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LITERARY NOTICE.

Leisure Labcrs or Misce1dnies, Hssorico, Literary, ord
Political BY Joseph d. Cobb. y. Appleton \ Co,
New York.
Messrs blanchard and Mohun booksellers Of this dy,
have kindly sent us copy OF the above named book
containing four hundred and eight pages of reading mat
ter made up Of reviews Of memoirs correspondence H
misellanies, from the papers Of Thomas Jefferson,
Thomas Jefferson Randolph; the life Of VIM H. CnT
ford, of Georgia Macaulays History Of England; w
lis Poems; Longfcllows Poems slavery and the sm
trade in the District of Columbia, and the true ssuet
tween parties in the South Union or Disunions ln
book has many interesting features which recommends
to the reading public We have given that portion OH
which rcfc,s to Jefferson careful perissl, and wear
gmtited with the justice accorded to that illustb"
statesman for his untrng cxertons in behalf Of the m
laryton of Independence In alluiing to the readngd
that "s,crci compact" in Independence Hail. PhiS4
phia the author makes the following declaration, VIII
which we fully concur .Whcn Jefferson sat down
took his seat crowned with fame that will perish cp
with the earth ITSELF aud which has linked his name @
ever with American Independence. But The author %
assumed other positions from which we totally ds"'
and which we believe calculated 10 do great injustice
who will be remembered the preseryer o. @
rights of the pecrlc md The free Institutions which 2"
iorciuhcrs achieved after many shard fought te'r
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TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.

prescribed with the medical faculty In gravel
gou, chronic rheumatism drosy dysp sluggish circulation Of
the blood assimilation Of food and exhausted vital
and, ~ a beverage, has superior In the world.
quart pint bottles sale by all the druggists
md groccrs in Washington
UDoIF'iIO WOLFE,
Sole Importer and Manufacturer,
Is 20, and 22 Beaver street, New York.
I3--,l3mif
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Captain VIM. v. Taylor, Of the navy died at his rev.
dence in Newport, ut two o'clock the morning o U"
lth instant. He conspicuous in the battle Of LAW
ERIC, in which he navigatcd the Lawrence, PcrrysM
ship. into and during tho action His last cruise wa
command Of the Ohio seventy four, on a cruise " w
Pacific Since that time, the infrmities OF age have s'
u,lly overcome him.
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Books froD,l London.

DOLYGLOT Of Foreign Proverbs. vol VI 70
Il Memoirs tho Duke of snlly. avoh o.
Guide knowsse Pottery Porcelain, aud other object
Of vsrtu. I vol 81 IA
of Alexander Pope. 1 vol ~ 26
II MlVhse, Angrlc and Raphael vol u 20
whcwlts History " Indsctsve Huiencss. vols- ~
rsers 1ouahma,,'s Vision and 2 vols ~ 40
Seldcns Table Talk. vol, u ~
sir Thomas Overbury's Works. vol u ~
Francis Ch.arlc- Fnchindcn. ~ cents
John Auhrcy's Mlscclancs. vol. ~
ti.rmsns Ilcnsrs HAD vols -
Dictionary dasss,al lrrstattrns vol ~ ~
fctgewi- Collection ~ Fltsphs i vol ~ 20
Hand Boot of Proverbs, vol 81 10
Febe FRANCk TAYLOR
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WASHINGTON CITY.
SUNDAY MORNING. FEB. "A. 1865.
OF FICIA l..

