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INSTITUTION ey THE sIsTERs or ST. JOSEPH
l. Corner st. Philip and Calves streets,
New OrleanS,

The government throughout this establishment Ia
mild and parental The pupils never separated frsm
their R"creation table dormtores are
the aame for ALL In short everything tends TO pro-
mote enecttonate union between the Sstera and tke
young adies intrusted to their motheriy care.
Ihe instruction Ii thorough and solid In harruonv
with the OF society The courss Comprises
an beth Engish and French) al the branches of Know
teoae cultivated ut the present day Each language IN
taught by natives OF respective countries 90 aa
sure correct pronunciation.
The academical yea- closes with public exhibition
vited. ~ S~'' AiS ~
Ed9eatOn here the object OF special attention and
socitudo Governing those placed under thor charge
oy suasion alone the Sisters of st. Joseph ende
yo 70 principles Of solid piety REQUIRE re
SsrSf Of polite and aInabe dsportment and
tnstn OF respect and affection
Eapib OF all denominations are admitted.
noTA.-Durtng the bathing seas0n, the Boarding
sShSo moved TO the Bay St. Louis where the Sisters
TERMS-To be paid in ADVANCE as folloUa.
1SIng' per tnnee months .e54 90
Enrr.nsSS :. q, .-------.---.--..-...-- 10 90
1T.H-s- 10 %
1oSlo Lessons and use Instrument. - %
Fsste oil psintinR according the number OF pupils
work In all IL varieties. goldeB embroidery
sincAi no"ers taught to the bOardsrs without oxt:a
For farther pariealars address, "Sapororess Of the
academy OF the Sisters Of St. Joseph Box 1911 New
FH6kXs LAYTON
eoz1 ~ ~ or G. d. ELDER Agent.
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TheINew Eureka Printing Once, No. SO Nat
chez street. between Camp and Magazine received the
highest premiums the Louisiana State Fair for the
best printing press the best bin printing the best card
printing, the best book printing, and the beet brief
printing. Roll in your orders
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EDUCATIONAL.
YoUNa LADIES AcADEMY,
UNDER
THE DIRECTION OF THE IJRs,rr ,Nrs
Eve 4iles below Now Orleane

