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The Case of O'Brien.

The CLrunicEe answers The STAR thus:
sin the O'Brlen case it was alleged that evil
dence was presented 10 the President which
convinced him that this criminal was not guilty
OF murder IN the first degree, as described in
the statute, but in the second degree; that the
penalty for murder in the second degree was
declared by law to be imprisonment, and not
death; that the President being so satisfied ,
was compelled under his oath, as a conscientious
otheer. to commute the penalty pronounced by
the court 10 imprisonment, in conformity 10
law"
The criminal lawyers Of the District win be
glad to hear that there is such statute. "
Hitherto the courts and the bar have Iabore,i
under the impression that the old common law
as defined by Coke and blackstone is the ONLY
rule OF action a to homicide. That defines muir
der to be the killing OF a human being in the
peace of the state, with malice aforethought,
express OF implied. The punishment of this
crime Is death. VIII the half dozen talented
editors OF the CHroaiele tell US what act of Con-
greSs or of the District of Columbia creates
" murder in the second degree ?'' Or, how the
" President under his oath" could be bound bv
a statute which has no existence? II the law.
officers of the government have thus deceived
the President. it is serious matter. Ii the
President las not been thus deceived, he should
tray to be spared from the friends who put
reasons in his mouth which might have been a
good excuse for Governor Dix, where there is
such distinction laid; but which would be
plea of ignorance in the District of Columbia
where there is an absence OF such a law. There
is no law in this District which punIshes murder
with imprisonment for life or any less term.
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THE w WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT, Office Chef Siowdf O&cer
NAeHINGTON. ID. O.. March % iG1a n n m

WAX DEPART1kkT, once Chtsf StQed{ OEcsr,
WASHINGTON, d. O., March q, 1873 II a. M
SYNOPSIS For THE PAST TWENTY FOUR HOURS =
The barometer has risen throughout the Atlantic
states since Thur Say morning The highest pres
sure now prevails of the middle Atlantic coast
with clear weather and Light easterly winds Clear
weather and southeast winds, with somewhat higher
winds and cloudy weather in the south Atlantis
states The low barometer in the extreme north
west has moved eastward into Iowa and the pressure
has fallen decidedly during the night throughout the
valley OF the Mississippi and its tributaries Fresh
10 BRISK south and southeast winds. with bazy aud
CIeuy weather, are reported from Tennessee north
waTd 10 Lake Erie and To Wisconsin. decreasing
northeast winds, with snow Lake Superior
Easterly winds, with cloud and rain, in the gull
sates; The temper ature has risen somewhat du-
ring the night from the gulf states northward to the
lakes. ~ 49,
PRoBA BILTTIEs.-The storm center in Iowa move
during the rest of riday northeastward over Lake
Michigan increasing southerly winds, threatening
weather and possibly light rain extend by FRIDAY
night oyer the lower lakes and the western portion
OF the midie siates and continue in the south At
Iant1c and gulf states. North and east winds with
rain or snow, prevail over Lake Superior and up
per Michigan Winds generally increase to brisk
and possibly high over Lake Erie and the upper
lakes. Northwest winds and rising barometer and
clearing weather extend by Friday evening east
ward TO the upper Mississippi valley. SOutherly
Winds WITH rain, prevail in the western gulf ctateS
alnng barometer, rising temperature and haZy
weather extend over the middle Atlantic and eastern
states, with increasing southeastery winds A
storm center develop by Saturday off the middle AT
lanitc coast. CautiOnary signals will be displayed
al the lake stations from and after April irst Re
ports are missing from southern Florida.
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Goxerumeni Securftisa.
The MArkefN.

