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MONEY sAVED.-The entire stock Of
Dry Goods and Carpets at forced sale. II
you want bargains come coon, at
J.W. FERREL's,
Corner Main and goth streets:
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TwRNTY.THREE Of the thirty.seven
deaths in Wheeling last month were per.
sons under twenty years OF age.
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A BEAUTIFUL quality Of Green Silk al
Csc yard, worth 81 so, at
HENRY JACoDs.
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Our Of 81 deaths in Wheeling in
November, 10 were in the Eighth Ward,
and only in the Seventh.
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The leland is the healthiest part Of the
city. See report Of Health Officer.
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TIN DOZEN white and red spreads at
cost to clean out our stock, see at
HENRY RoMRR'e,
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RENRMBRR "Brook's" Diptheria Cure
Is the only medicine prepared to cure
diptheria. d&w
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THR screen cases" will be tried in the
Circuit Court to-day.
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The Board Of Commissioners oil Ohio
county meet on Monday next.
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A GRAND BALL Is to be given at the 81.
James Hotel on Christmas eve.
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SO to $1,000 invested in Stocks and
Gold pays 200 per cent a month. Send
for particulars. Tumbridge s. Co., Bank
ers, 2 Wall st., N. Y. d&w
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LADIES and Gents Underwear, White
and Grey, Nubias, scarfs in large variety
al HENRY JACOBS.
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The ice dealers are getting their little
saws and picks ready.
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"swEAAISo .oH" will be in order in a
lew weeks.
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A FESTIVAL was held at the North
Street n, Z. Church last evening.
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LADIES under vests at cost to close
out OF HENRY RoMRR's.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow
ing shows the range Of the temperature
as observed at Silvey's Drug Store, cor.
ner opposite the Post Office:
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FERREI is closing out at cost and the
low prices will surprise you.
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1Fyou have sore throat procure q bottle
oil Brooks" Diptheria Cure. d&w
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NUW AuVbTIIItmbhII'
Administrators Notice.
Spare Ribs, &C.
Star Foundry.
Hamilton Opera House.
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A GREAT
Smash for Cash !
SPECIAL SALE OF DRESS GOODS.
Who Does Appreciate Low
Prices.
READ OUR OFFERINGS.

ASAAD OOH OG1 AGSANGSs
IS Inch wide Black Cashmere worth 81 IS,
down to 7.Kc.
One yard aud half wide extra quality Black
Cashmere worth 81 rs, down 81.
Pure elk and wool Henrietta Cloth worth 81 %,
down to 81 IS.
Ponson's best make silk and wool Poplins We
oaer you Atsl 25.
Extra quality Gros du RhIre black SILK re.
duced to 81 IS.
Bellou'S extra f1c Black Cashmere dc Sole
down to 81 50, woEthSI.
Superior and heavy Black Drap de France silk
we oiIer at 81 IS.
HiGhLustrc and lne Black Drsp Imperial silk
down to u only.
All wool CAshmercS in new shades reduced
f.om size to SCc.
Those beautiful Diagonal Cuttings We cell you
now for 29c.
Thcelegant Serge suItings, the newest shades
We reduced to 3Oc.
900 Yards Of LupIn's celebrated all wool En-
press Cloth down to 86c only.
EB- Your special attention
ls Invited to the following
offerings In double warp &
double face Black Alpacas:
Ten pieces beautiful Lustro and dOub,o face
Alpaca worth size, down to Csc.
Ten pieces much finer and superior LustTc we
offer at S2Xc.
Ten pieces heavier and still better, will excel
any SEC goods in the city, for 31He.
Ten pieces superb and muth richer fabric
worth &c, down 10 43Xc.
Ten pieces magnificent extra high lustrc, the
Pet in Alplca, for Sec.
Readers, now lie your chance TO buy the finest
Dress Goods Of foreign looms at prices OF which
you have never heard OF before. The above Of.
fcrlngs excel anything heretofore known TO tho
public, and TO which We respectfully Invite tho
special attention Of all.
[. BLUM & Bro,
Il04 Main St.
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[. BLUM & Bro,
lI04 Main St,
GkeQatelIigerrer
New Advertisement

THURSDAY, DEC. }, 1874.
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Nos: TlGnd IS run Daily. No. 70 Daily, e
Saturday. No go Daily, except Sunday.
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WindfaIIs!

These arc bat samples Of the prices At which
! am selling my
LARGE STOCK OF
SHOES AND HATS !
WHICH 10
Excelled by None in the City.
Please call and examine.
j. T. STONE,
10th and AIlH, Opposite Grant House.
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Transportation,
Cleveland & Pittsburg Railroad
CONDENSED TIME GARD.

