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By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.

TRUSTEES SAI.E.-WIII he sold ON TurRs
DAl 18th August next. at 10 o'clock a. m ON
IN street near the Centre Market, to The highest
one wagon and one double sett OF harness. 10 saiis
~ certain debts and notes, secured by a deed "f
trust. recorded IN Liber ]. A s. No ia foIIos ON
~ 5D@, OF the land records of Washington county
Dc. III. EDMUND CLARK, Trustee
A. GREE n, Auctioneer
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NARSHAL'S SAI.E-ln virtue of a writ of
L'l herr facIas. issued from the Clerks Office Of
The Circuit Court nf the District of Columbia for
the County of Washington, and to me directed 4
shall expose To public sale, for CASH in front of The
Court House door OF said county, on TUESDAY
the sd day of August 1853. at II O'Clock M the fol
lowing described property, to wit All defendant
Ilght, tlte, calnI and interest and To Lots Nos
j. o. ,. 3. g. 10, and II, IN Square IOSS In the CITY
OF Washington, ID. c., together with al and singua
the improvements thereon, seized and levied non
as the property Of Samuel A. Pugh, and will he 90
u satisfy JUDICIAL No ISL to Nav, 1853 in favor Of
woodward d Guy, against Samuel A. Puch.
w. SELDEN. Marshal
Nv Io-ts for the DisgIct of Columbia
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IN VIRTUE OF TWO 90 wRITS OF FIE'
i n faces issued from the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the
county OF Wa hington, and To me directed. I shall
expose to public sale, for CASH, In front of the
the 3th day OF July, 1885, at II O'Clock m the fol-
lowing described property, to wit: All defendants
right title, claim, and interest and to Lot No. s.
In Square No. 683, In the city of Washington, ID. c..
together " IN all and singular the improvements
thereon, seiz I'd and levied upon the property of
James Crutchet. and will be sold to satisfy Judi
eas Nos S46 and $751; to January term. 1884, the krst
10 favor of Pairo Nourse, ard the second in fayer
of Francis Wheatiey. j. ID. HOOVER
e2-td u. - MarsrsI. ID. C.
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By J. C. MCGUIRE, Auctlon.er,

DJ u .. cUU1R f., Auction. eT.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
IN GEoRGErows.-By virtue of a deed In tru st
MAY, 1857. and recorded in Llber J. A. 8. No I3a,
Ioios 2b9 ct egg. the subscriber will sell at public
sale on Friday, the SDtn day of July, Is5s, at S
cock p ln., on the premises, part of Lot No lea
70 BealI,s addition TO Georgetown, fronting forty
feet on Beall street between Montgomery and q rec1
Streets and running back with tht width the depth
OF SAID lot, with the improvements which consist of
a frame DIV cling house.
Terms OF sale One half cash and balance in six
and twelve months for notes bearing interest from
daY OF sale. secursd upon the property and il NOT
complied with IN SIX days after the s,e the property
VIII he resoid upon one weeks notice at the ex.
pense of the purchaser
All convey ances at the ex pense of the purchaser
CHAS. :. WAILACH, Trustee,
~ I'-eo&ds JAS. e. MCGUIRE, Auct
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IN VIRTUE OF TWO(2I WR,TS OF EIEpI

Non;anf Tue EF TWOt2l WITS OF FIERI
aclas, issued from the Clerks Office of the t,ir
cut Court fthe District of Columbia Tor the county
9i Mashins ton and to me directed, shall ey pose
u pubic sale, for CASH in front of the Cont House
door OF sid County, on TUESDAY, the 2Oth dsy
Oh Jnls, 1883 at IL O'Clock m, the following de-
scIiDed property. To wit: A II defendants right
ttle cam and interest in and To all those pieces of
gT"Mnd ana premises stua ed and lying in the City
Oh warrington, Id. T., aud known as subdivision M
ana OF Lot No. T. IN Square No. 574 of SAID CITY,
as SAID subdivisions have been laid out for the Raj
timore and ONO Railroad Company and a Mat
thereof duly recorded, the said lots NJ and having
aifoat of 80 feet ~ inches on Indiana avenue and
street. and averaging % feet 81 inches on LIST street
west, and containing 1859 squars feet, being the
northeast corner of SAID square. seized aud Levied
upon as the property of James Crutchett a, a will
be sold 10 satisfy JudcIals Nos ~ and Il TO March
term 1851: IN favor of Hamilton 4 Cam, use Of j
IL. %. DeboW. j. Id. HOOVER,
nI.,rIot C,.I,.H.