BALTIMORE, March 2S.-virginia 6's. COUPONS
Obi, z6 do e.n.cldsted, 5sl; do, new, 81. West
BALIIxoRE, March 2S.-Cotton quiet aud steady
low midd fnss. ls4@ls1s. Flour quiet ami steady,
prices unchanged Wheat quiet but firm; prices un-
changed. Corn firm-white southern active, SOS,
yellow south ern steady, 60; mixed WESTERN Oats
qniet-southern, i5G4o; western mixed, 46(GE; do.
white, 40; Rye quiet and ste ady, SO@92 Hay I'M
CHANGED: Provisions firmer and higher. Mess pork
u held nj $3.50. Bulk meats frmer aud hi CHER and
guiet-shoulders, 61s ass; rib sides nominal. Bacon
hImer and higher-shouders, IA; rib sides, g. clear
rib sides, sugar cured hams, 12dl5. Lard quiet
SS25G 30. Western butter fairly active; prices
unchanged. Whisky quiet, 81.
NEW YORK. March 2S--Stocks quiet and firm
Gold steady. 49,. Money firm, SO to 116 per
Exchange, long, So; short, 90. Governments dull
and steady.
NEW YORK, March 28.-Fiour steady. Wheat
finn. Corn firm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-28

Ihe exceeding hberality of Congressman to
themselves is IN singular contrast with their
parsimonious increase of the compensation of
certain bureau officers whose salaries were in
creased at the late session. The Congressional
salaries were increased from $1,000 to - 500,
ana 10 date back tsco years. Certain bureau OFF,
GERS salaries were increased by the same act
from $500 to $1,000, but not to take effect
until the lst OF July next. Now, the question
arises, III bureau officers can reside here all the
year and support their families decently on
5000 or 81 200, could not Congressman support
theirs on $500, when they live here but five
months in the year? To say the least of it,
'heir action was inconsistent, and expIodes the
Plea, put forth in Justification of their own in
crease, OF necessity, and in order that they
might support their families deeently."
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FTHE ATMOSPHERE OF SPRING.

With every change Of season We have change in
the hygienc character of the air. In the spring
Is iBpregnated, especially in low lying, wet dis
tricts with mephitc yapors, which generate clills
and fever rheumatism indigestion, blliousness and
diseases Of the organs respiration 1t ID therefore
particularly necessary at this time Of the year in
vigorate and regulate the system to enable ii
to repel the morbid influences 10 which il is more
less subjected The stomach should be toned, the
bowels freed from distractions, the blood purified,
and the nerves brsced and strengthened. This can
be easily done. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters are
everywhere procurable; and in the whole range Of
remedies and preventives prescribed by the
faculty or recommended through the press, there
Is not one that combines in such an emf
nent degree that efficiency and perfect harmless
ness. 1t is positive antidote to malaria. Whoever
takes il habituaily may breathe the atmosphere of
the worst fever and sgue locality without danger
Damp and chilling winds make little or no impress
sion the organization reinforced with this power
ful vegetable invigorant, and consequently it Is a
good safeguard against asthms, coughs, colds, and
other pulmonary complaints. 1t is not recommend
ed ysmsdy for this latter class Of maladies but
simply as a means of strengthening the system
against the arial conditions and changes which so
often produce them. As a spring invigorant and
Alternative IL will be found extremely beneficial to
persons - no are peculiarly sensitive to unhealthy
atmospheric influences. ma eo3tSW
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FINANCIAL Axp COMMERCIAL.

The New York money market yesterday was
again stringent, the ruling rate on gold loans
beirg lilo and interest when the collateral was
railway and miscellaneous shares. On govern
men bonds gold was the highest rate with the
large dealers, aud 1-S2 with the others. Mer-
camille PAPER was nominal. Currency Is going
TO the Ieighboring interior to prepare for April
settlements. The advance in gold to 116 \ We'd
nesdsv was occasioncd by the sudden raising of
the Bank of ENGLAND discount rate to four per
cent. as against three and half per cent, the
previous mini mum.
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III Is little curious, in view Of the CRY of
''fraud" in the anti-administration newspapers
throughout the country last October when it
was announced that Gen. Hartranft had been
elected governor OF Pennsylvania, that the first
Official Investigation of that election should
reveal frauds TO defeat and not elect the repub-
hcan candidates. This turns out 10 have been
the case in Luzerne county, where the defeated
republican candidates for the legislature. con-
tested the seats OF the democrats declared to
have been elected, on account Of alleged Gre
peating" A telegram from Harrisburg says
That the committee having the matter in charge
were In consultation Tuesday, and it is reported
that the sitting members, democrats, will all be
thrown out, and consequently the republican
majority in the house viii be increased by four.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-28

