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CEAs ONABLE FURNITUHE DRY

~ GOODS.-Just received, and on sale
One bale very superior Edinburgh Riband
bound Blankets, In all sizes, from the smallest
size crib TO the largest size bed.
Also, one case 1914, 1i-i, 12-4, and 1874 Turkish
Melted z uiits, in all white and pink and white
This is entirely article IN tbs county, and
will be ound very desirable. Also, Toilet Covers
to match the Quilts.
Marseilles do. in colors and white
Two bales colO,ed English Sheepskin Mats, for
bed sides, carriages, and dsors, delightful article
for cold weather
Also, tine lot OF Quilted Comforts, with every
other desirable article known TO the trade Ia our
department, all OF which Will be sold very CHEAP
dec 2l-eo6t CLAGETT. DODSON CO
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CRIMINAL COURT Yesterday, John Kelly,
in the penitentiary, from tuesday next Ed
ward Hesse, assault, guilty; fined $40 ard
costs. John t. Warner submitted a case of
assaulting an officer, and was fined $50 and
cost.
To day, as we left the courtroom, Ohio
VermilliOn submitted case of assault, and
was fined So and costs
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THE HOLIDAYS.

THE HOLIDAYS.
GATHERS CONFECTIONERY SALOON
AS Is USUAL AT THIS SEASON OF THE
IA year, have made extensive arrangements 70
supply the public with every thing in my line, at
the shortest notice and OF the best quality.
In my assortment viii be found
600 pounds assorted Sugar Pums, for convent
ence packed In pounds and half bags
French Kisses, a large and beautiful assortment
Bon BOns, in sacks, Cornucopias
Fancy Boxes and Baskets
Boxes OF Pruneg, new and rich styles
Small Cake OF every description
Preserves, general supply
On Monday, the 22d instant, will be exhibited
inmy Saloon the largest and richest display OF
large ftuit and pound Cakes probably ever wit
sed in this city, varying In price from 50 cents
TO Slu each.
Every thing to be found In frst-clsSs conlec-
tonery establishment can be had at " A la Vile
de Paris" G. GAUrIER, COnfectioner
deC ~ colin Pa. ave bet 18th and 18th SITS
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Destructive Fire

HALIFAX, Jan. "A FIRE occurred here YES
terdsy. which consumed twenty buiIdides.
including ST. Matthew Presbyterian church
ihrteen other houses were also more or less
damaged, and many families have been rem.
dered houseless. Several persons were a..
riOusly injured. The loss is about 500, 900.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS,
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
ny HOUSE PRINTING TELEGRAPH.


BosroS, Jan 1.-The corners inquest on
me death OF Mr.: Tenney, the Warden Of the
state prison, this evening rendered a verdict
'nat ne was killed by Charles l.. Decatur,
mend that an additional force Ia ,reserye or
der in the prison be furnished.
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Ranking House of Chubb Brothers,

" 1'8I1I-'T' w . %-IIN-IT Is IC91
John ID BARROW AND HENRY HOLMES
~ are this day admitted AZ partners in the Bank
Ing House Of Chubb Brothers. The firm from
this date will be composed OF Chas. ST ChubE
John ID Barrow, and Henry Holmes Tae
House IN Davenport, Iowa, Is composed OF Chas
81. j. Chubb, VIM Il. DOugal. aud Alexander n .
Barrow, under the frm OF Chahb Brothers Bar
row Il Co. CHUBB BROTHERS,
Jan 1-f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-03

TWO LARGE ROOMS SUITABLE FOR
L GENTLEMEN TO BE RENTED.--They
also, can be Boarded In the house II desired
Apply to THOS POTENTlNI, No. 279 Penn.
avenue, south side. dec II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-03

NEW YEARS PREsENTs.-M w. GAIT
~ BRO have just received large additions
to their stock CT Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware
&c most OF which have been gotten up express
lY for their holiday trade.
Persons in search OF really elegant Presents
would do well TO examine our assortment.
M. w. GAIT & BRO Jewellers,
ian 1-3t 324 Pa ave bet 9Th and 10th SITS
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For Sale and Rent.

