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THE COURTS.
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
FRIDAY, Jan. 8, 1875
On motion of Mr.. s. NJ. Wilson, H. ]. Tlldeu,
ESQ.,, OF San Francisco, Cal, was admitted to
practice as an attorney and counselor Of this
court.
sifer, esq, of Columbus, Ind, was admitted to
practice as an attorney and counselor OF this
court.
can, esq, of New York city, was admitted to
practice as an attorney and counselor Of this
court.
No. us. The United States, appellants, vs..
Abel Stearns, &c. Appeal from the District
Court of the United States for the district of
ordered by the court that the appeal in this
cause be doeketed and dismissed.
No. lSl. Samuel X. Smith ct al, appellants,
VS.. The steamer Sea Gull, &C., ct al;
No. 1872. The steamer Sea Gull, SC, ct al, ap-
pellants, VS.. The schooner Sarah Watson, &c,
ct al. The argument of these causes was con-
schooner Sarah Watson, &c, ct al.
No. 129. Peter Monger, appellant, VS.. Thomas
nard, Of counsel for the appellant, and submitted
on printed arguments by Mr.. John Baxter for
No. i26. ". Bassey ct al, appellants, vs. John
Gallagher ct al. This cause was argued by Mr..
M. Blair, OF counsel for the appellants, and by
Mr. K. I. Merriek for the appellees;
Adjourned until Monday next at II o'clock.
CIRCUIT COURT - CHIEF JUSTICE
This court was engaged as follows yesterday:
kennedy VS.. GantZ Appleman. This is an
action for q violation Of contract. The testimony
for the defence was not concluded at the close Of
the court. Adjourned.
SPECIAL TERM-JUDGE WYLlE.
This court made the following orders yesterday:
Elliott, trustee, VS.. LamOn ct al. Order ratt-
Ferry VS.. Edwards. Order setting aside decree.
CI0upse vs., Crcunse. Order allowing alimony
pendente lite.
Bullard Paving Company vs.. Mandel ct al.
Order discharging West Tor an alleged contempt.
Shedd VS.. OrdWay. Order to issue Injunction.
Edwards, trustee, VS.. Clarke. Order referring
TO auditor TO report Indebtedness.
Bauman VS.. Boyle. Order oVerruling exeep-
tions.
costs. Adjourned.
CRIMINAL COURT-MR. JUSTICE MAO
ARTHUR.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday:
Bertram Liens was convicted Of keeping open
o bar-rUom on Sunday, the information being
amended by inserting October 81 instead Of Octo-
Der II.
sunny Hunter, charged with obtaining money
under false pretences, was surrendered by his
bail; orc cred to be committed.
The case Of Edward 7. Leon, charged with
manslaughIer, was set for trial on Tuesday
next, and the court ordered Venire Of thirty
Jurors.
The jury was then adjourned until Monday
next. Adjourned.
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THE PUBLIC LIBRIRTES ON 81
SHOCKING ACCIDENT.
A WOMAN CRUSHED To DEATH BY
RAILROAD TRAIN

A WOMAN CRUSHED To DEATH BY A
RAILROAD TRAIN.
Yesterday afternoon, the train which LEFT
Baltimore at 800 arrived at Annapolis
Junction, Mfry Johnsoa,a b light mulat o woman
between nineteen and twenty years Of age, got
of and attempted TO cross the track for the pur-
pose of proceeding TO her home. She was warned
that q lain was approaching, and in her endeaY-
ors TO gain the platform on the opposite side her
foot became entangled in q switch and before she
could extreate herself the express train that left
W ashi1E a. $50 p, m. came laundering along
and mAnglod her body in frightful manner,
killing Ter instantly. Her brains were dashed
out one Of her legs and her right arm was cut
Of and her blood spattered over the platform and
rails. This terrible accident caused a thrill Of
horror to rus through the veins Of those who wit
messed e, and feeling Of sadness prevailed the
locality tor sOHe time after. The remains were
conveyed 10 the freight room at the junction,
where at last accounts they were awaiting the
arrival Of the poTpneT and the friends Of the de-
ceased girl
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THE LAW SCHOOL.

