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by j. c. MEG UiRE. kuctionesr.
GRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE AND eliti
L bly, situated House and Lot on 9th street west
between Z and r streets nOrth.--By virtue o a deed
of trust, bearing dae the 10Th day Gf February,
1853, reco ded in Liber j. A. g., No. 81, foiOs
64, sc the subscriber will sell at public sale,
MONDAY, the 23lh day of May, l85 at 81 O'clk
p. m On the premises, Lot No. a, in Square No
46S, fOnung "a feet 81 inches on 9th street west
betwt en- z and streets north. by 93 feet inches
deop with the buildings and improvements, consist
ing of four story brick dwelling house, with back
building, built of The best material and in the best
manner, and very comMOlious, " ith oil the modern
Improvements, and in ell respects one of the most
desirable houses i'll Washington, and but recently
Luilt, and well known the properly of Peter fev
ner. fhe property il situated in one OF the health
lest and NEST desirable Parts ofthe city, and offers to
persons seeking residence or investment an OppOr
Iunity seldom occurring.
The terms of sale will be: Oae half cash, and the
balance in g. l2 ls, AM "a months, for notes bear
Ing interest from day Of sale, secured by deed H.
udOn the property. If the terms of sale are not
complied with in six days after the snle, the property
will be resold, upon weeks notice, at the risk
and expense of the purchaser All conveyahcing bt
the Expense OF the purchaser.
CHAS. b. WALLACH, Trustee.
JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
Rp 26-2tawxds AucuOneer
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IMPORTANT TO PERSONS BREAK

ING UP HOUSEKEEPING
DERSONS removing from the city, and wishing
Il to dispose of their Furniture and Housekeeping
utensils Ia without the trouble OF sending them
to public auction, do b. calling us at our
store, 81 Pennsylvania avenue, corner OF Ninth
street, as we are prepared TO buy all such goods
may be offered
HOu'ekeepers and others will do well by calling
on u.s. Rin pay the highest cash prices for all
such goods WALL, BARNARD g. Co
26-lm 3I7 Pennsylvania avenne.
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GR4FD FXHIBTI0H AND MAY Ball,
AT THE NATIONAL THEATR :,
TO Il k Ii Z. p Z; II 4; B

DROF. Fl. w MCNDER most respectfully ar
L nouaces that, BY earnest solicitation, and in
consequence OF hundreds beiEg deprived of wi.n.ss-
ing his Grand Exhibition Bail by the inclemency O!
the weather, he has consented to repeat, in every
particular, the Programme of that evening, en-
THURSDAY EVENING, May 10Th
There viii b. 10 LADIES' uvtalions distributed
up,n this Occa ion All those who received invita-
tons for the first are particularly invited with thea:
friend.
The great satisfaction expressed by nearly 1900
persons upen the first representation, is sufficient
guarantee of its beiGg largely attended upon TIE
second
much larger Band has been engaged, AMI Wi
enliven the company with some Of their choicest
pieces.
Tickets may b. had at the principal Hotels, ard
al Mr.. J. F. Ellis Music Sior.
The pupils are respectfully requested 70 meet at
the Theatre every afternoon for rehearsal, at the
usual hour. may = 4t
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SUPERIOR SODA WATER.

4 HE subscriber would most respectfully inform
his former patrons, and the lovers OF superior
Soda Water generally, tIat his fsuHts aga in
operation, and in orer to keep up his we'll eurned
reputation of keeping the best SODA WATER and
most delicious SlRUPS in the cit, is determined
f possibe) TO have il stih better than heretofore
o. BOSWELL, Druggist,
Corner Maryland av., and 18th ST., Island,
ap ID I'm Washington.
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GRAND PIC EIC
GRAND FlREMENS',
Military Club and Civic Ball,

z HE FRANKLIN FIRE COMPANY take great
i pleasure in unnOunc ng TO the public that they
will give Grand Firemrn's, Military. Club, and
Civic Ball at the National Theatre on TUESDAY,
EVENING, May l5th
They assure the public that no pains or expense
will be spared To make this of the most niagn-
cent entertainments Of tie season.
Particulars in future advertisement.
mav "A,
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NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP.