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT,
BY and msM the sdr.r and oHsva " The Sussk
Robert Burns as collector Of the customs for the dis
tict Of Passsaquoddy in the State Of Maine vice Bion
Bradbury whose commission expired
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TO THE CITIZENS OF WARRINGTON.
WOlfc's Schicdam Aromatic SChnapps.
proprietor particularly schnapr
travelling about settle In tho South account Of
properties correcting the dissgscchc often
gerous produced change which all
particularly liable Strangers should
purchasing tho schnar the whole flooded
with The genuine hns rrorreor
b cork and label For sale by n he druggists and
grocers
uR0asui0 WOLFE
13-d8mn Depot Is Beaver street. New York
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~ GORGE w. BREGA, ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
NJ Ari..w, No. 10 Wall strss N~o York
Nov 26--6mf
VITILLARDS HOTEL.-J. C. L. RI. A. Willard,
wv pennsy Fourteenth Washington D. G.
Jan Diff
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the admitting ,ha, STATE, U, Large
lA
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TO THE CITIZENS OF wAsHINGTON.

NAVY YAnp, Nrw YoRw, Feb. Q, 1858.
Feb 10 2aw4wWcd&Sat
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,, ~ bit what was it worth ? Gov. Chase had cried
out originally. "No Slsve State :" ard in J,
b,,, :, tley Moderate the tone and the cry wa.
- ", more Save ttrrfory;' aud al last the publ
car psrtyw - found lying in confused heap Of .Iust
tsr .overe,rv with oil other parties; and while ,hi.
crv wa- pending the Drrd Scott decision crhlinsted
rig proper IN slaves ard soon, basel upon
that decision TIE Sup,eme Cont Of the United States
would decide logically ~ the Lennon case that the
,aveholder could dwell Ais whole lifetime with Lis
property IN tie North.
Ayoicr-Wl rot the rum. ug Of Gerrit Smith con-
duce TO the election cf Amasa y. Parker
The SPtAEER-The running n, Gerrit Smith will
conduc- 10 the election Of Gerrit smith. Loud ap-
plause and laughter followed by thr cheers for Coz
ri Smith.
In reply to question. the speaker mrde an argu-
rleLt OF Free Trade He regarded tsriti, as an inge
mon. device in favor Of the rich against TIE poor. lie
confer ded that the people would not be vg.nt about
indirec, ,a1c and they would abou. direct taxation.
Had Mr. Polk been compelled get the money for the
Mexican wal by direct taxation, and had he passed
The hat around in New-iork, he would not have got
FIVE cent piece from the loudest-morthed Demo
crat The curse Of war would never be got rid If
until tariffs were 81 end. He advocated that tho
first 81 900 Of individual property be exempt from
taxation
After few remarks Mr.. Smith retired, and the
meeting dispersed
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Personal.

Madame Cora DE Wilhorst arrived In tins cry yes
terday by the Arsgo, and took apartments a. tne
Union Place Hotel Size viii join VI strascsh' l.sl!ah
Opera Company.
Ger. Ashley, Republican candidate for Congress
in Ohio, was addressing meeting OF Le'psie' III
Putnam County. when he was interrupted By a gang
Of rowiies. at length he seized the leader OF me
mob by the collar, and after Gaming him PIT hun o'A OF
the houee. The meeting passed vote OF insnhs |"
Mr.. Ashley for the good Job he hal 80 well done s''
be not again interrupted. Tie next morr4ns, u
prevent arrest and detention, Mr. Ashley went oeiofe
aJus,ce Cf the Peace confessed That he had od'
Of the rowde- OF that place was fined - a. ''s
citizens paid the fine.
il Is proper TO ndd tia. The above eiconn, o. the
affair Is from the Republican journal. me ie'Iy''
burg Daioa, 90 the other hand, tn9a the story aier
this fashion:
"Ihereupon, the gentleman ct obeyirg th' ,'lH,
eyal ,his Congit sson al asprar, with tho pm o' .n
tiger seized bis cane. rushed Gpon the gentleman, az
in most fiend-hko mSnner, beat hin over 'he hcai
ald face til he wgS dvtnsred n tfoof! -. -
"Arrpwcnf hang Jgiei, scc"' re. - a." ~
ueots'ff rrs' r. tor ;ed 70 for ne e'Eq'f''s Ds
rlocraly."
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r.r-ois-to the sarne. ,,S
Lot cpe- y" LADY fcddero.