At the regular meeting Of the senior class Of
the National University Law School the class
on motion OF Mr.. A. H. Shattuck, adjourned out
Of respect to the memory of Mr. r. G. OIcott, de-
ceased, who was an active and respected member
of the junior class. The committee reported the
following resolution:
RCSOICed, That this class do indorse the resolu-
lions adopted by our juniors, and do agree to l.
IouTn to meet in this university this evening, at
go O'Clock 10 unite with the Junior class and at
tend the funeral in body.
THE PUBLIC LIBRARIES ON SUNDAY.
a IetitiOD, numerOusly signed by citizens, is
seOn TO be presented to the Library Committee Of
the United States Senate, praying Congress to
order the opening Of the Congressional and Smith
sOniRn libraries on Sundays from O'Clock a. m
to OF .. m. In several Of our large cities East
and West this plan Of opening public libraries on
Sunday having been tried, is said to be we'll ap-
proved by all classes Of people. There is a strong
argument in favor Of the libraries belonging 10
the General Government here being 50 opened as
IL would accommodate a large class of Govern
ment employees, to say nothing Of numerous pri-
Vate Citizens whose oTical or private duties pre-
clude the possibility Of their iTequentiaR any Of
these libraries during the hours and days they
opened,
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A RARE CHANCE.

We would call attention Of parties having an
eye to business to the advantages presented
through the advertisement "For Sale' Of the
stock, &C., Of the late p. Thyson contained in his
northwest 1t is one Of the best stands in the
city for the sale Of groceries, hardware, pSints
and glass and has q superior run Of custom. A
large and profitable trade Is already established
and Ohers many adYantages 70 businesl men.
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Notwithstanding the extensive demand made
during The holidays upon the art treasures and
household ornaments with which the popular
store of ]. Markriter, No. 43o Seventh street,
was replete, the enterprising proprietor has
already supplied the vacant spaces upon the
walls and In the cases with new and most at
traetive articles, embracing oil paintings, chro-
mos, Autographs and matchless steel engraVlngs.
These represent variety Of subjects, and are in
many Instances the works OF the best known and
most appreciated authors.
The latest novelties in picture-frames, cords,
tassels and trimmings are in rich display, and
designed to meet the demands OF the cultured
taste Of Washington society, which Mr.. Mark
riter's experience enables him so fully to graf
ify.
for tables, mantles and relieves, are in most
charming display, and for workmanship are such
as can only be procured in frst-class emporiums
Of the fne arts.
In addition to this attractive stock, Mr.. Mark
ritter is still giving HIS personal supervision TO
household decorations in wall papeTtng, window
shades &C, OF which he has q most complete
assortment. These are hung and arranged oy q
corps OF artists Of intelligence and experience,
which always renders the work done BY Mr..
MnrkFiter SO satisfactory.
For superiority Of articles and workmanship
procured from this deserVealy popular store, and
honesty of prices, we cannot too highly recon-
mend the loDg-esta6lished house OF J. MARX
ritter. No. 439 Seventh street, between ID anu Z,
east side.
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GRAPE CULTURR-THE PROFITS.

To the Editor Of the National Republican,:
SIR: In your issue Of 8 few days ago fnd
words upon grape culture which are fitted TO
mislesd the unwary. The writer states the
profits from acre 70 be from q, 900 to 000 II
any man in this latitude depends upon such state
menis he will be greatly disappointed. Nothing
ts more preearious In this climate than the Gull
ture Of grapes. Take twenty years together, the
net profits per acre may be set down as $3.50 and
this probabl Is too large q calculation. This
business, like all things new, is liable to be
source Of disappointment TO many. ORAToR.
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soHENCK's PULMoEIo SYRUP, SEA WEED TONIC
A A =. FIJI

