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G.. GATHERS SALOON,
So la-Iw 2a2 pannsvIva ayapua

IOYsTERs ANP5 GAME
C. GATHERS SALOON,
Sc l4-lw 252 Pennsylvania avenue.
lNl Is 6tls. small ) Mackerel. - "''
10 Do: family sh,d. in bbl. and half bbls.
50 boxes Scale Herring,
1900 lbs. Goldfish,
2 ca es sudines, quarter aid half boxes,
Is boxes Eastern Cheese.
NOW In store and for sale by
(sucoessor to Thompson 4 HsmiIton,)
se9'eolw NO. SS Penn. avenue.
SICAL lNSTRU TIoN.
Mr.. w. HENRY PALMER bsgs to announce to
10 operation, commencing MONDAY, Sept 4e5S
18th, at his new Q ass room, over Slbley IL Sxx1
Guy. new store, Penn. avenue, between 10Th and
Ali applications to be made personally to Mr.. Pa
mer at the class rooms, between the hours of and
Terms: Tin advance Primary instruction S. per
iangements with Schools can he effected.
The GeOrgetOwn Glasses will meet at NJ iss Har-
rover's Female Seminary on MONDAY, Sept 10th,
The Alexandra Classes will meet as before ap-
p,IcatIons for hoh may be made by note or person
The baltimore Glasses will continue as before.
III Private pupils can secure Mr.. Palmsr's ser
vices 0y early application. Sc IL st
AIDES sHOES.-LADIEs' SHOES The
- success | have met with during thee-A
short period have been established, ena- va
bles me to offer Ladies' Shoes, Of my opn make, at
the following prices:
Ladies' best English Lasting Caters. ....- ST. Is
LADIES' best double sole Morocco Boots LIS
Childrens bel Eng. Lasting Button CATERS. IS
JROSE NTHAt., No. % Pa. avenue.
Market Space, I'd door above 9th street.
r. 4. am selling superior article of Gents Calf
Skin Caters. warranted. at $3.50. sells
o. DUPONTs o.
". ALfBERTN KiNGG GsoRsrr 9 x b. C.. e.,
years past the sole Agent il the District OF Colum
bis for Messrs. Dupont Co., Of Wilmington, Del
aware keeps instantly on hand large stOck of all
the different grades Of POWDER manufactured
BY them, embracing, IN part
Rlastln. and Mining Powder, in Is and 90 ID. kegs
Cannon and Musket do, ~. s. Govern
Sporting sn fFr. r snS s IT, k ksss
Dueking Powder, in Ga. I21s and Is 10 kegs
DO. do. mi and II Id. canis tefs
Diamond Grain do. IN ID canisters
Eagle kihs do. in 6k and I21. III. kegs
&: II 5; ::$;:!:$
Virginia Rife do. IN Id. canisteIs
~ safety Fuse of superior quality Oin barrels
AL OF the above will be sold at manu- facturers
prices. and delivered free Of charge to any part of
The character of Dupont's Powder hiss been SO
well and favorabiy known for @ hail century tnst
We deem II unnecessary 70 say anything III hs
NJ We take pleasure at all times m showing
samples and style of packages to sportsmen ana
liz ofios No. IS High street. immediately ad
MysIo NEATLY:BoUND at ELLIs's Piano
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lRTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED.
BY order of the Trustee
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BY WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneer.
IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION.