THO LET-TWO NEWLY FINISHED COT
IL tage Houses on street north. between 14th
and 18th streets west Rent $40 per m onth. En-
quire OF ]. p. Hilton. office on 14th street. near
the corner Of Penn. avenue.
jan 3-1w JNO. =. HILTON.
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GOLD PENS In GOLD AND SILVER
~ Gases Penlnives, imported direct from
Rodgers & Sons, Sheffield; French Portfolios,
French and English Drawing Books, Albums,
French and English Juvenile Boo Ks, English
Bibles and Prayer Books OF al sizes, In morocco
and velvet bindings; fine editions OF standard
American, English aud French authors In Poetry
and Prose, In fine bindings; and large collec-
ton OF Illustrated Books, mostly imported direct
from Europe by the undersigned.
dec 30 FRhNCK TAYLOR
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Is 4 z 4 A T.
IA Nfnrnnnn In tt.nnf

At No sol Pennsylvania GUsNEs,
Where they are open Tor inspection. II is worth
drive or a walk from Georgetown or A!exand ria
TO examine, and offers unparalleled inducements
10 purchase.
Their facilities for importing Trans tlant!c
Goods enables them to retail at what man will
Eay at wholesale CALL AND SIZE.
Fancy Goods, PortemOnnaies, Cabas, TOYS and
Perfumery, wholesale ana retail dee ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-03

Il" Thou rain'st in this bosom" as tn,
chap said when a basin of water was thrown
over him by the lady be was serenading.
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XEEISON


a Few SADDLES VERY HANDSOME VEN
L lSoN just from the mountains
KING & BURCHELL
dec ~ conner Vermont avenue and ,eth NJ,
ERUIr AND BUTTER KNIVES Iv.,y
Tablet, Sewing Birds, Scissors In cases.
Fac Set KNIVES, cheap, at FRANCIS'S,
Gee % Seventh street
HEAt READING AT THE CIRCU.
~ Ilting Library, ESQ Seventh street All the
popular Works Of the day on hand New Books
received sooa as published
dec2a FERGUSON, aSs 9TH street.
PrnnnnnIr fnr r.nn Inc -. n-... --
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UTHE E,aEEG,s,

Lave BROUGHT YOU TIE MOST Elk
II quisi.e, unique and recherche articles, elabo-
rated with the most artISque taste from materials
the most rare and valuable which every cOnti-
nent ard cline can yield. Yea, Coral, Shells
and Pearls from Neptune brinY deep; Diamonds
and Mineral Gems delvtd from the gnomy bowels
of the earth; Floral and Vegetable products dis
titled from heavenly dews IN forest and field
nympn and fairy offerings at the PrometLean
shrine OF Science and Art
In short. rHE LAKES have culled the choicest
FANCY GOODS which the genius Of every land
could be>tow upon the products CT every other.
They have brought them here TO Washington
and opened their
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-03

NEW YEARS REsENrs.-ELEGA
~ ly bound Prayer Books
Pearl and Tortoise shell Card Cases
Pearl Paper Cutters and Book marks
Fancy note and letter Paper, with Envelopes to
match
Gold Pens and Pencils, magnificent article
Penknives, Purses, Backgammon Boards
Portmonnales, Portfolios, gutta- percha Pencils
Ladies' Travelling Bags, Cabas
Picture Albums, beautifully bound copies OF all
the Poets
Writing Desks, Work Boxes
And an eadleSs number OF beautiful articles
suitable for presents.
For the Juveniles can here be found all the
new and popular Books by the best authors, 20 J.
gether with handsome lot Of
Linen Books, beautifully colored
Paint Boxes, with Cups and Brushes
AbbOtts Histories, &c, &c
Ali OF which will he sold at the very lowest
cash prices at
ShlLLINGTON'S Great Literary Depo.,
dee 3l-3t Penn ave, corner4x street.
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A Good ALMANAC is almost az indispensable
in family as the Evening Star. We have
seen On ShillingtOns counter several kinds
among which is the Housekeepers', Farmers,
Hagerstown, German, Catholic, London Illus
trated, and Punch's Almanac Shilington
has also IA Calendar OF his own for gratuitous
circulation, very convenient for the counting
house or desk. Call and get one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-03

WATCH RETURNS Peter Fanin, vagraut
workhouse 80 days; Robert McCutchen, lar.
ceny, security for court; Charles Nesle, (col.
ored, y drunk, workhouse 30 days.
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NOR RENT-AS A BEDROUM-A LARGE
Il comfortable front room, at No 425 S.h street
a nelghhorhood at once very Central, very quiet,
and very convenient to the Post and Patent Ofn
Ces. dec 31-5t*
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SAEPHERDs

