tne brahayWne will greatly advance the price
Nos
M washington street lot, SOXl45; west 81 de- between
kghth and Ninth very choice
No, 10
IS acres Of W C. Greek bottom lands one ,,i,a
AVN -NS"aiA' Del stone mouse and barn.
No. IL,
10 acres near Middletown; 5000 peach trees. an
ps, pears aud small fruits; good buildings; very
ehoce county home. '
No. 10,
nebf 11a ION on Delaware avenue, near Soldiers Monu
huens' eAch 22sx feet
superior fruit and stock farm OF 400 acres on
" 1.e sassatIss river, Cecil Co.. Nd nne new set 81
sc oss On pesTare avenue, near City R. R depot;
=, a wafer power OF so horse capacity on the never
isiing White clay Creek, at Thompsons station on
racs 50 yards tail race mill on lhe RAJ, COS "a
he no hauling or handing OF stock, hui load az a
unload into the mill door thus sayibS hesyv ~ "
psnse sTOhg lhuueemenis vii. be fer ID TO buyers
A.
-. A hotel stand on the Nd. a Del R R.. at Mary.
ael caroline CO unity, Nd. Large new honse "a
, DARN, aud 70 acres OF good laAd. A good onnorln
my 70 IN axe money. No local optioh here.
An excellent grist AMI saw mil in poroa,a.,,
on the Shrls'lans River Is feet head and fs ,,tr'
~ .ae ~ nurse power half mile TO the r. a ID RAJ
,A I9Sa, = .niIe 70 the W4BRR- 4 mics 10
profitable business. FN-'' O-u NO" aoing
SIX lots. II by 81, yet nnsold ON saoo.
SAI 80 n as these are very d. sIrable ana i inIeet
nosi ra Id improving part Of the CITY. Auu IN tne
90 20
The The Newark Iron Foundry. sood ,r.,.o..
No. 81
v,s arms IN rennsylyynis Delaware Narvla,a -,
snglhls, Also, mills Stores business s!aa adu and
eneAings. ne pnbic are invited 10 csI sa, and MUG
81 NC '-e lst' Correspondence promptly snswaH.
o,. REYNOLDS A co
Peal .g,... -. slo Market street. Winin0tnn nj
lectng agents, NeLsi survey efs aud col
ly l9-2W.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
proposals.

DROPOsALs
GRADING AND PAVING THE BED OF FRONT
STREET. BETWEEN POPLAR STREET AND
THE CHRISrIANA CREEK.
Sealed proposals Will again be received (al former
bids being reected by the street Committee, At the
once OF the Street Commissioner,
Until Thursday. Julv 3tst, 1873,
ct O'Clock, r. NJ,
For grading and paving the bed OF Front Street.
commencing on the easterly side OF Poplar Street,
and terminating at the Christiana Creek
Also furnishing stone for paving the same, haul
ing the sand and putting down the pavement, in
elsdng the cutters and fiagRing for which no extra
allowance win he made. The said cutters and dag
ging TO he measured by single superficial square
me sursment the same as stone pavement
y he bids must be made for furnishing the mate
rial doing the work and hauling the sand. The
City To furnish the sand at the sand Pit
No bid will be accepted unless 1t be from q re-
spOnaihle party.
The right to reject any or all bids is reseryed,
WM. ChNBY,
jyssst Chairman Of the Street COMMITTEES.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
Base Bali.
QUIoKsrRP vs. ACADEMIC.

game OF base ball was played on the grounds
at Schuetzen Park ON Saturday afternoon, be-
tween the Quicksteps. of this city. andlthe Acad-
emics, OF Milford, Only seven innings were
played on account OF the Milford club having to
return home at an early hour that evening. The
score was a. follows;
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28

~ WILMINGTON, July 25 1873.
A GOOD MOVE IN THE hIiIir DIRECTION.
The RruceTs and provision dealers of the city of
MilmingtOn east OF Market St., have agreed TO
close their storeg at O'Clock II. NJ. on and after
Monday evening, July 2sth, with the exception of
Saturday evenings jy25-9t
NJ oTlCE-YouNG MEMS LOAN ASSOCIATION
~ I'D SERt ES.-By q vote of the members OF
the Young Meas Loan Association, he at their
rolms nR the evening of the 18th inst IL was voted
unanimously to issae tve hundred shares OF New
stock. commencing with the month of June. Sub
scnpuons 10 III same will be received by the Presi
dent, T. Y. de Normandla at his store, 8O2 Market
street, and also at the Farmers Bank by
JylI.u T. k. YOUNG Secy
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
Sm 8eut.