TMPR0XED PROPERTY AT AUCTION
l. On MONDAY AFTERNOON 20th instant =,
5oooek, we will sell part of Lot No =, in Sonare
no. ~, having a front OF g feet inches on IS,s
street west, between c and ID streets nortn and
running bNck los feet 10 inches to 81 feet Law Thi
lot is improved with good two story Frame Dvei
ing, with oaok buildings: is now under good rent to
This sale offers good opportunity for paying
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in G. % and
il months, with interest. A deed gwen and n deed
OF trnst taken. fitie perfect, and without noun
branoe. '
Sc l5-ts WALL & BARNARD. Aucts.
MARSHAI'S AI,E.-In virtue of vrts of Gs
~ n 1aclas issued from the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court OF the District of Columbia for the
county oil washington and TO me directed, 1 shall
expose TO public sale, for CASH. front of the Court
Rouse door OF SAID county. on FRIDAY, IN, 9Th
day OF October, 1853 at " O'Clock M. ali defendant =
IghL ute, claim and interest In aud to Lots Nos
q, q q and 81, OF Drugs subdivislon OF Square
no. 1S In the city of Washington, ID. c., together
with all and singular the improvements therson
seized and ievied upon as the property of John H.
Druy and will he sold to satisfy Judcials nos 29i
90 and 57 to October term, 1885, 10 favor of 6 eorg
r and l.. SangstOn, w. ii. Harrison use of e eorse
E. aud l.. SangstOn and Seden, withers & Co
w. SEIDEN. Marshal
30 io-ts Tor the District of Columbia,
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AUCTION SALES.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
v THE lsLANDAT AUcTfoN.-On WEDNESDAY,
the 18th instant, shall sell. front Of the prem
ses, Al ga clock p. m Lots No. and 2, IN suhdi
VISION az square No. S9n, hsvlAI n front on Ninth
street west. at the corl er OF south stree, with
tnr improvements which are two good two story
S 1.os n3Hses rms property fronting the resi-
fers9ns wishing 20 make good Investment will
ls Se 70 mtend the sale, as it positively will be
ne attention Of persons wishing to purchs.a
properly 1 tins section Of the city is most req nsct
TO the highest bidder, VII oe soiu
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in 6. y and 10
months, Tor notes bearing interest soonr.S II 10
deed OF trust upon the premises. W
Title perfect.
Sc cd Cprrn A..
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HOUSE FOR RENT.-A four story BRICK
l. HOUSE, No. S7l Sd street west, between and
streets north. directly east of the City Hal, con
talnlng 6 chambers, saloon, paror, dining room, and
kitchen, with a bathroom water closet, and gas
throughout the hole house: also, vaults for fuel
and meat, and vegetables under the pavement. Tie
house has been newly painted and papered. For
particulars apply to g. w. PHILLIP, Deputy Mar
shall, mex door. se9
STORE FOR RENTING store on Ohio ave-
- nue.. between 18th and 18th SITS IL is particular
ly suited for the grocery and feed business. Apply
tot. j. w. Nj. CALF, northwest corner i3th
anu Z sts. No.547. lie -leod
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IHE ABOVE SALE ~ FURTHER POST
poned until THURSDAY, the ID day az SenIsmhs,
next, same hour. ' Vi Sopse"oei
BY order of the Trustee
au 10 2aw&ds cprrr A..
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TNRuSTEE'S SALE.-wIll be sold on TBIIRs
\ DAY, 18th August next. at 10 O'clock A m ON
Ia street near the Centre Market, to the highest
bidder, for cash, bsy horse one irol gray horse
one wagon, and double sett OF harness. 10 safIs
certain debts and notes, secured by deed of
2ol 900, of the land records of Washpston cS,nty'
ID. C.. H. EDMIJND CIARI T,,.,V'
" z-hWdds A. GREkN. Auctioneer
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEMTs

