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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-01

NuTE.-All members present except l. 6 Carpcn-
ter, detained from bis seat 10y sicAirss.
After the result had been announced there seemed
TO be little debate at the Clerks and speakers
desks as 10 whether there should be another ballot
whercuIOn Mr. +. A. Carpenter, who Las acted -
leader Of the CoIking the iror, rushed mp
saying: We can lake only-o ballot under the
resolution" The Speaker announced tho resuinp-
ton of Legislative business. Mr.. MolicT reap
peared on his feet full Of his long deferred oIatury
on the Street Railroad bill. and When he said As
was about to remark MT. Speaker the spectators
knowing that the spectacle of the Gay was over
rose nth one accord aud turned their faces 10 the
door.
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INCREASE IN B1NK CANCELLATIONS

WASHINGTON. May 3l.-The Controller OF
the Currency reports the additional Na'iona bank 'irn
lat,on issued during the month of May NJ S33I@o1o
The amount surrendered and destroyed was sl7+1'l9
sbyin An Increase ~ circulation during the month ~
Il 5Jlljl The net increase 81 National bank notes
dnrnc the year ending June ISL Is S92l629O The
Jerrense ~ legalrudcr notes on deposit during the
pth ~ MAY for the purpose ~ retiring National bank
,,,l,t,,, wa. $40 II = aud the increase during the
~ ,n,iiug lime l. was Sl5.7l2936 The amount now
nm dci,osit for this PURPOSE l. Sb133lJ'9 The toi1
,nt nf National bank notes outstanding on June l.,
Ill l. Sl3Ol2 l03 which il the largest amount ever
icI The circulation W III. National gold banks not
included In the above IL 81 ,OJ9.@@J.
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THE ANTHRACITE COAL TRADE.

!. PHILADELPHIA, May Slit is stated that
tbs coal interests have given their assent TO the plan
restricting production proposed by the receivers Of
- Reading Railroad Company. except Samuel Sloan,
- he Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
ponpany. The plan substantially agreed upon is that
Myosk on null time every hibernate week The work
VIII be carried this week establish basis for cal
1elattea OF slotments The Philadelphia aud Reading
Eoat end Iron Company and individual operators
Seeded to-day TO advance the prices Of all sizes OF Lar
ses Of iafbery 10 cents and OF Lykens 10 cents per
bOo OF Elzabethport
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TILE ErROPEAY SQUADEON.

WASHINGTON. May 3l.-Rear Admiral Howell,
commanding the United states naval force on the Iuro-
mean station reports TO the Navy Department. under
date Casellanarr III sabia May ID; THE QlihhephuE
i.d frou G brnltar for the Quarantine Station New
-, ~, May Z touching at Madeira. The Gacna
ar,1 from staha May II for VILE Franchc. where
h viii take In coal and prov visions The Nlpsie was to
49,, '.ihr,itnr on or about MAY for VILE Franche
,,,nos, lnnyiug Castcamarc this day on the flagship
Tr,nton for Vile Franchc, where the Court 81 lhqiry
,,non the grounding Of the tialcna VIII De held Inc
b,olth of the squadron Is very good
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OBITUARY.
HIGH J. ANDERSON.

PORTLAND, Me-, May 31.-The Hon. Hugh
Anderson died at his residence here this afternoon AZ
the age OF eighty years Mr. Anderson wa born bei
fast, Me, and received an academic eduoaton' no
1901 In mercantile pursuits for time early In
mo hrt aferWard became Clerk OF Waldo County, hold
ING the office from 1927 1887 While holding the once
NJ Comfy Clerk he studied law In 1895 he was eeeea
a.. S,onrreas NV the Democrats, ana was rcelecteu N
70 s AZ he was elected Governor OF the State, TO
which position twice reelected He Wa r oo s
m Iso held the ofoe Of Sixth Auditor Of the treasury
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MRS. GARfrELD's IMPRorED HEALTH

WASHINGTON, May 31.-NIrs. Garfield has
eep entirely free fever since Saturday and now
RAPIDLY recovering The lresdcn, viii soon remove ms
family To the Soldiers Home for the summer AT the
,ir.t rcetIny day ne announced his intention OF
attending the graduating exercises Of the Naval Aca
cmy at Annapolis on june 10, and me comnsuceihen'
,,ercises at Williams College on July 4, ana D.
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KILLED By LIGHTNING.

