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Fropo.ul. Tor wing tho Iiaifride Rock" near
Falls Island, Cob.ooeL bay. Msiao.
EsolsrrR DrrlRrMKsr,

4 ENGINEER DEPARTMENT,
gton, April 8, 1883.
SEALED PROPOSALS this once until te a5l
May removing the s'hatide rock near Fals island
Cobscock bay. IL
proposed prosecute operations until the level OF ue
be reached which would ahe
and half (0 feet from the present extreme heigh u ING
rock.
Tine estimated cubic OF the portion 10 be removed are
1000 yards,
The excavaed the channei ON every
side without danger of creating distractions.
required ted Improvement be completed Dc
fore The close operations the coming autumn
distinctly NOT
der se liable beyond that which has been appro
pdaled for This object.
much for the job, and each 10
be accompanied by the responsible sureues for the
due tufimen
Payments will be made from time time equal TO sixty per cent
Of the value rock removedthe remaining
being until the completion OF the Job But
shall removed unless the e1ca
carried down the required level and the work
accepted by the of the government in charge
The right reserved OF rejecting all OF The proposals.
for maps locality, address
Lieut. John Newton Corps OF Engineers Augusta, Maine
JOS. q. TOTTEN,
Bevet Brig. General and Colonel Engineers.
To Union ntsgencer and Republic, Wash
iDgon Boston, Massachusetts Eastern Args Port
Maine Republican Journal Belfast Maine twice week
containing the adyer
be transmitted to the Engineer Department.
An
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AEw SPRING eopps.-p. w. pRowytye. mc,cn

NEW SPRING GoUDs.-P. w. BROWNING, merchant
~ tailor under Uned States Hotel ber leave
Of the citizens OF Washington and his superior
well selected assortment of French cloths,
imported expressly for the Being
the fullest e,ent the principles prices
puncualry, he viii offer whole Of clothes
slo and s and thus prevent the necessity Of
called cheap soes for lie
stock Of goods that
coo qDaiy With thanks friends, liberal
the same. NarJ-3awn
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ELFc.sANT CANPETINGs.--We respectfully invite the at
II tenton Of and superb of
tapestry with and match
Also extensive additional supply Of real English ingram
capetng OF low
priced hemp aud ingram carpetings r-
The above goods having by prior the late ad
labor they will sold reasonable All
who desire to effect saving they contemplate
furnishing advised purchase their We have in
a complete assortment
Ap l2-3teoif CLAGETT Il DODSON.
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IMMENSE STOCK OF CANTON MATrINGs.-we ha

received schooner
above aruce sell them wholesale
retail As purchased hsm late auction sales New York
unusually sell them good
house in the Dealers wishing repcni-h their stock Will
be supplied of ansporta
non and likely them less prices than they would have
respectfully informed that have for
their Ga 54, ADD A heavy and
nns manrs which made by contract These goods will
ommend themselves Also all makes and styles most n de
mand which will reasonable terms.
CLACETT i DODsON.
Ap I2-3ieof
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a, OWEN ~ son, merchant taiIors, now opening
u their and supply o goods, consisting Of rich
OF ue black blue and cloths blue black
and choice selection Of
which they invite the attention Of their friends and the
public generally
Ap lo-2awm
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SOUTUEHN aud Western Lands for Sale q
changeLands in the states OF Texas louisiana
selected with eight and
Minnesota Immediately ansr ogangaon win be sold
his
would
n ~ CHEEvER,
Mar 2p-2aw0m flint 18th street, opposite Treasury.
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MILK from silver Spring fsrm.-The undersigned will
MI furnish milk TO customers In Washington lie engages ha, The
milk shall be OF the condition
led clover invited at the
convenience dairy, and OF
which the health OF their families will In degree depend
ALFRED l.. DRANE,
Ap 5-2aw2w Manager OF silver Spring farm.
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volumes; edited by his
Hoy Living and Dying; Paye containing the
dny q Christian by The Right Rev Jeremy Taylor, d. y.
/ lourna and Letters Of Henry Martya.
christianity Revived in the kasti by II. O. O. Dwight
| fof sale hy GRAY n BALLANTYNE,
AWh ~ 9Th street, odd Fellows Hall.
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VENUE HOUSE, George French Il Co, late OF
II Frenchs Hotel Norfolk, Virginia Hotel just finished at
furnished in the latest and best Style
The will be paid 10 the
comfort of their guests
Families wishing reasonable rates
The charge for day boarders will be - per week.
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For baltimore and cdtste Points the Poto-
River and Chesapeaks Bay.

