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The STRANGE MANNER IN WHICH
COUPLE WERE DROwNED.-Mr. Jas. Guyan
and Mrs. Sloan, aged about 16 years, have
been drowned i'm Brush creek, Az miles from
Holden, Mo. They had been To Warrens-
burg, and were returning at O'Clock on Sum
day morning, when they mistook the cross
Ing, and striking perpendicular ledge of
rocks, capsized their buggy. 1t is supposed
they were drowned Immediately, The lady
was found one fourth of a mile east of the
crossing. Monday morning, and Mr. Guyan
about 100 yards below her. They were both
In nude condition
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PRISONERS SENT TO ALBANY PENITFN-
TlARY-Capt. Croker, of the United States
jail, and Guards Dunn and Ross left on the
SOS O'Clock train last night for the Albany
ing prisoners sentenced to terms OF impriSon-
meut at that place:-HOrace W. Lilley big
amy, two and a half years; Henry LutZ.
allas busch, false pretences, one year; VIM.
Ryan, alias Johnson, false prefencps. one
year; Andrew Jackson, alias Lewis Jones
burglary and larceny, three years; Frank
arren, larceny, one year; and Armistead
Holmes, larceny, one year and half
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|AkJoRDAN,S WpLTE sULPgUR

Ss:3f FREDERICh COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
One and la bali mlles from Stephensons Depot
Terms for Nav, June, September aud October
- per day, : u 81 pr week, and : a. per month
tor July and August, 80 ~ per day. : IS per WEEK
ana $50 per month. Children aud Sora ants h.lf
price. Round trio tickets from Washington = 81
Psmphlets at Ebbitt House.
Je22 I'm &c. JORDAN
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CITY ITEMS.

freckles. 2Is
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
THE NEWEST BOOKS.
Aides Nine DAYS Wonder.. 80 q
rlss Ihscsety Miss Az rs
Harwood, by the author Of the Odd Trump rs
Ter orest- Play ing the Mischief. .,.. rs
aIu yI " he, a Romance IS
MIS- Jenkins Within an Ace. ...--...l %
Bahcrofts Native Races Of the Pacific States,
The Abbe Eigrene, from the French Of Fabre Il 81
....- 80
brakes Nooks and Corners of New Engiands 81
Madame Crayens Jettatrice - rs
Beecher a Summer Parish ... 81
Poor ) Railroad Manual. ls75-76 - & al
htonion style of Sw immir g......... - ID
Large lot Novels reduced to IS cents. AT
lY2i.tr o.. pa,~,..i.-a..- . - =
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FLETCHFR's PATENT WINDOW SCREEN
Best invention OF the age for the exclusion
OF Flies, Bugs and Mosquitoes. Hamilton
& Pearson, Y. NJ. c. A. Building. sole agents
and manufacturers for the District OF Co
lumbia. 2Seo2:
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~, ~ ~ 's,. AZ .SGs BANK, corner OF
rev t, nora avenue n 18th street, pays per
.'e,, ei SarSI ~ deposits for each calendar
t Io'sn 90 -sg hours, Q to L. Satur1ays,9
W oAu " 27tA I4I1R
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Pony Phpto1s cheap, at Cooks, in George
town.
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FOR Moth Patches, r rockies and Tan, ask
Your druggist for Perry's Moth and FreckIe
Lotion. 1t is reliable. For Pimples on the
Face, Black Heads or Flesh Worms use
Pe7rI's lnlpSOUed COaefone and PplpIe Rem
eofy, The Great Skin Medicine, or consult Dr.
b. G. Perry, 40 Bond street. New York ISL:
THE SINGER sEwING MACHINE sales OF
1872 were az Ups VT
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w II. wHEATLEY'S
LADIES' GOODS,

LADIES' GOODS.
HUMAN HAIR BELOW COST
have a stock Of Human AZ Braids, Puffs aud
Curls, which VIII sell below New York whole
sale prices, IL order to give up that branch OF
business.
MRS. J. p. PALMER
yBu l1G9 street, between 18th and l2th
XXI MISS z. A. MCCORMICK, O.
eos PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, our sTAIRs,J
IL constantly receiving all the newest shapes In
CHIP AND STRAW hats,
FINE FRENCH FLOWERS,
SILKS, As
q choice assortment Of IMPORTED BoNNErs.
oruers promptly nlled apis ly
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GEORGETOWN ADvER'MTS.

GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.
GkORGET0WN SAVINGS BANK, ID. C.
81 HIGH STREET
BARK hours, a m. TO p. m, and on SATURDAYS
tto receive depositsl until m Interest paid on
deposits General Banking Business DONE aud col
lectlons made on all accessible points. Discount
days, MONDAYS. Ii. POLKINH0RN, President
IL. W. BARRETT, Cashier.
Directors.
Il: Poikinhorn Thos nowing, J. T. Mitchell,
Henry Dickson, X. l.. CrCpley, Fred. W Jones,
Blley A. shinn, X. ID. Hartley, Thomas knowle
mayll-tuss,ly
NJ II. WHEATLEY'S
STEAM DYEING AND CLEANING EsTAB
GISHMENT.
80 JefeSson Sfrest, Ger gsfoter, d. c.
Established. 1881. Premium awarded, 1851 IN
larged and improved, 1874. Lsdies and Gentlemen's
wearing apparel OF every description, Including
selVets, Crepe Wells and Trimmings, Kid Gloves.
&C, &C, nicely cleaned dyed; also, Curtains ana
New Goods, Carpets and Blankets cleaned durils
the Summer months.
Send Us your address and We will call for snd re.
turn work at any place In the kxTct free Of cxtrs
charge. Work received and rer-rned by mail or ex-
press from and 10 place in t7s country ap2l-tr
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WoRKINGMEN'S REsoLUTIONs.-Delega
from a number of trades unions met in New
York Tuesday night, and passed resolutions
that the ductiOn of wOrkingmen's wages on
public improvements was unjust and arbi-
trary, and unworthy of the present age.
Also, that 1t was the duty of the government
in times of depression. Also, that the re-
duction of the hours of labor by the eight
hour law was based upon economic truths
Whlch could not be gainsaid, and in which
the best interests of the state were involved
The resolutions also comprised something
about plundering officials, etc. etc
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~ EW COOKS.
Within An Ace. BY the author of Who
Breaks Pays I'll
DRAKE Nooks and Corners Of New England
Playing the Mischief. By J. W. De Forest Is
Ward or " life. A novel;. ..... .-......... 2s
miss Angel By Miss ThRckeray ............. IS
Nine Days Wonder. novel, by III. Hide 50
Open, Sesame BY Florence Marryatt - IS
Noman's Ransom. BY Fred X W. Robinson IS
Lyrical Poems. Little Classics ....... 10
For sale by mOhUN BROTHERS.
Booksellers and StatiOners.
DH-u lO1s PENNSYLVANIA AvsseH.
MEMolR OF DR. GUTHRIE, now cOmp Iete;
Queen Mary; Drama. BY Tennysou.
Summer Parish By Henry Ward Beecher
nynnal and Csnticles. with Music. Goodrich
Ihe htbe TieI ane. Candidate for the Papsl Chair
Birds and Seasons Of New England Wilson
The Green Gate. From the German. r. Mrs.
Nister. For sale By
, WM. BALLANrYNE,
-leS-u az. Seventh street
THREE FEATHERS, Noyel,b wm Black
and for sale at
SHILLINGTON's BOOKSTORE,
CORNER Al street and Pennsylvania avenue
Man and Beast, Here and Hereafter: nlustra.edby
n n thSh three hundred original anecdotes BY
The Odd Trump, Novel.
Miss hovel, by Victor CherbuItes.
Blank Books, Paper, Envelopes and everything fr
the Stationery line for sale st
msy2l-u sHILLINGT0N'S BOOKSTORE
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-bU RGLARS IN THE HIGHLANDS OF NEW
1Okk-Burglars have been paying their
respects OF late To the country houses of
river That of Mr.. James Pell. near High
iand Fails, had $500 worth of ladies' dresses
faces, etc, stolen on Sunday last, and those
OF Messrs. Charles and William Tracy were
visited. In the latter a servant girl sur
prised them, but they locked Ter In a room