BosroN, May 31.-At Salem Last evening
lightning struck thu house Of John Colbert HIS son
Francis was killed aud two other children "ete hI"os d
seuseless. Two three other hOuSCS "Vio '''"0N' ~
several people were injured -.
PrrrsplELD Mas. May 3l.-A severe thunder s,or'n
prevailed here yesterday afternoon accompanied ny
hail storm Some OF tho hastones Were Over III
aens Henry KlOsman, teamster' was STRUCK " he"'-
and cd
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.zRnY OF TIE CUMBERLAND SOCIETY.

C1ArTANooeA, Tenn, May 31.-An enthusi-
ns msesfng of citizens held last night TO arrange
Ae entertainment Of the Society OF the Army OF the
enbsrisnd, which meets here on September 2l. Pres
eset Garfield, secretary lincoln and other members of
Cabinet have informed the secretary that they viii
Eosent Generals Sherman, Sheridan, Hancock,
eR Pclk, Augur and Crook, and other prominent
I9Y o4lcerS win attend. General Grant promises %
- W roanion, u not prevented by buainsss.
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FIGHT SAID TO BE BEGUN.

CHICAGO, May 31.-The Tribune says. There
ia sharp fight between Vanderbilt and the Lake Shore
and New-York Central Railroads on one side, and Jay
Gould with his Wabash system the other which may
result dsastrOusly both combinations The aggress0r
was Gould who withdrew his eastern freight from Van
derbs lines aud sent forward over other roads 10
Chicago. Vanderbilt retaliaed by sending his Irelgh
for sulthwrstrrn Dolnts via Bloomington. The Chicago
and Alton Railroads. the chief gamer by the light.
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THE SOUTH CAROLINA ROAD.

CHARLESTON, 5. C., May 31.-The South
Carolina Railroad Company has begun the extension Of
tracks the side and before the opening OF the
fall trade will be- prepared 10 receive and deliver goods
on s piers This ia the realization OF project which
has been advocated for many years The road will he
sold under decree OF the United States Court In july
and the syndicate OF Northern capitalists which holds
the bulk of ts debt and which will probably become ls
purchaser, announces ts purpose 20 equip the rOad
throughout I'm the most complete and efficient manner,
and make IT, with its connections great trunk line from
the Northwest.
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THEODORE THoMASS PROGRAMME.

! CHICAGO, May 3l.-Theodore Thomas left
kfe for Ncw-York this evening to complete arrange
nsuss for musical Festival here in 1882 Immediately
)1ser thste he win give In New-York and Cincinnati,
tsmx tho same soloists. He will not go to
1Durcyc himself ss originally Intended, but will
od competent person 60 make arrangements for solo
- aDd other material. The guaranty fund is now
fepercd Mr.. Thomas has also signed contract for
e OF forty two concerts In Exposition Building, be
Dhg July IL, with an orchestrs Of fifty, twenty five
ylVhofn he will bring from New-York.
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'HoNoRLEG a YETERAN MINISTER.

TEsxIos, n. j. May 3I.-The first Presby-
.aaen caorcA tsaishs celebrated the forticth ami
sfsey o. shs passionate Of the Rev. Dr. John Hail. by
pfssensanen OF hfesised photograph, gold watch
ensin, ssd seal DR.. Han said that he had
sssyleu 2vy1 bexrent, and made half &c many AL
sDF11s kis pastornte over 1000 burials OF
~ ~ ~ texen place, md more persons had bsen
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DENVER, WESTERN AND PACIFIC.

DENVER Col, May 31.-The grading on the
Denver Western and Pacific Railroad ia about compet
ed between this city and LOngmont, and trackaytng
has been begun. Graders now AZ work on the line
wrist 81 IOugmont The rOad will probably be- In opera
ton betw cen this city and Longmont by september
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UNITED COMPANIES OF NEwJERsEY.