AND MANDRAKE
These deservedly celebrated and popular medi-
cines have effected q revolution in the healing
art, and proved the fallacy Of several maxims
which have for many years DISTRACTED the pro-
gress Of medical science. The false superstition
that consumption is incurablen deferred physi-
clans from attempting to md remedies for that
disease, and patients afflicted with It roconciled
themselves to death without making en- effort to
escape from doom which they supposed to be
unavoidable. 1t is now proved, however, that
consumption con be cured, and that It has been
cured In a very great number Of cases (some of
them apparently desperate Ones) by Schenck's
Pulmonic Syrup alone, and in other cases by the
same medicine In connection with Schencks Sea
Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills, one or both, &C.
cording to the requirements of the case.
Dr.Schenck himself, who enjoyed uninterrupted
good health for more than forty years, was sup
posed at time to be ut the very gate Of death,
his physicians having pronounced his case hope
less and abandoned him to his fate. He was cured
by the aforesaid medicines, and since his recovery
many thousands similarly affected have used DR..
Schenck's preparations with the same remarkable
success.
Full directions accompany each, making 1t not
absolutely necessary to personally see DR..
Schenck, unless patients wish their lungs exam
ined, and for this purpose he is professionally at
his principal office, corner Sixth and Arch
streets, Philadelphia, every Monday, where all
letters for advice must be addressed. Schenck's
medicines are sold by all druggists.
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR VALUABLES,

Gall and examine the fire and burglar-proof
vnults of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe
keeping Of securities jewels silVer-ware or other
valuebles. Rents from ten to sixty dollars per
annum, according to size. No business man can
afford to do without them.
= Takelperrirq fror he Chicaqo and Boston fres
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY DuncansOn Bros:
AT II o'clock, o full-siZed C-spring Clarence
coach, built by Lawrence, Of New York. Also,
wagons, buggies and sleighs.
At O'Clock, q new tWo-story frame house, with
basement and back building and stable, on Sew
enth street east, between Z and north.
BY ]. T. Wormley:
At 4 O'Clock, valuable property on TWenty-hr
between N ard y streets north.
By bowman & Green:
AT O'Clock, valuable three story and bIse-
ment, pressed brick house, No. 9O7 Thirteenth
street northwest.
By II. +. Zimmerman Co.:
At 4 O'Clock, valuable improved real estate on
Thirteenth and d streets southwest, (nesr the
coIner,) consisting Of three tWO-story frames on
Thirteenth street.
BY Latimer Cleary:
At 10 O'Clock, fine assortment Of furniture, oil
paintings, sc.
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SAVE YOUR DOCTORS BILLS.

When DR.. wistIr's Bslsam Of WHO Cherry
will cure coughs, colds, bleeding at tDe lungs
and arrest the fell destroyer, Consum ption, It
does more than most physicians can do The use
OF single bottle Will satisfy the inrredulous
that they need look no further for the required
aid. Fifty cents and one dollar . bottle, large
bottles much the cheaper.
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OITY ITEMS.

THAT ENEMY OF MAHKIHD, Consumption, can
be cured; but It is far better to prevent the cruel
disease from fastening itself en- the system by the
timely use Of . remedy like DR.. Wistar's BAlsam
Of Wild Cherry. Fifty cents and one dollar .
bottle; large bottles much the cheaper.
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THOUSANDS HAVE BEEN CHANGED

by the use of the Peruvian Syrup "a protoxide Of
iron) from weak, sIckly, suffering creatures, to
strong, healthy, and happy men and women, and
inValids cannot reasonably hesitate to give It Q
trial. For Dyspepsia and Debility it is aspecihc.
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nAnAnwAnra a norrIE or wH1sKr

let him him buy IL and take Il home like . man,
and not sneak home with o bottle Of "Bitters,"
he wants tonic that is something better II N a
temporary stimulant. he should get q bottle Of
Peruvian Syrup, ian Iron Tonic,) that will vital
gygtem.
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invested In Stocks and Gold pays 200 per cent. .
month. Send for particulars. Tumbridge Co.,
Bankers, 2 Wall street, New York.
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THURsToN's IVORY PEARL Tooth POWDER
used daily will keep the teeth clean, white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sweet.
twenty-five and fifty cents per bottle.
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JoUvEN's NOTORIOUS KID-GLovR CLRANER
will renovste soiled gloves thoroughly and
quickly. twenty-five cents per bottle.
THoMPsoN's PoMADR OPTIME is equal to the
best French, and but half the price. Twenty five
and fifty cents per bottle.
WELLS STRENGTHENING PLAsTERs are the
very best. All sold by druggists.
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FINANCIAL.