s.spS The swih comfortable, and commodious low pres
.<sAk~~~sure steamer Powhatan Captain Charles T.. Nit
che having hesn enuey rehed onaed and improved
with berths number OF
between Washington Alexandria, and Baltimore until
urthur
baltimore, leaving Washington Aler andna
at6 Monday and returning Thursday Passengers de-
take the Balmsre, which leaves att,
FAR hquia and board the Powhann, without
ciafgc,
trcislt will be taken Columbia
The ~ passage viii b. 4 follows:
To creek and other landings below that place and
Balunnrcs 70
To 20
Meals
furher information passage apply Captain Mitchell
"a. ot GEORGE MATTINGLY,
Ap 2-eodu Agent In " ashington
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nuiSINa-GLAss NARnunusla ~ o.h..,,,rt

I DUt<rNG-GBASs WAREHOUSES, eb..tpuf =
IL below Fourth, eide, PhiadelphWs inform merchants
aud residents OF this vicinity that the
mantel pe wall and oval glasses richest for private
or all kinds tr country sales with picture frames
will n ar
Long experience aud facilities enable the best goods
AZ lowest prices.
Dimensions being given, will estimates any sire mir
ro delivered fee from breaksge
French plate glass for dwellings. importation prices
40 2-eodU THOMAS j. NATT a 40
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LrLOOk OiLCLOrHS.--We have in and sale TIE
beautiful the above article
offered by the public before The designs OF most of them are
entirely which landscape,
grained wood pane and blocks very unique, esco
chntze, and many other styles.
Also extensive tnba and oicoths oil Of which
viii be sold The reasonable terms, usual, by
CLAGETT h DODSoN,
Dealers in all kinds OF furniture dry goods
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ss Some very desirable furnished ro,ms over Bun.
si's me Irving Hotel o"o ''' '''' sifs"'-' oppo-
Ap 9-eodlts
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Maslerion & Smith
John Baird

ihe President, the Secretary of the Interior, and my
sell, were all impressed that The Lee arble the
most beautiful OF the three oteted and. possessing the
greatest SPECIFIC gravity and the greatest density ought
70 be adopted, even though Il was tre higher in price
Than The Hastings malbe OF Mr Wilson, which was OF
the coarse crystal Bot The President dill feel free
adopt either OF the marbles. without fest having the
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BARGAINS FOR MECHANICs--Cash FOR Building
housesProposas invited build, of frame brick
number houses exceeding all to finished before
Isl day OF November and each be paid for cash In hand as
ready for occupancy
The site outside Of the OF Washing
ton but approached within few rods by excellent gaveed
adjacent railroad They intended TO be OF
cottage FORM and all togeher but
adjoining
Plans these houses with small cellars invited which shall
dollars Address the undersigned
at No. y Fowlcrs building, Washington.
Ap l2-eo2w WIN. STICKNEY.
ACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINs.-Just received by the
IL subscribers from auction of the
above goods which will be found attractive and viii be sold
unusually low.
Also, window comiccs,
made up order.
Ap l2-eoif CLACETT h DODSoN
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pAII.ROAD Contractors, and Others interested, sre
~ informed that Mess Johnson, Cammel Company propre
celebrated "cycopsn Of she England
appointed underrned 2r the o their
cabonzsd carspnnEs,n long and esuy
bcr nd All modern Inventions
Orders received models opposite
treasury, 18th street.
y. II. CHEEvER a A. TURNBULI..
Mar IL oaw2m fIntell
The Opelousas courier., 1853-09-10
st. Landry, 2 Septembre 1858.

Ayant ludans lie Wig de st. Landry,
du 27 Aolt dernier, un article editorial, qui
annoncait que Ia yente des proprietes, appar.
tenant Ia communicate qui a existe. entire
Mr.. James d, Moss ct Martha Harman, son
epouse, await eteillegalement afiehe dams lie
Courier des Ooelousas, nous, soussignes,
annoncons que Mr. Jos, E. Andrus, un des
signatures, ct agent du dit James D. Moss,
avu Mr.. E. FL. Martin, rayocat de Mad
Moss, ct lui dit, en- presence de te:noins
respeetables, que c'etait le desir des deux
parts nteresses dams l'afaire, que la dite
vente soft afichee dams Ia gazette appele lie
Coayyaer des Opelousas, ct d'apres quelques
objections faites par le dit Mr.. Martin, Mr..
Andrus pinforma quill ordonnerait Ia publ
cation du dit avis dams le dit Courier, ct
que 81 lui Mr. Martin) le faisait aficher dams
une autre feuille, il aurait d payer Pavis lui-
meme
Nous ajouterons aussi, que ravis public
dams lie Coar1icr dcs Opelousas a etc or
donne lesalement ct eonformement au juge-
l1Hent rendu dams cette affaire, ct que Ia dite
vente ainsi afichee pour le 81 Septembre
courant aura lieu CONNIE ellie est annoncee,
nonobstant toute opposition sans fondement,
ct deraisonnable :
.,r. ea. JOS. E. ANDRUS.
Agent de j. d. Moss
MARTHA HARMAN.
The Opelousas courier., 1853-09-10

