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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-09
Markets. Carefully REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.

THURSDAY, Oct 3, 1877.
AsHEsThe market is lower and du sales Of 50 Dbl. ct
Pearls and st 30 re IS for Pots under tight
market.
COfTON continues duh and nominal few sales have been
ade low e Isle for middng Upland, there not how
ever, enough doing % show the market
COFFEE dun snd heavy the auction sale snnouncei f1r
the 9Th inst has been postponed Sales Of 80 bags Rio
FLOUR AND MEAL The deInapt for Western Canal Flour
Is active and with less arriving prices ga O better
the low rsde and the better brands held with greater
home and Eastern trade the sses l20 bbs AZ So
~ IS for 10 good State 81 asa 80 Tor extra DO
"a e - IS for superfne Indiana Iowa and Michigan 81 90
~ for do IS asa 5 IS for common 70 good extrs
Ohio; S. sea- 81 . for ST. Louis brands IS 75 81 IS
extra Genesee. Canadian Flour better and IA goo
demand sales Of 500 bbs IS td SO for common to sood
extra Southern flour again better alta IN ofl.s No.
good brands Alexan3rs &c and y 'o@ 30;
ssde Rye Flour is quiet az sd S1 Cofn Meal
is dull and nominal at 81 7od 81 - 49, So,
FISH-rhe market both for Dry Cod and hsekere 10 again
less active and ample supply Offering prices favor the
tuyer Picked Herring more psLty and difficult Of sale,
unless q very low rates
FRUITs-By auction schr Alarm 500 boxes layer Rans
IS half do at TO- Ol boxes bunch al 62
half do a. l2i go quarter do At ell 5Gsl III; 100
Malaga Fzs SEC 100 boxes Malaga Lemons
a s275. 6s boxes Almonds at lsc, cash
GRAIN Holder Of Whea quite firm; the arrivals of
mainly for miI Of 400 bGsh Southern red at 81 9
81 "a; sac bush do. white asa 81 3d. Il bush
6snsred DO ct 9ced 81 l0 $50 bush red Ohio a.
e5i e7os buth. Michigan at II; 400 bash good red
81 ca Rye Is quiet 7Sd75. much better ana in
demand at 70 &c for Souhern isd52c for State and Sass,
for Western Corn without important change supply
and the demand moderate sales Of q 0oo bush osdoc
for Ws,tsrn mixed and 73c- Tor Southern yellow.
folio $3.50 bales average l2 % bales a 10 aver.
sse 81 LIE less y cent for cash
pkS se dull ard hssvy have not heard Of any sass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-09
markeu... reported By Telegraph.

NEw.OKiEASs Oct. 7-CorroN-Sales today 2to tales
,-ssu, prices Mddns lStc. Sales Yesterday supposed n
be- eco 5ses Red wBsAr 81 10. Mixed Coss, IS BA-
relied LARD l7tc EXCHANGE ard FkEiSHrs are SaGsas'
still. -
BUFFALO Oct G6p m-FLovR is unchanged: sales Sn0
bb at AS for superhne iorexrs IS 5d 81 fer doahe
extra brands WHEAT opened dull c sing rmer sales ~ -
b1h at cash for early Chicago Spring and later at IdoS2
for DO short time CoRN serersy heid at Toe close
500 oars frm Soc WHISKY fmer sales small Of lots ..
76l7lc cash ard time. FREsHTs hro-l4s for Wheat 70
for the % hours ending TO-
eco bbs Flour so 600 bush Wheat $4,000 do. Corn.
OswESo, Oct. s, p m.-PLoUR dull sud unc esnged.
Wur very quiet ssfs las. evening Of so buh. Soc for
,sS ,uoups 500 bush. Chicago Spring for Canals e. sc.
Cosy dl; sales II So0c0 bush. u. 62 ass FRseHrs 70
Nsayork-Flour 3fc and Wheat l0c. LAKE lMroRrs -
dsv Ooo bush Wheat CANAL ExPosrs-l 700 ebs Flour,
ilt GOO bush whe,t COO bush COM 1000 bush Eye a.
p.Sy Oct g. o Flour remains very DUH ssles W
bbs the very best brands Genesee command 81 So Wrsr
" .,ies RYE selling at 73d75c. CoRN-Sales so eash.
&, lots AZ 6qd7Cc. WHsKY-NO sales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-09