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By WALL Il BARNARD. AuctIonee,.

BY WALL BARNARD. Aucuoneers
VERY VALUABLE BEAUTIFUL FARM
WITH THE SroCK, CROPS. Tools, CATTLE &c
AT AuCTIoN.-On THURSDAY MORNING, the
2ld instant, at VI O'clock will sell on the rren
ses that valuable, hig hly cultivated and highly inn
proved Farm known as Spungland owned by ana at
present the residence Of r.. Yulee, ESQ late the
property of w. d. Wallach, Esq, containing about
hty acres OF land IN Ger high state OF cultivation
improved with over thou sand choice fruit trees
grape vines, strawberry and as par agus beds &C.
The SOIL is very productive, bringing three tons of
hay To the acre. For garden farm not to be sur
passed. "
The buildings are a comfortable dwelling Ice
house, barn, carriage house, corn house, poultry
yard. vegetable cellar, DC The firm is distsnt
from the Washington market A. miles by way of
Georgetown, Ga miles by the Long Bridge and
about miles from Alexandria well adapted for A
market garden or the residence Of gentleman doing
business In the city.
Immediately after the farm is sold the Personal
Effects will he sold, as well as all the household and
kitchen furniture, stoves, crOckery, &c.
Also, the Farm Stock and Implements, as
good Horses, good Cows
arrlage, Wagons, Carts
Ploughs HarrOws, CultIvators
Cradles, Roller, Drills, &c.
Also, Garden Tools, as n Oes, Rakes, Spades .6 a. .
with every thing necessary for gardening or rmlng
Also. the Crop In the ground aud secured, as
Hay, Oats. Rye. Potatoes, Corn, aud Neg. tables.
Terms Tor the farm liberal and mad known AZ sale
FoI the personal effects: Under S25 cash over
that amount CD and 81 days, for notes satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest.
jy 8-ts WALL Il BARNARD, Aucts
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g A w ED AND SPLIT

, II W q q 10
BY far the cheapest aud most desirable article or
usl hat can be used during the heated term for Mi
Know that coal hres once made must be ke pt he
entus day thereby causing heat to rad ate throuvh
% me nopss 70 the great annoyan inmates
to cook the at once desired meal leaving the bono.
cool during the interval. inv "eus0
we request all seekers of real comfort and con-
venence TO eve 1t trial. 70 he had only of
b L. }. w. M. GAIT
Omoe northwest corner 18TH and q streets. ona
square south OF pennsylvania venue: and AT tbeiy
steam IRE Wood Nils foot of l7th street jy Ie-tf
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IL A A N ID CAP TO r f.
. NO. 81 Srsnth street, bettceeR G and II,
n A. McCLINTOCK would announce to the
Acltlzens Of Washington land especially the ~
-, north end ), that he has opened the above.
pusLess In all Its VARIOUS branches. His prices for
Hats and Caps will he made to suit the times
which, as matter of course, must be IOv The
observed. A. McCIINTOCE
V IoN rs 9TH street, bet q and H.
MOUNT VERNON AND THE TOMR OF
:.I,7 sSs TSs!5i; .aa 9;S.s
Mount Vernon and the tomb of Washington, leaving
the wharf, at the foot of 18th street, at 81 a. m re
turning about 2f ,. IN. Fare 81. " I6 tt
VILLAGE GREEN SEMINARY u.
" l8 mules from PhiLodelphia
Students prepared for College or business
Terms; S45 per session Of II weeks.
Recommended bv the Philsdelphia Conference of
the M. f.. Church. INV vi
The Principal can be seen during the present week
At the residence Of Mr.. John Dickson, corner of
Green and StOddaId streets. Georg etown.
keferenoes-DicksOn, Gordon & Co., and William
Mig, GeOrsstown, and A. Lutz, w as hington.
