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hansactimg business in Washington.
AUCTIONEERs.
Duncnnson Bros, Ninth aud u sts.
Wash. H. Williams, -. cor. Tenth street
BOOKSELLEIlS AND STATIONERY
soomOns a Chapman, OIL Pcnnsylvnnia avenue
ShlllingtOm ia. avenue and EOur-nhh a half street.
Mn lallsntync, ~ seventh street. ,
W. II. y y. II. Morrison, ~ Pennsylvania avenue.
L. NJ. Whitaker Vernon Row, rlL ave. and Tenth ST
BAKEluk
Felix Dcsfosses ,.gI2 II street
CLOTllINa
T. S. Jus,h GIO d street.
Dentists.
Dr. Z DcMontrevie. No. ls.l T. northwest
DRUGGISTS.
IOughlns Temple Drug store, and Ninth stree'S
Entwi,e, Pennsylvania avenue and Twelfth street
EDUCATIONAL.
Edward c. Townsend, Ill3 Ninth street northwest
Mr.. $; l. Fuller. Art school, 1915 street II, ".
Miss linrrOvcr, l:ss street
GHGSIEr1Gwn HooI GolIGsS O., Gs%IESt"wn; ro d.
Park SEMINARY, bo6 fith street northwest ,.
school Of Music 10. Eighth sireeL ~
M@scS Ae"dSy j. + 'HnISSd h" lna ~ T"S S%SG street
FINE ARTS.
Markrter, 6,G L street northwest
HOTELS
st James Hotel, corner sixth and Pennsylvania ave
s mGss PENN, EeI1h aa T sd s4es ,TsS
wornicy's, II and Fifteenth streets
Morton House, W aud VA street
fremont House.
HATTERS.
u. H. StnemctZ, leT Pennsylvania avenue
INSURANCE
Potomac Fire Insurance Company, 5S High street
Georgetown.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
ElsemRn Brothers corner seventh and streets
4. Saks 4 To-, Seventh street
u. Robinson Il Co.. voJ Pennsylvania avenue
PIANOS
sanders & Stayman Pcuua. ave and Twelfth street
PIIOTO.LITHOGRAPHE
Norris Peters, hoto.lithographer No +iS Penn
hylYania avenue.
REAL ESTATE
Is. H. Warner, ,AlG / street northwest
IUhn Sherman -. Cloud BuilduJ.
Fitch X Fox, Frecdmuns hank building, 1909 Pa ave
SEWING MACHINES
McKenncy Il Co., III Ninth street
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DRorosALs For FRESH BEEF. MuTToN. &e

OFFICE oF POsr AND DKrOr C. g.,
WAsHISarOS, u. C., June Q. ts1S
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will be received at
this Office uniil u oco k noon, Friday June H. is7s
for all the Fresh Beef Corned Beef and Mutton that
be Repaired nt this Depot for twelve months or
such less time as the eComnissaryteneral may direct
commencing July !, 1873 Proposals for choice Fresh
Beoi, Cornei Beef and Mutton for sale to officers
must be separate from proposals for beef 10 issue and
will be considered separately.
Further Information aud conditions can be obtained
on application at this office -
THOMAS WILSON
10 Captain and &, =,
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BANK
1890 II Street.

THE GERMANAMERICAN SAVINGS BANK
l. No. oS2 fs'Iest northwest, corner Seventh stree
Open daily frOm 10 m TO p. NJ. on Saturday even
higs from to p M to receive depositH only Amer
first deposit any amount from hve cents upwards Te-
ceived. safe deposit boxes for rent In fire and burg
lArpTOOf vault at so, t26O sl6 S25 and go year.
The largest and most convenient boxes In the city
nclA-lV
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DROP0SALS.
Navy Paw OFErCF

NAVY PAY OFFICE, |
wAsrISGTUS d, c, May -, ISIS.
Sealed proposals Will be we'd at this office until
IL O'Clock the 10th day OF June 1875 for supply.
ing such quantities Of Fresh Reef and Ncge a6lcs,
Fresh Bread, and for baking Bread ~ may be re-
qured at the nnvyyard and station at Washington D.
C., for the fiscal year ending June ~, lS1Q
Blank forms OF offer, and all necessary Information
as to specifications and the quantities required b.
procured by applying to the Inspector OF Provisions
W. W. WILLIAMS,
mysJ Paw Inspectnr United States Navy,
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PRorosALs FOR sTEAMrIPE, Potash, SC
NAVY PAY OFFICE