Tor BOSTON.-The, hyperion ia st sailing packet
schooner Sylsanus. lien, has arrived and n
Is now dlschargins her freight. She will te ~
1eaoy 10 recelve frels ut Tor the above port on&@
he |, I, moro =, tTu sdayD Apply to HARTLEY l.
bRO 20 and lOl Water street, Georgetown.
FOR RENT-The four story Brick Warehouse
= and wharf, No. 70, at the southeast corner OF
hlgh and Water Streets; Also; the three story
BRICK Warehouse and Wharf, No. l0S next door
and adjoining west of Beall & Shomake r south side
water street. Both hOu in good repair and pos
RY. .e Ia anst
RARE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAL
SDEALERS- For rent, tor ten ears. a vacant
LOT upon near Goth street. 81 by l2s feet nearly
opposite the new Presby terrain Church. r or terms
apply to Dr. CHAS. H. CRAGiN. GEORGETOWN.
sp q ltawtf
CLOCK REPAIRlNG.-Clockso of every de-
scfiptlon carefully repaired, and the strik "A
Ing part properly adjusted, by III
J. A. WATSON,
So Bridge street, GEORGETOWN.
III. FOR the convenience of persons living
al distance, competent Workman will be sent to
their own house. large stock of Clocks AWAY 8
on hand, for sale. AN 9IIms
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hfSf IN, $50 :SssZ ,ktss
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HARD CAsE.-Some time since, a colored
man was very dangerously wounded by some
person In the Seventh Ward who beat him with
SPADE. The evidence of the wounded man was
valueless, and the party accused conld not he
arrested The police have been endeavoriny to
OBTAIN the legal witnesses Of the affair but with
OUT success. since this affair the suspected party
has been arrested on charge Of disorderly con.
d:ct, which will come up for trial to-day; after
winch other charges will be made, and If proven
VIII oblige him to suffer severely for his con,
duct. " ~
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WASHINGTON THEATRE.-To- night, by gene
raj request, the tragedy of Richard III is to be re-
Peated, and the Washington public will have
another opportunity of seeing Booth as erich
ard" The farce Of "Paddy Miles Bow con.
cludes the entertainment The Washingtonians
need no better bill TO come out in their strength
We hear, with pleasure, that next week Mr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Florence are engaged
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WASHINGTON HORTICULTURAL SocrKry-Tbe
annual exhibition OF this association commenced
to-day at one O'Clock in Corcoran's Hall, on H
street north, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
The unfavorableness of the weather has operated
somewhat against the exhibition, as II has been
exceedingly unpleasant for the members to bring
uelr fruits, flowers, vegetables, plants, &c, to
me scene OF display. There is, however, quite
OF the specimens are really superb. The late
hour at which the exhibition opened ba, pre
vented US from being able to do Justice to the
continue open tomorrow.
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VERY DRUNx.-Yesterday, Thomas White was
found by othcer Ieatman lying in the street, hav-
ing fallen under the weight of an awful load OF
mPine top" which he had endeavored to carry
He was taken TO the office Of Justice Dom. and
thence to the guard house, to be restored This
morning he was committed to the workhouse for
% days.
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| FOR RENT-Suits of or single ROOMS, fur
Il nlshed or unfinished, very desIraby located
| by the month. week, or less term. Terms mode,
,ste: Apply at SIS Penn. avenue, nearly opposite
aul7-TdSt' FHOIDEN
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F. HOLDEN,

CoTTAGE SITE FOR SALE. on = street
- North. near l4th, opposite Plerce's Nursery =
This beautiful Lot 10 l44x2l0 feet at the prone r
grade, and enclosed. with 81 foot alley in the rear
and IS foot alley On the side IftoO large, will sub
divide IL. Those daslring pretty spot, and ample
room on which to build, would do well to look at
this Lot. Also, for sale, q Lots in square SSl,
fronting on north and w streets and on 10th and
18th streets west, cry Lot binding on a 10 foot
alley Also. Lot on 9TH street west. between Nj
and street north, In square 4sl fronting 476x9S4
lso, several Houses and Lots ia other localities
Having plat book of Washington, ] shall he
pessed TO give any desired information In regard to
the location OF the above or other Lots IN the
city. Call and get my prices and secure a bargain
JOHN q. ADAMS, Grocer,
Corner 9th ana l. streets,
sc 3Stf Northern Liberties.
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az t&Efl sAf HEpAC Eagal
'F'1'- > .-''1tN~ u-T -
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Of the last ten years Their manner OF transact.
ing business with all, secured them a very large
snare snare OF the most profitable custom Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia and the surrounding country
winch Will, OF course, be retained by Mr. JOIN
~ Clagttt, the senior member of the d, ssOi vaS
mn, VINO, during its whole existence, was to-
chleI director OF its affairs. Our fellow citizens
one and all, are doubtless glad that his familiar
lace Will continue TO be visible at all times dur
ing business hours as OF yore, at the old stand OF
CIaggett, Newton, May Il Co.
THE SPEAKERS DEsk.-Among the few IA
miiiar things belonging to the hall Of the old
House OF Representatives, which We're left I'M
touched after the late sale, in which IL was
stripped Of its former ParaPhernaJia, was the
SPtakeI 8 Ghalr ADD Desk These, with the scar
let hang ings and DECORATIONS about them were
purchased at the late sale by C. Wendell, Esq
proprietor Of the Washington Union. for a sum
iline exceeding $40 and have been, under
stand presented by the purchaser To the Grand
Lodge Of MasOhs for use in their hall conner of
NlnfR and ID streets. On yesterday workmen
wtIe engaged In pulling the desk and its trap
place.
hkLlSiors AEErINGs.-Ws have mem Toned
'nal revival OF considerable interest is in pro-
gress at Fletcher Chapel We now learn that in
wesley and Mekendree Chapt Is also there are
religious awakenIngs that render II necessary tn
pioudct me mt<ungs at those stations Other
stations Of the Methodist Churcbes will soon fol-
~" TUG VI tuelC Dreshren and hpOin In
Pfotrdet taelr meetings., with a view to extend
the work During these meetings ministe rial aid
viii be rendered the pastors or the washington
stations by nble Rtaisters fIom various Confer-
enees.
SPORT AT THE MARSHES sportsm en- re-
port that the ortolan srs very plentiful In the
marshes on the Potomac and Anac osta and many
have been very successful in hunting them upon
recent tides. The tides having been high the
sportsmen have not been Obliged to labor as hard
as usual, In the tall grass, to sta ri the game the
nigh water driving the birds TO the edge OF the
naSIshes, where they can be shot and obtained
without difheuity. This plenituCe OF game has
e Eau an active demand for powder and shot,
anu MANY guns, which have been laid aside for
'e1'S' are again being broug' at into service.
hiNS rRADR--Stinem stz ION the north side
y, lehhsyivania avenue, between Twelfth and
H'eeh.h Streets has added to his fashionable
sNo. na", caps, umbrellas, and furs, fine
Esq., n on mems an YOUTH 3 boots and shoes.
.h -. =. seIis al very small advance on their
1919 70 INN, a. will be perceived by bis adj.
seIseineh. IN another column OF the Star His.
system is that or "the nimbIe sixnencsD hrjsr
saIes ana small profits. No better FOODS tb.,, ~,
49, 70 pe bought IN his city at ANYTHING ike The
rial. =" W give nim
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FOR RENT AND SALE