UNoR RRNT-A three story brick House; s -
i rooms- Bath and gas. Possession lmne- IL
diately. Apply 10 ID. T. HAWKINS,
ty2o II No. 4n4 Market street
LNoR RENT-store and dwelling in Elddietown.
I Del, central location, formerly occupied as q
miseTy ss Il. store Apply SIS IS FOURTH STREET.
LNoR RENT.-FouT small nouses good To- -
IL cation; rent low. Apply ypSvS,So 20 roy =
Room No . x alIRSpss rRSSfssI sd,I IpS; ping
jy22 Ct Eighth and Market Street.
EoR Three pleasant; airy rooms; Apply
LN0R RENT-A twelve roomed house, No 40s, r.
Il Foqrth street. Apply at ~ ~, " Front street
VINoR RENT-scnoolroems at the N, W. corner OF
A. F6fHERGIII,
jJl5-tf sOl West street.
LNoR RENT,-The large and very derrabe .
4 dwelling, No. 4le Market street. contain -
ing 10 rooms, gas. bath, hot aad cold water, snta-
ble for boarding house Rent @ low Apply %
jyl4-u s. II. STATS, on the Premises.
II Gilpin Avenue and Lincoln SITS. one on III
jackson street, near Lowering Avenue. Rent, t1O0
per psII, annpm Inquire of VIM H. PIERCe.
LNoR RENT-A new two-story cottage for -
M. NJ. CHILD 4 CO.,
Jys-u No. 4. W. Seventh street.
ENoR RENT-5 rooms, two of them on d st.noor,
i In desirable location Address b.
jyl-tf his once
LSoR RENr-4 new two-story brick houses -
,.qdles near Belts Foundry Apply P%a9s 70 w.,rps
ENoR RENT-ThlFd story connecting Rooms,
II over our Carpet Store, 22O and 222 Market ST,
apr25.tt g. WORRRII
VNoR RENT-Two large connect ng rooms in the
H third-story of the Savie buidIng, for society
meetings OF for light manufacturing. Apply 10
febi.tf 5ia arket street
LNoR RENr.-Dwelling House No. 1906 Delaware
y Avenue, II ROOMS, with all the modern I'M
provements; possession given ou the 25th OF March
next. Apply to CLEMENT B. sMYTH,
det9,u. SIS West Street.
ENoR RENT-Large fourth-story rsom with anti
RICHARDSON { 9fHo fHHoo6PEs,
hovHo-if SOS Market street.
ENoR RENT-The large yard and wharf property
Il loot OF Orange street apply 10
j. A. HARRIS,
)an24-eodu N. E. cor Front and Tat all
for Salf.
E1NoR sALE-Tne lease, nxtures and stock of a
Il heL-located trimming store doinR a profitable
uusluess No better STAND in the city. Address
les.ltawtt &C g" This ON ,e.
EINuh SALE = THE Ia PIRhRK HOGsx, -
J. ? ", corner second and LOMBARD sts. -
fine business oone. No better motel IN town.
Gzs-9teo1 No. :, W. Third Street.
E~k sALE-A large mahogany side board. Also
IL large maple bed-stead; can he seen at
MURPHY BOOTHS
e'-eodu Shipley street, above Third.
INoR sALB-GooD IRON ORR LAND AT PRI-
II NATE SALE.
fatm OF 81 acres on the South side Of Iron HILL
IN Pencader Hundred, is offered at private sale
Ihe farm has good buildings and a nne orchard and
Is uuderlaid by 'ich deposits of iron ore: sample
OF lhe ore may be seen al this ONCE Persons wish
ing 10 view the farm caa tEke private coayeyance
al Newark. II Is three miles from Newark debet on
the rosd from Klkton TO Chrisuana For price
terms, &C, address JNo d. FRAZER
Third and Shipiey Streets
AprZ-ueod Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
Pay your eity Ia before Friday.