SHEPHERDS
EROM ;6s BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Il informs the ladies Of Washington, that "a.
they have opened, at Parker's + ancy Store So
under the National Hotel, choice assert, NX
ment Of Caps, II cad Dresses, Cotiers. Capes, and
F fancy Articles, &c, at PARKERbS
Fancy, Comb and Perfumery store,
Jan 1-5t~ under National Hotel
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THREE WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TO
4 let with or without board, In the immediate
vicinity OF the General Post aud Patent Offices.
EnqniIe ut F ERGUSONiS BOOK Store, ass eth
street. ian2-3t
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RAsKsTs, BASKET STANDS, CABAs,
- Satchels, Portmonies.-Tears viii be shed
when some learn what they have lost by not buy
ing their presents at
dec % FRANCISS
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THE CONGRESSIONAL BANK

Corner Of Losisdna acsnHs and 7fA sfresf,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
"lLL Receive DEPOSITS AND MAKE
w Collections on all the principal cities IN the
Union, and promptly attend to any business In its
line. 4. gARDlNE,
dec 23-9m Cashier.
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Go3E TO THE COUNTRY.-Ann Cahoe, so we'll
known 70 the city police, and who has spent so
many months of her life in the workhouse,
was released by the Mayor a few days since at
the ret Iess OF a gentleman who proposed to
send her to his farm some fifty miles from this
city. Ann is a most competent person for dairy
work or labor Of that description whenever the
bottle is beyond her reach.
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no THE LADIEs-rO THE LADIES

no THE LADIEs-TO THE LsDIEs,
MRS NJ. L.. SPO0NER, No. Alb PENNA
IVA avenue, corner Il street south side, Ladies'
6entleIlen's, and Children's FURNISHING
BAZAAR. Ladies and Children's Underclothing
Of all description, Plain and Embroidered
Chemises, Drawers, Skirts, Caps, long and short
Night towns, ladies' and misses WTapIers la
dies Illusion CapeJ, Dancing and Drawing room
slippers, Quilted Carriage Boots, Head Dresses
OF all description, ladies' Breakfast Caps Also,
general assortment Of Gentlemen's Furnishing
floods. Paris Spring and Bone skirts. Paris
Dressmakine in all Its branches
N. B-FIench Fluting and Clear Starching
i'm l-e03t%
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LUuBRR STEALING Officers Gill and LlovG
last night arrested Robert McCutchen To-
stealing lumber from the lumber yard of s
Norment. He was arrested with a plank OF
his shoulder. Justice Morsell this mornin:
held him to bail for his appearance at csurt.
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r. Z. JACKSON,

ATTORNEY At LAW,
Olnce no. 135 Bridge street, d georgetown
WILL ATTEND TO CASES IN THE CIR.
w cult Court and the Court o. Claims; to thu
examination Of Titles to Property. the Investmen
OF Money IN Real Estate, Conveyancing, and al
torney. dec 26-2w
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NOW RECEIVING,
MANY NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS
IVI for the present season, which we shall run
OF at greatly reduced prices. AS special bargains
we name
100 pieces rich Fancy Dress Silks
s do blue, brown, purple and black MORE
Antique Silks
S do rich strip'd, plain and ng'd Blk Silks
do black, brown and blue wide silk Vel
vets
10 do more OF the same sort rich Lustre
Plain Black silks, at our usual low prices
3pieces superior plain Black Mourning silks.
With many Fancy Goofs, to which we ask the
attention Of citizens and strangers TO examine be-
fore making their purchases.
C0LLEY e SEARS,
dec 32-eo2w 323 9TH st 3 doors north Pa. av.
RUY YOUR HOLIDAY GOODS Of
u dec 10 MCLAUGHLIN & CO.
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NORTHUMBERLAND.