SEE FIRST PAGE.
EOR SALE-A new BRICK HOUSE, contain
Il ing Six rooms. sltuated on the corner of 81.
north and 9Th street east, Capitol Hill. Apply on tins
premises after O'Clock p m. ne INV.
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WYMAN was again favored with a full house
last night. Remember-he gives his farewell
ievees this afternoon at 81 O'Clock, and to-nigh,
at III O'Clock, rain or shine. Tomorrow night
he delights our readers at the Navy Yard, at Odd
Fell .ws' Hail. and on Monday he opens at For
rest Hall, Georgetown.
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TRIAL AT THR GUARD HOUsE.-The only case
this morning was John Corcoran, drunk and dis
orderly; wOrkhonse 80 days.
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A RARE OPPORTuNITY.-A HOUSE fr
"A rent and Furniture for sale, In central and re-
spectacle location, fitted up aua suitably adapted
Tor DOarders and Odgers either during the session
or recess of Congress. msy he obfaned upOn favor
able terms by applying to iCHAS. WALTER or
pOsite City H4T saI az
The Opelousas courier., 1858-07-24

ton que lespace soft 81 restreint sur lie Paci
fque quill IL y ait place en- son domaine que
pour une seu]e couronne? lie monopo]e
enerve. La rivalite engendre la concurrence
au benefce des masses, le stimuant, qu
poussc aux grandes enterprises, qui cr6era
les railroads, ceux de lUnion ct ceux du Ca.
NADIA. C'est la seve du progress. Nous nous
septons tout prets a saluer de respects lave
ncment de la nouvclle refine de Vancouver
Les sinceros hommages que nous deposerons
ses pieds lie talniront point leclat des des-
tinees californiennes. San francisco n "a pas
a courber Ia tete dams Humiliation dune
defaite lie temps ma pas marque dc son
ong'e, sur son jeune front, ]c signe de la de-
crepitude. Arriere done les desespoirs ct
les constcrnatlons
Les details sur les merveilles des mines de
la rivierc Frazer sont 81 nombreux quill
nous est impossible de les reproduire Lima
gination de nos lecteurs pcut d'aileurs SEX
ercer librement sur ce sujet: en- croire
quelques correspondents don't les lettres ell
combrcnt les COLONIES des .journaux de San
Francisco, rien lie saurait Sc comparer la
richesse des placers anglais. L'or que le
mjpeur lie plus fable ct lie plus inexperimente
recueile chaqae jour, sleeve a la yalcur de
vingt piastres au moins. Beaucoup de vleux
mincurs sc font plus de cent piastres par jour.
Tn Francaisa a recucilli dix mile piastrcs en-
,inq semaines
Nais, CONNIE q toute medaille il TN
.evers, lie prix de tous les objets dc commerce
atteint aux nouveIies mines des proportions
abu]euses. La liyre de clous coute tros
oiastres-25 sous pour un clou! Une jlvre de
y vaut quinze piastres, ct les yoch-
rs sont c0;es a atrente piu>tres La, CONNIE
n California, For des mineurs passera tout
utier dams la pocho des marchandS.
(AJeiXe)
The Opelousas courier., 1858-07-24

