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IlMON.

.3r-rr MES +; THE .JrRT-BoX.-T W ash
'H correspondence Baltimore Sun. l.
... .,tro-tipn .! the right of colorcd men to
r.. .s. United. States illrieS in any of the
.-. !; j very probable, will again be a
... e., e"r in certain quarters. The prac-
g.. n, t.:- l'GitcG states courts in the selec-
..: ot Jurors has heretofore been TO be
Il - the iury-laws Of the States in
...a ,Urh courts are respectively held.
.- ..nuttls s,acc delegation of colored
.s..., 81 Maryland came here aud had al
.,i.% with the Acknowledgement on this
a.. .N. They complained that the United
-..... !uareual for Maryland summoned
g. SIZED them Of his sympathy with their
rs .ar.. bit informed them that, as then
- .....,. hr could see no remedy so long
b tie !a% of Maryland prescribed that
" I;-" Mrn only should serve as jurors.
't~'vutIy. however. the United States district
tut," lor Georgia has affirmed the right OF
.r tnitcd States courts to select negroes as
"ur> Notwithstanding the State law which
.rohibI> il. 1t i, charged by such men as
T.. II. Hill that this is movement to pack
-" 'urie> OF the Federal courts III the inter
Il # political persecution. The whole press
49,! people of Georgia are in an intense state
Excitement on The subject, fearing rene
'l'A of the scenes which short time since
.'yaicd in the Caroliuas. In Bibb county
%, United States jurors have just been
lawn under the new ruling, and at the head
b. ~" lat j. :; negro who, it is said, led an
.a ,arht on the white voters ut the election
Sc, frli, and who will now he called TO pass
ga the guilt or Innocence Of those who re-
It'd his attack.
This decision Of The district judge (Erk-
.Hurl has j.. sustained by decision OF
'hr I'u....! :>::;tcs Circuit Judge Woods.
!ap '.:','j> Of Judge Woods and Judge
E"Hi ,...r in AL the southern States from
"alG..i o the Gulf, and i'll such OF them
.",r the joy.il klw inhiDits the selection OF
.r! J.TurS it may be anticipated that a
..i ..-,i1n viii be made when the oppor-
$685.. offers. In case of this Georgia ruling
'.': ai"rlrl Il, applicable TO other States
- course would have 10 bearing upon the
@ s.!5" 81 jurors for the local tribunals.
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Norfolk.

SHERIFF LEsNER BAILED-ARRIvAL OF LONG
sHoREaEN.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.J
NoRroLK, VA, March 31.-Deputy Sheriff
Lesner, who shot and killed Joe Bradley
(coloreO Oh Saturday night, was released on
81 900 bail TO appear before the next term of
the Corporation Court.
Sixty-fve longshoremcn arrived from
New York tonight to fill vacancies occa-
stoned by the recent strike.
The storm signal remains up.
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Cuban kAhafra.

PARIS, March 31.-Tbe Government i
sending troops to the Spanish frontier.
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TelegraDllic Summary.

A negro and pair Of mules which he was
driving were killed by lightning Saturday
in Anne Arundel county, Md.
There was almost a tornado in Philade-
phia Saturday evening. Trees, fences, signs,
and many unfinished buildings, were da-
mayed. No personal injuries arc reported.
Charles Mortimer, who murdered Mary
Gibbons in Sacramento, Cal, has been SEN
fenced to be hanged.
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VTILLCOX & GIBBS.

WILCOX & GIBBS.
This very superior SEWING-MACHINE ID now
offered ut the following liberal club rates:
We will give as premium frst-class machine
of our own or any other make In the market, as de-
sired, TO any person who will sell three Wilcox
Gibbs machines, to be ordered at one time and paid
for in cash.
Price llsts circulars, full instruction, &c. sent
gratis by mall. WlLLCOA GIBBS,
Office, Is Ninth street, Richmond, Va.
fe oS.d&w3m
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Murder In Kansas,

PARSONS. Marche 31.--The body of the
brother of Senator York was found to-day
in the woods murdered. This makes the
sixth person killed or missing between
Usage, Mo-, and independence.
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WASHINGTON, March 1.-Postmastcr-Gen
eral Creswell, with Senators Howe and
Cameron, are about to make southern tour
to inspect the post,l-car service. These gen.
tlemen also seek health from the southern,
sunny climeS.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Rush burgess to be Retained.