HOPS continue e1iet and somewhs; rounira q rdi,.
HArIThs demand c.ntnpss good and the 'spsly hsst;
IRoN-fb. d.rssnd Tor al Kinds cont IN 40. s,i.. l.
Prie's unchanged small sales Of scSch fs ave n
LEATBER-Hen,loes and cab are both dun; III. sr,..,
LlME-sochl,nsi /, inactive ard ronlr.. a, IS. T.,
and 81 for iump. ~ 9'1I "a.
MOLAssfs confines heavy and Ca: no .....o, ~.
60. mgnt have .rsnspred. ."e sistr
NAVAL sT0REs-The make, for al hind. I. =,
b, extreme dulDess ard depression su.s
snir ate far be export md n
oerned but there has been inquiry ,n are cor-
SO1s.' ,,' 70 IN IL. d ss q .ss q SS y 81
value which refrain from Publishing bs,a. me ssss
rare Il As fair criterion q the market md iee s tea
partly in pripe order udt2c. cssh Who'll. ,s,s yes
Dc cs,h Crude (. quiet but stsaiy Cousn Rs.r Az worth
anil and heavy a ~ % $40 ~ ssost no bona sss
been made below this price; 500 ebs from ysd As,s
sold st 81 IS Other ins' continue snsua' sra Pee "a
~ oIrs-Tae market for al kinds continues s,t,,,,..
ana 70 tie absepce Of important TsIsa cns Pryss,
0PPP0VIsIoSs-T demand for Pork &. limited N,
% The settlement 81 maturing this mouth h.,s
seller. Of Mes. this held a - 91 sA vt nss
sale. Of 80 bbs a. s..er pIee for ise IVA
other hind. are nominal Beef s easter and Is nonss
naked Western Ness and els 5o9sis for extra 90 ~
Ham, are dali az 10. Bacon Is quiet, snd 10 Seminal CT
Meats are teavy and quiet Lard quiepces much ~
Hos ar. IN moderate demand AZ s6Sic. Butter 10 az ~
CUES. At I2 aIc for Ohio and l5d2c. for s:a;e Csese
salsble al 6tdec.
have further declined and Altogether rcrnrs
sales Of $50 hhds Cuba part at 5.G's, daiy pail Rsdrs
TEAS are dan and heavy; inclination lie 'hOwr eys
Sy AIT Syer market heavy the supply fair ... q
sooe % Western At ole es.h; a.. s....,s a.. =,
WHISKY-Tbe market s better, tue Gsreha AF tses q
hblA A. 2 d22sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-09
Arrived.

B,rk A,u.pa Robertson, Cadera June a. via Hampton
Roads Oct with copper &c to- Randall July g. lat is.
south lon 80 west lost oysrooard John Peters sesIn,I
miah OConnel boy died Of consumption. The A. Gas
peencsd light winds and fine weather. the most OF ins
psnsge. . ,,.rL -. Il.
and pass. to Ludlan Peasants 80.
Ship Bay State tof Boston) Simmons HsUe bep ), with
mdse ard 2ls pass 10 Boyd Hincken. -.
schr Harvest Webber Bangor days with lumber 70 Z.b
Mayhem.
schr Neptune, LIBBY Yschiss days, with Lumber &c c z.
enow.
schr Protection Cole Mschas days. with spss to L.
Snow.
schr Sarah Ann Roe Baker Bottom with ndse MISTER.
scr Kate Stewart Mathe Mobile % days with eos;or, &c.
10 Scranton 4 Tsllman.
sloop Maria Louisa, Cummings, Fall River
steamer Petrol Arey Providence ID hocrs with mese 10
Isaac Odsl
Wsmsut; Nye New Bedford 10 hours, with m6se.
20 Jos Allen.
Steamer Piedmont, wEles Baltimore days. mdse. 10 II.
B. Cromwell.
sAILED-stesmsb,p Roanoke Skinner, fer Norfolk, Sc;
snip Rock City (Br Cubbins, fJr Bristol.
WIND-During the Gay, from " 20 WNW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-09
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YORK...,
Cleared.