4" ENRY BARRON b SOLOMON SLOWER
III have this day formed Copartnership for ihn
PurpOse of carr ing on the Wood and Goal business
in AL its branches.
Our yards are situated en- the corner OF 2lst and
| streets, Washington, and on the moal, near
Semmes's planning mill, Georgetown At either OF
the above places persons in want of Wood and Coal
OF the very best quality, and on the reasonable
TERMS will at all times find an assortment equal, II
not superior. 10 that in any yard III the District.
AL orders filled with care, prompineEs, and dis
patch. BARRON s. STOVER.
Georgetown, d. c., April 10Th, 1855.
apr l2-dIm
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BY J. q. MCGUIRE. AustiOnser.
nEREMPTQRX SALE OE THE SGEAMEH

BY J. o. MEG UiRE. AustiOneer.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF THE STEAMER
I UNION On FRIDAY afternoon, June LIST, al
5 O'Clock, at Pages Wharf, at the foot of Seventh
street, shall sell, without reserve, the nearly new
steamer called the "UnOn,' at present running as q
ferry boat Netween this city and Alexandria.
This steamer was built in w Washington city In the
feet incEes she measures All 40 IS tins custom
no use measurement, as per enrollm mt. Her en-
g:ne Is fnt class seventy five horse p. wer engine
built by Smith and Pc kins, Alexandra, Va. She
runs eAer END foremost and is very convenient for
loading and unloading freight
Terms: One hclf cash, the residue in months,
with interest, satisfactorily secured.
JAS. &, MeGUIRE,
may ys-eosds Aucrtonsst
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N The laws delay" which Shak.
spere made Hamlet include among the
causes f5r suicide, still remains an unre-
formed usage Of dark age, disgraceful
to the enl ghtenment and progress Of the
nineteenth century.
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CANAL PACKET LIRE TO POINT ROCKS

Uo4NAH LAOAAK A14NA y 1VIN4 AUOhO
gGNIIE Canal Packet ONGRESS having been
4 thoroughly repaired, and put in first rate ~
order, will commence running On MONDAY, z2kAkS
the Both instant, for the transportation of passengT-
and light freight between Georgetown aad the abovt
named point, on the most pleasing terms.
The Boat will leave the WHAT Of W. II. Ritter fGf
the Point Of Rocks on every MONDAY, ,WEDNES-
DAY, and FRIDAY mOrEings, at O'Clock, and the
Point OF Rocks for Georgetown on TUE SDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAYS, al the same hour,
stopping at the different landings along the line 10
the reception and landing of passengers and freight,
going and returning
Passage through either way 50, shorter distances
at the ra'es- That is to say, from CeOrg .town
to Great Falls so cents; Seneca IS cents Edwards
Ferry 81 IS; Nance; cy 3l.5O.
Meals served regularly on boa-d the Boat ct mod
crate rates.
JOHN CROMBAUGU,
Proprietor,
CHARLES MERRELL,
ap 23-lm Captain.
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GREAT BARGAINS

TN LADIES', CENTS. MISSES, AND Chill
L DRENS' BOOTS AND SHOES.-The
subscriber being compelled to remove from kNI
the store he now occupies, offers his pres FGy
ent well assorted stock Of BOOTS AND -
SHOES at greatly reduced prices. All persons in
want of the article will find IL to their advantage 10
call befute purchasing elsewhere.
A. II. SLOAN,
No 3O4 Pa. av., near 10th ST., north side.
NAV l-r
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w ~. .AIDWELL guarantees full supply or
Il Ice to his customers in Washington or George
town, for the whole year, at fair prices.
Orders can BE- left a, the following places or sent
through the Post OiRee.
III. III. MePhersOn, Druggist, Capitol Hill
Kidwell & Laurence, corner OF Pa. avenue and
l4th streets
hr. McPhersOn, G:ocer, 9Th street
q. Z. Kidwell, Smiths Lumber Office, CT ST.
Joseph Moore, Druggist, Pa avenue, First Ward
Ice can be had II my ofHce, No 3 First street,
Georgetown, al ali times. Families will be supplied
for the whole year at sIir pTiccs apol-lm
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AmusSments.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Second and last week of tha unparalleled wcnde',
THE DRAMATIC
y I'd u q Ri a

- L . &L a. NI "a.
OF THE BATTLE or BUNKER HILL, AND
DESTRUCTION OF CH.aRLEsTOGN
The above Dioranl " i'll be exhibited every even
ing This week.
Also, on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY after
aOOns, at 81 O'Clock.
Positively closing on Saturday nigh, May 10
Doors Optn a. Ito commence 1T O'Clock.
Admission 25 cents--Chlldgen accompanied ty
their parents half p ice. nay 7-lw
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PREMIUM MINERAL WATER.