~La panique est presque generate dams
notre village, depuis pres dune quinzaine de
jours, au sujet de Ia fevre jjaune, qui existe
incontestablement dams notre paroisse. Cha.
que soir on entend le son des trompettes de
nos voitures de louage, qui nous annoncent
lie depart de une, deux, trois ct jusqu'a qua.
tire families par mutt. II ne reste presque
plus personne dams notre pauvre village des
Opelousas. les avoeats. souvriers, marehands,
&C., plient bagages; les boulangers sont pres.
que sans farine, les groceries sans provisions,
les habitans sans argent. Deja notre con-
frere du Wzstg de st. Landry ferme ses
portes, son editeur ct ses ouvriers ayant leve
le pied; chez nous meme, il ne reste qu un
editeur, votre serviteur, soulouque, ct un ou-
vrier, qui nest pas des plus rassure.
Quand done fnira Get etat de chooses?
The Opelousas courier., 1853-09-10
LA FIEVRE JAUNE.

La Providence ma pas daigne nous epar
gner de cette terrible epidemic, ct aujourd hui
ellie regne incontestablement Washington
Plusieurs personnes en- sont mortes, ct un plus
grand nombre en- est atteint en- ce moment
Nos voisins de Washington ne Eoulaient pas
avouer ou ne croyaient pas qu'elle fut la; mais
en- face de petat actuel des chooses il y aurait
absurdite lie nier. Les families sen sont
allees, ct il ne reste plus d Washington, nous
assure-t-on, que peu de monde Dun autre
cote, notre Conseil de lille a etabli une Qua
rantainesur les limites de notre vile, dams lie
but d'empecherles communications entire no.
tire vile ct Washington, ainsi qu'on pourra lie
roir dams nos COLONIES davis de ce Jour-
II est facile de yoir par celia, que la vile
des Opelousas est exempt de fevre jaune JUS
qua present. CONNIE nous lie disions dams
notre dernier numero nous semblons viyre
dams Ia plus saline des saisons. Cependant l'e-
pidemie regne dams notre yoisinage, lie danger
est a nos portes. Dieu salt 81 cette terrible
maladie ne franchira pas bientot nos limites
II ns'agit de prendre des precautions de s1-
rete, ct ne passe laisser intimider par aproxi-
mite du danger
The Opelousas courier., 1853-09-10

GUERIsoN DU PANARIs.-Des que Pom sent
au doigt les battements ct la douleur. sympt6-
mes avant-coureurs du panaris, aussitot qu'on
remarque cette rougeur qui annonce une in
famation inferno, il faut Sc proeurer de Pon-
guent girls (onguent napolitain ou mercurieD,
ct on en- fait un petit cataplasme don't on entou-
re le doigt malade
C'est d nu quill faut metre ronguent sur
le doigt, car un linge intermediary s'oDDose-
rait 8. Pabsorption ct empecherait l'efieacite
du medleament LIE panaris avorte, ct la
guerison arrive lie lendemain. ,Jen al repete
Iexperience, non pas une fois, mais chaque
fois que j'en al rencontre Poccasion; jamais la
guerison ma manque.
Ma Veneration pour ce petit moyen remonte
au temps de mes etudes medicales Tout le
monde salt que Petude de lanatomie est en-
touree de blens les dangers; outre les n,iasmes
cadayeriques, les exhalaisons deleteres. il va
les ecorchures, les piq1res accidents ouelqne-
fols mortels. Done j'etudiai Tanatomie. Re
dssequas, puisquil faut dire lie mot, en- com
pagnle de Martin Lancer ct 'Astros, aujour-
d'hui Fun des meilleurs medecins de MaYseil.
le D'Astros Sc fit une piqure a laquelIe il
n'apporta aucune attention; mais d Ia fin de
La seanee le doigt blesse etait rouge, ct d'As-
tros en- nous le montrant nous inquieta vive-
ment. lie soir, j'appris quill s'etait mis- au
Lit avec Ia feyre. lie surlendemain, notre
ami arrivant CONNIE nous faire son service d
Ph6pital de Charite. je m informal du doigt
blesse .-Gueri radicalement, s'ecria-t-a-il;
j'ai mis- mon doigt pendant plusieurs heures
de. suite dams un pot Gonguent girls, ct Pin
famation acede en- deux Gu trois heures.
The Opelousas courier., 1853-09-10