seainship-Roanoke skinner Norfolk, Ludism P,eas.nts
shp.-san,A Class, Fostsr. San frynctsco, sutton GO
LIVERPOOL Ho~lsnd & Frothnghami Geo. Hurbu. Msson
Valparaiso, ]. Z Ward Go Orpheus (Bremh Wesse.S
Bremen Hennrgs Muller Gosng kssssse LeGye.t SeW'
Orleans w. IL Eyersmith. . -, - a..
B,rk-Edward (Prus y Wistng, Bremen, Il. koopei sn
Isssc Newton Ham Pass, London, L. Arson. al.
BsGdeop MltOgsus Cori and msrsss w,.s1 An1
Merritt Phelsp ST. Johns Newfoundland, Tremott BIOS
Co Grenada Psttinsali Nsevita Th9s Owen son B..
Robinson Fr.deIicksburg Van Brunt ssghti j. I'm
mings Zones St Jones' B., Hartman Co ~ haw.'
ms Grh6n Charleston McCresdy, Mott Coz L. n nan,
Lawny Belfast r. Buck & Co Sea Bird, Csrow' New'
sl5op-T Hull Hull, Providence Master. -
steamer-U b. Beach, Ramsey Baltimore, II. e. CTowGeu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-09

Decrease from leN............ ............l'sSt'
TIE Boston 7rartler states that the notes OF the
somerville Blescbery and Ro1bury Chemicsl Company
laid over Tuesday. In consequence of their CON-
pec.ion with the former Company, Messrs. Ward q
Boot Milk street, though having abundant means 70
meet all their liabilities, have been obliged, for the
moment, 10 suspend payments. -Four of the Comp
Manufactures in West Newbury ces.ed operations on
Saturday last.
The banking firm Of Mar.hal l. Co. Of st. Pau
publish the following card:
To our Depositors and the Public: IL Is our pau
full duty to announce that Losses Of which we have al
vices by last nights mail, coupled with the genera
financial Distress compels us to close our doors 7
morning.
ave will Immediately make full statement Of our
affairs and means TO protect depoeitors and other
creditors which we believe will fully satisfy them that
they will not lose dollar by our sudden msoI'u ce
"Oetotey 2 1857. MARSHAL 70
Messrs. Dunlevy, Drake g. Co. of Cincinnati issued
card on Monday, as follows:
eve are sony to cay TO our creditors ana iriends
that compelled 10 stop payment Tor the pres
emit. We owe but little, and think we shall be able 70
pay coon in f but at present it is impossible 10 fea
lie the money ON our assets at any sacrince:
"Our senior partner whos now East Will De mere ID
few dsys when we shall able TO say dehH'tey what
we can do. ,,...
we intend TO pay all with interest. those VINO
are needy at once, II we can. -,
GAN collections falling due here to-day land until
further notice. will be found at Gilmore q Brotner-
tons unless called for by the owners, and al letters
containing collections and remittances from CORE
spondents will be handed them also.
"DUNLEYY, DRAKE CO."
The Albany Argus says:
"We find by the Report Of the Commissioners OF
the Canal Fund Senate Doc No. lO, that the Canal
moneys belonging to the Sinking Fund &C., have
been deposited in the following banks, which hsve
suspended The State has taken the bonds of Directors
for tho denosts thouph this kind of guaranty IL not
likely to be available in cases Of general suspension
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-09