PREMIUM MINERAL WATER.
NE respectfully call the attention Of all persons
w who wish To be served with superior MINE
RAJ WATER, ust such as that we were reward
ed Silver Medal by the Metropolitan Mechanics
Institute TO our extensive manufact0ry.
In addition 10 the above we also botueeAle, Per-
ter, Champagne Cider, Root Beer and Mead, all OF
which Will need but one trial to decide in its being
equal if EOt superior, to anything Of the kind in the
United States.
A fresh supply Of The above always on hand.
Orders BY mail or given TO our drivers will be
thankfully received and promptly attended tc.
ARMY D. 5HINH,
Union IOttlirg Depot,
No. 81 Green strrci, Georgetown, ID. e.
up a3-d2w
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ofo, NO 10, improved oy Two TWO story
frame houses
543, No 10, improved by four two story
frame houses
543, part o: Lot No 25, improved by two two
story frame houses
t 543, Let's Nos II, 90, 2l, %, % ana "a
l54, No 10, coniaining ~ sol So. n.
l54, Mol do l0,a50 DO
{" 23a, No1l, do 4,n55 DO
72s, &c ls, do 9,675 do
'sas, aas,, " !" Nos No + and 0 do ASIA do
l74, the whole square
" 40, Lots Nos 90 and 30
n. of $50, Lot Mol
&c 535, part of Lot MOI
755, subdivision oflois l aud 9 lots, contain
ing from z, 200 to Zoo
755, part Of 10, No. ! r. ntaining 8, 600 feet
755, do Go l, 3 lots, containing from / :
75a, do Go 4, containing 1uGnG s's'U sUoo .
1872 do do Z, adjoining do, 81 #. from,
on Second street
75i, half square, embracing Lots Nos 1. 3 B.,
d3, IA, 10, 10, II and ls, containing ST.
68i, part Of Lot 7, containing 6. .O0Oft
723, Lots 6, I ana 8, do 2i,I2O 10
685, part Of Lot 9, do 2,7yO do
g g &c. Sc, DO DO s, DO DO ECO ECO DO DO
$40, do 3, do 22si do
" 574, valuable corner facing Railroad Depot con-
tanning 4, 300 #
- ll', LO, NO. ., containing I,O44 n
" 4S2, Lots Nos and 10 each containing AIS Il
&C Gas, the whole square do 5S75Oft
323, part OF Lot No. and the whole Of Let 6,
containing 1854
loo, L0ts7, improving with two two-story frame
houses
5A, Lot 9, improving with one two-story frame
S1s ad wet e, pa part of Lot o. containing IaSs
lI09, Lots Nos 10 and 80
" $50, the whole square do 1862 do
/" l093 Lot No Is do 4,a5O do
1893, 60 Ia do 1901 do
1910, Lots Nos l. 2, l6, II and ls, containing
firm ,427 TO IL 400 feet
N: of los6, Lot No |, containing ~ 233 n
" 72I do l9, do s,442 do
lO32 do 2, do 81 OOO do
lilo, Lots 5, 6, T. g. g. 10, IL, - I3 and IA con-
tanning 4 $50 TO 6,4l5ft
l033 Lots B. 4, 5, 6, IS, 9, 10, and IL, contain
ing from 1900 10 3i6ft
l5I, Lots 3, 4, anu 2
779, Lot No IL, containing 5,0O0n
$50, the whole square DO 81 2ll do
LOGS, Lot No IL, do 1890 do
g 1907, Lot No If. do 6,756 do
437, part of Lot II, improving by four two-story
frame houses
Terms liberal ami made known at sale.
Catalogues descriptive OF locality, front and depth
o. each iGt &c, Will be ready for distribution Oh
the 6ih day Of May.
c. w. BOTELER,
NAV l-et6t AuctiOneer.
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EoR sALE.-A Pair Of BAY MARES ? YEA