Princlpai. Rev. J. HEkVEY BARTON, A, Al.
jy IS eoSt' - =, ~ N ~ ~"
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SEE FIRST PAGE

kOk RENT-A desirable, modern built. three
L stOry HOUSE, with basement and back build
ing. NO. 4o4 street, between Eleventh aud Twelfth
containing IL rooms. gas throughout. marblG man.
tells, water and bath room. Inquire on premises or
room No; 3, first floor, Post Office Department.
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EOR RENT-TWO ROOMS IN the third story
Il OF the building occupied as an Office BY C. s,
Waiach, AND Immediately opposite the City Hall.
Apply to RICHARD WALLACE. ans
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II OST.On Thursday morning the 18th instant a
II BREAD ACCOUNT BOOK, with bills c.
o. 1. no nse to any one but the owner. reward Of
Star Office, or 10 the SUBSCRIBE.
~ g. N. MEISEL,
~ lo-0t ON Dun SLTeet, bet. II. ave. n at.
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M w AND VERY DESIRABLE THREE-
~ STORY BRICK DWELLING-HOUsE
Al PKIvAE SAIL -The subscriber has for pri i
yate sale anew and very desirable three story Brick
DWELLING HOUSE, with large Back BuildinEs,
coqtalning eleven rooms, built IN the best manner
Provements-Eas and water, furnace, range, & o.,
&o.s-situsted on north M street, between eth and
10th streets west, one door east OF 10th street.
Terms easy and imme date possession given.
JAS. G.. MCGUIRE,
aDh-d Auct'r. and CON- Merchant.
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LARCENY Last night, an old acquaintance at
the guard house, also well known at Queens
town, named Thomas German, was arrested nv
omcer King, for the larceny Of a silver cake bias.
aee rom the residence of Hon J. ii. Wheeler,
corner OF II and Tenth streets. He was commit
ia 10 jail Tor Court by Justice DOM Upon
searching German a silver table spoon, married
>" was found. 1t can be seen at the
once OF the Chief Of Police, City Hail.
VERY DESIRABLE PLACE is Princes Ice Cream
"atoen' on street, opposite Franklin Square
and between 1Ith and 10th street, One a,5.
plenty OF shade, cool breezes, polite attention,
and fine cream, fruits, confectionery &c and
indeed, all, either ladies or gentlemen can d.
sire in such an establishment.
FULLY CoMMrrTED.-Yesterday Thos Ryon.
who was arrested the day before on a charge Of
larceny by Officer Watson, was fully committed
to court by Justice Williams.
REMEMBER the Excursion of Ridgely Encamp.
ment, l. o. o. F., to Glymont, on Monday.
TsIALs AT THE 6uARD-HousE.-This morn.
ing the following cases were disposed OF at the
Guard house by Justice Dom: Thos. H. Nor
Iolk, scott Clark, and Jas. Larraday, drunk and
disorderly, paid 81 Is fine and costs each N
ren'en, DO; workhouse 60 days. Thomas Cor
man, larceny; jail for Court. --.' Sd. s'.-
AMONG the many Preparations now befor. N.
puo.I ~ certain cures for the Fever and Axue
nav peen received with such special favor ms
that knownas Dr }. Hostelters c. Celebrated " = o,a
acn bntefs. THIS tonic has been circulated. and
stiny virtues pror ulRated throug out the Stst 80
nna every day the proprIetors are greeted WITH ,n
mt oi some drea1fu case vGro n ned nv the
cities ,bs s 9srnrstsd Buffers la our prlI cpal
M ~, ih furnishing their medicine closets Az
st,mnIr both mlld and agreeable to the taste and
stmuhtlng 10 ITS action upon the s,.tam anu
certain cure for the Fever an 49, Eia;, OF
Dyspepsa and all other morbid diseases il NJ sn,s
seas,.iq For sale by prusssts and dealers
1''Ni'""o jeiS cost
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ROOK- BINDING AND BLANK BOOK
- MhNuEhCToRY.

81 Pa. AresNe, bet. lord aud liza St,,,,,
SPencers n Istory of United states 3vol ITO bound
IN full Turkey, Gilt Edges. -. 8 100 the SIT
=, Do; do Antique, gilt edges . 1000 :.
h IA turkey or Ant que ......:.,,... ono
And every style Of Book Binding executed.
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III THE OWNER OF THE AROVE
morse Is requested to come forward, prove properly
street. near the Canal, q Georgetown d. e.