An o. Pro7ncstown 5th bark Parker Cook Coos " I.lsL-
tic Ocean with 500 obs sp 40 do blackf.h oil.
Capt Pierce late OF the bsrk Bsyis reports the following
vesss ToHbsz sept which gwen fon reco s,io
sud therefore may ne iccosct ,, The smount o sps
Bslsua, DoTman 800 Lecridas Oliver do 40 or
$40 bills Jaya Lawrence DO $50 sp all told; Edsard s.Sp
tn Go 80 bos othe mate had bee3 discharged sicE Bee
J.pin CupmiDgs Jerkins Dartmouth 0o0 sp all told MI-
about 800 bbs BY the Balsnsi Gen Scott DIgset " NJ
Up from Ionoez sbo1t Sept l. Sea Fox, Connery West
poi tp sP, 100 WI. % cruise Cspt Oliver 81 me Lsyl
d4s ported The following vessels, no d.te &ci bsy ~
Co. =. 90 Dmirg Ptinney do, zh1n3escfsi Aurora Msf
snail Wes.port had taken l9bbi whale -
Afr az honogil July % Splendid smith OF EdssrtoSr,
~ days from Tonhez. sOJ WI on sp oh cruise.
81 from Do July H. Polar Star Weeks N b. Tor cruise
On the Equator h.d put 10 manmsst wnls In pod)
Ar at Pspete, Tshiti May Eliot c. Cowdsn Bailey IL
Dartmouth last from sidney whole voyage $50 board
rs p reasons catch 90 sp 24h Matilda Sears W.rg of
Dartmouth last from Bay Of Islands whole yoyss. 400
blsro 800 sp seasons catch 80 sp zh, Monticello Baker
reasons catch 25s sp 18th Isaac Rowland Hobbs ~ B. as.
hoh sToDgs laArd whole $50 sp, beard 700 sp,
seasons catch " sp.
Heard from Be.ey Williams Austin " B.. 800 boph. his
ie.'on, s,ells, Hathaway, do 90 DO.
TOmbez 70 sp Reports a. Tomb,s Aug a Sea Fox Ccne-
y Westpor Zoo 81, go VIII, all tod; Cen Scott Dsse;s,
fshsveD, $50 Edward. Stanton. New Bedford 80 "
vh-Cs2 with bad leg and expected TO have !. az
fitsted Sept lava Lawsenee b. 90 spi MsTmaa'
10 VIII al .Od Hye..ps Tabor a., go $50 yh 81 ,oli
9Th. the Leonidss Oliver $50 sperm " whale al tai
who reports spoke Aug IS lat 49, lon 81 W., L.systte.
Ray ~ B. ITO ,pj sane time saw Atlantic q 90 eonnei
Aug 10 at Point 81 Helena PheniI Lambert do 10 sp ~
Sh This season HsspeI stevens osp sEce ,sss.ns
Dartmouth IoOo sp bound PsytA OF ToHes1 W@ Lee
Slseln, Newport " o..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-09

hides 1(asc. y % Tspow, ais. p hi Peu, ds7c.
each; Csfskins Raise. " 10. -.
NJ Extra and first quality includes Lothns out ne
best large, fat, stalled Oxen -
fed Cows ami the best three year old Steers Ordinary
ssts of Bnlls and the refuse lots. .
sbep-E1trs includes Cosss, and when those Of inferior
quality thrown out 80. a..
There were no cars over the and Marie Railroads ~
over IN. Boston Lowe l22 the Ftchbs ard
over the o.ded with Cattle Sheep Swine and 6oses
OF the the Ftchb-rg % from Albany with Cattle
aud Roes.
REsARKs The market remains about the last veeh
butchers hoy ing only edse unless OF their
prices quotations for Hides and Pe the same 40
week but owing 70 the state Of the money mase dess
them will offer bht 81 70 cts " n for the former and
cts for Pos which Is decline Of eta Hides and ga
onPels those who prefer 20 salt them than sell them iss
TO sell for that price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-09
Cambridge Cattle Market.