WAsHISuToS, u. G.. May ~, 1873
Sealed proposals In duplicate to he endorsed PRO.
poshs for supplies will he received at this office
until 4 m, tho FIFTEENTH DAY OF JUNE, isIs,
FOR articles to be delivered at the NayyYard Wash
ingtOn free ofany expense TO the Governm ent, and
suhye't to the usual inspection and approval.
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS
Articles embraced In requisltlous No. 81. 8s CO. and
~. consisting OF steam-Pipe, Potash White Lead,
In detail nj this Office.
Yns right IL reserved TO reject any or all bids ir they
ava est deemed Advantageous to the Government.
npfonsuss security required on the BIDS for the
prompt aud faithful delivery Of the articles. Each
for bids at this Office. W. W, WILLIAMS
my31 Paw y.Insnector 4. 4 n
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DRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.

.Posr-OrFTCH DErAnTMEST, May ~, 1875.
sealed proposals will be receive at this Department
until ~ O'Clock ~. on TIIuRSHAN, June 20 l,7s
for iurRiShing STATIONERY for the PostOniCe De
rartmrnt for one year from July /, ISIS.
Blank forms OF. prOnOsals showing the Items and
estimated quantities required together with CIRCULAR
relating thereto, Will be- furnished application To
this Department
Proposals should be addressed to the First Assist.
ant pOstmAstcTGeneral, and indOrsed Proposals for
Stationery u. NJ. KEY,
Postnlaster-tipmeTal
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DRoPOSAI.s FOR MATERIAL.

OFFICE OF rHE PUBLIC PRINTER,
WAsHlSGTuS, May u. 1879.
Proposals will he received by the Public Printer.
until The 18Th day Of June 1873 ~ IL uclC OK H. NJ for
"mnerinl" for The use Of the Government Printing
ONCE from July ISIS, to June "A, lsH. Schedules
materials desired, and such Instructions relating @
qunn titles, terms of bidding etc. may b. deemed
cApediInt Will be furnished on application 10 this
CiliCc. Address JND. u. DEFlEES,
my2J Public Printer, Washing on, ID G.
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PROPOSALS FOR STAMPED ENVELOPES
L AND NEWSPApER MRAPpERS


POsr.DrFICE DEpARTNESr,
WAsiIISgTOS, d. g., June I, 1873
SCALED proposals will DO recelvel from envelope
manufacturers until u o'clock M, Tue day, the I'd
day OF July, ISIS, for furnishing all the stamped en-
veiopeS' and newspaper wrappers" which this Dc
lag period of fur % years commencing on the Ist
day OF October, ISIS.
Specimens OF the envelopes and wrappers n whi, II
PROPOSALS nre vited, showing the different quai
and coOrs OF paper required the cuts and style u
cumming, with blank forms OF Slds, and spccihrU-
tons giE Ing nlll Information may he had on npli
ton tO the Third Assistant Postmaster Genera WASH
ingtOn, u. G. ID. NJ KEY,
juno l. pOstmaste rflenernl.
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COMMERCIAL.
Georgetown Grain Market.
Baltimore General Market.

GEORGETOwS. June 7, 1873,
The market for all kinds of grain con inue steady
without any special change In quotations.
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THE SPRING Is HERE.

NOW Is THE TIME TO SELL.
Ladies' Gents. and ChildTen's Cast-on Wearing
Apparel boots, shues, sc, al extraordinary high
cash prices, at "JuSTR'S OLD STAND" No. 8l6D
street northwest Ali notes by mail Will be promptly
attended ". mar2Ju
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FINANCIAL.

