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Law Notice.

Blows, STANTON, WALKER.
VUM, II. BROWN, FRED. p. STANTON, and J. KNOX WALK
Err partnership practising in the supreme
the United Of Washington,
Offices in Washington and Mem
phs the parties will always be found either place. and
letters addressed to them will receive prompt attention
April g-tfeod fInie. and Sentinel copy.l
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Petition Partition.
Glover Perrin Willis wife and Amanda A. Hendricks
THEREAs fled petition praying for the part
his in lots ~ and 81 in the city
ordered that said parties and
Monday October, IL
circuit Foda the will be taken
further ordered thar this notice be published
fIada Democrat the Washington
Union, and the New York Journal Of Commerce.
THoS. F. KING, Judge.
PENSACOLA, June Is, 1855.
aa-lAw2n
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Hofiee of the qis.onfinuence pf tho United states
Land O,l.ce AZ Defiance, In ths State of Ohio-


Land Osi.ce az Defiance, in the state of Ohio
hereby given tai pursuance of law, and in view
~ report DEFIANCE, ONO, that The
T. reduced below hundred thousand
acres Secretary of
dcoaunrd and that The lands enainng
he made subject sae and
eny only remaining land Office IN s srarr
OF
remaining unappropaei by subject
private office discontinued, will
be date Of
and thereof, and the land officers
give public notice Of the day which they
prepared applications or OF such
lands their office.
JOS $. WILSON.
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land once.
wAsHfEsrON, u. c., June IT, 1855.
Iuno g3-law6w fint & Star.l
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WssHISeToa
Washington, March z, 1850
PROPOSALS ivied aud brick
dams, tunnels Other work of washington aqueduc
Proposals. 5i May, will opened
thai day.
MAPS pDies aud SPECIFICATIONS oe work win be ready for
amin o Doth uf April
vii be received particular cuiverts
bddges, a. plans
works be completed under the
all unfinished work viii
be subject appropriations The
the right prescribe r OF work to be done and rate
under for appropriation and
holding sufficiently decide when aud
shall stopped funds become uvanhie.
la the entire sioppage particular work
funds reserved paid the judgment
tnc engineer work has been prUpey executed 20 far has
gone.
Payments wiz made specie upon Uned
10
will dtion of all the
be seaied endorsed Proposals for work
the Washington AGucduci.n
right any all The bids
deH and make such
considered conducive the OF The
responsible effect that lie they under
bidders w his their bid be accepted
obligation, within and sufficient
securities the compeon of the work undertakes said guarantee
by the certificate the United district
United States district ooe
individual Engieer De
War, that the able to make good their
viii be opened presence bidders If any of
cboose To be prescnt
Capt. OF Engineers, in charge.
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TO oUR sUBsCRIBERs.

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Payment ot the Subscription be made In advance
Distant Subscribers forward money letter, ihe
which vii be pas and all assumed ourselves
transmission. tra
The COUNTRY PAPER is published weekly during the ies
sions o Congress, and seni weekly during
for period less than be received
popoftioned the above annual
az-PosTMAsTERs authorized agents by
sending DAILY subscribers, So encioscd
subscribers with S25 enclosed
a copy srafis.
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FoT IFelTht of passagt aNpIy % = =
EDWARD X. COLLINS,
56 Wall street, N. Y.
GROWN, SiPLEY, IL CO.,
Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD e. co,
~ Austin Fnars, London
q. @. WAINWRIGHT 4 CO.,
Paris
GEO, II DRAPER, Havre.
shps will not be accountable for gold silver
bullion specie eery precious metals, unless bills oil
value thereof therein
Apa5-iu
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mo. 1881
Notice

OF e establishment Of additional Land Office ia The Ter
riory of Oregon.
o Congress approved February IL 1885,
entitled establish additional land ditic in the
Territory be called the Umpqna district embracing
south of the fourth standard parallel il n hereby
hai the n Office for said district has
President the United States the
Winchester in Territory until oharvtsa ordered.
my the city Of wsshingion this l7h day ~
MAY A ID 1855. JOHN WILSON,
the Generai
Nav tA-fawl2u start
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FORM or GUARANTEE.