CD Nous'sarames prize de publier la ste su;vante
des pcrsonnes qu dtaent aux Sources de Bell Cheney
le % du cou'a ant, saroir:
Dr.. Alexis o. Gudry, sa dame ct 4enfans, &c Ia
PsrosEe St. Landry &...a S@4 s*-sr
Nine. Joel II. Sandoz ct fls,, des 0pelousas.
Henry Keller, du Bayou Cbicot
III. plckens ct sa Dame, du Bayou Beuf.
Nine s'ickncy, -
Nine. Thom<s Miller de la Nouvelle-O Orleans.
Nine Henry Miller,
III. Campbell. t a ~ "
N. Jacques Foutenette, de St. Martn,ille.
n. Malain, e,a. So. "
Nine. Edw j. Heard, des Opclousas.
Mile. Martha WikoH, a i" y
III e. L. Garland ct dame
Nine r. Garland, ~ "
III. Auguste Perrodin,
Nine. y B. Po!Iingue ct enfant, d., Grand Cotssu.
Nine. Felix Dajean, St Landry. ,-.......s,.
III. Louis Vanhille, q ,.a-...s5 4#
NJ. UTger D6cuir, de Ia Nouvele-Ibers.
II. Picard, 5.2et -
The Opelousas courier., 1858-07-24

INFLUENCE Dun JOURNAL Tn institu
teur, ayant longtemps ct bonorab}cne,:t exer
ce sa profession, sex primait ainsi sur lin A1
ence qu'un Journal etait susceptible d'exerce,
sur l'esprit des enfants
Pendant ma Tongue carriere CONNIE ms.
uteur, .j'ai invariablement remarque la diff
ference marquante qui existe chez les enfns
des deux :,exes ct de tout age, entire ceux qui
recevaient UNI journal dams lcur famille, ct
ceux qui l'en rccevaient point. Chez les
premiers, jai constate les fats suivants: To-.
lis sont meilleurs ,ecteurs lis excellent dams
la pronunciation ct coinprennent necessaire-
ment meux ce qu'ils lisent /; 70. lis ont une
mcileure orthographe ct defnissent les mo;s
avec plus aisance ct de precision. 80 lis
acqulerent ell deux fois moins dc temps que
les autrcs une connaissance pratique de la
geographic, par la rason toute simple, que le
Journal leur rend flmillers la situation de
toutes les parties du globe, les munrs dcs d.
verses nations ct les prncipaux evencments
qul sly passcnt; 40. lis sont geueralement
mci'leurs grammairiens, en- ce qu'ils voient
dams la presse une variete de toutes sortes de /
compositions, depuis le style banal des an
nonces jusqu'au discours lc plus classique ct
lie luieux eiabore dun ceIebre orateut ou
d 'un grand holnme d Etat"
The Opelousas courier., 1858-07-24
L,OR SUR LIE PACIFIoUE.