TRENTON, n. j., May 31.-1he annual meet
ing OF stockholders u the United Railroad and Canal
Companies OF New-Jersey was held to-day. out Of
9O7 0Oi shares in ALL 463 votes east The fol-
lowing directors elected John Jacob Aston John
c. Barron william Bucknell A. l.. DENNIS, Charles +.
Green Robert LenoN Kennedy. Thomas Mexican. Isaac
W. Soudder John T. Stevens X. +. Stockton, AshDel
Mech and Samuel Welsh
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TKtR,-sF OFFICE. June IL a. m.-There was very lit
tie change the barometer yesterday Fair and partly
cloudy weather prevailed Win HIGHT rain at Ga" close 81
the tint quarter. Inc temperature ranged between
o. and g. thu AVERAGE t74 bring 20 higher than
on the corresponding day last year and IS lower than
Mnuday.
Ian ard rartly cloudy weather with lower tcmp"ra-
tuirs AID rlit ruurcr Of occasional Ehi show ere, may
bc tpectrd to-day Ia tins city aud vicinity
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SYNOPSIS f0r Qir Idsi - hOurs.

WksHIVGToN. June |. | a. m.-Thc baromc-
ter la char get slightly IN all districts Il continues low
ct 10 10, Lo~,rst Lawrence valley and hieh ~ west
81 the Missouri Valley Light rains and partly cl"1dy
weather have prevailed n all districts, except New
England. where fair weather continues Northeast to
northwest winds lave pre-, allied IN the Lake regon'
Norihwr-aud souih~ost and light variable winds are
reported from the Southern Middle aud New England
states.
Indications.
For Sew England md The Middle states partly cloudy
veaihrr AND Lcd siu- slightly cooler variable Winds,
ana uuil, .d,d cllii -r ~ barometer.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

PLYMOUTH, n. H., May 3l-The annual
meeting Of the Boston, Concord aud Montreal Railroad
company was largely attended yesterday. The old
board OF directors reelected.
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Mr.. McCrca had received no information that he had
been found. sutphin's home is Ia Trenton.
FREIGHT TRAINS IN COLLISION.

TRENTON, n. j., May 31.-At midnight last
night freight train into the OF another freight
train on the Pennsylvania Railroad near Princeton
Junction. The fagman, named Hin. had both legs and
shoulderhlade broken The engineer and hrenen were
slightly hurt.
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If You HAVE A WORRYING COUGH, or ar
Lung or Throat Trouble, at once Or. Jsynes Elk
pectorsnt aud don't parey with what may prove TO 10
"a dangerous condition.
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WASHINGTON, May 3l.-Major William Gou-
yerneur Morris formerly OF NewforK, VINO HAS Ior Tv
i oor. rccn srecial agent Of the Treasury for the
,,,.,i, ., ,lasLo and Washington Territory, was to-day
promoted 70 DO Collector of Customs at eitka at salary
- 10 EDO
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LEASING A GEORGIA ROAD.

AUGUSTA, Ga, May 3I.-William NJ. Wadley,
president Of the Central Georgia Railroad, has leased HE
Port Royal Railroad extending from ills city to Port
I,,.. Il :
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MARRIED.

Thousands Of housekeepers testify Ia the merits OF
for polshng syeEwars Avoid mitsnons
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

- .. w nsfrH'r's ,si.'iert - M ~ 1I nth, ~
u " rsgg,r ~ An, ''ysr.'HI ~ alsii n
dotHd La
y -. To- INDICATED ths srRamstes Al Had
A. . "a br'sfStT
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THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMERS
AMERICAN PORTS.

CHARLESTON. May SlAuiyed, steamers city Of Atlanta
from York Virginia from Philadelphia, and Cleopafa
from BALTIMORE
NEwORLE.Ns May 3l-Cleared steamers udson for New
York. Eps and william Dickinson for Copenhagen. Catalan
for Liverpool
HAVANA. MAY 3l-Arriyed, British Empire lBr).
from New York on her way To Mexico
VERA cruz May 3lSalod steamer Nankin (Br, for New
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RAMPSON-RENNE1

sAMPSON-BENNETT-I Brooklyn T.. D., Monday
evening, NAV 30 AZ the First Baptist Church. by the Row
ID. G. Eddy, DID, pastor. Phillips d. sampson, 0f boston,
Mass, 10 Grace A. Marcy, only daughter Of Dr. n X.
Bennett VI Brooklyn, T. ID.
Al notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed loith fsH
RdDpt and address.
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Post once Notice.

