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LceinnI UniVersily.

The Academic and Theological Depart
ments Of Iceland University, will be OPP
cued, Providence permitting, III Common
street, near Claiborne street, New Orleans,
on Wednesday, Oct. 90, 1872. ~
The Rev. =. =. GREGORY, A. NJ, of
New York, has been secured as Principal,
and Professor ol Theology. i.
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ployed as The welfare Of the School shalt
demand.
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After Oct. 3Oth, 1879, address, =.
REV. S. e. GREGORY, A. NJ.
II s&.@ New Orleans, La.
Iceland University is Che building in
process Of erection On the corner OF St.
Charles and Chestnut Streets -ont to-.
wards Carfo'''"' aas 7sIza So
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ocR CoNGREssMEu.--Hon. G.. B.
" Of the Third Congressional
District, and Hon. L. A. Sheldon,
~'ne Second District, are in the
Wy looking bright and cheerful
S''er their ardous labors in the Ma
tonal Congress, and are no doubt
a~' 70 give a good account of their
,n,eeSardship to their constituents,
n'earn' however, that the latter
t,a ~ una q denomination hotly con-
i; ssea oy the several gentlemen in
sus District who feel like "taking
"sar in the'rn."
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

This College holds three sessions each
year. Tho first session commences Octo.
Der Sd, and continues until the end Of
December; the second session commences
January 9Th, 1875, and continues until
the end Of March; the third session com
n,ences April LIST, and continues until the
end Of June.
It has an ablo corps Of twelve Professors,
and every Department Of Medicine aud
Surgery is thoroughly taught.
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morbid specimens, herbarium, chemical
and philosophical apparatus, microscopes,
instruments Of the latest invention for
physical examination and diagnosis will
be provided.
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ton are afforded; Free Tickets to eli our
City Hospitals are provided; Dissecting
Material abundant at o nominal cost.
Perpetual Scholarships are sold for $50,
which pays for al the Professors's Tickets
until graduation. Naturalization Fee, SIS;
Demonstrators Ticket, SIS; Diploma
Fee, $50. T.. =. -.-t.!',
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June E, 1874.
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G.. II. GRIFFIN.
Auctioaetr and Real Estate Broker
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NEAR Posi- OFFICE,

Pointe Coupee, La
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and oil wars except the last one, for which
none has been issued, will hear Of some
thing to their advantage by addressing this
Office.
@":il] also buy College Scrip.
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1cAnFot t~sr1rE CONVENTION