Gen. Sherman is authority for saying that the
army is in excellent condition at the present
time as regards its morale. The commissary
and quarteTmaster's departments are in good
working order, and the soldiers being well sup
Piled with ratiOns and clothing, there are but
lew desertions. few years since desertions
were alarmingly frequent So chronic had
grown this evil that at one time as many as half
a company would desert while engaged in
campaign against hostile Indians, preferring
10 run the risk of being massacred by the saw
ages rather than remain in the service. This
state of affairs, ii il said, was mainly owing to
the dissatisfaction existing among the men be-
cause Congress had virtually repudiated its
agreement with them when they enlisted by
cutting down their pay. All the regiments are
now nearly fun, and aggregate about - 500
men; but 200 less than the total number allowed
by law.
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page
WASHINGTON CITY:
Friday ................. March -, 1873.


There Is no instance on record OF a weIl-sus-
tanned system of judicious advertising failing of
success The adj eTtiser should select a paper
OF standing and general circulation like TIE
STAR, and then 90 ahead syste matically and
persistently TO inform the public, through
fresh, crisp advertisements, renewed daily. of
the extent and quality of his wares. ard his
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- TO LADIES.

n III LADIES'.
Wy How sad II IL to see . young wife, mother
Of family who requires all her physical strength
10 fuh her household duties, and all her moral ca
pacties TO accept the responsibility which falls upon
srr, TO see her prostrsted, losing every. day her
strength, feeling badly without being able TO say
Nhy, but yet suffering enough to be utterly msers-
abel This state Of weakness and debility IL more
IA al TO her than spell Of for In that
she will receive the proper care, in the other
she will hnger months after months, not thinking
worth while TO physician about II, until nature,
gives OUT and she 10 carried to the grave,
when little precaution in proper time would have
spared her life. To prevent to strengthen, cure,
nothing can compare with the L0NG-LIfB BIT.
TEkS OF DIR. l.. g. BERTRAM. They are Q cafe and
infallble remedy against malaria, dyspepsia, COS
tiyeness, biiousness, headaches, morning sickness
and all complaints peculiar TO women. These Bit
tiers, which sold By all druggists are, in
Quence Of their virtue and ogreoob6 taste, the
medicine ~ excsii1es for ladies. t0-r
w the present day, Scrofula has been the bens,
And, - we're, the curse Of mankind. 20 terrible
and he'd boen q some periods OF the worlds
history that Ierson known 70 Be infected with it
ssuld not be allowed % mig with society. Happily
IN our DAY the disease striped Of ts terror BY The
use Of SAMARIrANb R0of AND HgRD JUIcHs. ana
me victim Of 6crofulA, Ulcers, Sores, PimDles,
LsStess h., can Be restored 70 sound hsAtA
ROOT AND HERB JUICES, oi2 pr bsssls
SYld By q; IOkD, lleS Pc ave., and b. psug-
giso: PSS10nD CO., ProDriseors, els laos
1reet, fnileaelnnia. sn1 may8.ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-28