10 Capt, Mcigs, IT, Engnens
We. the undersgned residents Of the State uf
hereby ony and scveTay with the United States and
that he
lhsy the Of the said MD
with and sufficient srelies 90
proposed conformity the
which made. And in the
said aforesaid,
good difference between the offer by The said and
mex bidder.
fspned) A. d.
ID.
hereby certify that my and belief
aboven named gunantors good and sufficient
(Sianedl T. L.
lar
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Georgetown, August 1, 1855.
1E report president and directors
ready r Stockholders supplied calling
secretary, sending their address through the post Once
J. w. DEEBLE,
Ang s-law3w Secretary.
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Nass .OaE. gBrsMER. AND SOUTH
@@@sxxsS AaPTDs UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
10y II III. sh,s comprising this line are the WASHING
snRsEGTxz$2 raS, Gas Z. Cavendy; HERMANN, Capt Ed
ward li cirs
-" stop souianFiar both smns and returning
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United states Patent Once,
Washington. July ~, 1885

IN petition Pearson Crosby ofFredona New York. pray
of patent granted To him on the I'd
Of November, lsii Improvement sawmils for
re-sawng board from the expiration Of
paten 3d day of November, 1856
II ordered that the said petition be heard al the Patent Ofce on
Monday, I'D OF October IL o'clock and all per
notified and show they have why
said petition ought 10 be granted. 5
required Patent
Office objections specially forth in wrsg q least twenty
hearing all testimony filed by either party
used said hearing be taken and transmitted
with the rules Of the Office which will be furnished
application. -
The testimony will be closed the I2th day Of
deposon and other relied testimony
be filed in the office before the morning Of that day. the
arguments, If any, within ten days thereafter. .
Ordered published the Union, Intcii
gcncer Evening Washington, D. c.; Republican Bal
tmoo; Evening Argus, PHILADELPHIA, Scientific
American New York and Post Boston Massachusetts,
tho 22d OF October
y III IT. -- y. =. SHUGEKI-
Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
the above papers will please copy their
bills the Patent oihce with this notice.
93--iaw3w
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Geological Sarveys Chemical Anyses Location Of FuJ
he Lands.
II. KING, M D.,
No. ais street, city OF Washington, ID. c.,
WILL geological surveys epos analyses ores
erals earas, Ac and instructions prosecuting
ming and melaiurgic operations.
NOTICE TO HOLDERS or BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS
AND OTHERS.
poses occupy himself travelling through wesa
purpose making public Having
resident
the practical investigation o The geology that The uon
special acnuon 10 It's
and made himself familiar
SYSTEM field and the office
Obtained valuable
which unpublished and which
available Besides the well
which and enhancing
particularly call the
and other There
Of these public land, which the
railroads and ots internal
only with by thoroughly acquainted
with the subject OF the public Gland surveys.
references
nor attempt
themselves For further information address
above.
GENERAL REFERENCES.
Hon. Thomas H. Benton.
II. Sturgeon, u s. and president Mo-
railroad, ST. Louis, Mo-
His eIceilency Lieut. er Believlle, Illinois.
Professor Jos Henry Smithsonian nstutc, Washing
city, ID. G. June 2t-.eodtw
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UARrEu's MAGAziSE fsr May.
III Emma being No. @ of Htlpef,s story HOOK
Inst recsiyed by TAYLOR MAURY,
MAYS Booksellers, Penn. avenue, 9th
y Keeper by aufas Of Dollars and Gents,
VI MI, Rutherford's Chillren, a.. :. - -
On sale TAhLph hAbtif's
MAY Br0kstore, a,h
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United states Patent Once,
Washington, July 30, 1855.