III rorei,, Malls for The week ending sATU June
4 Isl viii close at this onoe TUESDAY, at g. ~
for Europa by steamship A5yssnis via Queenstown on
WrDSEEIjkY at o a M. for Europe, by steamship
Rothnia via correspondence for France must 10
s.ciaily Addressed and at for France dlrcc "
sfeanlsRip Labrador via Hayrci on THURSDAY al $3.50
M Europe by steamship City OF brsssels wa & he
specially addressed and At $50 M for Europe sy SIAM HAM
burg; on sArgRDAy at Queenstown %5 i'' ,corrsspss
Syuce ior Germany and scotland b spsassis
addressed ana at M for Scotland direeS ~ s,rsn ~
steamship Besenland via Apswstp saa Southampton and
a%ss " mails FOR Honduras and Iynsston close on
TUESDAY q $50 Y The %.is 10 20 % Tue %sis s
Cuba and Mexico close THg ksDA J, ei iS N
In. mails for Newfoundland and "a Pierre iess on
on ThbhppA ~ "a M The malls for Mexeo, bSnv anS
Bay Islands NewoIissn,a s Ses. asy Is IL =
The R.ss for China and japan eiess ynas
po,, ofaes. New.yerk. MAJ "a issl f'''@
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price .. cents rr copy Subscription price 80 80 per year.
containing superb Tasllcn Plate Of TIE MIDSU AAEH
Fashions. designed and furnished by McssIs LORD
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The following Is brief des, rItion OF Ladies Summer
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rHE NETWORK MONTHLY FASHION BAzAR tor
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ALSO. ANOTHER COLLECTION OF PAINTINGs-A
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THE WHOLE now on EXHIBITION AT TIE
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LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. MAY 81, 1881.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Nereus Halet with ndse and passengers
TO II r DnlOek.
steamer Manhattan Kelly Richmond City Point and Nor
folk, with mdse and passengers Old D0mnion ~ Go.
steamer Abemaie Maleii, West Point Va, with mdse 10
Old Dominion IS Co.
Steamer RIO GraBde Pennington. Galveston and Key West
days. with md-e and passenger. "a IA Mallory & Co
BARK POrvenr span Cure Havana 10 days In ba.last 70
order
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Special Notices.
D.id-unInier Number.

now READY TIE JULY NUMBER
OF tie most popular Ladies' Magazine, the
NETWORK MONTHLY FASHION BAZAR
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AN1I.BOURBOg TIRGINIANS.

,sn..,ye FOR THE STATE CONVENTION ON
y-pRoMINENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~, p,pp1EDERGER POSSIBLE STANDARD BEAR
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Sherif's Sale.
State Of Louisiana-Twenty-s second Judici.
District C.urt-Parish of Ascension.

State of Louisiaua-Twenty-se second Judicial
District C.urt-Parish of Ascension.
Antoine Wilbert
Va. No. 90,
Joseph f. Dugas.
DY VIRTUE of and in obedience to a
ID writ of seizure and sale issued by the
Hon. Twenty Second Judicial District Court,
parish Of Ascension, dated February 10.
1881, to me directed, / have seized and will
offer for sale at public auction, to the last
and highest bidder, ut the Courthouse door
of the parish of Ascension, on
Saturday, April 2. A. D. 1881,
at II O'Clock A. NJ, the following described
property, to-wit:
A certain lot Of ground, situated in the
town of Donaldsonville, parish of Ascension,
designated on the plan Of said town as lot
No. thirty 1901, fronting on Lafourche
street, bounded on one side by lot No. TWEEN
ty-nine (29l, on the other side by lot No.
thirty one 1871, aud in the rear by lot No.
forty-fo [l4I, together with all the build
ings and improvements thereon and there
unto belonging. being the same lot pur-
chased by Joseph E. Dugas from Zephirin
Babin, by act passed before w. W. Buford.
Recorder and er-o1iciO Notary Public. III
and for the parish Of Ascension on the lith
day of February, A. ID. 1880
Seized in the above suit.
Terms and conditions:
Cash in O. s. currency without benefit of
appraiselnent.
Perish u Ascension. Fahrnafy 10. i2e'.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Meeting Of School Board.