Should the threats of the half dozen railroads
centeTing in New York, to take the postal cars
of their respective lincs on the Ist proximo, be
carried out, the mails will probably be trans
ported as freight, at least temporarily. Should
this be done the greatest inconvenience viii he
experienced in every city and town north and
east OF Washington; and by the time Congress
meets in December, next. the people (for every
person who sends or receives a letter is directly
interested in the matter) will be in proper
frame of mind to demand in unmistakeable
terms of the law-making power a speedy and
effectual remedy for the evils complained of.
When il is remembered that force of postal
clerks is employed in every mail car to assert
the letters and place them i'm the proper pouches
for delivery at different stations along the route,
and that the New York mail is assorted on the
cars and the pouches ready. on the arrival of
tie train. for delivery TO the different sections
of the city, the value of the postal car service
will be appreciated. Should the postal cars be
taken on the distribution of the contents of the
mail pouches will be materially delayed, es-
peeiaily in New York city. The great question
Low Is, What are we going to do about it?''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-28

1t is as we hoped. Brother Harlan is not re-
sponsible for the selected smut that occasional
iy gets into his paper. He explains that from
the size OF the CAToRicle il is impossible for him
to supervise everything that goes in or to edit it
as carefully as The STAR is edited He is
Obliged to employ half dozen assistant shovel
ers to supply matter, and these men, either
from limited ability, heedlessness, or lax
principles, sometimes dump in sensual muck,
such as he abhOrs. This explanation is very
satisfactory, so far as Brother Harlan is con-
cerned, but he should really exercise more con-
troll over his corps of sh0velers. And he should
not allow them to impose upon him the belief
that the improper item about the Illinois post
mistIess was an ''innoeent" one. We cannot
soil the columns of family paper like THE
STAR By quoting it, but we ask Brother H. to
read the Objectionable matter as it appeared in
the ChroRicle yesterday. We know how repul-
sive the task will be to him, but it is duty He
viii see that il is anything but innocent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-28

Stop your palaver, Gigantic Jones of the Re-
paLlieGH, and refund that fifteen per cent. swag
advertising has furnished me with a COM
petence f--fm0x Laurence.
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DAATTr 4 MEET TIN OF THE BOARD OF

~, =, IL
Trustee and Treasurer Of the Washington CITY Pro
testant Orphan Asy lm, the institution has lost a
faithful and successful adminis of its Affairs
the orphans liberal and fatherly benefactor, and
U.s. the surviving Trustees have to lament the loss
OK one who had borne the chief burden of our trust
had hghtentd our responsibility by his exact and
Punctual attention to the duties Of his Office and
had ebdeared himself to US personally by his gentle
manners, friendly cOunsels and tender charity
AH6JbrtieT TeS0krsd, That the above resolution, as
the expression OF opinion of the character aud
services of the late William b. Todd, be- with our
SINCERE sympathy, communal ated to his family and
published in the papers.
Holm
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II ALUABLE INNENTI0Ns FOR sALE,

The unde rsigned ofiers for sale the RIGHT for D.
C. flZhugh'- Patent DJ MPING CARTS ani 4 ART
LoAnEk for the state If Delaware, Psnnsylyania,
M-fl land, District Of Columbia, Virginia. W@-t
Virginia, ono. Indiana, Illinois. Iowa, N s-suri,
nehIassa ard KANSAS. Will sell part "a tae VII 10
of the above territory
JACOB BYERLY, Frederick, M
Can be seen AZ the Continental f,Is-
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nNTHERE WILL BE NETTING OF THE
NJ REPIBLICAN CLUB OF THE 21sT DIS
TRlCT held at Hulse's hall, corner 9th street and
South Carolina av enue southeast on FRIDAY EVE
MING at ia O'Clock, for the pur pose of max ing ar
By order of the PRESIDENT
VIM. III. BROWN. Sec'y n,I- 1ts
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BOARDING.