ana carried OIL quantity of siIverware
From the house of the former they were
frightened. They then robbed two stores.
Aoout twenty residences on the Hudson have
been robbed within the last fortnight
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Bunions, Ingrowing Nails, &c, SUCCESSFUL
treated at Or. Whites establishment, 5S5
street, opposite the Treasury. Hours: ~, -oen
a. m. To r. m. Fee, Al per visit T, o, -.
press of business during Office living 20
White is unable TO attend pat o,iS q, Ut
dences, except after 6 u. ma. en's o. fesi-
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Cosss..sn,,s,.s: " - az g. nADE, ~H2vr
- rsessvsa - extra M 00HOhA. Sein1G e
il3e 3 sEs:s snA Sse n srsss potsv.
AyDsssas s,,sls M. ." q N s'i %
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B. ss5sT c; per S .S .,s
,rned; sal2H Mutton. lIs3ec; Lamb, lsasD; Veal,
sesd 5s hisd dill Is; eas' Is: Tongues. s1. asS
T:ETRSsk; SEQ per bunch; Perch, ss..o Per
Perch, yellow, ~ per punch; shad Slss9c; per pair;
ssmGn eSass e sar H. Salt 1as
Tsl ler, teasoc Cod, l2'Isls per ID. Lobster, Is;
yEeETasLEs- Potatoes, Irish, 20 per PIX; Onions,
per PIX c spIins do. per bunch Casbasc sale
Peas. f5ato per PIX; Beans, 25a4o per PIX Tomato
ssI 60 per PIX; cIcumbe,s, Y per dozen; cymlins;
each.
per DOZEN Apples .asO per PIX: do dune soato per
PIX; RasSeerIies, Is per quart; Cherries, Nal5 per
pef bSa Ct
DRIED FRUIrs.-Apples, l0sl2 per pound; Peaches,
peeled, 3d. unpeeled, Is Blsckberries, 10; Cher
BrTTESE PhiisdeIphis print, IS per ID; New
fSFs s p d tO ch SSeeI roll % sa do
PoTLTRY-Chickens, live, 75ai 3 per pair; packs,
ELECTION OF GRAND OFFICERS Sons OF
JONADAB.-The quarterly session of the
Grand Council Sons of JOnadab of the Dis
trict was held last night at Mechanics Hall.
4s6 Louisiana avenue, Worth Grand Chief
William Pblpps i'm the chair with w. q.
Perry grand secretary. The following sub
ordinate councils Were represents I'll: Pioneer
No. I, Liberty, NO2 and Purity, No. 3. of
Washington; Alpha, No. l. aud Vigilant, No.
2, of Harrisonburg, Va; Unity, No. T. and
Friendship, No. 6. of Mary land. The coun-
Gil elected grand officers for the ensuing year
as follows: W. j. Points, Of Alpha Council.
No !, of Harrisonburg, Va, grand chief L.
III. HOllinberger, OF Purity Council. No ,. of
Washington, deputy grand chief c. H. Simp-
son, Of Pioneer Council, No. 1. of Washing
ton, grand secretary; William n. Young. OF
Pioneer Council, No. 1. of Washington, or md
treasurer; James ~. Williams of Liberty
Council, No. ., of Washington, grand mar
shall: T.. NJ. Houston, of Nigilant Council,
No. 3, of Virginia, grand inside Waterman;
of Washington, grand outside Waterman:
delegates to the Sovereish Council, which
conVenes at Providence, Rhode Island, on
The lIth OF August, past chiefs Thomas SOM
merscales. VIM. II. Norton, VIM Rhipps, G.
J. l.. Foxwell, W. j. Points and Win. III.
Young.
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AAA WE DIX L'EAU HOTEL
k.aI HAMPTON ROADS. VA
This delightful seaside resort is now opan H.
ing, hsthtns, Fishing. oysters, Soft Crabs. Ffsh.
and AL kinds 81 Sea food, One Il the largest Rail-
rooms In Virginia tine BAND of Music. Ca. TO-
graph; regular Mail. The Norfolk line Of steamers
STOP at the wharf. Terms. ses per month 81 -,
weeks. s Il per week. s. per dAy.
Je2s lm W HOWELL, Nauaapr
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STOCKTON HOTEL,