wOOD-WUOD-WO
PRICE REDUCED.
THE SUBSCRIBER WISHING TOCLOSE
l. out his large stock OF WOOD by the LIST of
March, VIII from this day sell
Pine Wood at............ 81 so per cord
Maple do ............. 800 do
Oak do .......... 5 20 and 6. 90 do
Hickory do ............ 700 do
can be accommodated from this day, in Quantities
TO suit, By calling at the office OF
M. l.. WILLIAMS,
on the Canal east CT the Market II Ouse,
jAn2-3t Georgetown.
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CORPORATION BANK Accountable account
Of the Corporation with the Bank of w ash
ingtOn stood as follows on the Let day of jan
uary 1857.
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MIHCE MEAT:-MINCE MEAT.-AN-
I'VE other lot OF our MINCE MEAT.
KING Il BURCHELI,
dec u Corner Vermont ave- and 18th sts
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LET HoUsEKEKPERs, and those who contem
plate housekeeping, attend the sale which will
take place on Monday next, at No. 368 Eight
street, between b and l. variety Of new
and elegant Furniture will be offered. as AIS.
Bedding, Comforts, Sheets, etc See adyer.
tisement in another column =
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TIE SCHOOLS 1t was stated last Monday
night in the Board OF Aldermen that in m.
nrst school district six applicants were await.
ing admission; in the second twonty-seyen; in
the third one hundred and sixty-three and
in the fourth one hundred and twenty four.
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balloons, DOLLS, GAMES, ENGRAV
" ings. &c, at McLAUGHLIN & CO.'S.

II
A TTORNEY AT LAW AND COMMITS
IA sioner OF the u. s Court Of Claims for the
District OF Columbia
Office No - Louisiana avenue dec s7-1Gt
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HARPRRs' NEW WEEKLY TREAT anxiety
has been felt among the reading community
10 see Harpers' new Weekly. The first mum
Der has been sent US BY Shillington, the agsnt
in this city. We advise all who wish to take
really first class literary newspaper to buy
it, and judge for themselves. Price five cent.
per copy. -
LADY SKArERs.-0n Thursday we noticed
some young ladies Of this city Of the upper.
tendon stripe disporting upon skates, in very
good amateur style, on the canal near the
Four-and- a half street bridge. Good We
don't SEQ why the Montreal and Quebec ladies
should monopolize all the fun in the feminine
skating line.
CENTRE MARKEr.-There was but q slim
attendance at the principal market, caused
probably, by the condition of the country
roads. The market was very damp and un
pleasant, the gangwsys being coated with
mud. The prices have not changed mate
rally since last week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-03

RUY YOUR HOLIDAY GOODS of
- dec 10 MCLAUGHLIN co,
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HARPERs' WEEKLY JOURNAL - The first
number just received at the Northern LIber-
ties Bookstore, 327 Seventh street, above the
market.
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BATEAUX

VIS.-Au PttBI1e.-Ie bateau a vapeuf
n, ALICE " GLAZE G.. b. Iou-sa. Hs n
aillier, Cupitaine, d recommend ses voy- Msa.s55
regulieIs entire les opelonsas ct Ia sszzssszh-s
partant dc. Washington tors les
DIMANCH1sS Il 10 heutes ct dc III Nonvelle-tTleans
tous les M~i.RCFEDIsa ) heures de l'aprts midi pen
dlft Iii s,isot. Pour fret on passage, voir Il bord on
f.s a5 ALFRED, L0UAILLiER, Washington.
Nj Les eSp6ditionnaires tiles eonsignatehrs de
fret, teront bien attention, qa'a,ennf fret ne ralivfed 1
magasin de dtpdt jusqa; ace qHe ie cqmpte tu fret sera
payt, ou qn'un reett reconnaissance le reception dui fret
sel1, envoyd aux ,eXptditiognaircs, pour pavement.
Tots ceiix qui aurolit du fret, trotvefolit %touiot,rs
leurs complies entire les mains de NJ. Alfred Logailier,
Il Washington, e,i est autoiise de collector ct d'at-
qnitter nos complies. 5H H1NOk1EI 9 . go
Washington, 10 Janyier, 1857.
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4 pLlIEE0RME Nl4loNAIE ANERIGAINE