N petition Gamble and Joseph Hi of Ciucn-
" Ohio, praying for tie of
them the Both day Of Deeembe s4 for an improvement in
moulding candles from the
PATENT which takes place 10Th December
1856
Monday, the ioh day OF December IL O'Clock
aud all notified appear and show
they have why said petition ought not to be granted
opposing the extension required file the Patent
objections, specially writing, twenty
before hearings ali testimony filed by either
said be taken and transmitted in accord
with the rules OF the Office which will be furnished appi
will be closed 10Th Of November
deposons, other relied testimony be
ments, II any, within ten days thereafter.
this notice be published in the Union, ntsll
gencer Evening Washington, d. C Republican, Bal
Evening Argus Philadelphia Scientific American, New
Enquirer, CINCINNATI Ohio, for three
the 10Th day Of December the day
Of hearing
s. T. SHUGERT,
Actin. Commissioner Of Patents.
S.Edors papers will and their
bills The Patent Office with containing this notice.
Iulp -layv2u
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Stopping southampton, both going and reurning they ofs
proceeding London and ave advantages over any
olfe rous,, for The economy OF time and money
Passage ,rou Nep Southampton and Bremen.
rs cabin main saieon, s3e rst cabin, lower saloon, So
second do. S6O-
An ., Is and through The post Office
No % adips will be signed oo the aay oi saing
An experienced IL attached 10 cach snp.
Eos tfreigh Passase, apply % ,,,., , :,
C. b. SAND, Ii South William a., N. Y.
q. A HEihEKEN Co., Bremen.
CROSKEg & Co Southampton
WILLIAM ISELIN, Havrc.
Mar G--diy
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The New York and Liverpool United States
Mail steamers.

IL, ,iIf comprising thja lIyi The following:
Tie AUandc Sapt yes
Battle tapi ,onsoch
The Adrlaue ........capi.
- I1irsea th.s built by contract
& prnssy m government service csery care has been
~AL1Lf to also IN their engines,
e insure strength and seed, aud firt aceap'mr-
gricg passage Liverpool cabin, S30
IL Exclusive state S25
From Livrrpcol u New York. 80 gui 20 guineas.
An cEpGri ncpd surgeon aiiactuj 70 each si''p
No hershs se secured until naia Tor,
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II. KING. NJ. d,