G@1 oApKn,y.sI
opeLs June Goth, ISIS.
CHARLEs Duffy.
cor Continental Hotel, PhiladelphtsD
Je-o- IN Proprietor
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& OF ON IS

&H$ ''1ts''
buiit in front ~, - been improved. q rna wharf
recention Of Viz - door, ard will be openei Cor the
Tenn. "A. -6ors on and AFTER July
asts, srs, Ats, week or les, III 80 psr -.
IS aaxs ~eek, 81 q per day, or : Is per mODfffff
", Children and servants, as rer week
further information apply TO
n OF n COTTON
1eS I'm miles Town. VI.
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MARSHAL'S MONITIONS,

United States VS.. Schooner Richard II.
Locke
L District of Louisiana. No. 10, In Obedience
to an admiralty warrant, to ME directed in the
my possession law
THE SCHOONER RICHARD B. LOCKE. now
nbeled BY the United States. for the causes set
of the United States 0'0A'
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner or
sons having. or pretending to have any right title
OF interest IN or to the same, to be and appear at
Ustct COURT OF the United 6tstes for the districr
TO be holden ct the city of New Orleans on
the first Monday of March. 1875 to show cause II
any they have or can. why the said schooner
prayer of libeant y" '"o
uary rs, 1875. '"1
:,-.oo 8. B. PACKARD
JAZZ Ieszf ~ United States Marshal
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United States W. Schooner Elm T.. r-..

United states vs.. Schooner Ella l.. Tre.
TN THE UNITED STATES rl1eES' DISTRICT coror
4 district Of Louisiana No. 1O.6O3-In obed,ence
10 an admiralty warrant. to me directed ia above
en.itIed suit have seized and taken into M DOS.
LIE sCHOONER ELLA L. TREFETHERN her
JACKIE Jackie, boats, apparel, etc. now hbeled by the
nov nov pending in the District Court Of the United
AND 90 hereby cite and admonish the owner or
or pretending to have any right title or in
t teiesG IN OF TO the same to be and appear at Ds
court OF the Cniteu States for the district ayor
salo' 70 DC holden at the city of New Orleans n,
e .no hlst Monday of March. to show cause If
nt lucy h nave or can why the said schooner sbould
prayer of libelant sAooa'iy 10 tho
United states Nsrshals Office, New Oryaa,.
- 20 y 81, 1912 s. B. PACKARD
Jd<o it9 ~ 70 United Etata. Mon,l.,
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Adam Wagner ct al. vs.. Steamship Civ
HOustnu IVY