- ,,.r-sts-to the sarne. ,,.S
Bot cp-, ~, The ssnc. LADY "ooosI''
s~s - ,esn od-to the same ySrs
Bee " ~, old-,o the ssme. tl'is' ,,ysurprs
be~sne,,'I o-ixroRrEp afRashlhn'. ..oorS
CtAss - Co n Jefferson, Cherry blossom '7o'N'
Best Cow ESprsrord, q Jessrcon Lazy c Err,
CLASS ~. nusyi, = Hurt. ~ Abany {;
Bss Gov s.ss BroshsT' Of Jesr.oni third pest D. a.
ws.s o.,.h9 ,.,,. old OIL Brothers Of yeaer'0n sec
st@ 70 ans; bird best T. sheag ,nor Of Ontario;
B.a Bs, one zee o. ToSpIns third do Gil Brothers
o. Jsee,'I C.r-wood Eastman OfJeae'''" ''o"1 D0'
cLoh"'SC ,ss.I-No. I2.-NaTTt cows -,
,hr. wear. old and agrIds1onhib nIy Sa %
oi'ss., second do. ". sshn OF
H:.:Iss g e.2oss s,I.iSs' second premium
Mich Cows-h GT-FArTED STALL-FED.
Glass NO lane. fsr.hius Of Enc second do, 20
ssns Third Do go. Cd Sheldon Of Csyus second do,
O. Ho-.ad q , G' ODE Sheldon Of Csyuss second
e., to s.~s;y r7.-FAr CARTE os Hay asp GRASS.
Grass oar ye.C Geer Of onOndass second Class do,
&. Of sses years Ode Walker Of oenesee second
d. s.Ds No ls-FKos OrHrR STATES OR CANADA.
.io Rom Bul-John Smell Of Edmonton Canada West.
B,s dor sTrt sG Bull Humphrey. of Elyra, Ohio
~ usr.ford Cop-Saine.
ssS s hs.s received especial communication
HORSES AND SHEEP.
ira show OF Horses was exceedingly ule ana large,
., a decisions have yet been made.
TSs sheep are Of splendid description and the show
....~d;pely full The improvement in hslf-breeds is
-, naked and the superior qualities of the wool
80, de value Of mixing native blood with i'm
Podsd = c..u.. ,,,. ,.u.
..sk Of fne imported Merinos, and sweeps the deck
:, ,reuiums. The following took first premiums:
a. brrwoolsd two years eldA III. Bowen Of Orleans;
- ooed under two years T. O. Crook Of Jefferson.
10 breed two years odS Legsett Of Monroe; under
..o ,.srs J. Y. Converse Of Jcherson.
Er Lps wooled Buck, two years odtrn7erford Brode
"a 81 Je6vrpon; under two years T. Gayer OF Duchess
Rss pen Of fne Ewes, two years Od-Huuserford Co.
r. peu Of three Buck Lambs and Eves-Ssme.
Re-. Saxon Buck, two ODD. Cosset OF Onondsga;
vsd,r two years old T. '. Msson Of Jefferson.
The aggregate receipts up ~ tonight are over
1900. This ia largely in advance of last year 10 this
tina
The agricultural meeting tonight was very largely
sttspded. TIE parlors at the Voorhees, House were
cpvded with farmers. The speakers were Messrs.
Brown of Otsegc, Wees Of SoDece, Marshall of Or
bsns, Brewer of Tompkins, and BinInger of Cayuga.
Great interest was manifested IN tho discussion, the
suiject being the raising of corn.
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Ganper.