AT Il. xhoa The Of Lesssa.A
for more than century psrsissisr
s, & s : i;
Mere; Ea,eason The object constantly kept in risw
snd sss
az we'll as to haS,s of fSe and a%iasis Experiment.
T ssS Ss1 b asvsr :asrsd .
!. =: Wife
or ar. sns sI,s tss Of @
nomination. arc admitted, no Interference q nsse
ss ~ss p.sp1sy e.
e a. "a: :.
Tso s e az
no mind aer Ss bob o. As
plieaton TO their classical dues when sick they are
:s ana timely z:
MO 70 tesr parent psssss. o. gg.rta..
Is ssss:s
MI sss %ia:ss
PPissry are ssaghs IN ths higher Driving
1.s sS ra sa
Needowcrk, etc. Particular attention is paid to Muaic
% sa and fe end: as the
sSars ia T%isep per session ere p.y.s. in
III a an s sai
Day Scholars per session sias, payable in advance
Entrance for tho boaIdsrs =. 9SS
No deduction made for accidental absences nor for
those who are withdrawn before the end of term or
ws9 prEonG vacation time beyond the appointed day
EXTRA CHARGES
Stationery and tho Use Of Aiaps and Globes per
Music per month. 90 90
pss .is T ;ss e s.I tn
Washing, per month ;.......--.-.............. 90
Pen
sstsS.imsns prices: OF procured at tho
.1esp on and 81 srs;
young ladies must have in winter blue merno drsss
Ss ss s sSa whit"
Each young LADY must be provided With twelve
eight night caps hsadhandks one BLACK siii
ana ss sss. o spass
linen two small ones. sun bonnet three esmbro
s.o worm sh the
winter uniform mnst be made according 70 the model
toned marked WITH indss snG ni s'oxe . msn
spoon and ioyk knife and silver lumber mattress
fss ons snd oas foot
n nnd half wds Ss q. PIoy Ss:Ss AND
and key little chair and small workboI, also With
,o0se.vaticns Visits arc limited to SUNDAYS and
by their fathSrs mothers Gaardiias Irotbers sisters
cd only from ten in the morning until noon and from
Ehs sT sis, sns
Which as sSs psS. There yearly
ON the Sd Of NoyemSer Psronts aa ana
not TO prolong that time IN order that the young
other absence allowed except in case Of
1SrPg adiss Wishing to make their first
oc27 ~ tjyl u
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Corner Of Rampant and Congress Streets Third District
New Orleans. Louisiana.
This magnificent Institution was chartered February
1855 situatod In quiet and healthy locality, In
the suburbs Of the city and at short distance
and affords all those advantages which contribute to
the health and seoQzaSy Of its inmates.
Pupils OF all den19tnatons admitted for the
promotion OF order and regularity, all Obliged A.
tend the public exercses and conform to tho rules Of
the Institution.
TUITION:
The system Of education embraces tho French and
English languages, visa Reading. Penmanship, Frenoh
and English Grammar Arithmetic Ancient and Med
ern Geography use OF the Globes, Prose Poeti0a
ComPositons History Ancient and Modern Sacred and
Rhetoric, Mythology Natural Philosophy Chemistry
Assronomy botany Book keeping, Mathematics, etn.
Music, Drawing, Painting, Plain and Ornamental Nee.
dle-work, Tapestry Embroidery, Artificial Flowcrs
TO BE MADE QUARTERLY,
IN ADVANCE:
Board and Tuition In French and English, per
mohtn- -.-.....-.--... $40 90
perquarter 90 90
EXTRA CHARGES:
Vocal MuGtc.. 10 90
Musto On tho Piano. per quarter 80
Use Of Piano =. ................., 9 90
Statiencry :. .-............. 3 90
Washing -. --.........,...., IL 90
Tapestry and Em broiry - .......... %
Artificial Flowers .......... 10 20
Drawing :. ..........-.....,. Ia,
Painting -. .................. is 90
~sesMe AYE t1o ouintief season W
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The art of saying appropriate words in n
kindly way is one thss never goes out of
fashion never ceases to please, aud is within
the reach of the humblest. The teacher
who would be successful must cultivate the
Gift.
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This long Institution SO fAvoraby known
third Scholastic year on ~
OCTOBER %, 1879.
With the Old advantages Of sound Classical and
Commsroisi Education the Directors Of tho College
tages Of aTstc buiiins. entirely new and much
and sooomnSdssion ''' Oh V'h'''A''0n'
-, The Professors being members of Society which
IN mas 10 : aS
The
has ss S s n mot only to Srn the mind. their
n ana ai'S pra aas o Sss
for the duties they win have % discharge
Courses; the Classical ' asS shs cGn
cass other e. the Classical eonmeroiaI course
M css aas snS
Univ Educssen A. the FRA the year
1a9
to I &c dss.ss 81 sSas5o.oI q %rs:, 'l"''sa
a shSss ss whs
aIss
s9d he and sixth years Of the cas1Gs The
Chemistry With the membsrs Of the Graduating caaS
and TO 30 admitted must previously know 3ow TO
read and write. ~" "
TERMS PER sESsIos MONTHS.
Board Ta.isa ana Washing payable 10 %
ana In advance. -.-.-..---...... 900 %
11ao1tcA. Eeee. ---e-- II 90
~. ~'sA oS~onhS'--.- IL 90
Circnlars can be obtained by addressing the
PRESIDENT OF SPaIhq HILL COLLEGE
Near Mobile Ala
Corner Baronne and Common strects New Orleans
POURSIHE, College Agent
eel ~ ~ $40 6ravior street New Orleans
st. MA RY-JEFFERsoN COLLIE =
PARISH Oh ST. JAMES, La,
Sttusted tho lIsssatppt River Sixty 1iles abovs
New Orioans
This ancient and magnificent establishmeut' iucor.
Porated BY law OF tho Legislature empowered to
grant diplomas and degrees will be opened on the ID
Ootober. 1t IL under the direction Of the Marist
Fathers. who form society specially devoted 10 euea
ton. College Point and Convent Landing are oonvo.
nient and regular landing places for atsamboats going
TO and returning srOn Kew orleana
. TERMS.
Payable In q. 8. currency half yearly In ndvanea,
Board, tutten, washing and stationery Per term Of
Nv ,neAbAS- .ai3O
Oecsor zee and medicine, in ordinary Of H.
A1tRanoe Zee. to b paid only once.-.....-.:.. M
]. BAN nHsio lsssOnS arc to be paid for monthiy
RETZRHRcRs,
aa1 GEAsS' abe Ao3s Rev; Areheishop Of New Orleans
For further detais apply tho Very rev Pre-adenG
at the Collage. '>~"O01''
SStS ~ Y ne. - 6rnytor street. New Orloana
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST. srANIsLAUs COMMERCIAL. COLLEGE.
BAT ST. LOUIE, Mpsrnryr,