SECKET OFFICE.
charlottesville, La, Feb. 26, 1881.
MEMBERS of the Board of School Di-
Vl rectors of Ascension parish are notified
to attend a meeting to he held at the Office
Of the undersigned. OH
Wednesday. March Q, 1881,
at 12 o'clock N. full attendance is ,lr-
gently requested, as business of first impor-
tancc will he considered, looking to the
opening of the public schools.
BY order of the President.
f. N. PUGH. Secretary.
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Important Notice
To Creditors Of the Parish of Ascension.
DONALDsoNvlLLE, Feb. Ii, 1881.
A LII creditors of the Parish Of Ascension,
IN holding claims against said parish
prior to the year 1879, are hereby requested
to meet Special Committee Of the Police
Jury, in order to ascertain the debt of said
parish, and provide for the liquidation and
payment of the same. Said meeting to be
held at the
Courthouse in Donaltlsonville, April 9,
1881, @
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. All creditors who can
not appear in person, will please forward
their claims by other persons or their
proxies. P. KLOPMAN,
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Police Jury Ordinance.
Parish Of Ascension.
PARISH OF ASCENSION, J
Court House, February Is. 1881. I

i 04A0A Va x4OVOAoAVAs
PARISH OF ASCENSION,
Court-House, February ID. 1891.
mo. 10. New Sericsl
AN ORDINANCE to levy, collect and en-
force payment Of an annual parish IL
tenses tax for the year 1881 upon all
persons, associations Of persons and
corporations, pursuing any trade, pro-
fession, vocation, calling or busipcss in
the parish Of Ascension, except those
who are expressly exempt from such
tax by Articles 206 and 2U7 Of the Con-
stitution of the State.
SEcTIOS1. Be II erduincd BY he Police
jury of the parish Of ascension, That there
is hereby levied upon each person, associ,.-
ton of persons and corporations, pursuing
any trade, profession. vocation, calling or
business in the parish, of Ascension Except
those expressly exempt from such tax by
Articles 206 and 207 OF the Constitution Of
the State), the same animal parish license
tax for the year 1881 lin amount) as has
been levied by the State for State license
taxes by Act No. ll9 of the General Assem-
bly, approved April 10. 1880.
Sec. 2. Be It further ordained, That in
order 70 make said levy Of the snnnal parish
license tax, as provided for in the preceding
visions. Of said Act ll9, the grading into
classes, and enumerations Including levies
to each respectively OF the kinds of bust
ness. trnlles, professions and callings in the
parish of Ascension upon which the parish
license tax il herein levied, shall be the
same as provided by the provisions of said
Act No ll9, and to that end the provisions
Of said Act No. ll9 are hereby adopted and
made part of this ordinance pr0vidcd, that
for every business conducted by an insur-
ance company, society, association. corpO-
ration or other organization or firm doing
an insurance business of any kind, fire, n,:s-
State, whether located here or operating
through branch department., resident
board, local office or through the medium OF
any person, firm, company, corporation or
agency, including private underwriting of
insurance policies, the license shall be based
on the gross annual amount of premiums,
as follows. viz: If premiums are $50. 900 or
less, shall pay SIS; if over $40, 600, shall pay
$50. Prorided further. that all travelling
commercial agents offering any species OF
merchandise for a'.le or selling the same in
this parish shall not pay any license.
SEC. 3. Be 1t further ordained, That the
collected in the same manner az ls pruvitieI
for the collection of state license taxes in
said Act l19 of the General Assembly.
SEC T. Be it further ordained, That all
ordinances. regulations or resolutions in
conflict herewith be and the same are here
by repealed.
Adopted by the Police Jury. parish of AS
cension, February Is, 1881.
Yeas-Dr Ed. Duffel. Matthias Rodriguez
Pierre Klopman, X. 7. Hanson, Henry C
Braud, Ben. Gibson. G. Z. Blouin.
RT HANSON,
4 trfte co9v: President.
< u
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Married..

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Thurs
day evening, February II, 1881. by the Rev.
Joel T. Dawes. pastor of the Metlo,list
church, Baton Rouge, La. w. G. WILKINSON
Of l.lsonvillo 10 Miss SOPHIA NJ. THOxp-
son Of New Orleans. No cards.
St. Louis, Mo-, and Denver, Col, papers
please copy.
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Arrangements for Phoenix Fire Com
pany's masquerade ball next Tuesday
night are complete, and jolly affair is
anticipated. Those who fail to go will
miss a treat
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The proceedings Of the Police Jury at
their session Of the 18th inst, which
were crowded out of our last issue, ap.
pear in to-day's paper. The license ordi-
nance fer the current year is also pub
lished in another column.