WI ID longneHr dn programme National
American ct notrc mal9uc q espacc, nous ne
,dontlerais doEenayant que lie resume sniyant
ldes piincipes quisy s0lh e%Boncfss
/. Perpatuite de- Union stsSsj NJ Il HUI zSs
5ILt i33pAverlement de IAmeriqae paE ies
Amefirains. 4c'est-a-dire preferenee4desicit Gus
mes any Mais- Uniss slr ceux mes hors 9u-
mon pour iexercicedes charges spubtiqr
I'M. Incalaeit6 politiaue dies citoy as, Bes
aux Etats- Unis ou hors do ifUnidn,sqni Sc sout
mettclit Il laltoritas dun potential stranger.
sqnelq ,tsl SOFT, gu qltii refaseat dc rcconnaltre
~ constitution fedafale ct ecelles DIES divers
Eints CONNIE superienrcs d toute altre loi. si4s
IYs.st Admission l.lciIle ct entiefe ct main
itien dcs drOits reserves aux divers Etats har-
1mneme pcrnlanerte entire he's citoyels des dilfe-
fentes parties de PUnion, ct pour celia, non
intervention dn; Congress dams Hes questions chi
concernent que les Ilthfs, nol-intersentiol
geDesraienlent des Etats daps les allaires inte-
l~Tieures de ! nnd'eAx. ag4 s
". Reconnaissance du droit dcs citoyens,
mes aux Etats-U III on hors stles aEtats-Uins et
dams, un tefritoire qaelcoHguc de Union, d
ffaliire lem constitution et leuis lois, ct d regleI
d Ieur guise lenrs ~affairess
WIS Mise en rigueur du principe qu I'M Fiat
sou iii, icrritoire ne. dot reconna1tie qu'aux eli
.toyens L droit du saflrage GU celui d}occuper
me charge pabiique.
II VII. Revision des lois de naturalization.
VIII. Opposition a l'Union de TEglise ct
de 1IGtat non Intervention dams les mutieres
t1ui sont purenlent du. domaine dc Ia conscicnce
on de ID fui religiense.
TX. Recherche ct extifpation des abus
esaspmie dams les dapenses. s9
Execution rigouretse de tontes les lois
corstinutiomlel|es,
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TAXES! TAXES! TAXES!

pAYEZ FOSTANES-Jsa maintenant en.
IL ma possession lie TpIleaux les Taxes de Paroisse
pour fannec 1856, ct dec Licences pour fannGe 1857,
Jet serai pref a %recevoir les dites Taxes et1 licences
"A lartir du . f6yrier 1857. Pour N .comnsAlitG DIES.
Gontribuabtes, Icfveriai un dc mes deputies (dllment
Eautoris6l, aux etdroits cidessous, ct les jouls ci-
|aprbs fixes, entire 10 iitures du matin ct 4 liedres dc
fapres midi. ain de ~iecesoirl les dites taxes ct licen-
Hces. Ntt S&53f aB 34foAAjA= aa3Sb 4ll4 raAf9l2
Je serai personnellement, il mon bureau dams la
vile DIES Qpelousas, a partir da 2 ftsrier proclaim /.
lS5T, ct chaqut jour sliFaht (les dimanches excep-
tesl, jt.sqnal Q de mars suivaht, atm de recevoirles
takes ct licences de eeilN qi poufraient trouver plus
a propns lie les payer d mon bureau, Il Respiration
de qgel temps je ~lapeerai des ordres de saisio coutre
tols les delinquants.
Ter Observation-Disclosures aux Opelou
sas, lie 2 ftvrier 1867, jasqa'au 8 Mars de Ia meme
aimee. .r.yi f{r-o5ErEt 1nsrE estral .&,- gi-a
2me Arrondissement-Chcz Jules Mestrick, sur lie
Bayou TecRe, lie . mars. ~
2me Arrohdissement-.Au Cafe dc la ycuvc Estil-
ilette, an Grand Ceteau, lie 10 mars. ~ 4'e "
Gme Arrondissement-A III residence de j. III Huff
power, j la Queue Tortue, le ii mars. M
6me AriondiSscmeit-A Ia residence dc Tirgiie
Fr'gt, d fAnse Mermento -(Mcrtnonto Cove, le IL
mars. @ y7 7A.@L t+L = &8-t&l Np 1s =
Gme Arrondisscnient-Au magasin de J.. 3. Clark
d 90, Bls Plaquemine, 26 mars. n. ,g..-6
5me AT1nndisscmcnt-A la residence dAntoinc
Carte, i l Fointe aux LoHps, lie Is mars. es
9tle Arfondissement-Ghez Joseph f. prigle, a la
Pointe Neire, lie IA mars. ..5 5f 5aii
3me Arrondissemeut-.Au magasin de Philippe
Stage, LA Nicille Giaude Prairie, lie 16 mars.
4me ArTnndissemcnt-Au Cafe de William Reed.
a la Vile Plate. lie II mars. u If tttJ fH5 FAl'
dine Arrnndissement--Au ma asin de james .Aken-
head. au Bayou Ghicot, lie Is mars. f-sssfe,e
4me A1Tnndissement--A Ia residence de Joseph
Laldrenealx, a la Petite Prairie Mamouth, lc 10
mars, -l4 EA ti9s sp4 sa
lcr Arrondissoment--A Ia residence dc Napoleon
Andrepont, a P~laisanee, lie 90 mars. = .45r
3lne Arfondissenent-Ghez Jonathan Morris, sur
lie Bayou Rouge, 10 20 mars.
Sine Arrondissement-Gl,ez Josepl, Mcbride sur
| Atchataaya lie "a mars. -u] = 5l4&. }.I9 ri
Faquetaique-Cl.ez John Fl. Mc(see, lie 81 mars.
Cllatalgnicr-Au magasin de. Dorsy Ilateur Is
mars. EBERT CAN'T.
N Collector des Taxes de palnisse.
N5r Les memes iouis ct aux memes Iienx le GoIlec-
tenn dies Taxes d Etat sela pret II ~recevoir les taxes
dEtat dues.
: Qnela1sla- 81 innIin,. lSaT ~ ----. :. - ~
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Av jICIAIRES.