ON AND AFTER NOV. 10Th, 1874
~ Trains Willrun Daily, Except sundAyJ a.
, 1874-04-27

stitl moro rosplondont thontro7 Tho yorv fact
that It is 30 good mnkea Il 10 bad. It,locoys tie
good by bping 80 good. Wheroas, II tho theatre
and opera wore 80 Ind that no ono would Rttond
them, thoy would 10 quito respectable. says ons
~ novei aaw anything bail IL, an OPERA" Then
Satan Inns got you suro, II he Inns 40 etldod tho
house Of death to you that YOU think
OF tho popular Operas Of the day. DO you not
know tint tho horo III II Norma ",is shameless
adulterer wlaoao unlAwfu, passion ts represented
% bublimoly heroic, chcorful1y Drawing death
Do lyon not know that Tho hsorluo Of " La
Tavorlta ".is wrotchod uourtesan that "Dou
Giovanni" is simply Don Juan without the
poetry, but not without tho ioontiousnoBa And
what shaIl VIC say OF Lucrezla Borgia" or
"lobors tho Devil Z" The sin Of tho opera Ia
perfumed with roHes md drowned with gar-
lands. All operas arc not equally bnd, but all
tend downward.
, 1874-04-27
MODERN UNBELIEF,

Sersuon by the Rev. Henry Powers LII tho
Church Of tho nIpHAin1.
The ltev. 11onry Powers preaohed yesterday
morning IN the Church OF tho Messiah. The
text was found In Luke xvii, +.
And tho Apostles said unto tho Lord, "Incroaso cur
faith."
blr. Powers spoke aa follows; One Of tho
groatest moods, my friends, perhaps ought to
Say the greatost neel ,--of our time ia an intel-
gont aud working faith In tho reality and tue
practical value Of spiritual things. Thore IL
faith onongh, indeol, IN cortain quarters, but 1t
harmony with the spirit os the age and with its
best achievements. IIonce, It's fruit ia su-
, 1874-04-27

The Row Mr.. N'n1tont of virsfuta. In the Nov
JerMBnietm Church. :

:1crm.n;ntn nimrni.. :" 'A' "o"
Tim 1,ar n,r wa1ton ~ v,ro,n,. ~r.,,,,na,
-no iev' Mr: oa.on' OF virginia, pleaoneas
,s,, sornon Yesterday morning IN enc New 9e,aas'
tcnnth street, on tho subject Of T. nAmusomonts IN
Rollrtou.p Tn took III. toYt from ronn
am rha,1 IN IN md nit nna fna nas,rro !,
&C. 1he preaohor commenced htB dtBcourBo 9y
long explanation. of tho difroronco botwoen
informal. or spiritual, lfe md external, or ma
terial, existence. In every good mans will
thsro was hidden principle Of truth that await.
90 e1Psosaton 70 DO recognized anu
received. BY going into tho oxter-
aopio fnota that navo hodv. or abonc.
~ ~ .e.o .s''o1e. a'u tuue
into itH soil, and from which tho informal man
nh,,oh 1nnt I tha IN, ,arno! mnu from, ao aoehua I
n..... s ~, - .,,a;,.sa 49, 49,, .s,.,.,.s e .sa
passu,os now ona'nco 'ho sou ",ehln mar
row limit. and nude religion morbid prejudice
Church reteoted the morh,ianess, and founded
religion Oh ohoorfM sptrlt-foundod on love OF
God and enjoyment Of His beauties as revealed
world cago from above: God 9, Vas the insptratton
Of all that was. useful, brilliant. attractive,
unon tho Garth. came first
all this good-throush tho informal man, and hs'
uaA ho A4ooN ~ uuA.oM tSA t!to cAtoAAa'
world. ''rho light that ilunlinos tho intellect.
uai world Is truly light aad aach light as oxoeeda
thousand timoe tho midday light OF tho world"
Tho man Of science sometimes puts Too high
value upon big Notwithstanding tho intor~
nal light, and baslnE tho triumph Of his intel-
| loctnal faculties entirely on exterior ctrcuu,-
STANCES, which. was, grioYoua error. for . mhn,
left to exterior Influences alone. could but grope
hoplesaly In the dark-a mole in tho roalma OF
| sclence--'inlightoa BY tho spiritual lamp whose
nnme IN. Tns ktndled died n heaven, from whence m
81, tha inspiration came. Thero-
foro should we cultivate tho external
plano Of our natures; tho arts, tho accomplisl..'
montn, the pursuits and pleasures now miscallcd
worldly: .':..
Religion must become secular and aooia1 be.
foro iss spiritual supremacy could be: realized.
To rostgn my art, accomplishment or innocent
! smuaoment to w!ckeu mon Tor: "iokoa uees
wonld 10 to hquandor tue aubstanee upon which
our c1torna{ welfare should subsaat. We're thay
to resign tho "least things, OF their spiritual
oxlstenca M to noopse we're wholly material ~
jho prosoher th9n went On 70 ahow nov @ sho ~
9ld dchurchea-tho Nomaniats, ai ana eapec'allY tna
Puritans.-mntlo religion hnrsh and hate1ui
, 1874-04-27