WASHINGTON, March 31.-It IS determined
to withhold the commission, for the present,
probably permanently, Of DR.. E. II. Smith
lis collector Of the Third Internal Revenue
District of Virginia. This action retains
Rush Burgess in his place.
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LrGHTNHNG-RODs.

T IGHTNING-RODS.- are prepared
IL to put up MUNsoN's we!l-knogn TUBULAR
COPPER LIGHTNING-RODS, for which we have
hem sole agents for the last five years. Orders
promptly aud faithfully n,tenfed To.
Also, sole agents for Oh EoPilhSE OIL, which
Is over l5o rcest and the finest oil 10. safety ON the
1AAi't .e'''' j. Il. MOUNTCAsTLE q Co.,
500 Broad street, between Fifth and slxfn
nh 20 Richmond, Va.
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Sn.y.Mil1 Burned,

MOBILE, March 31.-Dr. Josiah G.. MOI
died today, on his sXth:nnth birthday.
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MILLINERY GOODS.
EMPORIUM OF FASHION -,@ a.
~ AT THE StNltbS
LD-ESTABLlSIIED FIRM YREks


MADAME i. DEMELMAN.
Come and see our BOSNETS and HATS, all of
the LATEST IMPORTED styles.
as
CREPES,
MALiSES,
SILKS
FANCY STRAW TRIMMINGS. anu
RIBBONS,
both in gros grain and plain, In all the desirable
shades;
LACE COLLARS,
FANCY GOODS,
In endless variety, at the odestablished house of
MADAME b. DEMELMAN.
n B.-Country merchants will find 1t 10 their own
interest, DESTROYS OF purchasing WHOLESALE. by
calling upon me, as am convinced, after having
had our prices, YOU will be satisfied that the above
statement is correct.
MADAME Is. DEa1ELMAN.
1923 Main street,
NH 90 between Thirteenth and Fourteenth.
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SEsYING-NrACN1NES.
SEWING-MACHINES A NECEsSI.

NEW a NECESSII1.
These CELEBRATED MACHINES have now
been in nearly quarter of century. have been
introduced In every part Of the world and have al
ways given entire satisfaction to the operator.
Our NEW MACHINES IRE very simple In their
construction, arc made of the very best material,
and have ALL OF THE LATEST IMPROVEMENTS.
They run light are easily understood and managed.
will do any and all kinds of sewing In the best and
most substantial manner, and for beauty of finish
and durability are NOT SURPASSED 10y any machine
in this or any other country. FoH FAMILY USE
THEY ARE INVALUABLE.
We have both the ELASTIC and LOCK-STITCu ma
chimes. which We warrant in every particular
All In want of really good. reliable sewing-nla-
chine-ouc that Will last lhcm lifetime-aro re-
spectfllly asked to call and examine our stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINE
COMPANY,
S21 MAIN STREET,
NH 1o1m Richmond, Va.
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CuIpeper.

DEATH OF TIE COUNTY CLERK.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.J
CULrEPER, VA, March 3l.-Fayette Maui
zey, clerk Of the Circuit and County Courts,
died here this morning at half-past o'clock.
| Age, seyenty-two.
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, March 3l.-Tobacco very Arm; busi-
ness small, with full prices. Flour quiet; extra
shelled and sacked on orders. Provisions strong
and excited. Pork, $ls Bacon-ShouIders &c.
clear ribsidos, &C. clear sides, etc. Lard, uerces
Ss@gc. kegs pa4l10c. order lots bot higher Wills
kew firm ut 85(dS6c,
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4OUsE.FURNIsEElNG GOODS.