REPORTED FOR THE ~ Y. TRIsUss, BY Gsosss hrr
A.r,.rset LAS Cattle about $40 Beeves and $50 stores
rssips o. working Oxen, Cows, and one TWO a nfse
Prices Of Make. Beef Extra 80 So ar's zc.iy
e76s75 50; second quality. ST. third quality 30 ordinary
Prices Of Store Csttle Working Oxen rom ssO sS sMe
10 % 900 per psir. Cows ana Calves ron w.
$40 s5O 70 SEQ $751; YeaIinEs, Sl8 to eSi Two yeere
old e25 to 628: Three years old SIS TO eD - =. ..
Sheen and LambsS7 100 market prices In lots " 70 Va
g. so each, extra, and selections, sass &C. ...
swine-6CO Western at mUketi prices, i've weight 7tese.
- - q
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nv Telexraph.
pOSTON n,

BOSTON Oct. e-Arr ship w. z. Storer CornsIy LIVER
pool; bark Pathfinder Halock Cons:autinope steamer WD
Jen kns Baltimore
NEW ORLEANS Oct s-Ths steamship Tennessee, fsm
New York the 5Oth has arrived here and advertised 20 p
between tnis city and Vera Cruz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-09
ing are taking in grain for Liverpool:

Iotal........... .3S5, 600 bushels
With the exception of Flour, there has been a large
falling of in the receipts at tde-water during the
fourth week in September.
Tie receipts by canal at tde-water during the
fourth week in September, in the years namsd,
"a follows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-09
Launched. sold. Ac.
hafery.

frs,elass snip named Baker Of abos. 800 i.tf'
Was an ched fIom the yaga CT Allen, Hutchrs &c. YG
| h, jih.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-09

r, 49,, 1856. 1857,
W., 'Ihts,i' '''''''''''''''.. Sel6 SsTs
Nheat; oesh''s..ss..........67l97o 3l2l9i
Soih. oSsA; '''''s's.s........122S0l 239822
baieyi Ousn'''.ss............XA67
The receipts st tGe.water from the opening of the
canals W 10 The let inst, have been as follows:
1858. 1856. 1857.
Flour bbls. oil AZ 646.l67 $50. ass
Wheat. bush. 3S5 as 64S7s6i 2ltl4T1
Com ISo4,17S 76S747 f5SsOtS
Barley, bush .s.....-...'.. So,tH 1Si al 625, lis
BY reducing the wheat to -four, the deficiency is
equal to I,O67, $50 barrels Of -four 1t should, how.
ever, be borne in mind that the above figures do not
include the receipts Of railroad.
The following is statement OF tolls received on
the New-York Canals during the fourth week in
Septembsr and also the total amount received from
the opening of navigation up to Oe;. J. ID the yesrs
specified below:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-09