New York Money Market.
NEW YoRK. June 7, 1879.
Money easy Mt sdL
Exchange strong. Long, 4s5; short, 4s7
Gold steady at i0i.
GOVERNMENT BOMBS.
Government bonds active at the following quota.
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District Courts,
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT

On motion of Walter S. Cox, esq, Mr.. George A.
Saver was admitted to the ba.. Mr.. william II.
Patterson, Of South Carolina applied for admission,
and the application was referred TO the examining
committee. Zantzinger vs.. Ganter; bill dismissed
without prejudice at cost of complainant. Irwin
VS. Payne; dismissed for failure TO print y. a +.
ID. X. Co. w. District OF Columbia; decree below
affirmed. Gallagher, Loan Co. vs.. District OF Co.
lumbia; decree below affirmed. Pollok VS.. Flcm.
ing; amended decree. TroOk vs.. u. & T.. X. r. Co.;
decree below affirmed. Cape Ann Granite Com.
pany vs.. Blunt; order setting demurrer aside Hibb
VS. District Of Columbia Elliott vs. District of Co.
lumba bill dismissed and injunction denied.
affirmed new trial denied Darby vs. +. 8. aud 7.
Co., judgment below affirmed Shea vs.. Duln
decree reversed. Jackson VS.. Holland Judgment
below affirmed. Adjourned until to-day
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PROPOyALS.
DRoPOsALs FOR PARk sETTEEs.
OFFICE or NATIONAL cruFrrnrEs,

OFFICE or NATIONAL CrMETrRtEs
wAsuISgroS, ID. &. May ~, is7s
Sealed prop posais in irplcnte with a COPY OF this
advertisement attached to each, will he received
ihis office until noon o. WEDNESDAY, June ",
with Wooden Stats, to feet In iengthL
Bids should be accompanied with design or designs
Of the Settee proposed to lie furnished.
Settles TO be delivered ready for shipment either In
New York, PHILADELPHIA, baltimore, or Washington
ut the option Of the bidder.
Proposals. should be marked Proposals for Park
Setees, and addressed to the undersigned by whom
they will he opened nj tho time above specified,
when bidders nle invited to be present
A. p. ROCKWELL, Captain and A. q. NJ, L. g. A..
mysO In charge OF National Cemeteries,
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DRoPosALs FOR FUEL

IDkOPOsALS FOR FlEI
QuARrERMAsTERs OFfICE,
UNITED STATES MARINE COHIS,
WAsHISGTOS, April IA. ls7s.
Sealed proposals. In duplicate, will he received nj
this Office until u O'Clock m. OF FRIDAY, the lIth
day OF June next, for Supplying Wood and Coal To
the United states marines, at more of the fol-
lowing stations, from is July, 1873 to oh June isID:
Tons Cords
OF Coal. of Wood.
Portsmouth, New IIampslire-........... 10 ~
ChnrlcstOwn, Massnchus ITO ~
Brooklyn, New York, Including As
siShnt Quartcfmaster's Onicc, New
League island, near Phlaiephia, Pa,
Including Assistant Quartrrnastcrs
Dnlce, delpha...u.................. 20 10
Washington. District Of Columbia, in
cluding guard al Naval Magazine. 200 ~
Annapolis, Maryland ...................... .-- ~
l'ospOtt. near Norfolk Nn..o....n....... 10 ~
Mare Island. California .............,..... 100
with the privilege Of Increasing the quantities one
ih.ri.)
Specifications, with blank proposals. can be or
tanned upon application ni any Of the stations named
or Rt the offices Of the QuaItcrnnStpr, Washington.
u. e., Assistant Quartcrinn,tcrS 226 South Fourth
street, Philadelphia, Pa, and 80 Broad street. New
York.
Proposals should h. ndUrsrd " Proposals for Fus'
ard addressed u the undersigned.
W. II. SLACK.
uy1.tNIW Major and OuuTpTmNSpT
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CIRCUIT coUnT-JUsTIcE HUMPHREYS.

Kirk VS.. Broche; verdict for plaintiff for SIS.
Miller VS., Citizens National Bank: plaintiff called
and suit dismissed. Washington Market Company VS..
Mullins and Andrews & Wade; continued defend.
ants To pay costs up TO present time. Massey VS..
Davis; plaintiff called and suit dismissed. Brown
y Wallace ". Straning: plaintiff called and suit
dismissed. Scott VS.. Gleason; dismissed by court.
Berry VS.. Fnzier; judgment by default for s32i 81
Freeman vs. Fitzpatrick; judgment by default for
5000. Chinn VS.. District Of Columbia; discontin.
ued by plaintiff Barth VS.. Cuttings, garnshee; of
calendar. Grcenway 4 Co., VS.. Gittings garnshee:
off calendar. Barbour & Hamilton vs. Cuttings,
garnshee; of calendar. United States, use of Reid
Ct al, vs.. Thomas ct al. dismissed. Carroll & Fiz-
hugh vs.. Tillman dismissed. Sansbury ct al. VS..
Miller ct al; settled. Grafton VS.. Evans; dismissed.
Mathisvs. Schwarzenberg; dismissed. Burohell vs..
Carpenter; judgment for plaintiff
Adjourned until Monday at eleven a. IN.
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DRoposALs FOR RATIoNs.