TUST RECEIVED, Il full line OF
81 FANCY BASKE TS,
CLOTHES-HAMPERS,
CEDAR CHURNS,
CEDAR and WHITE PINE TUBS,
JAPANESE PAPEf-WARE,
SPONGE and INFANT. BATHS,
OVAL aud ROUND WIRE COVERS,
LADIES GARDEN SETS,
LADIES' FLORAL RAkES,
GARDEN TROWELS.
STRAWBERRY FORKS
Also. a full line of CHINA, GLASSWARE, and
SoD'' SMITH & McCURDEY'S.
nh O.. 42l Broad street.
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Woodstock.

YOUNG LADY SEVERELY BURNED.
Especial telegram to the Dispa'ch.l
WOoDsrock, VA, March GA daughter
Of Professor Nelson was severely but not IA
tally burned by the accidental upsettng of a
cofee-pot yesterday. ..
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NASHVILLE, March 3l.-Sutherland & Dan
vers' saw-mill, Mt Edgeield, was burned to.
day. Loss, $4,000. No insurance.
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DIBBONS. MILLINERY, AND STRAW
GOODS, 1878.
Also, WHITE GOODS, EMBROIDERIEs, &C

Also, WHITE GOODS, EMBROlDERlES, &C
ARMSTRONG, GATOR & CO.,
IMPORTERS, MANUFACTUIERS, AND JoDBEIs.
BONNET TRIMMING.
NECK and SASH RIBBONS,
VELVET RIBBONS, NECkTIES,
BONNET SILKS, SATINS,
VELVETS, and GRAPES; 4~~
FLOWERS, FEATHERS,
ORNAMENTS, FRAMES, &C;
STRAW BONNETS and LADIES and CHILL
DREN'S HATS, trimmed and uDtrmmed.
And in connecting warerooms,
WHITE GOODS, LINENS. EMBROIDERIES,
LACES. NETS, COLLARS, SETS,
HASDKEHClIIEFS, YELLING, HEAD NETS, SC.
Nos 237 ana 239 Baltimore street,
Baltimore, Md.
These good; are manufactured by us or bought for
cash directly from the European and American
manufacturers, embracing all the latest novelties,
uneaualrd In variety and chcapness in any market.
Orders filed with care, promptness, and dispatch.
NH :a-cod1-t*
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DIV GOODS.

DRsY GOODS. ...
SElNE ~THREAD, sEINEs sss5ss
THREAD.
A large lot of SEINE THREAD, all numbers and
qualities yet hnnd and for sale at reduced prices
PATENT and SOFT SEINE-TWINE LINES and
CORKS at exceedingly low prices. Also, YELLOW
and BLACK OIL-CLOTHING, COTTON YARNS,
KNITTING COTTON, ROPES OF oil sorts, for sale
very cheap at L. LiCHTENSTEIN'S,
Importer Of Seine Thrca
Nos. 17O5 and 1907 Franklin street. between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets.
HAUL-SElNES made to order at factory prices.
mh4
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PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, March 31.-Cattle active. with
sales of 2l0Oo. Prime to extra steers. S7750?8.25.
Sheep unchanRed; sales Of $1,000 at 63d0sc. f2 ID.
Hogs higher; sales Of 5000 at 80. 25@S9.5O.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