PIrEs FOR rHs NassssGroS A9v -Drer.-Wc un.
derstand that the contract of Mr.. LswTrnce Myers II
Philadelphia, for casirou pipes To- the Warrington
Aqueduct, was yesterday forfeited or the Ncom-
mendaton If the epgioeer m charge Of tho wsk, for
the reason that the contractor hns Nc con9h,-' with
it, provisions by dehy.ruc the 30 irh pipes within
the time specified, viz tir 5rst Of O,tohry.
The contract was q geir ~ Mr.. M yers, though nos
the lowest bidder because w offered % dchver these
pipes within the specified trie !; Is chsfy proper.
therefore that having failed in this condi,ion, tae
contract should b. forfeited.
We may also say that thc pipes are rcquinSi
for the service of the scueduct rs possible.
We presume that they viii ~ purchased nom ON own
makers who may be able to 3elivsr them sconc't and
thus this matter which has been u sore trOublc to
some of our friends in Pennsylvania VII b. setled in
satisfactory to all pcties except ~, default
ing contractor ASnion'
RoAD.-Tbis morning party II leborers wore going
up the track of the PenIsyl fsnia Railroad, above
Dancannon. on u hand-car, whsn the express train
coming east came along. The men knew OF The sp-
proach of the train and they endeavorcd to roach
"sHi;ch." They fao in this, and were run Down by
the train. Two Of the were killed. Thetrain
escaped damage. The bodies of he killed were taken
20 uaTr.sbur
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EXCITEMENT AT ANTIOCH COLLEGE.

Tie following We copy from The Columbus Csv
Fact,
We understand that about eight or ten days since
several students we're sumnsry expelled frOm Antioch
College: IT j. supposed Oh account u h,tc humorous
sheer entitled ne Probe, which appeared dlrng com,
increment week in June lat. In this hrst numoer q
the Yellow Springs Purcs some wit,cisms were per-
letrated ~ IA. expense OF some members OF tao
faculty, e. Nj as 81 other citizens; yet II Was nos
supposed IN these ycU desPv.fs would be laid 70
heart.
Th- Prcs:der, # the Colcge. however, il is sail.
ed ut tn.s htAe sheet tAgOagh sCrJls sJsrtaces.
and pot only ey,ertd several OF the students, bat
o,dered eir room, to be forced open and their f,rn
stud,rts .resore caas. vrits 20 De served 90 Mr..
Mann The p-,.iicrt grd M. Birch, Assistant Trea-
,.rcr, sumu.onng them to appear before Justice
Ysniitor vn Wednesday, thu @Nh MI. AZ the tinc
- settled the fsndan,s a2pea red ahd requested that
a jsry h inparrcled.
after whch the sef-nisnt, 1noy,d postpcnemeat Vi
the trial, tffuing that twp inpcnSn' witnesses were
absent; bni il appeared ,kt~ sad Witnesses WET, MOI
in tcHr when the s-Snsactiors aim W" 10 .o"N pace,
they hsvlng LEI, some days ruoTtous.f ihe S"uheS
Of the piau'ff law Hunt End II erce OF Sprag-
field III, I'D 80 submit ;he testimony a: the absent WIT
resses saf urged that The giAl proceed. 10 TINS the
defendant, and their ooInscl, lSwyer Howard ct
Xcnia, oh rctea, and Urged Tie pcsPontinen OF tbs
suit Thirty fays.
the defendants made ahssvt that ne witnesses o.
luded To were rerr important and theT testimony mn
teria to tie '.sis the Justice ss,d, mat al-hocghN
seemed hard idr che plaintS to wa-o thif'y darS
ye, IN point e law he mus decide Io' me POs'po
meut.
These proceedings caused tremen doH' exciieniehe
among the STUD euts and Throughout toe town, ana
many of the IeaG.ng hzens ana II II thVshi iaise
majority side wi i BE studenis behsNlng lnaI the
President had acted u uncaltd for arm arbitrary
r.
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ell. The payment of ooe dollar constitutes memLsr
ard part prurnetor ot Mouut Vernon where the
record vii be permanently kept, VIZ Oh viii be in
scribed toe pane ard residence Of each member.
Person. desiring to become members can pive their
ard Zee for membershp to any Il the siy mao
ayers. or at the Office OF the Associaton, At The
Co. per Institute, corner Of Eighth siec; and Fourth
a
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Steam Fire Engine Exhibition.