The drafts of Messrs. Sather & Church. of San Fran
cisco, which were noted for nonpsyment, have been
ostly paid. The negotiations have been 80 far favor
able as to take up 100000 out of $ 900, which was
the whole amount of the drafts. Negotiations are still
pending for the balance.
The debt of the State Of Illinois presents some striking
features for the examination Of capitalists who are
scanning the stOck list for investment. The indec.
ness of the State is $l2, 1874, 144 95, as follows:
IntsIna improvement Icnd s $50 "a
Registered Canal debt............. SVH4U -
Unregistered Canal debt. s S S zoo an II
Total debt on 1st January sl2ssil4 50
The interest on the registered debt is entirely paid
up, ard the ls Of July last the Canal Trustees paid
10 cent of the principal out of the proceeds OF the
Canal lands. There has been paid during the four
years ending January l. 1857, over and above accru-
ing interest," 81 $40 40, and payments on account
of principal must continue until the entire principal is
paid as the several taxes levied to qudate the debt
re alzes over 81 0O0 y annum as the above state
ment shows therefore, with the reduction of the debt
and the consequent decrease in the payment of inter-
est added to the increased receipts from the tax there
is very strong probability that the State will be able
to quidate its entire Indebtedness in ten years. The
arrears Of interest have been funded into y cent
bonds interest TO commence in 1860. The Stae can.
not create any new debt.
The Sheriff, this morning, took possession of the
entire books and papers of the Milwaukee and Misss-
sipp Railroad Company in this city a, the instance Of
the President of the Milwaukee Bank, n default Of
payment of the Coupons on the Iacome Bonds-n all,
some $4,000 The attachment was afterward re-
moved
The Charter Oak, Mercantile and Exchange Banks
of Hartford have not been epjoDed Their bills are
freely taken at the stores.
Among the vessels loading for Europe, the follow
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1857-12-26

CONNIE les hommes de couleur, seraient prives du
droit de suffrage Nous nattachons pas grande
importance celia. car ce Nest pas veTs FOregon
que Sc drigera annals la partie 6nigrante des gems
de couieur des Etats- Unis. Mais ellie nous paru
bizarre stupide a cote de- la section qui permet e
vote sur la question de IescIavage ct qu en- adnet
Prostitution ST ellie est votee par la naiorlte. Il est
tres certain que 81 Fesca"age est constitutonnei-
tement antoris6 dams i'Oregon, il aura bientGt
une grande introduction des ctaves ct que cette III
PRODUCTION donaera lien Ia propagation de la race
nixte gu On vent pro&crre excture aujourd hui.
A part cette bizarrie. liz Convention de ;Or6gon
nous sembIe avoir etc aCimee DUN grand esprit de
Justice envers les Etats du Sud. Que esciayage
soft vote non nous ne cr0yons pas que de long
temps, il sorte de fOregon des s6nateurs nj meme
des representants aboitf0nistes.
II Y await done rGelipment tres peu deforts a
faire pour peFpdtuer PGqubre federal aux Flats
Unls. Le Kansas, constitut!0nne Iement acqus au
sud ct Oregon tout al uloins d&mocratis6 eussent
sniff pour perp6tuer fCnion ct 81 par e N0rd meme
nous fussions parvenus martenr Ia balance, cette
balance cut penche dGcidement de notre cote, par
forganisatlon Etats des territories mexcains ct
la division dg Texas. Il est donr tres maIheureux
pour lc Sud que a3aire du Kansas ait ctr 81 repu-
bilcalnement eXpioltae.
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prononce. Nous ne devons pas, CONSEQUENT
ment, attacher q sa conviction actuelle plus
d'importanee qu'elle men merite NJ Dou-
glas est eertainement en- contradiction avec
lui-meme, CONNIE le lui a dit NJ Bigler
II Unite NJ. Clay lorsqu5a la fin de sa vie il
interpretait le compromis de 1920 Alors
ce fameux acte passait pour etre favorable au
Sud ct on le- laissa croire trente ans, puis
les intrigues de la politique y frent decou-
vrir autre chose, De meme pour le bill du
Nebraska Kansas il fut abord represente
CONNIE une victeire du Sud ct maintenant NJ
Douglas besoin de Interpreter en- favour
du Nord. Cette politique est perilleuse
NJ. Douglas perd dun seul coup douze Etats
meridionaux pour en- gagner cinq on six de
fOuest, sans etre plus sur d'avoir l'aFeetion
des republicans de fEst. Son calcuI paraIt
done mauvais Pour lie rendre bon il faut
que desormais M. Douglas rivalise d'aboli-
tionisne avee Seward Osera-t-il?
(OfEeaaalS)
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1857-12-26