BOAKUlNt.
SHOLEv BOARDING HOUSE, I3l north A
~ street, few doors east of Capitol. Nicely fur
nished ROOMS, with BOARD, $40 per MONTH
kOOMS Tor housekeeping. m2S-3tr
I AIDES and GENTLEMEN, either singly or in
Il parties, and families, can hear of the very best
and cheapest Boarding arrangement in the city, by
addressing Dept Club, Box 16, Star office. mz. St
TNREMONT HOUSE, corner ID street and Indi-
\ ana avenue, having been enlarged and newly
furnished throughout, is Of the most de-
sirable Hotels in the city for SUMMER BOARD
ING Parties wishing to secure pleasant rooms,
with hrst class Hotel Board should apply before the
first OF the month. We have also q suit, and single,
kOom, on first floor, opening pavement, suitable
for gentlemen. Gentlemen wishing to room together
can have elegantly furnished Rooms at low
rates. mT-6t~
LOB RENT-!Good ROOMS and TABLE BOARD
Il in that new house, No. els II street, near 7th,
only one square from Patent Office, recently taken
BY Northern lady. Come and try for your.
selves. m9l avs
EIksT-CLASS BOARD BY THE WEEK OR
Il MONTH"; also, desirable ROOMS for rent, hand
someiy furnished; very low to permanent tenants
during the spring and summer, with or without
Board. Rooms on second and third floors, with
board at $50; No. 81 1851 street, between and
streets, near Willard and Imperial Hotels. NILS 2ws
FOOD BOARD, PLEASANT ROOMS, AND
avenue and 2lst street. meyi-lv
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nFYoUNG MEMS, CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA-
Wy TION.
fREE READING ROOM-DaiIy, Weekly, Seen
fdT 9nd hsg,ors pa pers from all Is Of the Union
~ Per yssri n per garter. PARLORs AND
CONkEkSATlON ROOMS for Ladies and Gentle
men; Chess. Che9uers, Organ and Piano
Daily PRAYER MEETINGS at - IL & and q n m
LITERARY SOCIETY Saturday evening at TX
O'Clock. SABBATH AFTERNOON SERVfCES
IN Lincoln Hall at 80 O'Clock; at Theater Comique
~ X. rnJ
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PERSONAL.
~ trust any one except my wifa on nv accounts a.
VIII pay NO debts contr acted BY any one else.
me- ct WILLIAM d. CRAMPSEY.
A YOUNG LADY, A RESIDENT IN WASH
an Gmse Ct store in keeping ordinary accounts,
similar nature. Refers TO Hon John HIM. Presi-
g g German American Servings Bank; Mr. and Mrs.
dress A. n. @. Business College mis-6t
MIS-. q. J. FRENCH, fHs CSie51oszd ReIio1l.
1as ff,S1nsSssSs, I'D Tai Msdi.m, be seen q
hair. .s NJ Sm-
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Fk OF P.-The members of the FIRST
Wy GRAND DIVISION, comprising the follow
ing Lodges: Nos 2, s. IL, I9, %, II aud a. are
requested to meet at 31l 7th street northwest, on
SATU RDAY, the ID instant, at O'Clock D. m . H.
make the final arrangements for the uniform parade
and drill for Richmond. BY order Commander lst
u. u. TH0S HAMILTON,
ha II Chief Elk. l.t G. ID.
nFUNI0N LODGE, No. 22, KNIGHTS OF
Wy PlTHIAS.-The regular session Of the
Lodge Will be held at ia O'Clock D. m, FRIDAY
March 18th 1t Is earnestly requested that each and
every Brother VIII be punctual in attendance, as
business ofthe utmost Importance will be brought
up for consideration.
W. WALLACE GRANT,
kaanar Ell =
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GUsTAv KgHNs PRACTICAL PIANO ma.
OF PIANOS and ORGANS. Orders re- v0
ceiyed q kARRB yewelry Store, 629 PsuVNvt
and avenue. film
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THE SPRING TERM of the MISSES OS-
i BORNE'S BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
will commence April 3, 1873. Particular attention
given to young pupils. m23-2w~
LIRE EXTINGUISHERS,
l. Fur sale&v
ALEX. r. SHEPHERD & CO.,
m25-ec3t go Pennsylvania avenue
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c. nAn AND 81 900 To LOAN on CITY
SC,OOO property Ton one or more years.
II. n. WILSON.
M OF 511 9TH street, opp. Post Ofhce.
EQR sALE, CHEAP-A small stock OF GROCE-
u klEs, doing good business; cheap rent, Rsa-
sons TOT selling, leaving the city. Address JOHN n,
WOOD, No. 313 9th street northwest m2l O.
PARE CHANCE 90 purchase a good STORE and
~ DWELL.NG cheap, near new market, I'm
HAMILTON A PEARSON,
ma0t YIN. q. A. Building, OH aud u sts
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k>Ok SALE-At a Dargain--A Comfortably seven
4 room HOUSE. pressed brick front, With modern
convenience large lot, &c. Apply on the premises
1909 10th street, above d., mlslm
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spor,Ins ana blasting Powder.