IfOs SALE.-A Pair OF BAY MARES, 7 years
Il od neIt spring, well-bred sound, stylish, ~
eenus, spinied and capital gOeys. They are 49S
Weheroken and perfectly free from tricks, ana will
parleniarly suit any gentleman who is fond OF
drVlns. The owner parts with them only because
hs purpose L. 70 rcuench his expenses. They can
De seen az southTOn's Qate Brch's) Stable, on 18th
street, south q Pa. avenue. For terms, or an op-
Porrunlty To Try them, enquire at the counter Of the
Sta once. They Will be sold b1- gain.
ap Su
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OF THE LANDING

CELEBRATION OF THE LANDING
OF THE MARYLAND PILGRIMS.
{ He PEILODEMIC SOCIETY of Georgetown
College will ctl' brate the Landing CT the Ma
ryland Pilgrims on the 18th of May, t tie site of
Old ST Mary's City, in st. Mary's county They
will leave this city in the Steamer George Washing
ton, on the l4lh Instant, and return on the l6h.
The Hon. Joseph r. Chandler, of Pennsylvania,
has consented TO deliver the Grafton.
For further particulars the advertisement of
the Committee of the Young Catholics Friend So
ciety Of Washi. gton.
JNO. C. C. HAMILTON,
RICHARD n CLARKE,
THOS q. KING,
JSO. w PRESCOTT.
II. .IOUGHGOROUGH,
may 5-3t Committee of Arrangements.
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ID r X . n y WITH DEFECYlVE
vision are invited to examine my
extensive stock of all kinds OF SPECTA- .0n6SN
CLE5 and EYEGLASSES. Glasses
Of any kind, such rs Cataract, Parsbola,
Periscofic, Double Concave, Double Convex and
COlOred Glasses, put in at short notice. with great
care, and persons in want Of glasses may be sure
to get those which benefit The eye.
- Circulars "Defectve Vision," gratis at
III. SEMKEN'S,
$40 Pa avenue, betw. 9th and 10th sts
mar n
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INTENSIVE SALE OF CITY PROPERTY at
IL Auct On,-On FRIDAY, May llth, commenc-
ing at IL O'Clock m, shil sell at my Store, the
following named city property, viz:
So iH12 Lots Nos l, 3 g. 10, ID, Is, l6, II and Is
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NEW SONG

NEW SONG.
UTHY DID LOVE FALSE FLORA, words
w and music by w. b Of this city, ard dedi
Gated 10 lnsz Allison, the fair Gu,tari.t
This song has most charm ing meloey. jug pup
hshed and Tor sale by HiLBUS HITZ.
ap4
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FISHING TACKLE.

FISHING TACKLE.
MERCK, Virginia, Kirby, Yankee Doodle and
GravitatiOn Fish Hooks
Silk sea Grass, Linen. and Cotton Lines
Jointed Rods al al prices. from 81 u SO each
Also, Bamboo and Reed Rods
Artificial flies, grasshOppsss and fish
Sinkers Of every description.
Elk worm Gut, Landing Nets and everything in
the Fishing Tackle line Tor sale al reduced prices
l. X LUNDY,
No. 1as Bridge street, Georgetown, ID. c.
aD 20-f
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VOL. V,
REESE'S EAGLE PLUMBING AND

REESE'S EAGLE PLUMBING AND
GAs-FITTING DEPOT.
YS1E subscriber respectfully announces to his
Il friends and The public in general that he has re-
ceved the fist lot Of tie celebrated DODGE,S
DOUBLE ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE
PUMP, which received the SILVER MEDAL at
The late FAN oil the Metropolitan Mechanics Ins
tute, and is now prepared TO furnish all who m. '
favor him with a cali.
His sleek of GAS FIXTURES are unsur-
passed in the District.
WIN mis- corps OF competent workmen he prides
himself To ill any orders i'm the PLUMBING AND
GAS-FIfTlNG line with prOmptness and despatch.
AIAl work done warranted TO give complete
satisfaction John REESE
may 3-tf cor Sinh st and Pa aypnne
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- A CARD. -
Economy IS the rsad to acsalih"6
Great Reduction in the price OF Hats A Cans