Adam Wagner ct al. vs.. Steamship Civ
-. Of Houston.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COrRr
Il district OF Louisiana, No. 10 6O4 In obed;ence
20 an admiralty warrant, to me directed in the
my possession o" inV"
THE STEAMSHIP CITY OF HOUSTON her
sacae' apparel etc, now lbeled by Adam W agner
OF Al Tor the causes set forth in the HheI now
States. VI 'no otii'oo
owners thereof and all and every person or ner
sons having or pretending to have any RICH t. title
VI ShtereSt IN or to the same to be and appe ar at
aforesaid to be holden at the city Of New Or leans
an a snS 15s1 Monday sVa Of March show
should not be condemned and sold aoreea hIp IN
the prayer of libelants ~ sA0o""i1 ="
United States Marshals Office, New Orleans
'G =; 1a %; 1910. s. B. PACKARD
Jdoo ItS ~ ~ United States NarshaI
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| day for tomorrow at P. NJ.
by consent, Mr.. Devices, of Red River
called up House bill No. SO, Joint resolution
for the relief of H. j. Twitchell. late +ax
collector for the parish of Red River; r. A..
Devices, late tax collector for the parish of
lie Soto; ID. ii. Boultt, ST., late tax colIec.
tor 1or she parish of Natchitoches, and
their sureties, which passed it's second read
ing and was considered as engrossed.
Inc constitutional rules being suspended,
the Dill was placed upon its third reading
and final passage; its title was adopted
and 1t was ordered to be sent to the Senate
for concurrence.
Mr.. Demas, Of st. John, moved to recon.
siaer the vote whereby the bill was finally
adopted, and also moved to lag the motion
to reconsider on the table.
Carried
Mr.. Stewart, of Tensas moved for a ana.
pension OF the rules SO as to consider Honsa
Dill NO. 70, the City Park tax bill.
Lost.
By consent Mr.. Martinez. of ST. Martin
introduced House bill No. Ie9, a Joint reso.
luton relative to Paul Dry.
Read first time.
The constitutional rules being Suspended.
the bill was read second time. and re-.
ferred to the delegation of the parish of St.
Martin and ono member to be appointed bv
the Speaker.
1.-The Speaker resumed the chair
BY consent, and under previous not;ca
Mr.. Hunsaker introduced House bill No
LAO, an act entitled an act for the relief of
those mortgage stockholders of the Cit.
zens' Bank Of Louisiana whose loans have
been fully paid up, and repeating act No.
a. acts OF 1873, approved March IL, 1873
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Thirty-nfnth Days PROCEEDINGS.

| House OF REPRESENTATIVES
| New Orleans, February 20, 1875
| The House met pursuant to adjournment
Speaker Hahn in the chair.
! The roll was called, and the followin
members answered to their names:
| Speaker Hahn and Messrs. Armstead, But
ton, Cousin, Drury, Davidson. Devices, De
| Lacey, DickeusOn, Demas, Floyd, Guichard
Grant, Gracien, Hill of Ascension, Hill o
Ouachita, Hubeau, Honore, Jourdain
johnson of Caddo, johnson of De Soto
Jones of POinte Coupee. Heating, Lane
Lowell, Levisee, Mathews of Tensas, Muir
rell, Martinez, Milon, Marie, Pierson, Poin
dexter, Piles, Richards, Randall, Ridgely
Ray, Raby. Rochon, Stewart, Sutton
Southland, Snaer, Sartain, Tyler, Triplet
Thomas, Wilson, Woods, Wright, Yorkt
SO.
Fifty-six members present and a quo
rum.
Prayer by the chaplain.
The reading of the journal was dispensed
with and it was approved.
The following communications from the
State Auditor were received and accepted:
STATE OF LOUISIANA }
New Orleans, February %, 1875
To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
house Of Representatives
In my report for the year 1874 the name
of Mr.. T. G.. Williams, State tax collector
for the parish of Caldwell, appears as a
defaulter for the sum of $lO.l27 81.
The sum of $40l4 18 OF this amount has
been made good by the return OF his certi-
fed delinquent list. and the balance settled
satisfactorily to this office.
CHARLES CLINTON.
Auditor.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Auditors Office, ,
New Orleans February %, 1875. }
To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
House OF Representatives:
In my report for the year 1874 Mr.. r. X.
Anderson, tax collector for Carroll parish,
is reported as defaulter in the sum of
$5HI 10.
Mr.. Anderson has now made satisfactory
for the com pletion OF his
and only awaits the arrival of
his delinquent list to effect the same, to
cover small balance due the State.
Very respectfully.
Auditor.
The Speaker announced the following
appointments as mem bers of standing
Committee on Health and Quarantine,
Mr. V. Rochon. of st. Martin, in place of
William Ward.
Committee ON State Library, Mr.. V. Ro-
,hon, Of St. Martin, in place of William
Ward.
Committee on Railroads, Mr.. w. D.
floyd, of st. Helena.
Committee on Public Buildings. Mr. D.
;. Hill, of Ouachita, in place Of William
Ward.
Committee on Banks and Banking, Mr. L.
|. Martinez, of St. Martin.
Committee on Federal Relations. Mr. L. |
!. Martinez, OF st. Martin, in place of |
William Ward.
Committee on Appropriations, Mr.. r. F.
of St. Bernard.
The Committee on Enrolment submitted
le following report, which was received
nd accepted:
COMMITTEE ON ENROLLMEyr1 |
New Orleans. February % 1875. |
the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
House Of representatives:
Your Committee on Enrolment beg leave
report as having been duly enrolled:
House bill No. l04, an act making an an.
'opriation of $l5S,OOO out Of the general
nds in the State treasury, or received in
q treasury during the year 1875, for the
lyment OF the mileage and per diem of
embers, salaries OF officers and employees,
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United States vs.. schoor.. 49,.