PRoPosALS FOR RATlONs.
QUARTERNAsTER's OFFICE,
UNITED STATES MARINE (nRIs,
WAsHlSGTuS, Aprl N. ISIS.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, Will be received nj
this Office unLl l. O'Clock OF TUESDAY, the llllI
day OF June next, for furnishing rallOns To the United
States marines, ut one or more OF the following stu
tions frOm July ], lsIS, TO 3th June, ls7O:
Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
thaTlC stown, Massachusetts,.
LraS1e Island near Philadelphia, Penn.
Washington, District of Columbia.
GospOr, near Norfolk, Virginia
Annapolis, Maryland.
Mare Island, California.
Specifications, with blank proposals, can be OBJ
nined upon application Mt any OF the stations named
or nt the offices OF the Qnarternascr. Washington
u. c. and Assistant Quartcrnasters, s South Fourth
York.
Proposals should he indorsed Proposals for Ra.
tions' and addressed to the undersigned
my7-twiw Major and QuartermRster.
NAVY PAY OFFICE,
IN WASHINGTON, u. c.. May 25, 1873.
poSals for Coal and Charcoal" win be received At this
Office until Il M the lth day OF June 1875, for he
below descrbedl Oal aud Charcoal TO he delivered AT
In carts to be provided by the Government free OF
xpense subject TO the usual inspection, and be
weighed at the navyyhrd scales The contractor to
pay the cost Of inspection.
Five hundred (5NO) tons Cumberland Coal. run OF
mine; free from dirt and all other defects 2.2iO
pounds per ton.
Three hundSed (aoO) bushels Charcoal hest quality
prompi and faithful delivery OF the above '"'
W W. WILLIAMS,
myG Pay Inspector United States Navy.
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srn-TnEAsrRY srATEMrNT,

Baanccs-Ciolc .............. s2i 23s GIS OD
Currency y.......................... 39,yBO,55s %
Interest paid. ....... TOOO 90
Paid tor 5000 90
Customs receipts. $4,000 70
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DIRECTORY.

The Principal business Houses OF wash
ington.
The fo''oring Is published for The benefit Of TrGr-
cling Saiesmeni, Strangers, and The public gener.
GHy-it Includes all trades and professions, and
cannot fail to prorc Of interest 10 all WhO intend
tdnsacting business in Washington.
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FOR THE LADIES.
HOTELS.
FREMONT HOUSE.

Parties who desire good hotel board. with cooi and
airy rooms locate Ht thus voTite hotel for tho
sunim,r months at the following feducC rates; ecu
lrmnn and wife, 80 to (On per month: snJe rooms
IS toe month Rnd - 10 no per week. Table board
sN per month and o. per week. Jciu
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A TURKISH BATH.

TaE SMITH 4 EGGE MANUFACTURING Co.
LOCK BOX lOl nRInGErOWT CONN,
Manufacturers Of spepinliiys N Light Hardware and
metallic goods generally Government and Giant Pad
locks, sewing Machine Lock-, Piano Locks, Organ
Locks, the automatically made Giant sash Chuin.
pcrinT To every other aud very much cheaper No
special pulley required, The smith d tgg MunufaI-
turlng Company also gives special attention to tho
making Of estimates for the cost Of the anufclnTe
Of patented Inventions aud all the necessary tools,
nnd the II aHuia turing of the SAME on royalty AA
COMMUNICATIONS treated cOnidcninlly
myg7MWEUu
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VNKENIH IIOTEI,
II SO and COS Fourteenth street northwest
u, ard On the EuroIean plan at slD pcr month. or
si.IO IeT day. including room
summer garden attached TO the c.,ab lshment.
tcl I'm J. NJ. PEREARD,
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srATE noSDs.
ds quiet and steady. The following are the
STOCKS.