fNH z undersigned, having made ARRANGEMENTS
Il with New York Hat Company TO be con
stantiy supplied with the very best Moleskin or
DRESS HATS, got up in the latest style, offers
them n the unprecedented low price Of s., 80,
worth from four TO i've dOIlars second quality, 80
worth from % 50 TO 81; and q very good fashi, n
able Hat at $50 worth from 50 To $3.50
Also, Be"be 4 Co.'S Hats, at a mush less ADVANCE
than they have been here tOf re sold i'm this civ
First-rsie beaver Hats $685.
All kinds Of SAT- HATS and CAPS ysry low
In order 10 sell al the above low prices the cash
system must be adopted consequently those who
purchase Will not be charged from fifteen 10 twenty
Ave per cent as an Offset for bad debts.
ANTHONY,
(for many years in the employ of Todd
d Coy No. 3, Columbia place, 9TH st-,
ap IS-u 2d door north of Penn. avenue.
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NAV LEO Ct
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No. l..
AVIS AUX MAITREs DE POsTE.p

On Sc rappelle que, dams lacte du Mars 1856,
uecretant que lie port de lettres non hbres de droit
eAVoyees dams les Etats-Uns, ct dams un pays
etranger serat dorenavant pay6 davancc il aussi
etc ordonne que, dater du Ter Janvier 1856, ct
aptes cete epoque 'e maitre de poste general pour
ralt rcquerr les maitres de pose subalternes de Ola
Ger de7 tlmbres (stnpO sur toutes les lettres aan
GH.es auA4ueles leurs auteurs auraient nEglige de
J, N9"s gHpre''ons que lc maitre de poste g5n5ra7a
GscSoe 4" fera,t METRE en- vgmeHr cette disposition
de Ia o les maitres de poste sans retarder devront
lis ne ront DEF fat Sc procurer les timbres neces
sareS, en- les demandant au troisieme assistant mai
tire de poste general Evidemment on ne pretend
pas par ce r6glement, mposer aux maitres de poste
Ia tache de 1Xer euxmemes les timbres sur les let
tes aorS que les auteuls de ces lettres pourraien
sans onvenient, prendle cette peine e but nrin'
clpal est que les maitres de poste goient touours
1ournls de tmbres afn que tout lie monde puisse
sen procurer sur demande.-Courrier
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I'm STEAMER MONsTRE.

K { 81 s3
I'enorme Steamship en- vote de construction de-
pais deux dams lie chanter de Scott Russell, sur
la Tamise, approche de son achievement. Les
etrangers ct vsteurs aceeuFent de tops c6tes pour
Eadmirer ce Leviathan des mers.
I II estcenstruiten fer ct CTS ipieds de long.
Toute Ia machine pese environ 5000 tonnes, eft 81
on aioute le poids de Ia cogne, qui est de 10000
tonnes, on trouEe u1 total de $4,000 tonnes
Ce naviTe pourra recevoir facilement 1000 pas
sagers de premiere classe ct 600 de seconde indie
pendamment de- plusieurs milliers de tonnes en-
charbon et fret y = Z - = = 50
Sa jasge sleeve environ $4,000 tonnes. 4
Maigre seg enorules dimensions, ce steamer MA
pas un fort tgaat d'ean, sa ligne de fottaison
est 20pieds de la suiiie sur lest ct 80 peds
liement Iorsqu'ii aura toata sa charge. ~ aeag5E
Une fois lanes, ce mavire presentera un aspect
bIen different que ceiui des bAtiments marehands
actuels I'll anTa six mats ct cling escaiers, ct res
semblera u un eTiorme tfois-ponts qui aufait une
longueur triple de ceIle en- usage. 1855 M &
Ge steamer asra nne heiice ct des roues d pallet
tes I'd premiere machine sera de Ia force nonina-
tive de 900 chevaux,s ct la seeonde de celle de
/ 900 cheyaux combines ensemble ct marchant
sifnnltanSnaent css deux machines auFonk une force
efIsctive de 5000 chevaux. ea
lie batiment poarra porter assez de chafbon pour
faire le tour du monde ct flera 90 neuds Pheure.
lie haut recevr trois Etages de points pour les pas
saaers sur tout eFOartouf ID nasire esAs
Enfinse ee steamer, une fois achieve, aura. co0te
environ an dei-nsil lion de livree cest-a-dite pres
S2,as0 600
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LES EHINAIS