FRIDAY, Jan. s. 1875.
NErnfShed By Lelofs Johnson Co., Bankers, Vernon
Roo, northeast corner PenRsuLudnid dueaUs and
Tenth Strset, WASHINGTON.
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DsRNIERES KouyrLLEs,

Les Bonapartistes veulent tenter I'M
coup d'etat.-Le ministere est entin
compose, ave- les arrangements i Ia lis
te donnGe plus haut: Butfet,a rmtGrieur;
De Meanx, d il'agricultnrc, ct Caillaux.
u travaux publics.-11tvtque< d'Orle.
ans, DupaniouP, qui scrait mieux dams
leglise Stc..!C roix qua Versaillcr~, s'cst
oppose 4 Ia nomination de WALTON. groves
lie Senat DIES Etats-U nis Ell est ton.
jours a Pinchback.-1iGlcction dn New
Hampshire nest pas aussi rtpublicainc
qu'on le disait. lie contraire p,o,urrait
bien ttre.-Un neglet barber d'Atlanta
s'est suicide de ddsespoir. II await per-
dni sa clientele III voulant, All non, DIES
dlOits evils, faire lc monsieur dams les
cafes, buvettcs ct hotels dc Ia villc.-Lc
licutcnant-gouyernenr Penn arrive de
Washington. II croft que lie c%ompromis
Sc fera ct que les radicaux donneront
toutes les guarantees nGccssaircs aux
conservateurs.-Cousin, TN dies pots dc
la Cliambrc de Hahn, ct R%andolphc, I'm
depite sergent de Ia meme Chambre, SO
sont administre une voice de coups do
Ioings devant Ia maison d'Etat. Cousin
- les yeux pocilGs, ct Ra1dolphe IL has
du dos meurtri. Y r'"H;" 4" 42.1 tSi
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CONNIE son visage ttait ravissant dams
sod caase Se arisettesls CANINE saatb4x
ttait IL i{usdh ~resnstrapte It terdie!
J'@Hrai1 !hiSSnn {fb,lh veirl II c'thpachsa-
mes de vertu ct de morale,avcc lenr aus
terite ct lenrs grands principles, devant
laA blanches ct 6vines fpaslss. d Fri
site. lD'gS regard al sess bsj,4yln
noirs. dun ggeste de sa main de patricien-
ne, Frisette les aurait roules Il SEES pieds
de- endiillon! Pour ellie, pour mn de Sos
sourires, ilstauraientje te '1'ar dess,,s les
mQulins dc MontmartIe lcurs principles,
leurs .vertus ct leurs capuchons. FL, IFS
auraient, .bien fait. Mais Frisette n'au,
RAFT pas CONSENT au sacrifice, do leurs
glorieuses yertps. Jcune ct belle, ellie
aimaitt Ia .jeunesse ct Ia beaute, let jamais
ellie, n'aurait dome lie bout de son doigt
d un vieillard, cousu dor ct dc rluma-
tismes. 4, 49,.
Que voulez-yous done que Raoul fit !
j. GENTIL.
ri Tn,to,
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N A 4L'AMlABLE.