TOR SALE, most desirable and COM
l. plcte EQUIPMENT for parties starting house'
keeping or furnishing rooins-cOntaining every re-
GuisIte, Including furniture for two chambers
sitting-room, dinnng-room, and kitchen bed
clothes and linen, tabe-linen, napkins crockery
glass. china, silver ware; mattresses pillows toilet
Sets, carpets, nattings. wndow-,hades &C., &c
Everything in perfect order, and but little used
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing can examine tne
articles on second floor OF residence No. 3O7 north
Twelfth street, between the hours Of II Az NJ and
p NJ OH Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday
April LIST, I'd. and Sd:
Terms cash, or thirty days with security.
az
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T lME, LIME, LlME.-The Lime manu-
IL featured by us In Botetomt county, known as
WILSON OR ROCKVILLE LIME. will hereafter
be Dul upon the market under the name Of INDIAN
ROCK LIME. Orders for which may be left IL our
Office, No. 1903 Dock street.
DILLON, ELLETT & co.
Noyemher al 1S7l -
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& ,=nINGroS. March 20 Abstract Of re-
made 10 the Controller Of the Cur
=. having the condition Of the national
h. in The state Of Virginia at the close OF
49,, Oh Friday the 18th day of February,
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CHINA, GLASS, AND QUEENSWARE,
SILVER-PLATED and
WORCESTERSHIRE GOODS, &C., &C.
No. 9 GOVERNOR STREET.

NV assortment of goods Is now large and com,
plete of the newest STYLES and bet qualities, and
respectfully call the attention of the public TO the
same {both wholesale and retail dealers ana invite
an examination Of the styles and prices before pur
mcnts give me increased facilities for purchasing
goods at the lowest rates, determined not to be
undersold In this or any other marker.
T.. B. TAYLOR,
J: D: ,csaaRRDozo'} Special partners. NH s-sm
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ehE IIS.

II Z r S + 4 L Oh l..
Uniform standard: irc-tcst: burning quality I'M
surpassed If cIuallcd. The OIL sold by Us Is always
uniform. For sale at lowest market rates.
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
NH II 1916 Main street, corner Thirteenth.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.


n A, LYNN A M,
o. ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND
COMMISSIONER OF THE UNITED STATES
COURTS,
formerly Deputy Clerk aud Deputy Marshai OF said
courtS)
OFFICE removed 10 Shafcrs new BUILDING, corner
Tenth and Bank streets, Room NO. 8, inime-
dlatcly opposite office OF Register In
Bankruptcy.
practices in all the Courts, ond bankrupt psncpee
made q specially. VIII secure homestead and other
cxemn tlols, aud, as commissioner, VIII take PROOF
of claims adavils &C., and der0sitions, LOT use I'D
INV OF the United States Courts Fees very reason
able. I'M sI~So'I@"
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Nicholas F. Bocock, of Buckingham, is
dead.
William Collins, of Norfolk, died suddenly
on Sunday.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 81, 1873.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. APRIL I. 1879.
Sun rises .....,...... SAC Moon setS...,.....l1:o
Sun sets ........ 6:i4 High tide. ......... 8:D
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RAT,TTtf(lRE

BALTIMORE, March 3l.-virginia e's, consolida-
ted, $751; West yirginia's, I4A-hid to-day.
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4 RTHUR ROONEY has now ready q
N for sale and finishing the handsomest &az
suits Of lEI
FURNITURE,
OF as good material and workmanship, rs can OK
bought anywhere.
UDholstcring mattresses, olsters, and pillows;
and all kinds Of high and lowprlccd goods III stock
and made to order at very low profits. VIII satist.
oil customers. Wa-erooms Governor and franklin
streets. no2S
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LIME AND CEMENT.

7 ME! LlME!!
am promised a constant supply OF RIVER
TON LIME Il superior article, for sale low.
1900 barrels ROCKLAND LINE daily expected
per schooner Silver Spray. For sale by
NH 81 A. S. LEE.
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A Y THE OLD PLACE.-Just setM
n I'D In my warerooms some OF the finest ~,
PARLOR and CHAMBER SUITS ever Kept JET
with LARGER stock of all kinds of lower gradess
of Furniture, Bedding, Lounges, sc. Call anu yol
Will see that my prices are lower than elsewhere.
Z. GATHkIGHT,
I, % No. is Governor street.
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AMERICAN TRACT SoClETY.-The anniver-
sary Of the American Tract Society was Gel.
cblatca OH Sunday night, in the metropolitan
Presbyterian church, Washington. Vice
President Wilson presided. Senator Ferry
Of Michigan, Judge Strong, Rev. DR.. Seibert,
and others, made addresses. the report of
Secretary Shcarer shows donations and lega-
cies for the year, Sl2G,S33; missionary col
porteurs commissioned, 2G5; grants of pub
lications, si9,GI9; cash for printing abroad,
5000. The expenditures exceed the re-
cepts by few hundred dollars.
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BOOTS, SHOES. DC.