IaN YOUR city taA btIOfe tfllaN.
The Board of Public iucation this evening.
One OF Pusey 4 Rice's ice wagons broke down
this morning,
The teachers Of Friends First day school
meet this evening.
The Clayton Loan is first rate loan to take
stock in. Now is the time to do 1t.
For quick work business men shonld apply for
printing at the COMMERCIAL office, 6up stars
The Franklin Losu Association meets this
evsnlng, aud so does the Board OF Public Eluca-
ton.
On and after tonight the grocers East OF Wal
nut street close at Z o'clock p. NJ. except on
Saturdays.
The Blsckbird camp meeting will commence
next Friday, and will be largely attended by VIII
mingtonians.
Tne Democratic City Executive Committee
adjourned its meeting of SATURDAY eveuing over
to tomorrow evening.
At the Friends Meeting ON West street, yes
terday morning. EiWin H. Coates, OF Phllalel-
phia, was present, and preached acceptaby
The Board Of Education holds its regular
meeting this evening Among the matters of
interest to come up III be the report OF the
Committee on Teachers, OF their choice for the
Prlucipaiship Of No. l.
The Hoi Carriers and Labor Association Of
this city, will have a grand Pc-hc at lIlseudale
Park on the Ith OF August. They will be Joined
by the Labor Association Of Philadelphia. and on
the arrival IN this city, will have grant parade
through our streets
THE peaches now being shipped are Of a very
inferior quailty. and small quantities In mAuv
Of the large orchards IN tile ueighborhaod Of
Milford, gentleman from that piace tells us,
the ground is literally covered with the fallen
peaches,
letter from the lower part Of New Castle
Hundred states that the threshius Of wheat and
oats Is II progress. aud that IN msny Instances
The grain will barely pay for the lnresLius that
the pastures are burned out, aud that the corn is
suffering severely for ram THIS was ON FI!iay.,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28

N 70 those VINO desire fars y, ~ serve Ice, daily,
"SsA' isl0-i
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28

THE QrM y ey Ml>lsTra 4 mi 9ister
Whites II tfal. fslIaslla toNa. shout TIE pfI-
sWSaE lElEe>u. ii SAN shes AJ,Et s. uueh
ReRs as AL other Fetirsu su.A papers com.
blLe4.' Thee sre w#r3~ well sad truthfaIit
spuaea f5I lie IGlHu>I. IN sdd..!5u 10 tl,eereat
am 9TH q qeai leNs Nhlcli Is prepared -ueel d.
y fur It. Il AN actual compendium uf ali tie 9th
eE 1ewspaI eIs published III the Ieu.Isu!a.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
1IpftfEs.

4 CARD,-Having the promise of a perma nent
~ position in an institution IN this city, feel It
my duty to withdraw from before the puDic my
name as a candidate for the office OF city TreasnT-
or, and thank mi many friends for their Kind eX-
pressions OF good will and earnest promises OF sup
port. JNO. +, MILLER,
WILMINGTON, DEL, July 2s 1sI3-lt'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28

Nor CoRRFer Il is tot ,slu A. sisted on Fri.
Jay, that Mes,rs lu'k- v Parker W iAe d a.
moud State haalin works on the Winiaeton 4
Western u. i are anies -e,ll~- ty the Sueiif
Ihc report p|uuaC,y arose rAt ID = G!irrerce
htiattn tie trin sra another party. upon which
s NEN ~ kI'4eAMeu. Va 4s>tisIi ule --a dly-
aso. sl-d whi.u VS. Immediately arrAneed The
works ut Als-=.= l. t 4, ar- N "a. af5z!aIou.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
ZazEGIaa.

UloARDNe-FOr GENTLEMEN AZ
- seple-u e12 BING STREET.
DoARDING-At
- apra-sm 300 DELAWARE AVENUE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
EDWARD q. nRAnEnnn -In
4 w. sTiDHAM A SON.
tNal Estate Agents, Auctiuneer
No. III East fourth street
WILMINGTON UR
Bank stock at AuctIon

VIII be sold at Public sale, at the Auction Ropns
of w. Stidhaln a Son, no. Ill h. fourth strerl
Wilmington, Del, on '''
TUESDAY AFTERNOON. Jlly 29th at O'Clock
81 Shares of VIII. 4 BRANDYU Inc BANK stocS
Is Shares of FIRST NATIONAL BANK STOCK
The above Will be sold In lots to suit pu,chasers
y29 ts JAMES k. TRIMBIe
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28