Geological Svys, CAenieaI Anaysss and Location g u5-
lie Lands.
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Change Of Hours.
;sras - A77g5l
N and after Monday 23d the will leave
U Va hingiun 6 aad sx a. m, and aaa An,
On sunday, al AZ a
Ieav ~ and ~ a. and 8 aud So
on Sunday, NJ ~, a.
April - ~du
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RISANCIs Ia Looking Glass, Portrait, Pic
turcrame manufacturer aS7 Pennsylvania avenueparlo
finish
delivered put up complete
prices New York. thereby SAVING boxing
freight, and risk OF hreakage
The public respectfully invited TO call.
June l6-eodjmf
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rrnAsrar pFrAnrnrrNr.
pEpAHrmEsr or STATE.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
The Treasury Department consists of the Offices Of the Sec
retary Of the Treasury comptroers commissioner OF
The CUSTOMS six auditors treasurer, register, solicitor light
mouse beard, and coast survey.
The following brief indication OF the duties of these
several offices and of the force employed thsein respectively
Secretary 0Hce.Hon. James Guthrie, Secretary the
treasury Hon z, G. Washington Assistant Secretary
ne engineer in Charge architect and three draughtsmen
temporarily employed and twenythree clerks The Secre
y Of the Treasury is charged with the general supervision
y he hca transactions Of the government and Of the
eenon Of the laws concerning the and navigation
q the United States lie superinends the survey OF the
coast the lighthouse establishment the marine hospitals Of
We United states and the construction OF certain public
0uhaings tor custom -houses and other purposes
fTs Comptroller Ogice.--Esha WhtleseY, ESQ., Comp
roller aud fifteen CLERKS He prescrbcs the mode Of keep
R and rendering accounts for the civil and diplomatic
e as well as the public lands, and revise and certhes the
balances arising thereon.
= oecoad conPtro0srs 0gice.-John NJ Brodhead, esq,
COMPTROLLER and seventeen clerks lie prescrbss the mode
sepng and rendering the accounts OF the army navy.
@ naian Department. Of the public service aud rcyses and
eerthes the balances atising thereon.
U'ee @ Commssioncr Of me Cusoms.tugh j. Anderson,
81 Commissioner, and eleven clerks He preseribes the
1 keeping and rendering the of the
ehue and disbursements, and for the building and repair
VIZ houses &C. and revises and cerfe the balances
'rsing thereon.
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to them with the confident arpee1
tation that about the they would be promptly
epsa TO- we ss 70 we are
appreciation may
cations very mporssn, we should dsenmnate between
al ~ a o
July aa-aawawh HooE, BRO. Sc CO.
/ AND WARRANTS LoCATED.-The subscribers win 10
land Ohio, Indiana Illinois, Iowa. give
correct description of the land located.
themselves take the land giving for another for
West, give
personal superintendence-
7u street, opposite the Post Office, Washington D. O.
sss ss f %
best article for ladies' and chiIdren's extant
an sseeien, article for sh.ins VIC
case. assoicd extra fine .hrtinss, Ba,e.s
New York and other mills
100 pieces plaid plain white c.mbncu jackone,-.
100 pieces pure Irish linens, al qualities
AS % sss, ss ow y .,e. AND %s. liable Diapers
BAH towels -. oTelns. % n and .ss,i s.psi.s ., a.,
which . .ho.osshly ASSORTED .nrouGasu. me season
pieces rich and glossy plain black Silks si yard well
good. Of all full complete stock
remains ansroken- New goods daily received.
gain making their purchaser where there posebay
low pnce.
Dcay closing present expected
be fIpm the for
appreciation invads II invariably
accounts.
sending purchase expected
send orders.
we particular, from the Of spirit
mediation, against and irregularities
Good articles how pccs and fair dealing be relied all
FERRY b. BROTHER,
Central Stores building,
July 3l-l0eoif Opposite Centre Market
l,EMEnT, PLASTER, HAIR, &C.
Also, hand splendid plaster
hair, &c, all of which am selling very cheap
LAWTON r. HOOVER
ta Potomac Lime Kns, square Of the
July iI-eo3w Lower Bridge, Georgetown.
QIcBARDs JAMES, M. n. Homeopathic Physician
II and surgeon graduate Of the Homeopathic College
dciphis.
Once street. up stairs on
porite the banking house Of Riggs Co., Washington c.
Richard Gardiner, N. ID, PhlIadeiphis
Williamson, NJ. D.
AVIAN r. Small, NJ. D.
A. Ro,bwen, esq., Washington.
Professor A J. Huntington, Washington.
Jos 8 Waiter, N. ID, Alexandria.
July a9--sodlm
pLAsK hooks kinds sizes for sale at
ID unusually low prices.
July 20 FRhNCE TAYLOR,
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No ais street, city OF Washington, d. c.,
geological surveys analyses
erals, earts Ac and give instructions prosecuting MI
ming and mesaliufgc operations.
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p "'fa'htts stop a. H7a3niA''' '' A'''s "'' '''"A
PROPOSED DATES or sAiLINS-i6s5.
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wN. II, MlLLaR.
Miller & Brown,


Washtngton ID. c.
w departments
claims,
Office, 7th street, opposite the General Post Ofhce
JuIy 81 3m
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QLAsK HOOKS al kinds and for sale !.
July 20 FRANcg TAYLOR
The Opelousas courier., 1855-10-20