Sermon by tho Ieov A. j. Frost. of tho Uni.
versitv place Church.
The nay A. ]. Frost preaol,atl at tho Uuiyor-
, 1874-04-27

DOW than 1t ever WaR befor0
t is not true Of oousAe, md therefore Toa!d
ly aud in their hcarta dovout that tho things Ut
tho spiritual. world arc regarded by them az Of
equal practical Importance with tho things Of the
Visible oreaon IN iae many 81 ser M nmm5ot
commonly pansoa for religloua truth IN our
churches. And with good roapon I thinA-tor
has not theology boon tho constant enemy OF
ssonce at every SR q ~ n Wss nG M
death, .ti,e publication Of Lis book on tho
revolution Of tho planets T. And did not
Calico get into aerioua trouble
history furniah uR with Single Instance, from
tho Btoning Of Stephen, the proto-martyr, down
to tho trial Of Prof: Swing, wharo the popular
teaolors OF religion hayo not put all Aorta Of OBJ
havo led to our presant Knowledge Of tho order,
tho harmonieB, and tho glorioH of tho visible
universe? No woutlor, thon, that tAoro should
DO blgotry OF sc!onco croatod to match THU
eo2erer should cone at last to boast of ths nslno
Of "Atlest, II winch haa bocn 30 falsely given
him; no wo1ldor that alr. Huxley should exult-
tnglyy exo'aim, whom contemplating, tho results
thoologtann Ito aboutt tue cradle Of ovory soo,co
Oh tho atrangled snRkos boBte that Of Hercules; !;
and history recoris that Whenever soieuco aud
orthodoxy hayo becn fa!rly opposed tho inter
has boon forced 10 rotiro from tho lHts, hloodng
md crushed, II not annihilatod"
And yot q true spiritual faith la pos-
seesed by vii genuine gciontista noyor-
tholoHs. Mo ono surely oan hayc boon o
careful roadsr Of tn Q workH Of their groat mon,
without poroeiyng how utoaay and how CON
and tho goodness Of the Intinlto One, ~ evl-
dencod In Ills workH. THO conception they have
Of H.n may not suit us entirely the exprea-
sIons that drop from their lips aud pol,s somo-
4f,,ou hr fhor }nfrnana i,..do
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-10
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN The SIXTH
DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF EMMA JANE DAY.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 6,J.1.
pY PLACIDE ;. SPEAR, Aucr1oNEER :

DY PKACIDE >. SPEAR, AUCTIONEER-
ID Office No. 46 Exchange alley.-THURSDAY
March S. 1874 at twelve O'Clock NJ. will be sold
Al public auction. at the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange on Royal street, between Canal
and CustOmhOuse streets by virtue and in puf
suance to order from the Hon. A. L. Ti5sOt,
Judge of the Second District Court for the parish of
Orleans, dated January lS 1874 fer account Of the
above succession, to wit
IA CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the build.
ings and improvements thereon, in the Sixth Dis
trict of this city, DE- signated by the No. 20, OF
square 10. 80. bounded by Cadz, Plaquemine, Jena
and Chestnut streets: said lot measuring % feet
inches 'front.' on Cadiz street by 105 fees in depth
between parallel lines.
O. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in the same
district as above in the square bounded by Henry
Clay avenue, Edmund, Leonce and Victor streets,
in square No ILL., said lot is designated by the No.
II. and forming the corner Of Henry Clay avenue
and Leonce streets. and measures so feet front on
Henry Clay avenue, by 40 feet in depth and front
Le0nce street. and width in the Eear OF % ieet
ii inches lines
Terms and Conditons-One nalf cash on The
spot, and the balance at one years credit, with
notes secured by mortgage, and bearing eight per
cent interest per annum from date till paid, and
five per cent attorneys fees in case OF suit to re-
cover the amount of said notes. The taxes and
drainage tax of 1873 to be paid by the pur chaser,
and above price of adjudication. The prem
ises to be kept insured and policy transferred.
Acts of sale before Theo. BuissOn, Notary pubic.
at the expense of the purchasers.
al6 30 60 fe5 IL 10 20 nhJ
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-10
VALUABLE FIRST DISTRICT PROPERTY. COR
NER MAGAZINE AND POEYFARRE STREETS.
TWO FOURTH DISTRICT PROPERTIES,
ON DRyADES. NEAR WASHINGTON STREET.
sUCCESs1OSS OF JOHN O. AND ANNIE McC ALL
CONSOLID ATED.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans.
nos. J,490 and - ,53.
ON SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 2i. 1874

ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 81. 1874
l1Y NASH & HODGsON-w. I. HoDGsOE
Id Auctioneer-Ofice No CarOudelet street.
the ST. Charles Auction Exchange in the base
ment rOtunda of the St. Charles Hotel in this city
BY virtue and in pursuance of an order OF the Hon.
the parish of Orleans. dated January 10, 1874
docket Nos 80 480 and "a 687, in the matter of the
SUGGESTIONS of John 0. aud Annie Mccall, conso-
dated at public auction, will be sold
l ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, together
with the buildings and improvements thereon,
situated in the First District of this city, in the
square bounded by Magazine, Camp, POey fare and
Delord streets, designated as lot No. 9, which
forms the corner of Msgaz and Poeytarre streets,
and measures u feet inches lines front on Maya
zine street, by depth and front on Poeyfarre
street of 20 feet between parallel lines, American
measure, more or less, according to a plan by
Louis H. Pile. surveyor, dated January -, 1874.
The improvements consist OF two one-stOry frame
houses Sheds etc.
q TWO VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND, together
with the buildings and improvements thereon,
eituated in the Fourth District of this city, in the
square bounded BY Dryades, Bsronne Gate BAG,
chus) Fourth and Washington streets, designated
as lots A and B, which adion each other, and
measure follows, to wit: Lot measures Al feet
front Dryades street by depth of RS feet lot
sc feet inches trout on Dry AIDES street,
by depth of I25 feet. all between parallel lines,
American measure more or less according to a
plan by L. H. Pile, surveyor, dated January, 1874.
The improvements on lot consist OF a cOmmO-
dious two-story frame house containing about six
teen rooms, with large back yard containing TWO
cisterns, prives, sheds. etc.
The improvements on lot consist of a frame
cottage residence and back buildings containing
altogether five six rooms, cistern privy, sheds,
etc.
Terms and northumberland cash on the
spot. at the time OF adjudication, and the balance
al one two and three years, with eight per cent
interest and special mortgage, with vendors
privilege from date until paid the mortgage to
embrace the usual clauses of ve per cent tor attor
ney's fees in Of suit. and insurance and trans
fers of policies.
Acts Of sale before ". E. Kleinpe:er. aotarv pub
off h. ~
| taxes Tor the cirrent year 1874.
ia 13l fe7 Il d
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-10
BY D. E. Morphy.

REAL ESTATE.

SUCCESSION OV NICHOLAS DUBLO, NO. 1913.
DY -. 4. MORPHI.-A. r. MORPHY. AUG.
ID teneer-Will be sold on SATURDAY, February
81 1874, at twelve O'Clock H., in the Merchants and
AuctOneers Exchange Royal street, between Canal
and CustomEOuse streets by virtue OF an order OF
the Hon. A. L. Tissot, judge s the Second District
Court for the parish of Orleans. dated January H.
1874
IA CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
all the improvements thereon, rights, ways and
privileges thereuntO belonging, or i'll anywise al.
pertaining situated in the First District OF this
city, in the square bounded bv Banks. common,
DorgenOis and Rocheblave streets, designated AS
lot No ?. of square No. 4. The said lot meas
p feet front Bank. street. by no feet ia Gepth
between parallel lines.
IA CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, In the square
abov. mentioned designated by 'he No. ?. Said
lot measures 2. feet front on Banks street by no
feet in depth. between parallel lines together with
all the rights WAYS and advantages :hersUnto be.
longing, or in aDywlse appertaining.
Terms-One-haf cash and the balance on credit
OF tive I've months; the purchaser to give ms note
bearing eight per cent interest per aDnum from
date Of said note to be secured by mortgage on the
property sold; the Improvements to BE- kept insured
and policy transferred 10 holder of the note. Ihe
pure haser to pay the attorneys fees OF i've per
cent. and all cost and charges that may arise from
foreclosng the mortgage given to secure said note
Act of sale before Z. C. Mott, notary public, at
the expense of the purchaser ja22 fr3 20 II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-10
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON HOWARD STREEe-s
SUCCESSION OF MRS MARGARET McvICAR.
secsuS District Court for the Parrish of Orleans
No. st, 791.