THIS tssttnti9n chartsred by tho State Iesisla,ure
snd conaDted by the Brothers Of the Sacred Hearx
has been In saccsssfu operatioa 1855 BeantajiS
en- ne shores OF the Bay commanding extern
e ne sec brsess and bathing in the Summer is spn
old ooeeaen greas tncttenent hoathfi exercise
and for the pupils. Tho Commercial Course
comprises ali tse branches of good Engliah oducation
Beard and Tution Der sesaion pavnbs half v..r,v a,
$3.50 90
eSnin6 per saaion 10 90
rooxies Per oSsston, toptionalb 10 10
Uootos . Foes- 90
Vacation. II spent at tho institution ... 10 90
EXTRA CuARaEs:
Piano and Violin, Per month oach g co
TTtrts I..o, Pss month- 80
Slute per month 90
1faoo instrument, Per mouth. -.......-. 1 90
Spahasn and Herman guAges, per month"; eaoh. 90
FOR farther particulars. apply to
BRO FL0RIMoND.
mASo II ss Direotnr Of tho College
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FINANCIAL.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF COMP.
as Sy
B%s e asssE
the city Of New Orleans in the parish Of oreans and
State Of Louisiana been duly organized under and
ss..ed Az. psoyias nasionsi oarrsDes g.
and ass
sos Spss and h,. complied With all ne
=, New No. sasisfors; i Joaa Jay KSox. Sosp..eass
* hs IL,
to the
banking under the act afo esaid.
0 1ss. this 18th day of Fe Soa ~ xyox
nv Comptroller of Currency.
leans March ls7I-Under above authority this Bank
81 5i' sis
LEANS; Interest will be allowed to dspositors on
nh9 % y Jas. ]. TARLEToN. Cashier.
T ,oU1s1ANA SAVINGS BANK AND SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY.
Camp Street.
G X,ss sEs.5dsnsS : W14T WALLACE
DIRECTIONS.
2 W aa GcSnsSe Sf S,anard Bronson S Co.
David Wallace, of Wallace Co.
Henry J. Mullan, of II. j. MulIau Il Co
w. Van Nordon:
w. "a. Thomas. of Folger g. Co. dolls y ly
HIBERNIA BANK OF LEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS, June 10, 1871.
STERLING BILLS ON THE HIBERNIAN BANK
DUBLIN payable in a parts of Ireland, from On.
Pound upwards, for sale at this Bank.
iv2i civ JAS J. TAPLEToN. Cashses
| E1DREIGN EXCHANGE.
SOUTHERN BANK, New Orleans May, 1870
This Bank will draw STERLING BILLS in sums 4
suit parties wishing remit small to EnGlanE
or Ireland. O. LIVAUDAIS
NH I9 20 C.ss<o,
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r BMARCK HOTEL,
PENSACOLA. FLoRnA