A NJ. HARRIS, 407 BROAD STREET. nsfF
m BOOTS and SHOES ut prime cost to- Av
close business by lst Of May. My stock isS ~
of the best make, and Ut astoniShlugly low
prices Any one with small capital wishing to go
into business viii find this rare opportunity, US
will sell out on tho most reasonable terms.
4. NJ. HARRIS, a07 Broad street,
NH % near Fourth.
SPRING BOOTS, SHOES, GAL-EsSg
y TIERS, SLIPPERS, &C.-We are cailyE@N
our spring stock Of BOOTS,V EN
SHOES, &C. which we had made expressly
for MS of choice materials and In the best style OF
work uanship. Our prices. Us usual VERY LOW.
MARCUS HARRIS 4 BROTHER,
corner Fifth and BROAD aud 1881 Main street.
mi
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FURNITURE. DC.


T D. GATEWOOD, NO. $40 BROADn
y =. STREET., BETWEEN THIRD ANDR
FOURTH.-In order TO make room for my {H4
spring stock, am closing out very low for !
ROOM FuRNTrURE-all of tho latest styles; also,
Cane and Wood-&eat Chairs, Sofas, Lounges, Tables,
and Feather Beds. upholstering. Repairing Fnrni,
ture, and Cane Seating Chairs, promptly attended
to. Mattresses on hand and made to order. GOODS
sent for and delivered in the city. Persons visiting
the city would do we'll to give me 4 call.
NH 1J-eo,lgt j. -. GATEWOOD.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12

| effect if possible by giving act No GS effect
| So far as this clause is concerned
| the similar clause in act No . would have
| eject, This disposes Of this question,
| The next point raised by the answer is
| +Da+ .L. urope..v taxed IN This case was
| formerly Ei-ua-eG onrsiGt. OF the civ Of New
| Orleans. and was subjected To the iurisdic.
| non o-' me poIict iury q. .hp uarisb OF Je:.
| tersop: tta: at the time i was annexed to
! the ,ifv of New Orleans .he latter was
! l8rge'v IL t:ei- and that the tax was in a
| great measure levied 20 pav the interest on
| .ajd debt. .o- n. cont,acrio, of which. the
| defendant was in no manner RESPONSE ible,
b.. nor Iay.nyb been a party thereto. The
! ausv~e; 20 -b,s : thar the couferr!nc upon
| tI,.. ,+fine-s ,t the CITY the authority TO
al,u:ns+4r a ,,ar- NJ -b. STATE govern
ulprt ?. u,aDdaror;a. is not a contract
! ,s-a >; A ...r and -haratore there
| Wa no cCr-r,,. in rhe creation of the
! G... a.. ne .i-y Tirr, being no coutrac.
= .h.. te.. ~ n any otbec Ieh, or de.
! ,yaua which III. .i+y NAV make or obj;ga-
! non she nav imuose. no one can seek m
, ,;,un.tv ron. -Ie ravu.nt of ,La taxes on
me .~ror,r. IL. he WA. no.. =. tn, Time the.
| ..eu. WIS created. = r-,i,lc!; Of The corpo-
; ra-i.p. ny has Sl,.... ;,..l. annexed ty a.t
q: tue Logisl la-ure.
| .rr ,,n[g,r -; .axa.ion IS vested cXclu-
| si;a,.- y, 10 I.uisIafpr.. III. mower %;
=. Ier,s,s.l,r. ,,y,,r rI,,ni.ira, eoro,yat;on.
.,ss..I nv :. :. unlimited .xcer. by tL,
! r...-;.+;ar ,.ar.. .l,t,.l :. ny H.. ,ous.itu-
! -,,u q. .u. STATE. Taxation, mus be uni
| .nrr.. :, .l.,r :: on. member OF a uIlni.
cf;r., corporation was differently taxed on
; account .: rs re-iienr. therein being
y, :. ,;f+far.,,. ,oca';.v. or ti,.r me aupl,.
! ,,.inu .f II. .ax when received should
| he ,.,,,';e: :, n. ,ayrnrn+ Of onjiyatious
! whist me c:+v nurat n,ior ~ III. nAcomin,,
! . ,uarrhpr -,,r.ot. .Icl. rax w,u'a moi H.,
| ,rui,nrrr an. ,berctore void.
. The ,,n4r ,nin.+inrs u,ged NV the de-
| :.rfar+ :. ~. ,i,,}r OF ,h, citv 20 enforce
III. r,vrau, q. +I-;s -,x arr wi:hn,. merit
! A.indGmer. .ar .faiD-i+.
IN. commissioners Of .re New urIean.
p..,l, 2 .urnora+i.n established hy ;pe laws
.. -ne STATE oi Louisiana. have brought suit
n .hj. cor. again.r The civ Of New or.
leans for RI. .rIn nj ~; ~, 10 Fnr thi. to.
W.: That urder section seven %; ;he act o.
| -n, Gen4~E5 Assembly If +Nc STATE Of
| .,1;.;ana. ec+i+lei an art m establish -.
,ur,;c re;k Tor Inc c;ty of New Orleans.
al. I. rroviGe means therefor" approved
! March iU $50 "!t i made the duty Of the
c,-v- at Y a,r (,r,e.r,s - ;r,no.n md Ie,-,- a
| annual tax an the assessed value of all real.
| personal and mixed rropertv that is now or
| NAV t.e hereafter taxed by the citv. iov any
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12
. r r &c IA l..
law. of the United states Passed IT the
Third session of the fOgIy->ccCnd
Congress.