Stocks strong. The quotations are as
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PROPOSALS.

JOHN SHERMAN. Auc,Ionc r. r., - -
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FOR SALE.

4 HAVE FOR SALE, in the town Of
Il Bagdad, near Lake CHARLES, La.
nearly six acres of land, 800 orange
trees set ont, and about 4. 900 in mrs.
cry, all free from the scale insect.
:, Also about fifty head of hogs. from
three tosfonr years old, chiefly meat
hogs. Mp gMaPT
Orange Grove, Bagdad, Calcasieu
Parrish. La. June q, 1878.
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OFFICIAL.
To tlae Qualified Electors of the
S1ate Of Louisiana.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE, ]
STATE oF LOUISIANA,
New Orleans. July II. 1878.

OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE,
STATE or LOUISIANA,
New Orleans, July II, 1878. J
IN pursuance of article lat of The consiitn-
ton of this state, publication is hereby given
to the voters of this State of the proposed
amendments TO the constitution Of this State,
agreed TO by t,vo-thrrds of the members elected
10 each house OF, the General Assembly. al its
session of 1878, and which are iequire to be
published, three months beiure the next gem
ersll election Tor Representatives to the General
Assembly in at least one newspaper in every
parish Of this State, in which a newspaper shall
be pub i,ied. Said amendments appear more
fully 10 acts Nss. ~ and ~ of the regular ses
sion of the General Assembly of 1878, and in
act Nc. IL OF the extra session of the General
Assembly 81 1878, which are officially published
for The information of the voters, and which
viii he submitted 10 the people at the next gen
erai el-cti9R, to be held on the & th day of No
vember, (next) 1878. in su~h a manner and
form that the people m " vote iar against
each amendment, separately, and if majority
of the votes AT said election shall approve and
ratify all or either of said amendments, the
same shall become part of the constitution.
WILL. a. STRONG,
Secretary of State.
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NuAIRER SIXTEEN.


In order to provide for the establishment OF
the judicial system created by the above amend
ments. and to prevent the evils or an interreg-
mum, it is hereby ordained by the people OF
Louisiana:
First-That the General Assembly, which
meets the first Man4ay in January, 1879. shall,
in accordance with the foregoing amendments,
im medIatelv redistrict the State, and propide
for the authority of clerks and the election and
criminal jurisdiction If Justices of the peace.
Seeona-That as soon as the Legislature shall
have acted as Aforesaid, the 6ovetnur snail ny
proclamation call an eertiun for Ju tees OF the
peace for each parish. except the parish OF Or
leans, and for district j hges, in each district
treated by the redistric ing, where one or more
parishes have besn added, taken from the
existing judicial district and for State att1r~
news, ms above provided. except in the parish
OF Orleans, where the district attor ey IN the
parish shall be State attorney This election
shall be held on the same day throughout the
State which ly shall mt ne less than sixty
nur more than ninety days after the passage Of
said act. The terms Of the officers elected At
said election shall expire at the general election
of 1880. and the limitation on change OF DIS
triets, oftener than once every tnur ye"rs, shall
not be con idered as having effect lure the
general election of 1880.
Thirrl-Thal the Judicial system. rs estah>
lished Ivy the constitution of 1888. shall reniain
in force until the expiration OF inc thirii.th ha'
after said election. excluding from the compu-
tatian the day of the election.
Fourth The adoption OF these amendments
shall not vacate the Offices of the present clerks
OF courts in each parish.
NUMBER SEVENTEEN.
article hundred and ;hirtytwo OF the
constitution of 1869 shall he abrogated.
NUMBER EIGHTEEE
The Superi1tend of Public Education shall!
receive lazy of thirty five huntred dollars,
payable quarter on his own warrant.
NUMBER NINETEEN
No license Tx sha be imposed by the State,
OF any parish OF mum ip j authority. on any
mechanical trade manufactury or factory. ex~
eept such as may require police resu atoms, in
towns and cities.
NUMBER TWENTY
The Legislature is authorized to exempt
from State, municipal or p IRISH taxation hous--
hold goods. such as furniture. wearing apparel.
tools Of ira profession and family portraits.
not exceeding in aggregate value the sum OF
Eve hundred dollars.
ACT NO. II, EXTRA SESSION OF 1877.
NUMBER TwENTY-oNE
Strike out the first part of article l42 of the
constitution of Is s. which rercs: "a univer~
sity shall re established aud maintained il the
city OF New ORLEANS 1t shall be c1mrosed of
a law, a medica and collegiate department
E 'ch with appropriate faculties. The General
Assembly shall provide by law for lis orgs,niza-
Iiun ana ma utenlnce;' and ius~r: "The univ0r>
'ity shall oe maintained. 1t shall be composed |
If a law medical and an academic:il depart
nen', and such otter dep trImentS as may he
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Haskell House
LAKE CHARLES, cALCAeIEU PArrvu
LOUISIANA.