On Sc rappelle le vertigo qui s'empara dc
tous les e.prits aux Etats-Unis lors de Ia
decouverte des easements auriferes de la Ca
lifornie. lie bruit Sc repandit dun bout a
pautre DE- lUnion que le sol de nos posses.
sious du Pacifque etait pour ainsi dire pave
dor ct que de cQlossales fortunes s'y impro.
visaient en- quelqucs semaines. = unc gigan-
stesque emigration s'organisa aussit6t dams
.tous les Etats ct dams tous les territories, ct
les cheulins Sc couvrirent de conyois qni Sc
dirigeaiept versle lointain Eldorado lie de-
.sert Sc transforma subitement, ct les tribus
sauvages ani habitent les iE1menses forets ST.
.tuees a Fouest du Missouri contemplaient
avec etonnement ces caravanesqui animaicnt
la solitude. C'etait Ia eivilisation en- marche
spour con9uerir un pays 1lonyeau ct fonder un
empire sur les .riyages de l'ocean occidental.
Des villages enters Sc trouverent presque
depeuples: le mirage seducteur del'or. exal-
TAFT les i,naginations les plus calmes, les in-
telligenee5 les plus refeehies. ct poussait vers
les aVentares des hommes qui jusque Ia
n'avaient pas Gu ID courage de- quitter le coin
de terre oil les await places lie hasard de Ia
nalssances Get Or qui, queii gu sen dissent les
-ptllo,sophes g, ct les poAtes, entire POM une 81
large sc part dams Ii bonheur dc nhomn1e, ,.eet
or quisl lul assure Find 4pendance III ,attffraE-
chit dune learde sergtiude, Get or au il con-
vote 81 araemlnen et qui lorsqu'i IA croft enfin
le saisir eshappe plus souyent d ses mains
ayides, eet or stait la.bas sur len rivas du
Sacramento ets de bien ID 'antrea Pactoles. !
eparpille en brillantes pailllstt dams ii sable
3s-.. Ff,aa Il
The Opelousas courier., 1858-07-24

e Nous veyons dams le Dr.peau, deaDenald.
sonsiAe. que James s. Charles, lartiste AMERICAN
qn' nous await procure une petite troupe theasrae
j! tro1s aus, donue maintenan, des representa-.
slons aDonaldsonrille avec une troupe renouuellae
ct a45"''ntSs Mle'Grace Greenwood, de cing,lante
memolre' emo, TAFT tonjou,s: passe della troupe. Nine
Alfredo, une autre actrice, parait etresexceente.
une De cca favo'ites aui appportent setours do
couragement un theatre. Cette petite troune can. am
ou'ante Sc propose dc Sc H rendre s. Mar,inville
svers Ia fin daodt, ct nous deyons espeer en- conss.
quence, de Ia posseder un peu Plus tard, nous aui
dams notre monotouie, ne -denlenderons rien de
mieu1 pour nous faire passer que|ques momens aer6
agles ,rEET|ffSf e. S%sS'ss-aassss M
The Opelousas courier., 1858-07-24

fEE44&
1--WE SUCCESSION DE TRENTE ouArRE mrr..
L1oNs On ! beaucoup parle De Ia succession ,a
Bonnet, &c nlatelot qui, apres aroir etc long
temps gouyernepr d! MAZDA aascar ,,sa.a anra;t
laisse une succession 4yaluee dahord 4 7s
millions ets reduite ensuite a 81 millions m
qui est encore fort honnete.s il 'ex.amver.
neur Sc nenaaait BOMBAY set mon Bonnet ct
Pon aurait enfn decourert son acte de mis-.
sance <Bhugorsl Lpire.1oa on lavait Taiine-
ment cherche jusqu 'ici::= G 'estaue. par hasard
GU par malice. u feuilles dp. registre de 1l7e5
qul. scontenait cette acte,a etait collee a une
autre. .as.sas asse #s
!. MUM de cette piece. On Y 4espere retirer les
% 1nnaio millions des eofres de Ia Compagnie des
ihdes, 4ou Us seraient adeposes depuis 1804,
oa1e ae 49, mort du ugeuverneur Bonnay., .Mais
par qu, H. ces 's4 millions ont.ils ele- deposes
Ia :! C,est Is. Sc on. ne dispas. Lii est, mas mas.
meme bien certain qu'iIs 1, II trooyeDt. Aiou.s
tons toptefeis.que les rFeteidsat aaet,,sl oa
pei heritage est le sieur Bonnay, auiourd,. hi.
entrepreneur de succes slll auasa Iao,,
Ct chef idl'ateliers Groix. Rouse - -
o., Gu Qaavezevouss dome poure ii qsI,e.v,.1
voisln s4sssse ss sss7i4A - 3,
--Ag1nn billet " 75.. .ttE1 sis ss IL. q
-C'cst pour riep - S''s7& J
The Opelousas courier., 1858-07-24

G. un grahos de cotton bien ouyeft Ct sec, pro-
venant Dc rhabita,ion de NJ. Gerard Pr6jean, etS
depose e 20, la grocerie de N. Steel, notre reg
de-cfaussee, Oh il pourra etre WI par ceux qui en-
doutera1ent Csst le premier grabot pleine matu-
rite, don't nous ayons connaissance cette aimee. :