BOSTON, wednesday, oct. % 1919.
The Seneca Falls New-fork, Steam Fire Engine
gave highly satisfactory exhibition OF Its powers ON
The Common this afternoon and aiterward IL State
street.
Jeremiah Austin, master Of the whaling ship Betsy
Williams, was sentenced to-day to pay tine OF 500,
and also assessed $500 damages TO the negro John
Francis whom he LEFT unnhabited island.
Lucrezia Bcrgis was performed at the Boston Thea
ter tonight by the Sakosch troupe to an Overlooking
house,
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Fair.

WATERBURY, Conn. Wednesday, Oct. 8, 1873.
The Annual Fair of the Ncw-Haven County Agii-
cultural Society opened here to-day. The grounds are
well stocked aud the exhibition OF agricultural impe-
nepts manufactured and fancy articles are thought
to be as fine those of the State Fair. The Fair con-
tbues two days. Tomorrow balloon ascension viii
Jake place BY Mons. Regnard.
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From, Utah.


S.. LOUIS, Wednesday, Oct. s, 1873.
The Salt Lake mall with dates of the nth ult., ar
rived at 81. Joseph on the LIST inst Potca! matters
were quiet in Utah. The California Salt Lake mail
had been robbed by the Indians in Carson Valley.
Dr. Forney Superintendent Of Indian Affairs, was pre-
paring TO leave Salt Lake City for Carson Valley.
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NEw-ORLEASs, Wednesday, Oct 6, 1861
The deaths from yellow fever during the II hours
eoding at noon to-day were 90.
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The Illinois Central Railroad.

CHICAGO, " odnesday, UcI. o, 100
IN the case of George c. Bates agt. The Illinois Cen
tal Railroad Company, for the possession. OF the
grounds on which the depos of the road are located
tbe jury last night returned verdict IN favor OF the
Company.
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BOsTOS, Wednesday, Oct. q, 1853 ID
The United States brig Dolphin is announced to sail
this afternoon or tomorrow morning for Norfolk TO
join the Paraguay squadron fitting out at that port
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The Yellow Fever AT New Orleans.

NEW URLEANS, Iueruhy, UCt. d
The deaths from Yellow Fever for the thirty hours
ending Of noon to-day numbered 80.
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Sailing of Tie Niagara.

Boston, Wednesday, Oct. o, INIS'
The r. NJ. steamship Niagara sailed about IL
O'Clock this morning with 90 passengers for l.iverpoOl
and for Halifax, and sl02 900 ID specie.
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Markcls.