:&EEEEAL EA1uRE-No. -
AZ -: 20 fiy ..-e .tl,le Tor holding :he an
rua. session o. the Supreme Court Of ,he
United States. and for other purposes.
Be i enacted 10y :Ae Scnat" and House OF
Representatives OF the United State, q:
America in Congress assembled. That from
and after .he passage OF this a"t The annual
session oI ,he Supreme Court OF the United
States shall commence on the second Mon
Gay -! October IN each year. and all ac-
mons. suits. arp"a.s. Tecognizanc"s. pro
'.s-es. wits. and proceedings whatever.
pending or winch ;nav ice pending II SAID
court. on :etN,N@!.ic thereto. si.tl! have day
therein. aud ne near,.. t:ieG. proceeded
with. az. decided. II Ike mamie. "a i: ii"
.tu" -: iIo.!'nc sa.G -.-s.ol. lad IL: U.oL
hereby altered.
.Ar;.o,e.. .jaI:acy..;. is.5.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12


mates :or tnelr support anu IHe oecleI@4S
Of the Treasury snail appoint lne hnhoef
OF clerks, claSslneu acCofuInS 10 ID HeCeS'
sary 20 discharge the duIies oI salu p"Io'. u.
SEC :" 1hat the oiEcerS ol each hill
shall be supeuntenueht' an "SsdSeI'
melter ana rehnef. ana Il conner anti io4
the mint at PmlaQtIpEl". dh eng Il; a. ~
be appointed oy tne FtSluen' VI tuc IA - :.
Stat.>. by and with the advice anu eohstH'
OF the Senate
SEC. !. That the superintendent OF ea'h
mint shal, have The control tHefec'' inc -.
per,utcudence OF the ufNceFS ana persons :
employed therein. and the supervision "a
the business thereof, sunJrc' Z" the appfoN'A
OF tine Director OF the Mint 10 "holn He
>La.l make reports At suCh tunes anu &C.
corGin. 70 such forms as the Director q! me ne
MInt may prtscilot' WHICH silall
d"1"i!. "n'. under appropriate It'E9; '.
dvpu>H' "i tulllon. 'Ne amount u S"I"' go
~. ami minor coinage, ana tne aA"hh' 90
impaired standard and refined oars !s""eu'
aLd such otti"' statistics and lnIorhla,l"A -
may he required. ne supeFlh'cnH'i.' Va
tsl"! iLlut shall also receive s'h'. >tlti' ht'l
unit! ."LallE w!thnr&Wn, al! moneys O. "''