u..u.. State Central Executive Committee
,]asnhl;c.n Party Of Louisiana, Ney Orleans,
Kepu0uv 3 A. !. meeting Of tho committee
it was n..,,b,;-
pe.o,red, That convention Of the Repuel',
=, + ouisiana be and is h 'reby canvu
"a meet 1t. New Orleans on WEDN e,.,n.l
to- 1 st'h d a.T Il August, 1874, att#e've ?,eio ,tx
~, " tort the purpose Of nominating a ''a'4r ,'s~
~ lux ' s..t. treasurer, choosing . ne"
State Central. Committee ana ~ p.enreI
snch other business as pa eouno ; tho
SUCH , o,, That at this convention inc
1a" s a,octed from tho first second thlro
md Sixth congressional d'stt,es snan ran o.n
nato candidates for Congress 10f '1'n ''~
tive districts
noao,red. That the several parish COM
~a4aes n the Republican party in the State
ire hereby authorized and required TO eau
s~,sc,;ons Of delegates to said convention and
forward to the president Of the State cen!fal
r-scnt;ve Committee the proper credentials
n.the delegates elected; countersigned BY
,he secretaries oftheir respective committees,
NJ or before the time fixed for the holding OF
the convention.
Resolved, That the basis OF representation
N aid convention shall be as follows Every
An Republican votes, a. cast at the last
general electionin each parish and in each
ward of the city Of New Orleans, shall be en-
titled to one delegate and an additional dele
cate for q remaining fraction OF over one
half Of that number: and' provided further,
that each parish and each ward in tho city OF
Nav Orleans shall be entitled to at least ono
delegate: provided further, that It in my par
;ahos or ward Of the city OF New Orleans the
number Of Republican votes cast at the gen-
oral election Of 1870 should exceed tho num-
ber cast At the election Of 1872, then tho basis
Of representation in such, parish or ward
sb.l DO computed upon the vote Of 1870
- - .rx.s
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20 Market street and Levee
81 Henderson street and Levee
80 Engine House Of Fire Co. No. IA
81 Engine House Of Fire Go. No. /
So Corner Markets and Ohippewastreet.
So Second Precinct Police Station
81 Corner Race and Magazine street
50. Melpomine and Camp streets
Al Horse Station, st. Charlss: street
a Engine House, Fire Go. Nc. 20.
Thailia street
- Corner Franklin ind Terpsichore
:: :. 49,. streets. :,
II. Gainnie md New Levse streets
'4s Engine House, Fire Go. No. g. ST.
Joseph st. Il.
81 Corner Constance and Erato streets
"a Camp and st. Joseph streets
So Engine House, Fire Company No.
18 Calliope street
81 Corner New Basin and Triton
Walk -"
&c Howard and Clio streets ~
81 Magnolia and Erato streets
81 ".Erato and franklin streets
e5 "Julia and neveestreets
"a Foot Of Julia street
70 Corner Canal and Levee streets
70 Magazine and G;rod streets
IA Nstchez and 1ohoupatoulss
streets .
*81 Canal and Camp Araba
"a Engine House, No. S sndCity Hall
50 Engine House, Fire Company No. Is
81 Corner Carondelet snd Common
streets :.
121 Corner Rampant and Canal streets
1923; Rampant and Poydras streets
'124 Engine House, Fire Go. No. ID,
Common street Il
"125 'Workhoase, Gi-od street
1928 Corner Common and Rooheblavc
"127 Corner Claiborne and Poydras
streets
141 Corner Rienville and Old Loveo
streets
142 Corner St. Louis and Royal streets
143 Engine House, Fire Co. No. T.
Dauph;ne street Il
Ids Coruor Burgundy and Toulouse
streets
14e Pelican Fl. d L.. Fire Co. No. 4.
Basin street t.
l6l Canal and Robertson, Woods Press
'152 Corner E:cnv;ile and Johnson s;rs
1873 q" Derbjsny and Cont streets
GA " Old Levee and st. Philip
streets
as Police Station, Jackson Square
ZIG Corner Hospital and Danphjne
streets
CIT Engine House. Fire Go. No. 10,
Dumainc street
ISL Corner IRENE and Eeplanads ets
$50 Rampant und Barracks SITS
2234 Treme Market and Parish Prison
235 Engine House, Fire Go. No. q,
Claiborne street
1886 Corner Bayon Road and Claiborne
streets
al Engine House, Fire 90 Nc. 3,
Bayou Road
~ Corner st. Anne and Miso streets
.243 Stern's Factory, FreEchmen and
Broad stree:s
225522 House Il. III Fira Go. Nos
253 Engine Houau, Fire Co No. 9, Es-
Ilanade street
2254 Engine House, Fire Co.. No. s,
Vietory<street
312 Police Station, E1ysIan Fields st
313 Cor. Bagatsiie and Espanads sis
314 Goodchildren and St. Antoine
o15 and EIJsian Fields
3l6 i" Claiborne and st, Bernard SITS
412 Iaharpe and White sts., z. Il.
Depot
413 Love and Spain streets
IA Poet and Urquhart streets
4l5 Vaudeville and Claiborne SITS
613 Cotton Press and Levee
5l4 Washington Market
5l5 Corner Clotet and Rampant streets
612 Engine House No. - Greatmen st.
: near Port
613 Corner auphine and Independence
Streets - 49,
ol4 Poland str ct Car Station
sl5 United States Barracks
ZIG Ce:uor haynes Il Da,Ehine streets
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THE NEW ORLEANS FIRE
ALARM TELEGRAPH.
TEE SYSTEM OF STRIKING WILL
BE AS FOLLOWS:

For instance, if an alarm is giver
b'nm Box No. l23, the bells vii
strike l, then a pause Of 5 seconds
then the bells will strike 2, then an.
other pause Of 5 seconds: and The
bells viii strike 3-123; There
will be pause of 10 seconds be-
tween each full number. OF, il an
alarm is given from Box No. as,
the bells will strike 4, then the
pause Of s seconds, and then strike
8-48. A General Alarm will be
indicated by striking Is blows upon
the bells. An additional general
alarm WILDE Indicated by atriking
20 blows, which will concentrate the
entire Fire Department to the box
from which the alarm sounded.
Boxes designated by are auto
matte. J.
s Corner Harmony and Levee streets
9 Corner Washington and Chippewa
streets
z Ninth Street Market
Corner Carondelet and Eightstreets
:" PrytaniA and Ninth streets
u Magnolia and Washington
streets
'ls Sixth and st. Denis streets
~ Engine House Of Fire Go. No. "a .
Is Engine House Of Fife Go. No. %
1e Lafayette Fl. l. L. Tire Go. No. l
II Corner Live Oak md First street
IS " Magazine and St. Andrew SITS
IS Rousseau and st. Mary streets
al :" St Charles and First streets
50 "Dryades aud St. Andrew streets
~ Keller Market
IS Corner jackson end Coliseum street
26 " jackson and Liberty streets
81 Second and nryades streets
20 Market street and Levee = .
81 Henderson street and Levee
. 80 Engine House Of Fire Co. No. IA
81 Engine Hfh1aa Of Fra In. No. 1,..af
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-03-17
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
THURSDAY, March