To Go ISro CAAP.-Ol Monday next. some
dozen or more o! our young men propose taking
mp then quarters for lew 1Avs usar EgAdd'r
Ford, en he BsAu3y"lue To there inintge in
fishing hs4tu- Ald other realsaua.- - lt'+si
C'bs.t' LJe5 As'-s
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28

elo Market St, Whining on,
CoNFEfANCkRS, REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
oner the following very de sraoe properties for sale
or exchange:
Modern hutlt new hou te Q rooms gas bath heat
ers, water q SETS, &c corner sixth and Jefferson
streets; VIII be sud below value.
NO. 2
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28

SPECIAL SALE
OF
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
1ur &sIe.
AT A BARGAIN Two new :

VNoR sALE-Tbe subscriber offers for sae 7.
ard 1910 Delaware avenue. . he lots are SsxlOO
feet deco, houses built of brick with free stone
inches Second story feet II inches third 10 feet
niv tn "' ROBERT SCOTT,
iy9s.st Ill shipley Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28

Goat YARD FOR SALE.
An old established coal yard, doing a business o'
over g. O00 tons a year equipped with horses. cats
sheds, oficea, &C, and with ample facili'ies Tor
dealing IN wood and building material and also Tor
atevedorlDg. -,
Possession immediately. bullt-np trade, such
as this with ali the appliances for carrying 1t on s
rarely found IN the market Apply TO
W. MCCAuLLEY CO.,
ivQ0 ~ 6rG Market street
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11
No. S:to
An ACT

To incorporate the Draymeu's Bene,o:er:
Association of the State of Louisiana.
SECTION !. Be it enacted by the Senate
aud House of Representatives of the State
of Louisiana in General Assembly COT.
vened, That for the purposes here!nattes
specified William Johnson. I. Redmon. 40
Jones. j. B. Smith. II. Burrett, A. Steward
&. Bcncon, William Abel, A. Burton. y.
Valentine are hereby. with their successors
in office. constituted and created body
polite under the namc and style o! ;h.
Dravmen's Benevolent Association 10: ;ro
State of louisiana.
Sec - Be it further enacted, etc. That
said corporation, by It's name aforesaid.
shall have perpetual succession: the mem.
bers thereof shall have power t" make and
establish q constitution or form OF govern.
ment. to elect officers the administration
of their affairs, and from time to time 20
amend or alter the said constitution: 10
nurse, provide for, and 20 bury their dead.
protect their widows and educate the.:
orphans, and for this purpose are fully en-.
powered to make and adopt such by.awe.
rules and regulations from time to time as
to them Diay seem necessary and eXpedleIt,
not inconsistent or opposed 10 the Ob.ects
herein named: to levy or impose sucE tax
or contributions upon their members,
and to collect tho same. Is they,
or majority Of them. may deem
necessary to sue and be sued 10 plead and
be impleaded in all courts of this State. an3
to receive donations OF money or real art:
personal estates. and to rent or purchase
and hold such grounds and buildings ~
NAV be required for their use: 20 grant.
sell, convey and dispose of the same il any
way they NAV deem proper; to have coI...
mon seal, and the sam" to break. alter UT
renew at pleasure, and to do all 0cher
things necessary and Legitimate TO the gar.
ryiug cut their humane and benevo.en:
purposes: provided, tuat such constitution
and bylaws be not repugnant to the cous:l.
tuition or any Of the laws of the STA. -!
Louisiana or the United States
SEC. 3. Be it further enacted. etc. Tina.
the said Draymen's Benevolent Association
shall be empowered to issue charters iDI .ne
establishment OF Subordinate DTaymen'5
Benevolent Associations, the same ~ "a
under its control and also to Withdraw *
revoke the charters OF any such suDOrt.!.
nate Draymeu's Benevolent Association
when it may deem so to do.
SEC. !. Be it further enacted. eye. Tia:
this act shall take effect from and ilIH.c.
diately after its passage.
iSigned) CHARLES w. LOWELL.
Speaker Of the House nt Representative.
lSignedl c. G. ANTOINE.
Lieutenant Governor and President o: :ls
Senate.
Approved April ]. 1873.
tSignedl WILLIAM p. KELLOGG.
Governor OF the State OF IGu!s.":.e
4 true copy:
=. g. DEsLoNDI:.
Secretary OF State.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11
JOINT RESOLUTION