Ce tableau dernontre done qu'au sujet de la loi
relative aux esclaves fugtfs, la proportion du vote
de la democratic du Nord donne en- notre favour
est CONNIE six un, tandis que le vote des wings
du Nord, devenus know nothings, enregistre contre
nous est dams la proportion de septa un.
LIE BILL RELATE Au KANSAS EFT NEBRASKA.
Mainteuant que nous avons fait connaItre les
votes qui ont ete donnes par les diferents parts
du Congress, pendant les dix dernieres annees, je
terminerai Get expose en- mettant sous les yeux du
lecteur lie vote reatif au bill du Nebraska, qui a
dome lieu la derniere agitation au Congress sur
lie suiet de Pescavage. .....
Linteret du Sud exigeait lie rappel de la restric-
tion ode lie compromis du Missouri (l820), await
impose Petabssement de Pesclavage dams les
territories du Kansas ct du Nebraska. Les wings
du Nord current recours aux moyens les plus extra
vagants ct les plus pueres pour empacher la reus-
site de ce projet lis puisaient dams les reglements
de la Chambre des obstacles tells que les partisans
du bill craignirent de lie voir echouer.
Mais lie tact ct la connaissance des lois parlemen-
taires, don't a fat preuve NJ. Stephens, dejoua les
proets des wings eft des dsmocrates free-solistes.
Voici lie vote qui etc donne sur cette question ::
The Opelousas courier., 1855-10-20

Ce taoiean fait yoir que les dernocrates du Nori
dams une proportion de sept un etaient notre
faveur taads que les wings ct les aboitionistes du
Nord, ilnanimes contre nous, etaient soutenus par
Houston, du Texas ct Bell, du Tennessee.
A peine ce vote Gtait-il donne, que les wings dn
Nord avaient abandonne leur nom ct pris celui de
Know Nothings ct, ee qu est encore plus signi-
ficatif, Bell du Tennessee, ct Houston du Texas,
Bugg, Cuom, Etherdge ct Taylersdu Tenaessee7
Rogers ct Puryear, de Ia Caroline dn Nord, Hunt,
de Ia Louisiane- toHs honmes du Sud- qui se-
talent opposes fadoptondu bill reatif au Kansas
ct Nebraska. sont aussi, dit-on, devenus Know
Nothings. Ne sembIe-t-ii pas que toutes ces con-
victons ont etc concertees Washngtonf
Les wings de la George vont-iis passer afenne-
mi, eft apporter au Nord de nonvelles forces, pour
reduire au silence les afnis sinceres que nous comp
tons dams cette partie de PUnion. Siin'en est pas
ains, qu's abandonment fafdre Know-Nothing
on American, etqu'iis votent pour la democratic,
ou quils s'abstiennent. QUAINT moi, bien que ale
jusqu'ici repousse la qualification de democratic,
Jaime mieux, toutefois m'appeter ainsi, servant
ben mon pays, que de prendre autre titre en- lie
servant NAL. Je crois en- outre, que lie triomphe
de la democratic du Sud sur lie Know Nothingisme,
aura pour efet de donner nos veritabies ams une
force ct une vigueur nouvejes qui assureront lie
maintien de nos droits constituencies meme dams
lie Nord Je voterai done pour la democratic.
UN WHIG DE La YIELLE SOUCHE.
The Opelousas courier., 1855-10-20
astat DC la LoellstIMe. .