CANoNs DE 1815.-Le National Demo
crat de New ork annonce que les deux canons
don't lie general Jackson sest serVi la bataille
della Nouvelle- Orleans, ct qui depuis etaient
eonserves CONNIE objets de curiosite Parse
nal de Brooklin, won't etre vendus, d'apres ror-
DIRE ennis par Pancienne administration, de
yendre tous les vieux canons. Ces canons
ayaient une grande valeur comme reliques de
la memorable journee du janyier 1915 ct E.
talent en- meme temps un objet de curiosite
par leur singuliere construction - Les officers
de l'arsenal ont en- vain demande une excep-
ton au gouvernement en- favour de ces glori-
eux trophies, Pordre est irrevocable ct lis Sc
ront mis- en- yente.
The Opelousas courier., 1853-09-10

| meme table que Mr. Previn; nous causions de
la refine Pomare ct j'en parlais sayemment, vi
one j'ai un cousin qui manque d'aller dams
ce pays-la ct qui m en- dit beaucoup de chooses
Pour lors, je disais que la refine Pomare etait
une femme que..
Mr. lie president--Tous ces details mont
rien "a falre lei; dams les coups que yous avez
reeu.
Dayllle-J'en parlais, pensant etre agrea-
BILE la societe; mais alors moins la-desstls.
Et hnalement done pour en- revenir, VOLTA tout
d coup Mr.. Previn qui dit !: ''Ous &C qu est
devenu mon chapeau ?" II regarde partout,
pas de chapeau; mails mon ami Berry Sc leve a
rimproviste ct il dit: "Ah! cristi, je suis assis
dessus; Je me disais: Quoi, diabie done que
j'ai sous moi? Mais, quill dit, un autre sly
etalt assis pour SIR avant moi" II prend le
chapeau. il larrange bien; il ny paraissat
plus, Via Mr.. Previn qui dovient CONNIE un
leopard rugissant ct qui saute sur mon ami,
don't il papplatit, plat CONNIE un matelas de
corps-de-garde' Moi, je veux prendre le parti
de mon ami; pan je recois ma bourrsde pat!
une claque ct puis des coups de pied, ct Mr..
Previn me dechire ma redingote don't voici
lie moroccan. LIE temoin tire de sa poche un
pan de redingote)
La prevenu-Puisque monsieur montre
son moroccan de redingote, je vais vous mou-
trer mon ehapeau; lie VOLTA. A lie voir CONNIE
Ga, on dirait: 'Tiens, mais c'est un chapeau
qui n est pas NAL, on pourrait encore en- faire
ses dimanches ~
Berry, rautre individu frappe-Puisque
Monsieur vous montre son chapeau, que ce
nest pas moi qui lait mis- dams Get etat, ct
que peut etre meme, que c'est lui, WI quill
etait en- ribotte, ct quill saura bien pu asseoir
dessus sol-meme, je vas vous montrer dams
quel etat il mis- ma casquette je ne lui pas
fait recommander express lie temoin tire
dun mouchoir on ellie est envelloppee une
casquette en- lambeaux.) VOLTA robjet
LIE prevenu-Fallait pas m'ecraser mon
chapeau.
Bery-Je n'aurais rien dit pour ma cas-
quette, c'etait CONNIE on dit, la loi du.. du...
LIE prevenu-La loi du tabellion, allez,
allez, continuez.@
Bery-Oui, la loi du tabellion, mais mon
sieur nest pas content de ca, il me fanque
nepiie, il m 'envoie tomber sur La porte vitree
don't il casse les carreaux.
LIE marchand de yins--Je demande 10
francs de dommages interets pour les carreaux
quill m a cases
:. lie prevenu-Dix francs pour quatre me-
chantes.vitres de douze sous piece.
LIE marchand de vins-Ouf, vous avez tou-
jours dit ca, mais heureusement fen al deux
grands morceaux dams la longueur que i'ai
apportes pour vous confondre, WI que je sa-
vais bien que vous diriez encore que c'etait des
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condamner s jours de prison.