4TtTAT DE TsJDUISIANE-yCop Jour Sc &c
- District, Paros#wSg St. Landry.-No. solo.-
succession de Willidaahh ]. Diggess o.,,s
REBgccA HEARD, do la Taroissel St. Landry, AZ
lli5ssStratriee d Ill., dis sdff1tsion &c William !. a I
asagaslenea Ky af8N ya saite sdcss-sinn, acepinp.agne
EuRtapeaH nl ~ As&Ss,nt lthomologation diieeluii ~
|%atteufli,, du'il az 1 s1SSSS Tasr = 81 date an 4 Fsyriier,
petition par ORD ~ %2
1857; ssSs ~, III III n,rla n,esenat dpnn6 aux
/. ! 1a co v y he succession, d'ayoir d deduire ays
Elnleaes ~ 4 NJ SssAsusdite, dams les tretlte jouss qtu
creme g ~ III present avis, les raisons d All
|sa.sio 4 IL lesaouclles le dit tabicau N 55gerail
ua y = e 80, X S8pmeEogHes. a49 sa43l sEai
Ras ~, aupiua aSSAzureS III, 4 Fevrier, 1857.
hufeeae y t9 M4 LIS. I.tSTRAPES, Grcfier.At
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lsopinion az Louis 2NSXR, .Aui await, CONNIE on le
sliit, pour nfaa. \ inc yqpc reAastitade etait ID po-
litcssel ddes fpis. 81; s}a ss8sss@ IA
II eiiait impossible tdd ''slrs plus exact Que pe
listait 81 iroii d. ii montaggc, atitlael LneSSsnn
avail. dome rendezvous a nenf hca,es sonnalit.
ED fappelceyantL nous nous leyaness; iops
sdeux. s y sss IA. e~ontinuef.
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DAQUEBOTe REGULlER ENTIRE LA
n NOUYEILEs ORLsANSl& WASH a-~s
INGTON-Le steamer UNION, tirant LssAAaN@essEs
pen d'eau, Capitaine John Lyons, partira s=@sssa
de Washington pour Ia NouyelleiO Orleans, par Fat
chaf,laya, MARM proclaim, lie II cournnt.
LIE prix du Fret sera aussi bas q~u'aucun autre
~ #lTS 4.q4 @54- Wy 3F u
Los ordres ct les ~lettres p~ourront &tre deposits au
magasin dc Nm. Schwartz y Kaufman, Opelousas.
Washington, is Octolre, 1856.
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TITY H0TEL.--1he undersigned has ii
~ honor to inform the public that sN r-AS
he ia now ready Ia receive and ae, dk%EAMSAsL4
commodate Mt least one hundred sMa , n. HI HSsSSss1S8
boagdeI4 in his large and eomnsdis aSi liss1sftI1LA4s
o,ls Hotel, sitaated on Main street. in 81, Mmfnlsyit
The rooms are well aired, and the table will be VII
CATERED, -ftF f'ft-'{ . 5 isl~&f &stG94M
He has also opened, on the beautiful lot adjoAlh
the Hotel, a LIVERY STABLE, where tMfiaG
Buggies ard Sulkies, as well rs Carriage and Rill
Horses, cam be procured at moderate prices.
st. MartinsyilEe, November s, 1896.
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