Messrs. Block, Jet d Co. have been
appointed agents for the sale u the
above powder, manufactured by the
Oriental Powder Mills, of which Mes,r
d. l.. Rawlctt 4 Co., New Orleans are
the General Southern agents The
fact that house Of the reputation Of
Messrs. Block, Jet X Co. have accept
ed this agency Is all the indorcmenl
the quality Of the powder neelS, and
we anticipate that the sales of this ar
ticle by this extensive firm will become
II prominent feature in the trade Of
this city. Their advertisement will be
found in another column.
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prnti,a ATRIAL OIL.

Absolutely safp. Perfectly Odorles, AL
"a nus, Burns In any lamp without danger
oi exploiting or taking me. MANUFACTURED
expressly % take the place Of volatile aud
dangerous oils. It's ,piciy under every pOssi-
proved hy H. continued u~o In over 5000
families.
Millions of gallon3 have been sold and no
oec!deu,, difcctly o. Indirectly, has eyer oc'
Tho lnnirfl,r yrdIly oss 10 fife and property,
resulting IUni The nee ~ cheap and danger
our oils IN the Cnitt'l States, snppalling,
The Insurance companies and iire commits.
slOneTs throughout The country recon- mend
tnc Astral rs tie best safeguard where lamps
nn'uscd. Scnd Tor ciIculnr.
For sale 10 rrtuil by the trade generally,
uIid tt wholesale by Tie proprictOr',
CllAS. PRATT & co.,
lcll&w6m Jos Fultun street, New York.
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collceuona nade on saturday .

Our collections, for the subscriptions
10 TnR DAILY HERALD, VIII he made
for the week, on Saturdays instead Of
Mondays. This Is adopted Us being
the mos, convenient Ia many ways.
Therefore our carriers will he on hand
to-day, and VIC trust subscribers will be-
ready 10 meet the small weekly install
Inent.
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lbltuth&sai3w

Philip Werlcln, wholesale anu retail deal
az In Pianos and Organs, Office and sales
rooms Nos, Si-yJ Baronne street, New Or
leans Qualities better prices lower and
terms more favorable than AT any establish
nent South. Largc sales fully attest these
statement. Pianos sold on payments Oi
81 - and 10 per month II preferred. Philip
Wcrlein's Is the oldest music house, AMI also
the largest piano and organ house In Ncw
Orleans. One-fuurth million copies sheet
music OF all kinds. send for price list and
terms l26dtf
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Special Notice.

CITY Hall. september 3, lS73.-lt. being ru-
mored that The yellow fever is probably pre-
vailing to some extent in the cities Of Gal
weston, Shreveport and New Orleans, and
with the direct communication now existing
between the above named places and this
city, Iwould earnestly ask that, as u prevent
I've, every citizen use strong disinfectants,
and do everything in their powerto keep the
city In It's present healthy condition.
NJ. A. CORNELIUS, NJ. d.
l77dtf Health Officer.