THURSDAY, March II.
Senate.-This body met, President in
the chair.
Bills reported from committee 8: Bill
in reference to special pleas of set off, ad.
versely; as to mechanics lien, adversely
to fix the terms of the circuit courts, with
out amendments; to prevent boys under
twelve years of age from carrying fire.
arms, adversely; in relation to pay OF
sherlffs and sergeants, with a substitute /;
to increase the pay of sheriffs and other
officers, &C., with amendments resolution
inquiring into the expectancy Of passing a
law to prevent charges of excessive ireights
by Richmond and other transportation
companies, adversely; to authorize the
consolidation of the Richmond and Dam
vile and Piedmond railroads, with amend.
ments.
A bill was presented from the commit
tee on finance imposing tax according to
value on dogs, and for protection of sheep
also bill of similar nature allowing the
supervisor or the people of any county to
vote on the question.
The President laid before the Senate
communication from the Governor an
nouncing the arrival of the commissioners
on the part of the state of Maryland to
adjust the boundary line question.
Committees were appointed by the Sem
ate extending courtesies Of the House to the
Maryland boundary line commissioners.
and to United States Senator John B.
Gordon, of Georgia.
Bill in reference to the sale.of delinquent
lands was amended and ordered to be en-.
crossed.
A number of other bills were advanced
on the calendar and o few of a private
nature passed, alter which the Senate ad-
journed.
lNoTE.-About two O'Clock to-day there
were only some seventeen or eighteen mem.
0ers In the Senate chamber, when twenty.
TWO were needed to transact business. The
requisite number was, however, drummed
up by the pages, when Mr.. PrIdemore qape
notice that, should such be the case again,
he would move call of the Senate,
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Items.

FAIRBANKS SCALES are getting to vie
in numerousness with those ola Potomac
herring.
TO-DAY we wore the green upon our button
But Patrick was absent, the ancient tug-mut-
ton.
THE existing spell of bad weather has
extended pretty generally through the en-
tire country.
A YOUNG Western poet sent piece to
the paper beginning, "Reveel, | begg,
the madgic SPELL"
CHURCH NOTES are handled freely by
the secular community. Greenbacks do
when said community can lay hold ofthem.
THE WEATHER would fain impeach the
peach crop, but we do not believe the in.
dictment will hold water. The weather is
clearing up. 6..
THE FRIENDS OF ANDREW GILL,
ESQ.,, late Of Lynchburg, will in future di.
rect their letters to the care of Colonel
French Strother, superintendent of the
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A VALUABLE INyENr1o

A VALUABLE INTENTIONAL long.
suffering and ingenious Church Hill wife
has come to the rescue of her imperiled
sisterhood by the invention of a self-con.
Stunning snore attachment for seepers.
Whether she makes anything by it or not,
she will certainly be entitled to the graft.
tude OF the present and succeeding genera
tons of human beings. The invention
consists of an india-rubber tube, with
cup-shaped ends, one to 60 over the nose
and mouth and the other over the ear.
The snorer consumes his own noise, as O
stove does its smoke. and wakes up in
stanter. The husband of the inventress
tried it one night, and it made him as deaf
as post, but lie didn't snore any more.
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pententiary, Richmond, Va. Mr.. Gil
Yesterday resumed his residence there, bu
prior thereto entered several revolving pro
tests against so doing.
| HUNTING vAINLY AROUND for seat
in the waiting room of a depot reminds
one that "the American girl IS capable Of
filling any station"
LORD BYRoN's impassoned line, .nTis
Grease'but living Grease no more" does
not apply to the dab of butter a fellow
sometimes lands on his shirt front.
JEFFERSON WARD REPUBLICAN CHR
will meet tonight at its rooms, corner of
Main and Twenty-first streets. Busl-
ness Of Importance will be transacted.
1T LOOKS QUEER to hear folks talking
about 1.-THE funds of bankrupts" when
really man is never bankrupt until all
his funds are gone, or rather should not be.
CHARLOTTE CUsHMAN has entirely
recovered from "the dangerous illness0
winch precluded her fulfilling her engage
ment in Richmond, and is now playing
with great vim and gusto in Philadelphia.
ONE OF THE LEVY BOYS is now nm
North in consultation with A, p, Stuart.
Arnold, Constable & Co., H. B. Claflin'
and other New York dry goods magnates'
and is making arrangements for sending
on the biggest stock of goods ever seen
here.
IHE EDITORIAL PROFESSION of Vir-
gina can boast of one thing: None of
them were ever put in the penitentiary. is
not avouched that there have not been
many instances when they deserved to be
rewarded for their deeds.
MR.. BLIMLEY, OF Grace street, dropped
into No. 9lS Main. street this morning. and
asked for pictorial paper of some kind
when Johnston sung out, "buv Graphic.b
Blimley explained that he didn't like BIZ
ography, and besides it was for sick
man. He afterwards concluded that he
autobographic and he did.
We DO NOT KNOW whether sprinp
onions have made their appearance in our |
markets yet. but enough of them have |
made their presence visible on the Capitol |
Square to disintegrate, if properly mixed.
PUN barrels Of COW lactealitY. " A rose |
by any other name would smell as sweet, |
said the patient Job in one of his moments
OF adversely, but we very much doubt |
anything but good grubbing-hoe
and root-extractor could improve the scent |
OF these senseless vegetables.