DY THE SUCCESSORS OF G. K. CIR
ID ARDEY u CO., NcholasJ Hoey, AuctiOneer-
Office No. II Exchange place. SATURDAY. feDru-
ary %, 1874 at twelve o'clock NJ, at the Mer-
chants and Auctoneers' Exchange, on Royal street,
OF an order of the honorable the Second DisIrcu
Court for the parish OF Orleans, dated January ~.
1874 will be sold by public auction
LOT OF GROUND, with all the improvements
thereon in the Fret District of this city in the
square bounded by Howard, or Marais (late Gil
rCnde) Gravler, st. Paul (now Liberty and Perdi-
do streets designated as lot No. 20 on plan by
Pile, May IL 1887, deposited in records of Louis
Ferrand. late a notary public in this city, and
measuring % feet 10 inches front on Howard street
by 100 feet inches in depth The improvements
are known as No. los Howard street.
Terms of Sale--Cash on the spot and purchasers
to assume payment over and above the bid of all
taxes for the year 1878 and up to the day of sale.
Act OF sale at the expense OF the purchaser 10
fore NJ L. AiHsworth, Es6., notary public
ia25 fel IA 81 %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-10
BY Walton, Davis & Freret.
THE NATIONAL HALL. ON POIDRAS STREET
District Court OF :he United States for the District
OF Louisiana. Nos 1865 and 1879.
10y WALTON. DAVIS & ERERET

pY WALTON. DAVIS & FRERET-
ID J. B Walton Auct0ncer-Office No. 80 Camp
street-SATURDAY February %. 1874. at twelve
o'clock NJ. at tn. Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex
change, by virtue ard in pursuance of two several
orders from the honorable the District Court OF
the United States for the District OF louisiana
each dated January q, 1874. in the matter of Car
hart. Ellis Clark 1 Go. VS.. Davis & Jackson. No:
1888 doc ket OF said court and Gretzner, WlnehlI
l. Co., No. ll67, docket of same court, bankrupts
will be sold. the following described property. to
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, with building. and
improvements thereon in the First District OF this
city. in the square bounded BY Poydras, Lafayette.
Liberty and Franklin streets, designated by the
Nos Is and H. on a plan made by Louis H. Pile.
late city surveyor, dated November a. 1850. and
deposited in the office Of Charles E. Fortier late
notary public for the parish of Orleans, plan No.
Ct of Book of Plans No. l. Lot No. Is measures q
feet inches line trent POydras street, y feet
inches lines in the rear. by depth OF III feet
inches the side of lot No. Is and liz feet nchs
1 lines the side of lot No II. Lot No. II meas.
ures II fee. inches line front Poydras street.
81 feet inches lines in the rear by depth of Y
feet inches lines the side OF lot No 10 and 10
feet on the other side. Which property was &C.
quired by said william Davis, Max Gretzner and
Morritz Gretzner in the proportion of one undi.
vided half by said Davis and the one undivided
fourth by each OF the said Max and MOritz Gretz-
ner, by purchase from William A. de Coursey. by
act before <. G. Gotschak, then notary public for
the parish OF Orleans. on the thlgtieth OF March.
.yThe improvements on the above described two
lots consist of the extensive and popular building
known as he National Hall, adapted and used fo-
public entertainments concerts, balls. etc. Plan
on exhibition at the Exchange.
Also. at the same time and place. all the move.
ables contained in the said building, consisting OF
furniture. chairs gas fixtures, etc, according to
inventory on file i'll the office of the auctlOneers.
which will be announced at the SALE
Terms-Cash on the spot in United states Treas
| ury notes at the moment Of the adjudication.
! Act of sale before John g. Eusts. notary public
at the expense of the purchaser.
Jas t3l fe7 Is 81 28
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-10
finally passed, title adopted, and ordered

finally passed, title adopted, and ordered
aant to the Senate for concurrence.
Nv unanimous consent, Mr.. Demas of st.
John the Baptist introduced House bill No.
s3e, entitled an act to insure equitable as
sessment on property real and personal in
the State of Louisiana by admitting testi-
mony as to the actual market value in suits
20 enforce the collection of taxes.
Passed first and second .eadin.s under
suspension of the constitutions! rules. and
referred .a the Committee Oh Ways and
Means. and ordered printed.
On motion of Mr.. Martinez. OF 81. Martin.
she House adjourned unit; tomorrow at
twelve clock.
WILLIAM VIGERS.
Chief Clerk.