" ih-t' w. III. Il H. q RITTER,
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ST. ANDREWS FREE CHuRcH.-The contract
lot building this church has been awarded nv
The building committee to Job w. Angus. Of thi,
CITY The price is to be about $50, 900 The
u is TO De on the lot recently presented to
the church by the Hon Caleb Gushing, and 10
situated at the corner of Fourteenth street and
vermont avenue. The design is to be rustic.
ana Inc materials Of which it is be constructed
are OF blue stone and granite. 1t will no doubt
be ereditable ornament to that portion of the
city when completed 'Ae
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AVIS JUDICIAIREs.

ETAT DE LA LOUISE NE-Conr dc
~ District, Paroisse st. Landry No s527. E.
Succession dc Pierre Ancoin, DECIDE.
JOSEPH SAuc1ER, de la Paroisse St. Landry, Adj
miilistrateur do la succession de Pierre Aucoin,
sdecedee. reinforcement de La Paroisse St. Landry,
ayaIlt presents I'm tableau 1pal de la repartition dos
fpndg de Ia dite succession. aceompagnG dune petit
-tion demandant i'homelogation dicelui; EAatteadu
gull a etc fait droit d Ia demande de Ia dite petition
par ordre de Ia Cour, en- date du aout 1858;
En- consequence, avis est par le present donn6 aux
interests dams eette succession, d'avoir d6dnire an
iGrefIe de Ii Cour slsdite, dams. les trente iours qui
sniyront Ia date du present avis, les raisons 81 an
cunes lis ont, pour iesqueiles ID dit compte ne serait
pas approuye ct lomologuG.
Bureau du Grettier, : aout 1853.
LIS. LASTRAPES Greffer.
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AN 1Np1Av WsnD1sG.-The Nebraska ca,
News of the Sd inst, contains a lone acconn,
OF the marriage Of a Pawnee Chief to a hlonf
royal sqnaw Of the Oboe. tribe, The hrida
groom was named Whitewater, and the br,a,
Waf'-mush- pe,shinga. We extract the follow
ing:
The Chieftain's daughter was elerantl,
dressed IN a red flannel shirt with deep bIrc
cameo border, a checked apron, a summerkiIl
Ed bntfs'o robe, aud a white telt hat.-He,
Jewels were magnificent. From ei,her auricu,
lar suspended bright ornaments of brass, lin
and copper, -
We must not omit to mention that Miss Wa.
Hhsh-pe-Shlnga also wore a red petticoat. !,
Embroidered according to a design of her own
with porcupine quilts, representing a dpsoeratq
dog hight. Her entire wardrobe and iewelrv
could not have cost less than six thousand ani.
lars IN Fon'enelle money. The bridepfoom
was, at''red IN all the maguifcence which his
wealth and rank demanded, He wore a stod.
ing SHIRT collar, a medal Of PreSdspt Piercn
a blue straight-collared soldier coat with bross
buttons and an elegant pair of Spanish snnrs
.Whle his s'alwart arms were admirablycloftnd
IN ancient coffee sack. Although the apneo1s
anee OF both the bride and The groom wax an
proPr'ate to their high sphere il life.
The most snmPtuons feast awaited tbe
guests at the residence Of the brides father. #
was spread IN camp kettle and susnande,l
over the fire that burned in the centre IF tbat
pr'nee'y lodge, 1t consisted of Young doc
meat, very tender, blue corn, and old dnS meal
beaver tails and mule steak, flesh Gsh and sn'
gar, making altogether one of the most max"
table aud nourishipg compounds that eyep
gFaeed a royal camp kettle. The b0ro-sneons
u accidental luxury seldom convey 10 The e1n5
Gated palate riands more tempting and ,daIi
elons. As for drinks, corn whisky ma,Ia ,r
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lAA Ely
A RIcu CAsE.--ln one Of the numerous
counties Of Georgia, not many years ago,s
medical practitioner-not o grad ale-suota
one os his patrons for what he owed blm ~ =
Justices Court. A limb at the law, sui'eu =
the locality and the client, undertook the as y
fence, and contested the claim on the grohla :.
the disciple Of E%seuIapius. not being q aesuai
graduate Our friend, the Doctor, ielt nop'
plnsscd. All his rides--his valuable .tllne--
and doses of physic-seemed to nave pe'n
bestowed for naught. n
But patience and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS u
things, ard necessity is the mother OF inseH'
ton. The day of trial arrived. Win an 7.
of triumph, the defendants lawyer pafadeo "
authorities and made a crushing argument, " Y
terIy demolishing the poor NJ u, ID Y
thought.