-,zr,- - PENSACOLA, FLORIDA.
JOHN BAPTIST PFRFFERLE, Proprietor.
Inc attention OF travellers II called 70 this lar9e
qpPSEssS me c@shoho GhHrch and convenient to DE
61uLoad Depot The Fare r. alEays Of File bsst ~
market affords and the pr are al wSys Eery oise
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The classes commence about the hrst OF September,
pablo exhibition.
Books. etc., may DO procured at the Institution ~
moderate prices.
Pupils are received any time during the year. and
charges made from the date of entrance only.
For further particulars apply to the Mother Superior
Academy Of the Holy Angola. sci n "
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OWING TO THE HARD TIMES PAPTTps
~ " living PIANOS, FURNITURE, etc.. to be- RE-
MOVED, PACKED SHIPPED voaid ind &c H.
their advantage TO call L. SHOOTER. corner CAM
and Matches streets leave their 0tders az J. w ETsH
dens, 70 Camp street. at RlackmAFa Musc store aoI
Canal street. All work done prompt With care At
JUG IoHeSI EASos. mhI6
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HILL COLLEGE.
OC TOBER %, 1877

This long blished Institution favoraby known
third Scholastic year on
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Morning Star and. Catholic Messenger.
JUVENILE COLUMN.

NHw ORLEANS, SUNDAY, MAY 10, 1873.
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YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY
THE HOLY ANGELS
Under the Direction the Sisters MarAnites OF HOLY
YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY

Corner Of Rampant and streets Third District
New Orleans, Louisiana.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-28
LifUISl ~ A.

The news from Louisiana this morn
ing is omnous OF trouble. Whatever
Congress can do in the way OF pac tica-
ton must be done promptly. There
ia abundant evidence TO show that the
KELLOGG usurpation will not be sub
mitted to without a desperate struggle.
The people of Louisiana have been the
prey OF political scoundrels ever since
the war They have been taxed almost
TO death by the carpet, ,haggers aud
thieves and ignorant negroes, who have
been administering the State Govern
ment, and now that they have fairly
elected Governor, and Legislature who
represent the majority OF the people OF
the State, they are justly indignant at
the attempt that is being made to foist
up, them the parties they have ex-
pressly repndisted at the polls.
So far as we have been enabled to
"keeep the run OF political affairs IN
Louisiana. the case is briefly this: 1t
is claimed on one side that Gov. Mo-
Emery, and conservative Legislature
were legally elected last November
The other side admits that these gen.
tlemeu received majority of the votes,
but claims that in some instances
negroes were not permitted TO vote, and
presents certificates of a number Of COL
ored citizens to that effect, and, by vlr-
tue of these certificates, claims that
KELLOGG was elected Governor, and q
Radical legislature was chosen. The
rival Governors have been inaugurat-
ed and the rival legislatures are con-
tending for supremacy. The KELLOGG
government has been recognized by
President GRANT, and the MCENERY
government is supported by a majority
of the people.
Our dispatches indicate that the
people are arming to resist the assumP-
,tions OF the KELLOGG men, and unless
something is done at once to bring
about compromise Of the conflicting
interests or an abdication OF the kELLoG
faction a new civil war will shortly be-
gin. According 10 our view, the kEL'
LoGs party. although sustained by the
Federal government, is entirely in the
wrong. The only legal authority It
processes to have for controlling the
State government is that given by Judge
DURFLL, o. the United States Court
whose conduct in the matter has been
80 grossly in violation of decency tha
q congressional committee has recon-
mended his impeachment and removal
from office. Maultestty, matters art
approaching crisis in New Orleans.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-28

The only proper course is to do that
which is honest, and have this new
election and have it honestly conducted
or let the men who are fairly elected be
installed in Office.
Mr.. Thurman advocated that the on
ly just and proper course was to recog-
nize the McEnery Government.
Mr.. Hill advocated his substitute.
Mr.. Yves: thought the proposition Of
Mr. Hill might be so modified as to
make it acceptable.
Ats P. NJ, the Senate took Q recess
until JPN.
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CIiICAGO.
Great ssow sssvn - Dsasettss %
Tgataa.