THE undersigned has Just .onao.a
IL the above named hotel. on Pna'
street. between tire Catholic chn,I
and Moss & Riddick store. The b,;,a
ing is large, two story house md I' ho.
recently been completely renovataI
throughout, and newly painted al, an
the furniture is entirely new. and nm, n"
chased expressly for this hotel MI m.
table will he supplied with the hest s tIe
market affords. A large feed sta lIo
will soon be finished. in the rear If , sI's
hotel lot. The l,otel is admir.bly 'yo er'
tilated and well lighted. The botaI IL
measures $50 feet by 4t,0 feet. II Win
be the aim of the proprietor 10 m,,ks i
a first clnss hotel in every particular
Commercial travellers will find it a,,la"s
ant stopping place. Prices moderate
to suit the times
w. TEL. HASKELL.
July ii, 1873. Proprie,n
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NEW FIRM.
j. w. Bryan & Co..
DEALERS IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
DEALERS IN

A I the old stand of BRYAN & Clement.
N on the corner of RYAN street and
Courthouse square, hive converted
the entire lower story of the large huild-
ing at that place into Il grand depot for
the sale of an immense stock of goods,
that IRE now open. and which they are
selling at prices defying competition. A
continuance of the patronage formerly
extended to Bryan & Clement is res
pectfully solicited.
March IA, 1873.
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NUMBER FOURTEEN.

In lien of the Office of district attorney, estab-
lished by article ninets%two of the constitution
OF 1858, there shall be elected. by the qualif ed
voters of each parisa, States attorney there's
for, who's al be a citizen of the United States,
and who shall have been a resident of the State
and a pracici < and duly licensed attorney al
iaw. fur al least tsso years. lie shall receiye a
salary from the State OF not less than three nor
more than seven hundred dollars per annam
TO he provided by law upon the basis of repre-
sentstion in the House of Rep ,essntatiges, and
payable quarterly on his own warrant lie
shall be ex~offici' attorney of the parish, and
receive spch salary therefrOm as may be fixed
by the parochiai authorities, not t,exeeed sever
hundred dollass per annnm. He shall moreover
receive such lees of Once rs may be allowed by
law. In H. cityrof New Orleans tie State
attorney shall resolve snch compensation from
the city, in addition 10 the salary above pro.
vidsd. as may he established by law. ne shat
he slecte at The same time with the In,iges O.
the district consts, aud shall hold his Office fcl
the term Of four years.
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Ho, FOR CALCAsIEU PASS.
f~ n The handsome, swift run.
ming nropeller

- ss1sazI1s9ttf# ming lnopeilef
R A M O s.
has resumed regular senii-weekly trips
from Lake Charles to Leesburg. fC.tl,
casien Pass, carrying the United States
Null. All down and mp trips bv day
light. Accommodation for eight pas
sengers. Excellent Inducements to
hunting and fishing parties.
Fare, Each Way. So so.
Leaves Lake Charles MONDAYS and
Thursdays at 6 a M; arrives ut Lees
burg same DAYS.
Leaves I,eesburg Wednesdays and
saturdays at 6 a. M; arrives at Lake
Charles same days.
Schedule running time between both
places, twelve hours; actual running
time, much less.
TH0S II. REYNOLDS.
Apfii 20. 1870. Master.
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HoMEsTEAD PArENrs

am now prepared as usual to make
j tinal proof of Homestead Entries,
ana procure patents for same. also to
procure patents for tentlies made pre-.
vious to the late war.
Homestead and State Land entries
attended to with punctuality and dis
patch.
THAD. MAYO.
Lake Charles, June7, lo77-ly.