Recurring Simeon Belden, late Attorney
General OF Louisiana, to turn over To his
successor in office all books. furniture,
documents and papers belonging to or
OertaiDIng to said office.
WHEREAS, Ac. No. 100, approved Sep
TENDER a, 1868, provides an appropriation
O. two thousand tivo hundred dollars for
the purchase OF law books and furniture
for the use OF the Office Of Attorney Gen
eral OF the State; and
Whereas. Tho books OF the Auditor ..
Public Accounts show that said amount
has been drawn by the former Attorney
General: and
Whereas, No books or furniture have
been turned over by him to his successor III
office: therefore
Be it resolved by the Senate and House of
Representatives Of tho State of Louisiana
in General Assembly convened, That sim
con Belden. formerly Attorney Genera!
of Louisiana, be required to turn over 10
A. p Field, the present Attorney General
of the State. all books and furniture which
may have been purchased with the money
drawn bv him from the State treasury Tor
that purpose, together with all papers and
documents pertaining to said Office which
may have come into his possession from
other sources.
Adopted in General Assembly at the city
of New Orleans Oh the sixth day Of March,
A. ID. 1873.
;Signed> CHARLES w LOWELL.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
(SignedI c. G. ANTOINE,
Senate.
Approved March 70. 1873.
iSigned, WILLIAM p. KELLOGG.
Governor Of the State ut Louisiana.
4 true copy:
J.. q. DEsLoSDE.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11
LAWS Of TIE STATE or LOUISIANA
PUBLISHED By AUTHORITY.
AN ACT

AN ACT
Making appropriations for the general ax.
penses ot the State for The unexplled
term Of the year ending .Le thirty. iirst
day OF December, 1913.
SECTION ]. Be it enacted tv .he Senate
and House of Representatives OF the State
Of Louisiana in General Assembly con
Vened That the following sums be aIa .her
the treasury, not otherwise appropriated.
for the following purposes. for tn. unex.
pired term OF the year ending the :h.rty.
.irst of December, 1873. t0-wit.
Salary of the Governor. article .,ttv :.
OF the constitution. eight thousand dollars.
Salary OF the Lieutenant Governor art ic..-
tfty-seven of the constitution. tnree !hou.
sand dollars.
salary of the Secretary of S'a'r. a-.'c,r
scy"nty-0ne OF the constitution, three :hnl
sand dollars.
Salary Of the Audito: ~ Public Accounts.
article seventy-0ne OF the coa-:.' ration. lavt
thousand dollars.
Salary of the State Treasurer. article
seventy-one OF the constitution, ...v :..u...
sand dollars.
Salary Of tie Attorney Gancr,'. ar,:,'
ninetytwo Of the constitution. ave Thousand
dollars.
Salary Of the Superintendent Of Public.
Education. article l37 Of the constitution.
live thousand dollars. out Of the c,irYeH.
school fund.
Salary OF the judges of the Supreme
Court. article seyenty--ive Of the const:tn-
zion. thirty-iiye thousand five hundred
collars.
salary Of the judges q lie d.a:.ic:
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11

anian has been unable to collect said money
for twenty two months, and is Justly ent-
tied to interest on the same; therefore.
SECTION |. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the State
of Louisiana in General Assembly COZ.
vened, That the sum of nine thousand
three hundred and twenty-five dollars and
eighty-tour cents, principal and interest,
due said Semi Weekly Louisianian, be and
the same is hereby appropriated out OF any
funds in the treasury not otherwise appro-
prated to pay the same. and that the Audi
tor of Public Accounts be and is hereby o..
rected to warrant upon the Treasurer tol'
the aforesaid amount on the order of the
proprietor of the Semi-Weokly Louisianian.
SEC. , Be it further enacted, etc, Tha:
this act shall take effect from and after ite
passage.
Sneaker of tie House of Representatives,.
iSignedl C.. G.. ANTOINE,
Lieutenant Governor and Presiden: o: thc
Senate.
Approved February 81. 1873.
lSigned) WILLIAM 2. KELLOGG.
Governor OF the State OF LouisiaIa.
i true copy:
p. G. DEsLoNDE.
Secretary of state.