Tn THE UNITED STATES nr.rn,c, a.a
Il District Of Louisiana, No. ioson oo tadI
ss 20 an admiralty warrant to me dirac.e% IN
into move mU entitled suit have seized and taken
un tha SCHOONER ANITA. now lise,ea nv thu
now nfarss 'or the Causes set forth in the uh
States. "oins In the District Court Of the United
oxnsra 40 hereby cite and admonsh the ovner q,
SOM hsvna or snd al and OF
81 interest in or to the same to be and rgas tue
Aforesaid so to Of the United States for TIE district
o. tho hrss noSdsV3 az sss city Of New Orleans
sb any they have can why the saS scS css
prayer Of lib SG condemned and sold aSrees5y
1, United States Marshars once. Nav or,a,o.
jazz fs9 242a u,;.s. D.; PACKARD,
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new Orleans Towboat Association vs.. Shin

n
MIL The UNITED STATES DISTRICT COrRT
70 an admiralty warrant to me d,rer.eS in -
upre en.tled suit. have seized and tax en- into
, THE SHIP HANNAH MORRIS, now ,ibe,sd ,,u tho
n.m, U.leans Iowboat Association Joseph Leach
anager ct al for the causes set forth in he libel
States. sAiee Oouft VI the United
ana 40 hereby cite and admonish the O wner or
So tnereof and all and every person or per-
NV having or pretending to have any rig hit .Itle
" .eies' IN or to the same. to be and an pear AT
a nstIict Court of the United States for the d.
1C Aforesaid, to be holden at the CITY of NJ
Url.ans, on the third Monday of March TO show
shhases any they have or can, why the a Aid aim
sa nov oe condemned and be sold agre eabv to
ruary II, 1875. q p q. ~ isans reo-
fel2 % mh5 Is rrita. .aChAhD,
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'ss~I
-gts report contains very full incormations
81 SN 'sle workings of the public schoo! sys-
s5&ns Ia this State and merits your earnest
association
WILLIAM P KELLOGG.
Governor.
tsrl motion of Mr.. Burcb the message
gss,assisred to be spread upon the minutes.
- rsxt the usual numbers Of copies be
aoxi Cor the use of the Senate.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
1ly unanimous consent, Mr. Pollard in
Vvs<tced bill, entitled an act to incor
:sseeEsss tie Mount Zion Christian Benevolent
~Sbra-Oy of the City Of New Orleans.
Har olu was read the first time.
rsrse constitutional rule was suspended by
10 Gos,rEifths vote, the bill was read the
lssssss d time and referred to the Committee
ssG Corporations and Parochial Affairs.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
Nsr. Masicot submitted the following
anyxx---
S.11oaal1TzE ON ENROLMENT AND EsGRossNRNr,l
New Orleans Feb:uA 20. 1875. :
zses Sss honorable President and Members Of the |
<AzxAca
EsaEr Committee on Engrossment and |
beg leave to report the follow |
zaay afliA ss duly engrossed. to wit:
,-ss11aes bill No. 81, Al act to punish per !
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ASE.E,sy advertisements, inserted every other
ape, an enlarged twO-thirds OF the above rates
g<yex1s- page monthly advertisements, each
A4zEss. Il O. per mouth. -,
Tracasss1s advertisements, having the run Of the
s&~sx .tyEt insertion s. 50 per square, each susse
ssHaxt .ss,ertaon seventy-6ve cents per square
ecn1xst page transient advertisements, each IN.
go nsys II SO per square. $50
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