1'tt'5 '+tt ~ .'tsl 0JnI $40 Lsi ti r
s9a;7.. .t'tblr ge;lb ~. -tot-".
10y .t.,l nil ~ B. 1854
a vendrc-Une proprietG situGtc sur
Ia rive droite dn, leuyc, i miles au.
dessus' dc yicillc Maiso1n. dc Connr, pa
roissc st. Jacques, mesurant I'm pcu
plus dun arl,te'nt dc face an f,cuvc sur
quatrc -vingts lie p%rofondeur, avcc maj.
son, mayosin a mais,, atelier de 'tonncl-
lerie, barriarcs, etc. ....
Bots al fond de la proplittG.
CONDITIONS LIBERALEs.
S'adresscr sur les lieux, il Madame
WE. Louis Rey, pop,ietaire pres du
Welcome T. O. st. jacques.
+. LEWIS h9. a'' Il. A. jung.
WIS Il JUNG,
b. DEALERS IN
Furniture, Mirrors, Eng,nrings,
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS. &c. 49,
4l............ Royal Street ............44
NEW UNiLlSANSo
Furniture bought. exchanged and repaired
on reasonable terms.
Also, Hair and Spring Mattresses,
MADE TO ORDER.
CHEAP JOHN:
Furniture Emporium and Auction Mart.
LEWIS & JUNG.
A ROYAL STREET,
VA 0Da1 - Nc - ~ eAs~
TRUE TO THE MOTTO
QUICK SALES 4 SMALL PROFITS.
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- q - |FIlhfEA -HrFit.. ....F .. ..r.
JAMES 4 DAY, President.
HORACE CARPENTER, secr6.aire.
-DIHECTEURs POUR 1874
Jno. G. Chimes, jas. 1. Day.
Z. j. Hurt, Geo. jonas.
Henry kenshaw. Emory Clapp.
Hugh Wilson, G. NJ. Bay,y,
b. Biscoe. James Byrnes,
l. N. Marks, j.; l.. Harris.
Chs. M"cready, Lionel 6. Levy,
". Z. Seymour, W. D. Schmidt,
Richard Flower, l.. Aliens,
]. Weiss, II. T. Torian,
b. W. Taylor, Scott McGchee,
j., @. Morris, Isaac L. Haas.
Cettc ancicnne ct ,excellente Com.
raguie emet DIES polices .contrc lin
cendic. les ,risGues d. ~rivitres ct dc
ner, u conditions les plus ~favora-
b'es. Ellie reggie toutes les pertes aux
conditions les Plus Iibirales ct les
pale promptement. a SEES bnrpaux, No,
81 dc IL me dn Camp, coin CONNER
cial Alley.
=. +. Delaney. Agent general
pour Ia Louisiana.
J. Comes. Agent pour les paroisses
du tlenve.
Bureau :--DonaldsonviIle.
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$2G,3Oo,W.
V E N

1o.-Un septieme indivis de la propriete
du defnnt Pierre Laiche 6tablie en- SUI
crerie, rive gauche,A 3 miles lie la Nou.
velle-O orleans, mesurant & arpents de
face au 't1euve sur 50 de profondeur-et
aussi un certain moroccan de terre, dun
denn alpent de face IL 50 de prlofon-
denr, avec la Motto dune maison situee
u la dite terre, voisine dc Ia propriet4
cl.dessus ,avec meubles de maisOn, ilsten.
slles de c%uisine,l mulet, l vache,2 veaux,
&c, lie mercredi II mars, a II heures A.
M. ala residence de Pierre Laiche.
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1eMdgtetmmIm E@mdgdauada
9uWRM3A
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CHAPITRE XIV.