When he had concluded, the Doctor "
preached The Justices and depositlns VIVA. Y
chained to be dis diploma, and with q resi IT,
full bow, politely retired to his seal, Inv
lawyer looked at the formidable doeune.s,
serutini2eA it several minutes, while bug arsEs
of sweat rolled down his face. Unable 10 M
pute lis authority or find Il flaw, he hanaeu =
in despair 10 the justices. These genleluell
looked at the mysterious characters, ana ta1 na-
the sheet in every possible position, almda
having examined it to their satisfaction, XII
privately consulted over the case, they uep'ess
IN fauor Of tie Plaintiff.
The friendly paper was q careutff " ,gJ
renee 10 je3n n4gsd,s Plaster, printed ~ DHsf't
Attal1a Democrat.
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VENTB PAR In sHERTF .--Etat AL n

% RfA~%rS >HN - - n ia
Louisiane.-Gou de District, paroisEe ST. Lam.
dry--No. 8a65.-Celine Gaiilory vs.. joseph Roy ct
ais.--Celino Gsillory yetlve VS.. Joseph Roy--Coar
do Justice No. -, l2me ACCOMPLISHMENTS
I'm vertH dun writ de 4. Ga. delfyre dams les
affaires ~ci.dessls, par les Coars sasdites dams
ct pour "a Paroisse st. Landry, ct d moi adresse, Il
sera expose en- vente ~pahlique. ala Maison de Gonr
dams Ia vile des 0petousas, SAMEW, lie 4nne jour
de septemhre 1858 commencement d Ii heures DIN ma
tinset eontinaant de jour en- iaur sill est nacossaire,
tous les drfsits, titres, intarets ct pr6tentions du de-
fendenr Joseph Roy, 4 III p~ropriet6 ~snivante pour
~satisfatse To dit writ, sav0ir
I'm moroccan de- terfe sitts dams la paroisse ST.
Landry sur le tot6 Quest du bayou Crocodile eonte-
nant 81 et 90-l00 acres, 4tant le meme moroccan de
terre aachete par yotre pdtitionnaire de la succession
dc Ange Jalierlr ct etant In Motto Sud dun GER
tain nlarceau de terre centenant cent ~soixante. quin-
no $4,000 acres de terre, ainsi entries MI Bureau des
Tarres d Baton Rouge ct decrites par lie ~certiicat du
Register, airsi que suit:
Lots Nos. 2,s3, 4 es6, Giant In section M "A
dans q Township No. 4, Sud de Ia Range 4 Est.
ttant dams lc District Snd-Ouest do la Louisiana,
avec toutcs les batsses Of authorizations qui s'y
%ttplvent.
Goaditions.-La somme dc deux cents piastres
avcc les interets ct les Trails seroIt payable comp
tant, ct ID balance payable e Ter de mars 1850
bureau da Sheiif, 0pelapsas, 81 Juliet 1858.
L,E. GHAGHERE, Sherif. II
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ffH hAfS. N. EALER. H~orloger, Biioaticre ct
~ o8iayre, encoiguure Main etst Landry, opelou
sas, asoenstaIiment en- main I'M grand assortment de
moatfes en- or ct en- argent franchises ct anglaises d
double %boitiers, montres Patent Lever ct Lepine,
Boucses d~oreilles, Bagues, Brooches pour danes of
Epinelettes pour messienrs, ~lunettes, plumes en- on
ayec rnanches dor ct ~d'argent, parfHmerie. Brooches
a cheyett, Sagons de toilette, ct autres articles trop
longs q fnumdrer, lie tout a des priS redui- $ pour dn
compliant gu de bonnes aeceptations sur la Vile.
II executera aussi pour dn compliant toutes especes
&c %trayatis concernant sd profession, avec~ pIomptitn-
&c ct a la satisfaction de to1is ceux qui l'honoreront
de leur cen6anee.