Ion which sl!al! be IOr :he use or me 'N
pers"> OF IL" mint. ne sha!. receive ''ll
1uiAon brought 7" me n'h' ior .tsS'!' VI
cuII.a~': sh:l! he we Keeper "l all o"l'ioh
"l ''4' III ''-o h4t'i = ~ ,.,,.,. ,,,3 !
- - 80 ~ ii'i-' ..i =. -. ,,;,'. . ,
the persons - whom they SHAH ne i"gaIlN
;DaVau'r. From tue report oi ;Hc assaF'.
ana the weight ~ The bullion. ne shai. con-
pUt. III. value ot each IepO-!r. and also me
'i'-",'4' - 'I-o '''' % ,;fIi ,-,
q! a. "i-th nc 9i'''' SNo " ~ ~ -, - I
i'lh"".L 20 N--' "' Eo9i'oi O. -. "
CIV" a. .he same ,liiie' "ll,''i ms
ce!'H'"t" oi lne h'' "jllol'h' 90 .l'o -,
'o nc i'-" ~ III 'ol4-s w p"A VI ~ t
'les o' p'.t.iTn 40 'tl". w 9iIi w.. ,,,;
It'LH'-a Va "..'SA ''i C'i-o'',' ~ '''' -.
lie" hE me asSaE'!' "!Io Sli"ll '"'''ilo -.
iht same an" u an ''s'S Va u "iL1i'- ": va
COIN OK o'H!-ol' "e Sh'I' SiNo "i"
'oUc'"'S' Si%''n- Ji' "'4lpuH' t'Ht Nv ~
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lehC.i' Iu"l 't' c"ll9' W 'iI t ..' W.
Ine Mn 4oE ne p.l PosV VI a."
corning ~ >'''h '"i NE as ny "o ~
oF lLe oeCFel"4H oI INC iIe"7.tS, ~ ,'a ;'','l
"nI '%!tI1uI accounts % HIS 'l'!ns.'' ,i
VII" Inc oVH'A UlIi',i' % NV -
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pth'ea "' tH" mn "i "o7'S "!nt" az ;
'n"I iio oh''' ''i9J "b phn,l ta J,s;,,-
aHLT' 'I'1 - ''NT y, ~, " MN .,I
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PloSe" ',n',1I @ MS ~ ~ ~
roISon IAN oe W n,I ra.
1uo . oAio: "a nv nS'', - --(l. 90 a..
~ nnoi' 'o.nJi %
20 1oi ,5 i Ill
t,+L,,;.i .l,l,,r+ -. 10 niron+o,. ,4 .ha
NJ 80 al- -, ,,n,.so cd i.
~ d'1tia ,,' ,in ,ta ~
,l,,,',,s.;'- tb. P,.,,r1Iira+ior ,r,r
IIjIb [,,r,,la,'so+io,, :; ~ no ,,IaIn apI Tho
-, A. ,.I,I, ',,1,,,.,,(,,.. anI !? +Lo III.
7o,+n, -, -. NJ sLou Iioorrrora +La
sa,ne -ha a.r,,oin-rnen+ sLan he vacated
- rI,b. ~, as.,..., .ta11 oss,.T oil
metal. and hnllio, u,Lrrever such .ssay.
:. va r,,,,,ired in the o,ara+inn. of tEe mini.
ha shall also make ASSAYS oi coin or sa1pnles