III etc fort question des Chinois pendant la de;
Mere campagne electorate. Deux orateurs K. n,
surtout, les ont poursuivis, ne savons h op pour
quoi, de leurs innocentes ct rissbles boutades Ce
pendant lis ont figure avec honneur la grande ex.
position de Paris. Tn journal de Paris termine lie
compte-rendu des objets exposes par eux par les
vers qul suivent, que nous recommandons aux Chi
nephobes de la Nouvee- Orleans. Cette lecture cal
mera, nous Pesperons la peur que leur inspiraient
les terlibles habitants des bords du Feuve Jaune
Les Chlnols lie sont pas ce quun vain peupe pense,
Lcur porceIaine existe ayant notre science;
lls avaient invent6 la poudre ct lie papier,
La boussoe ct la sole ct le zinc ct racier.
Les puts tores, lie gaz ct lie terrain houiller
Que nous netions encor que de pauvres sauvages.
Ilabiles ell nageurs, vivant de coquilages.
IL nous sled biena nous, impertinents bourgeois,
De railer les Chinos!
VOLTA comment un poets venge les Chnois des
de POccident ct chose rare ce poete est
un industrel ce poete est Tinventeur du qas reou
ce poete est un economiste justement distingue, NJ
Jobard, un homme dout lc nom, CONNIE on Ia dit
avec fnesse est un perpetuel contre-sens avec son
saVoir ct son esprit-Courrier
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AFFAlRE KEAALL.

:
Nous lisons dams rUnion degfourcbe. m G. w
Kendall, ancen nlaitEe de peskie Ia NouvelIe. Or.
leans, accuse davoir enleve S5tIune lettre address
see Al. Miteheil' de cette wy comparl le 1a
deyant a Cour de Cllcmt des Ek- Unsse L'apocat-
general Morse, assiste de II. GoseGus3 renressen-
talent les Etats-Uus; NM. Il. Hi 1T II Si.t,5r IL.
felidaieHt M. Kendall. Les temo,a mt 3tn,sI;
toute Ia jpurn6e du IL ct celle dun Les nlaitoie.
ries ont occupe celie du IA, jusquhois heures. A
cinq heures la Cour siege de Ttgeau ct six
heures environ e jury est entire eIisliberation. LIE
lendemain matin il declare he poAir s'entepdfe,
LIE juge Ia decharge. II. Kendall nera done iuee
qu'eu.avril proclaim.
A notre point de yue, II. Kendall es;ctin,e Dime
conspifation habilement ourdie. LeSmo;onaoaa
s'ils n'etabIissent pas elairement sallaocrnca NO
prouveat nuIlenefft sa cupabilite. d mn ma reil
dnuteson doit interroger la vie passeee M Ken-
dali : eile est toute honorable. (. Il
81 notre ancien naitre de poste est inrAnt catte
miserable accusation de vol aura eu desn "a.
ces biea graves, dabord la rtiie dun honle homl
me. ctensuite son remplacement par un Rnean;
nomnls par un president democratic, apkient
F0rdre ties Know -Eothings, ct met tout snuyra
pou, nee ~ up'stlustpoc'a altque. NOUS avg NOM
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1855-12-08

FIN DUN IvRoGNE-Dans tous les villages des
environs de Paris, on connaissait un marchand am
bulant de mereerie auquel ses habtudes d'intempe-
rance avaent fait donner lie sobriquet de Pere Bae-
chus Avant-hier, laubergste chez lequel il logeait
ne payant pas WI, paraitre le matin, CONNIE i en-
await Phabtude nonta dams sa chambre ct lie trouvA
mort Pres de lui etaent plusieurs bouteies vides,
ct sur un meuble lecrit suivant
"Je nez que Al ans, mais je man bette dedans Ia
vie. Je veut, 81 ca Sc peut, mourire dams mais at
trbutions puisse quon ma surnome lie pere BaccuSse
Je panse qu'apres avoire avalle deux tre d'eau de
vie, je seraf mort. Cest ce que e vais faire ST je
ne sus pas netoyer de ce coup a. e fails veut de
plus boire. Mais Ga nest pas probable. Je desir que
mon paquet de merchandise soft Distribute au povre
de la commune. Etan seul au monde, je nez pas
deritiers Adiea. lie pere BAccUssE"
LIE commissaire de police ct un medecin consta-
terent en- efFet, que Get individu await succomb6
lasphyxie produite par un exces de BLOSSOMS alcoo
iques.