La danseilse, de Raoul-car n jeune
nile pavait eptraiR6 dams le tourbnlon
du bal-se noanmait Frisette.
Oetait Ia, CONNIE bien pensez, I'm
nom de gaerre, ,d'amonr ct d'etudiante,
ct personnel an quarter latin d,alors, ne
se doutait ON sinquietait qu'elle put en-
avoir IN autre. Personne, non plus, ne
savait son historic, bien i~nt6ressante
toutefois, mais que nous nous dispense
IONS DC raconter. A quot bon! Les joies
On present MONT. fien q voir dams les
n'seres ct les faiblesses du passe. Et
puis leg histories psycologiques DIES chu-
tee! ttetss, des anges d6clus ct DIES vierges de-
couronnees sont toutes les mAmes, plus
oa moins. On.aime, on croft, on tombe,
On roule, VOLTA le roman, on piut6t Ia
reatite. lie present nous sulfit done, ct
vOtd le present :-Ffisette 6tait ieune,
jlolie e spilritdelle, ct ceeu:x qu1i Font con.
nue. ~pr6tendent qn'elle await du monde;
nais Ffisette,A coup sfr,avait DIES yeux
nodfs De dix-leuf ans Dune yiyacit6 ct
Dune mobilize Grange, qui s'allanguiis-
aiient todtefois ct devenaient humides
g rencontrant yotfe regard. SEES che.
veax, noifs ahssi ct nIoiiirsa CONNIE raile
a. cotbeau, hisaient natdfellement ct
e~ocAdratent son nais Ct muffin viisua,gpee
dens t6hariHante. On leger duvet
assFieit m coin de ses Avres roses, ct
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Rabelais qui fat nm cure
Tres honn6teiet tres revere, usi a Mil
Digne en- tout point h nom de Pere,
Et qui tat At, .ioytux conreere, \. iiiaf
Etant n6-natif de- llinon, n 1a
Vile Oh le plot prend son nom,
On les damoisellesssont bellies,
De fanche humeur ct point rehelles,
Oh, aes qr'atorze ans, les gareOls !.
Ne demandent plus de leeons,, .~,.,ai
On chacun bolt frais, on ron aime
Scion les doglnes dc Tlielame,--
Rabelais,, dis.je,, I'm bon cure 't'
Tres honntte ct tres revere, ~
Don't le SAVIOR double ct supreme
sayait ggnarir le CORPS hli7mame,
Car Rabelais, non settlement, +. g., IA.
P0uyait traduire tournament
Les liyres de theologie .ea rs.
Et les grimoires dc magic, hi.
Mails encore etait abstracteur e3,
De quintessence, ct vrai locteur,-f
Ecriyit DIES gauloiseries, eqfa. N.
Des sermons. des nanurge'ies
les c0ntes, lies ~joyeusetes .4...
Dignes DIES Quatre Faculties.
CONNIE il riait ! Qu'excellentes, aas.,
Grasses, hien %c,ites, s,acculentes, /.
De homie gueale, de haut,godt,s .ta
Precieuscs pour I'm ragoiit, q
Etonnantes, incorporates,
Sont SEES maximes admirables!
Rabelais fut sage ct divin.
Bon sire, il adorait le vim,
lie bon ct de iPapimanie, '+'
Province Grange ct trop benie,
Oh foisonne,lt les matagots,
Les papelards ct les cagots,
Oh, par respect aux ClGmentines,
II fault topjours chanter matiacs; 3
II n'avait cure nj souci.
C'etait un raillard, Dieu merci,
D'humeur 6topnante ct gauloise,
Aimant levin ct IL galloise, alt.,.'
Mangeant sale, buvant d'autant,
Toujours joyeux, tonjos:rs content,
Maitre en- 1ifrelofreries, "iif'a5 ffrr~f
1t docteur en- panurgeries. ''
Adonc,, GanloisI ct gems hien mes,
Voici &c quill ecrit DIES nez.
9sl #pis3 N j, G, ,}1a,i ,'
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ESTIMATE OF EXPENSES Fol
InE j EAR 1870.

InE ! EAR 1875.
For the redemption Of one
tenth OF the parish bonds au-
tllorized to be issued under
Act No. 30 Of 1869. S3,o0O,oO
For the payment Of interest
on Parish bonds authorized
to be issued under Act No. 36
Of 1869. 100000.
For the payment of outstand- d..
ing Indebtedness 3,5o0,0o.
For the payment Of salaries
Of Parish officers. 3.5oo.oo.
For the payment of fees of
Clerk OF Court in criminal Ca
SEES 5O0.O0.
For the payment OF fees of
Sheriff in criminal caseS..... 1000. 90.
For the payment of fees OF
Sheriff maintenance Of prisOn-
ers ..:..................... 100000.
For the payment OF fees of
Coroner. 10000.
For the payment OF witnesses f5
fees i'll criminal cascs.-..... 10000.
For payment of Justices fees
in criminal ccascs........... G5o,oo.
For payment of Constablcs
fees in criminal ascs... $4,000.
For the payment of Dictrict
and Parish Attorneys fees in
criminal cases. 10000.
For the payment Of Printing
and advertising 10000.
For the payment OF Grand and
Petit Jurors. 10000.
For the support of the poOrs.
II. Sec. 2742. II.
$. 1s7o..................... 10000.
For the support of Public
Schools, to he used in buying
land and building school hou-
ses .;...;..........:..:::. $780, 90.
For Commission to Tax Col
...:...;.:;..:..:..:.. 10000
For repairs of Public Build
ings 3OO,O 90.
For Contingent Expenses. 3,5OO,OO.
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WIN. Henderson, S.cr4taire,
WIN. G. Robins. Directeur d'ngences,
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