Hsw.oslr,ss. o., s-Th- sales OF CorToS to-day
s bales :. & 70. nd T iTd SM ol So, sSa
ftOvs dull s. for seperine Co.'S o5e Msss fosx 81
pol. lisa. !; TO oi lave iei,c.
Ou Go D m -CoIroS unchsnsea; sales to-day Of 10Y
ss. saSss ,a'i Sssios Hay SD
Liverpool. .c. 70 havre ie Mario, ,.,, aon and
heavy prices have tendency transactions are OF
fsi ehsc,er sales Of SEQ bbs st 81 75G - io sood 70
h.syy nd 1oser nr,~es tend dovva Of sco bush
Alv,ukee Club at 'c. 29OO do No. Red Winter Illinois st
Wisconsin Whit, and Club prisste terms. ooSs y n GOD
sas1S %srkst better 'Ts. s g1 ~ !. ne Guide
tEr. BasLxY srm sse. at 90 q 81 90 ny: que.
Az S,s 81 Ss ON yu e eS Wheat lee on Com 10
hs.fOri RserrIs in the lest "a boors; 7s7S eel~ taar
S6 bush Wheat 5e25 bEsh. Corn 5000 ou.a Oats shir
MAS by Canal 5 oS btsloaT, G9i, tash Wheat, 69eVo
suR ssi 500 BUSH whs InSs on pTrs.s terms Nd
vsnke club reported yesterday ~ cents. Coss firm
CANAL FRriGHrs 6rm with an advance Of cent on gain
cSr e s,S R ws;'i s a.s ssy 'a
Ses bills Rlour $500 bush Whes 'O bush Vorn 7iV'
cs,s.so 0c, S-spm-YLouR dull. wHs.r dan at 81.
CcsS firm AZ 5Sc oars tra. sRirNg'fs TO bVft 'Los ~
%, 20 TOUT "a 40 h.b Wbss, RscsIrrs-icO bl Float
.seoo bush Wheat 900 Su,h. Corn -.
oseNs.ri, Oct 90 mFLorS dan snd Lover 's,e' At
S0ts Soc. Pkousloss-No.Ains doEe WHISKY aoI .: ~.
res,., 10y -, - 49, Of no bbs IAe doing in
wnsar but os Tho only ssos sese 'hrce "a,
kads Of h.ntsora. Waite Canadian a. 70 oAfs dd sae
Unchanged SAFES 0co hnsh Ssis a, 45c IN, sre se Vo
tusA Canadian Soc weight Com Il sens ia az 'Ae ~
lie kaRLTY bwer; ~ oOOd51Oco bush ada. sLe 70 AN
erefcd on Chsnge prccs declined = saes OF - o-sl org
mary State - 0S; 500 bush good DO u % u
tt~ buh on private terms hl-h. Canada o. ffisst
Terms to srve deliverable within the present month SAC OF
tsp eush city made MALT, Winter aud Spring 81 81 ~
fhiLADkLFRia, OF. s-fL0UR unchanged Good WHEAT
u lair demand White 81 SSQ ~ IS. Red 81 1881 10
,iss, and oso OCT S-tSoss es sa' ,,s,aY Red ~ 10
Tsi 81 White. 81 &sasI s. CoKN steady White, la
Syc Yellow, 6sQ8ic.
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f. J. C. B,s. esq, President of he s. Ge'rs' Society
Robert Dmwdds esq President q h - Andrews 50
si.;y Samuel sloas, Prs'cen. Of 10 - rLN So
eiety william Jel. .hsus e8q Fres.en. of lie German
Soc.ety:
GESr1Exrs. a. one Of the Standing Committee
OF the lanes Of the Mount Vernon Assocat.on, bog
leave ask your influence With your people 10 eid oi
the effort TO rescue the home and grave OF Washing
tor from the oblivion which has fallen over the heroes
OF antiquity. Il is primarily to him that onr liberty
and power are due that can give protection 70
those strangers from other lands who 1--we c peace un
der our lava and share with u equally the pursuit 81
wealth, honor aud happiness. Withths view woaI
place before them opportunity 20 manifest the.
Irraiion of him who chief Of those patrols tla
gave ~ this Western World its iIdepeldeHee GU
freedom - and to mark their veneration iN n,e rs
dom and bis deeds. However small the co.trlose;on
individually it viii be doubly welcome "a 'dentiyhg
the patriotic sympathies Of different nal ohsos 10
sacred and heroic cause-sucgsstiye Of that umoo
which extends the sgis oi W. bington over al SIX
TIE terms q membership are ~iihi' .A' 'sAS' =
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AyAL.-The United States surveying steamer Cor
sasrnvei At the Nsvy-isrd at . O'Clock ?. H., yes.
'e'aay. Her officers ar:
etsei Commanding Wm q. Tcuplr 4. s. n Lieut. jane.
tsn.he, Y. ~; Eeu,. u " Garland w. s " Mr. louis
n US Coast Survey aAf Hugh Cl2s, Caici Eggine.r
s"ea H. Ooldisz, Assistant Engineer
Inc revenue cutter Harriet Lane sails to-day at noon
vi a. stomss, Pcrnaubuco Rio Janciro and Baenos
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Public Sale,