Gsess ssew Htsvn = Dssspssss s'
Tsataa.
CHICAGO, Feb. 27-The snow storm
Of yesterday and today has been al
most the severest ever known in North
ern Illinois. Iowa, Minnesota sod Wis.,
consin. The snow has driftsd % badly
that travel on most OF the railepads
within the boundaries OF the STORM. is
almost totally suspended. The hilwsu-
kle and st. Paul railroad 10 suffering
more than ever before this winter, With
no prospects cf getting clear till il con-
meoces to tbsw. Advices from many
points say the winds srs blowing hard.
and drifting the snow badly. Unil the
wind now prevailing subsides, the roads
can do nothing. and arrivals sod dspar.
tnres OF trains are very uncertain.
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LOUISIANA.
Instructive Fire-Mflttta APPoin1
,.,.nt-WarItke Preparations.

n...u.s,ve Fire-MtlttiA Appoint.
ment-warltke Preparations.
NEwOeLxANs, Feb. 27.-Five or SIX
squares of buildings in the third district
were burned about noon. involving Q
los Of nearly halt million Of dollars;
The Mayor had his face badly burned
while assisting the fire department
Colonel Fred NJ Ogden has been ap,
pointed Brgadier General OF the FIRST
Division Louisiana Militia, oy dover-
nor McEnery. Eorollment continues
active; over one thousand were enrolled
today. Arms are abundant snd die.
,ribu;ed freely. No collision has ye'
occurred. The Conservative press 4
very severe on Grant, but counsel 9 Pod, :
erRtlon. .U.5b..os aIs5.tFSs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-28

1t appears that all the fuss about the
Credit Mobilier frauds is to result in q
vote OF absolute condemnation,
whatever that means by the House o.
OF Representatives. To be absolutely
condemned by the present Congress
don't amount to mucn. 1t is scarcely
enough to make anv person lie awake
O nights and will not diminish Mr.
AMEs robust appetite. To Mr.. SARGENT
OF California, the country is indebted
for this magnificent way how not to do
il and the nation will now have a sigh
OF reliet.
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RIVER NEWS.

CINCINNATI. February T.-Ths river
is falling with u feet 10 the channel.
Weather moderate. Departed-Wsrner
and barges, St. Louis; Mary David,
st. Louis; Pittsburgh tow boats Gov.
Lisle and John Penny with empty
bsrges, Tor Pittsburgh.
CHARLEsros, February T.-River
stationery with 7 ieet 8 isches 10 the
channel. Weather clear and cold.
PrrrsBUReH, February T.-Rivsr
rising slowly with 5 feet 3 inches IN
the channel. Weather cloudy and cold.
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FOREIGN.

PAk,s, Feb. 26.-Hon james l..
Orr the newly appointed United S,s.es
Minister to Russia arrived Asss With
his fspily to-day eoroate for St.
Petersburg.
In the assembly to-day NJ DuIsrus
snpoapced the 6nsl result OF the neso-
tistios between the government and
the Comnissiooefs OF thirty. He is-
formed the assembly thss the govern.
msnt usfsservedly acesptsd the bill
proposed BY the Commissioners Of thirty
de6sing the powers asd rsspossiblisiss
Of theminisssy and The sxsesdvs.
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The proceedings OF each branch OF Con-
gress yesterday were possessed of more
than usual interest. In the Senate, the
Louisians question engrossed attention,
and the Credit Motiier business made
matters lively in the House.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-28

CxDaR RlPiDs. FEB. N-Ths ssow
storm continues throughout this part ot
the State. The Burlington and Cedar
Rspids and Union railroads, and the
Centrsl Railroad oi Iowa, are blocked
up. The Dubuque sod Southern rail-
road has not started any trains from
here to-day.
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Lost-ReWard.