nose son but serait lie demander, pour le
clerge lo-que la religion catbolique fut de-
cIaree religion de Etat 2o--que les eecle-
siastiqUes pussent exercer leurs droits politi-
qUes ; 3o-que la loi de d6samortissement, ou
Ia iOi-Lerdo fut modifee dams un sens tres IA
vofabIe au cIerge, etc. etc.
NJ Juarez oofpose ces tendances, il de-
ia donne une fois 50 demlsson, u2ais il Ia re-
tree pour pouvoir contrebalancer les proiets
de Il. Comonfort, ct c'est la que 1ous en-
sommes.
Dams ma prochaine correspondence, je
pourrai vous en- dire plus long.
LIE jour on 10 nomination de NJ Comonfort
d la presdence constitutionnelle etc pro-
Glance par bamdo national ct solennel, on
await remArque, dit IN Journal, qu'un seul
membre du conseil municipal await fait acte
de presence. Personne ny await pris garde
ct on await attribute labsance des autres con-
SELLERS quelque malentehdu. Le gou-
vernement a pris la chose au serieux ct a
condamne chacun des uIde3n2un nexlcains.
absens lors de la publication du 5ando a
deux cents piastres damende. Les reg1d0-
res ont paye lamende ct ont dome leur de
mission. SinguHer gouvernement que eeui
de nos voisins OH lie despotisme ct larbitraire
cot0icnt touiours Ia libertG .-AbeilZe.
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AnR3 AD erHErgn

LIE bateau vapeur ANNA PER-
a II EETT. Captane W. C. Neal, com
TZ-a Szl menre voyages r6@uiers "ntre
S=.sssszSssss5s as Opelousas ct la Nouvoe ORE
ans. partant de Washington tons les Mercradis a
10 h~ures du u1atn ct de Ia Nile Orleans tons Ies
Samedis a heures de 'apres- pendant la
sason. Pour fret ou passage. s'adresser bord ou
ALFRED LOUAILLIER. Was ashington
Les expeditionnaires ct les eonsIgnatares de
fret derro1t ben fairc HtteHon qEaacuB fret ne sera
ivre du ma gasin de Depot iUsqua ce que ie compte
du teD soft paye ouqu'nn reCu reconnai>aant Ia re-
ception du fret soft enToye aux expeItIonnares
pour Placement. Tous ceux qui anr0nt du fret trou-
veront toulours rurs comntes erre les mains de n
Alfred LorattIier Washington. qu est autorse
de collector etd acquitter nos complies
HINCkLEY & Co.
Washington 26 D6cembra 1857.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1857-12-26
Opelousas, % Decembre, 1857
Pour Ia Noelet le Jour dc Fan.
MnE. J. PRHVOT, rue Main, pr

MmE. J. PREEOT, rue Main, pres
- le magaain de shwartz & Kaufman, q
Ehonnear i 'annoncer aux DANES ct aux
messieurs qui voudraient faire des etrennes.
au'eIle Went de receyoir un joli assortment
dsobiets de. fantaisie pour DANES ct enfants,
consistant prineipalement en-: Saes de velour
riehement gsrniis, Cabas. Porte-monnaie, Ne
eessaires, Pupitres en- bois de rose, Peignes
en- ecaiIle. Manchons blancs; ditto noirss iolis
chapeaux pour enfans. en- satin ct en- cache
nlire, CoiHures en- velour. ditto en- perles; ditto
en- fletde sole brode, Mouchoirs brodes; ditto
unis; Manteaux en- drap; Giants, Rnbans. Coils
garnis de Valeneiennes; ditto en- Maline; We
Iours, Jouets 'enfants, bretelles de sole; va
ses en- porcelaine; Flears artideielIes; Bou-
auets, Uouronnes. Statuettes ct Groupes en-
Biscuit; Benitiers plastiques; Parfumerle;
Bonbons, Chocolaf, ct une infinite d'autres
articles don't Remuneration serait trop Tongue.
OpeIousas I9 Decemhre 1857. 2-4