Byatle uaaerssg sgued, Publse 4uctto,seer,
& aps asad,yfoy the Parrish Of 81. Laaadry.
YNyHE public are hereby informed that
M there will Be sold, at public sale, to the
last and highest bidder, by the undersigned
auctioneer, at the Court House of this Parish,
III the town Of Opelousas, on
Tuesday 9Th of March next, 1858,
thesfol1owing described property, belonging
TO the succession of Marie Constance Della
loire, deceased wife of Andre Meynier, to wit:
AZ Mu1affo-lI an, named jim aged
about 26 years. an excellent cock.
Terms and Conditions Payable in
one, two and three years credit from the day
of5sale. Purchaser furnishing his notes with
security in selido, to the satisfaction of the
Tutor Of the minors, payable to the order and
1t the. domicl of said Tutor, and all sums not
punctually paid at maturity. to bear interests
at {. per cent per annum from time due until
.paiidi, and moreover; the slave remaining spe-
eially mortgaged unto said Estate until full
and entire payment Of capital and interests
that may accrue.
- 4. J. THOMPSON, Auetioneer.
Opelousas, February 9th. ls58.
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=T ~ =F .ga pei
No. 10.
Public Sale.

By the undersigned, Pab1sc Austioneey,
IN and for the Par1M Of ST. Lanary.
TMvHE public are hereby informed that
- there viii be sold, ,;at public sale, to the
last and highest bidder, by the undersigned
aactioneer, before the Court House door, in
the Town Of Opelousas, on M
Saturday Goth February next, 1885,
the following slaves; belonging 10 khe commu-
nifty heretofore existing between Thomas B.
Knox, deceased, and his Surviving widow,
Ann Gurnett, to wi: : .4 ..=j.-.
A NEGRO.MAN, named Abraham, aged
about. IS years, ysa...s r.-l
a NEaRO.MAN, named Ned, aged about
40 years. -. x... ST.. ....-.-
< NEGRO n OMAN, named Matilda,
aged about "a years, with her child, Charity,
aged Is months: E ....
Terms aaaa, Goudisious One; two and
three years credit fromthe day of sale. Pur-
chasers furnishing notes with security sa
solse1o to the satisfaction of whom the right,
and moreover the slaves remaining specially
mortgaged until full and entire payment Of
capital and the interests that may accrue
thereon at the rate of eight per cent per an
mum from the time they respectively become
due. A. j. THOMPSON, Auetioneer.
Opelousas, Jan. 10th, 1858. =.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1858-02-13
Pubic Sale.

Pubic Sale.
Estate of suzette Thibodea& decd,
1KyHE public are hereby inforl9 9ed that
~ there will be sold at publiessal4 to the
last and highest bidder, by eompetentsofi-
cer at the residence of Leon Thibodaau, in
Coulee Groche, Parish of st. Landry, on
Wednesday, 24th February next,
the. following described property, belonging
to the Estate of suzette Thibodeau, deceased
wife of Joseph Reau, late Of the Parish Of
St. Landry, to wit 0 IT.
A Negro-gIrI, named Mathilde, aged
about 13 years.
+ Two horses, one calash, and 9TH
er articles. = H.'s=..& = 7'5st'1 ,+ss r.
Terms and Coaditiaas One third of
the purchase money payable in. the month of
April next, 1858, one third in April follow
ing, 1856, and the last third ia April 1860
Purchasers furnishing security In solido, to
the satisfaction of the Administrator Of said
Estate, and all sums not punetually paid at
maturity bearing interest at 5 per cent per
annum, from time due until paid, and more
over, the slave remaining specially mortgaged
unto said Estate, until full and entire pay
ment Of capital and interests, which may ac-
crue thereon, be-. 4s=zzs4 ssss
s=5a5s SOSTHENE BRASSEUR,
II s Administrator.
Opelousas, January Esd. l85S.