Allpersons are hereby notified not to re-
ceiye check for i've hundred and twenty
dollars, on the Commercial Bank Of Mar
tins Ferry, Ohio, dated on or about Febru-
ary "a, 1873, signed by the Treasurer OF said
Bank and poysble to the order OF Theo'
Swartx. Said check was lost by me and
ps, ment thereof has been stopped. The
finder will ne rewarded on return o the
check tome. THEODORE sWAR1Z,
tebs Martins Ferry, Ohio
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-28

A young girl named Melissa Browns
was found dead in her bed, at Auburn
on Wednesdsy morning, with unm's'aK
able evidence OF h aving given birth to
child. Search was made for the oodJ
of the infant and it WAS found IN wei
adjacent to the house. The girl COM
united suicide oy taking morphine.
Quite an extensive fire occurred 10
Boston yesterday morning by wnico
the mattress factory OF tbs messrS
Sammelts, was destroyed Loss aoou
$4,000. A number OF girls and o"y'
employed 10 the factory made tneir Cd
cape by jumping out Of the windows
Two persons were fatally injured.
In the Scanned trial yesterday me-
,licsl expect testified for the defence ano
said that the prisoner WAS subjected 10
Authorizations aud illusisns, being ev' :
aence OF insanity. Dr.. Place next tes'
titled to the same effect.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-28

The Wilson Credit Mobilier Com
mittee yesterday reported resolution
in favor OF ofexpelling Senator PATTERSON.
They exoneraled HARLAN and WILSON.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-28

BRIxaHAN Young declars that G'ag-
setts nomin alton TOR Governor OF otah
will be q declaration OF war against the
mormons.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-28
s,oy.rnor Hepdr,cks Seriously Hur

sioyernor Hendricks Serious'y Hurt
INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. H.-Gov. hen-
bricks, while retiring to his residence
from the State House this morning
slipped on the ice that covered the side
walk aud fell, striking heavily on has
head. A runner prevailed th's afternoon
that he had since died. but it is learned
from his physician that the INJURY
ahough serious is not dangerous.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
exclusively for the Register
az the Pacific and Atlantic Line.
Once, II0 Main Street.
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 27,lS73.

Wants the Money.
Mr.. John G. Page, of Independence
Kansas, has instituted suit in the Su-
preme Court OF the District OF Colum-
bia, to secure from A. NJ. York the
81. 900 delivered to him by Senator
Pomeroy at Topeka. during the recen,
Senatorial election. Proceedings were
commenced yesterday by the filing oi
a petition upon which writ of replevin
was issued.
Army Orders.
The Superintendent of the mounted
recruiting service,is ordered to forward a
detachment OF recruits to Austin, Texas,
tor assignment to the 4th cavalry, to 20
to Fort Riley. Others 60 to Kansas for
assignment to the 9th cavalry. Major
w. A. REILLY is relieved from duty in
the department of Missouri, and order
ed to duty iu the department of Colum:
bia. Major. P. P. G. Hall is relieved
from duty in the department OF Texas,
and ordered to the department OF the
East. The President has accepted the
resignation Of Major Edward Wright,
to take effect Oct. lst., next.
Treasury Circular.
The following Circular from the
Treasury Department has been pro-
mulgated. ain general orders from the
war departement for the information
and guidance of all concerned, that the
paragraph of he independent Treaty
Circular No. of January the second
1872, limiting traus'er checks drawn
by one disbursing officer to another to
the transfer of Credit on Books OF the
depositary where they are repayable, is
hereby revoked.
Signed
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Union Pacific Railroad Bridge.
The President has approved the act
OF Congress to authorize the Union
Pacific Rrailroad Company to contract
and maintain q bridge across the St.
Louis river between Rices Point, Mine.
sofa and Connor's Point, Wisconsin.
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Sketches OF the Principal Charac
ters I'm the Drama Of Credit MObi
Iier-Appearance aud Demeanor
Ofthe Cuiprits-The Stage and the
Audience.