COUR DE- DISTRICT, n, ~z-o
Pareisse st. Landry, - 1'0' '''o'
Succession de Charles Tzienenzaza. dec.
n UCIUS j. DUPRE, de la Paroisse Sc.
b 4 Landry, Administrator de la Success
sion de feu Charles Thienemann, decide,
reinforcement de la susdite Paroisse, ayant
presente un Tableau de reglement final ct
de distribution de ladite succession, accompa-
gne dune petition demandant l'homologation
dicelui Et attendu quill etc fait droit Ia
demande de la dite petition par ordre de Ia
Cour susdite, en- date du 18 Octobre, 1856
En- consequence, avis est par le present
donne aux interesses dams cette Succession,
d'ayoir a deduire au CRETE de la Cour sus.
dite, dams les trente jours qui suivront la date
du present avis, les raisons 81 aucunes lis ont
pour lesquelles le dit tableau De serait pas
approuve ct homologue, administrator de
charge de toute responsabilite ulterieure e
son cautionnement cancelle. s.....
sso Il. GARRIGUEs, GnF~.
Opelousaz, 20 0ctobre, 1855
The Opelousas courier., 1855-10-20
- "a = a.

d LEXANDER, esclave appartenant an
- siennement a Martin Donate decide,
ct qui est emancipe par son testameut, in
tention, par Ia vote de Meuillon ct L. Donate
ses executeurs, apres trente jours de publica-
ton, de s'adresser, par petition, en- Novembre,
1855. la Cour de District de 10 Paroisse
st. Landry, pour etre fnalsment emancipe
par jugement, ct fournir son obligation avec
securite, afn de pouvoir rester dams pEtat
de Ia Louisiana. Toutes personnes ayant des
reclamations ou des oppositions fairs, les
presenteront avant le jugement final
Opelousas, 20 Octobre, 1S55.-5f.
The Opelousas courier., 1855-10-20
Mess;eurs les Ea;teurs du Courrie,

Ne ressemblant pas au parti qui dedaigne de pos
tuler les places publiques ct DON'T par parenthese,
un grand nombre sont des mecontents des deux par
tis whg ct democratic les membres du parti Anti
Know Nothing mont cependant point encore suggerG
de ticket pour la prochaine Legislature. Nous pro-
posons done les personnes suvantes candidats
du parti Ant-Know Nothing pour representer la Pa
roisse st. Landry Ia Legislature:
PLACIDE GUILBEAU fills, du Grand C6teau.
ANDREW J. THOMPSON, du Bayou Chicot.
BENJAMIN R. CAN'T, des opelouaas.
BEAuCoUP p'AEFr-KHew NoTHrNes
The Opelousas courier., 1855-10-20
HUT ESCLAVES.

parmi lesquels Sc trouvent deux bonnes cusi.
sinieres, blanchisseuses ct repasseuses
Un lot de Chevaux, Juments ct Mu-
lets, 80 tetes de Betes de vache.
ries, un Sulky, une Barouche ct
Harnais, I'm Ane, ct beaucoup
d'autres articles don't p6num6ra-
ton serait trop tongue.
CoNDrT1oNs- I'm tiers du prix d'achas
payable lie Ter jour d'Avril, 1856, un tiers
payable le Ter jour d'Avril, 1857, ct le der
nier tiers payable lie Ter jour d'Avril, 1868.
Chaque coupon portera s pour cent d'int6ret
par an, de son echeance jusquau pavement.
Les asquereurs fournissant leurs billets, pour
chaque coupon, avec bonnes securities per-
sonnelles, fats solidairement entire eux, Cd
les esclaves demeurant specialement hFpo.
theques jusqu'au plein ct enter pavement
des dts billets.
A. GARRIGUEs, Gre0;er.
Opelousas, 20 Octobre. 1855.
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UN Artistic voLe.-Ce nest pas assez
que les artistes perdent leur temps ct leur
peine, il faut encore que le vol vienne les de-
pouiler. Avant-her, a American Theatre,
dams la piece de Masulnt, NJ Rousset pere
devait, dams son role, jeter une bourse 4 un
des acteurs, Or, faute de mieux ou de pis,
NJ. Rousset jeta sa bourse oontenant cent
vingt dollars, La bourse fit rendue mais
vide, For await etc escamote. L'improvisa-
teur de Get episode plus ou moins comique,
rendra compte a la justice de ce tour quill a
81 acknowledgements ajoute au programme.
de San Francisco.