Qpeleusas, L. mars 1855.
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yyENTE DE SUGGEssION.-En yertl
y ana ordre lance par i'honorahle ii Cour de
District daus ct pour Ia Paroisse 81. Landry ct con
for1nenlent a i'avis d'une assemblee de faInille de-
dlus plpches parents. des enfans minenrs De William
flum, d6eede, II sera vendn, pour di compliant, de
want Ia Maison de Cour aux 0pelousas, le
Mercrcdi Ier septcnibre 1853.
iii nhgra nonme CHI sfItLES, Age d'environ i:
ans, appartenant Il Id communicate de Ia veuye e
DIES h6riticrs de VIM Lnm decide.
0pelonsas, 81 Juliet 1858.
A. N. ROBIN. Encantenr.
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TTENTE PAR LII sHERIF-Etat IL "a

Lonisiane.-Gour de District. Paroisse St Ian.
dry--No S45l.-Antoine Robin vi Joseph NJ. Car.
iiere pare, ct mis-.
En- vertn dun writ de Il. fa., deIivre dansl afffaire
c~i-dessus, par Ia Corr de District dams ct pour la
Parnisse ST. Landry ct % slsdit Etat, ct 4 moi adres-
si, II sera expose, en- vente p~nbliqae, pour du comp
TINT n ID Maison de Gour de cette Faroisse, SA.
MEDI, 10 4fne joIr de septernhre, A. D. 1858 com
I~neneantsh 1t heares din matin ct continuant de jour
on jour, s'il est necessaire, tons les droits, 5titres, in
terats ct pretentions dn d6fsndeur J. M. 3Carriare
Isare, 4 "A proprl6te s~uivante, saisie pour ~satisfaire
ledit writ, savoir:
Deux cents acres de terre sitnGs sur lie bayon
Gourtahleaut borne sur 10 cote Quest paf Ia terre dc
John Cook, d lllst par Chs. Close ct an Nord par lie
bayou E6urtableail, ct san Sud parla Cypriafe.
i. bureau du Sherif, 0pelousas, 81 Juliet 1853.
#NE III u G~ITACHRRE Shnpif e.
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HOTEL DE VILLE.--Le s@oussiene a
IL l'honneur d'inforner lie public an'il est pret a
r%ecevoit, ct Logger an moins 100 pensionuaires daasson
grand ct commoae Hotel situe sur la rue du Maine,
daus la vile de St-MaTtin. Les chambres sont HEN
aAraes, ct lea repas seront %toujours DIES meilleurs,
II q aussi onvert sur lie beau terrain t"ouclant a lho-
tel, nne ecnrie de louagc on Ton ponrra toiioDrs So
proeurer, a DIES prix mod6r6s DIES Foitures Buprys,
sulkys ct des Chevaux de Voiture ct de selle 9''
."- G. DDTIMENGE
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pARATONNERRES EN- CUIVRE PA
4 TESTES.-Le caivre a HUT fnis lie pouvoir
condaetear da fer, est Plus durable, ct moins suiet i
Ia ronille; eaeose, nne seoie charge d'6leetricitf
commandments a une barre en- fer 80 DEGREES de
%eshale"r, a'iaRd tine cit cuivre men donnerait que 6.
Pour d%'autres partit ~nlarit6as, on peut Sc procurer
dess eirculaires a fpffice du soussigne.
Toutc application prnr lagence, des ordres ponr
actions on noodles, ct tontss COMMUNICATION rela.
tiveinent a eefte afiaife, r%eceyront une prompte at
tention en- les adressant il
H. W. r. JACKSON,
80 Rue st. Charles, N. o. Le., ri ayril ls5s.+-Ia.'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. j. T. Hoy, der
increment des Opelousas. Went d'ouvrir une
fcole pour les jeunes files, d la Vile Platte, il la re-
sidence dn doctenr McDayitt, on les pensionnaires
qn'oh voudra bien hui envoyer, scront reqaes par ellie.
2 Janvier, 1868.
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N0Fl0E.--Les soussighes, par ces. pre-
- ]sentes, %notife lie puhlic qua partir du Ter No.
Vembre proclaim 1856 ,teutes les marellandises et
antrea articles qui demeureront en- magasin uu. mois
on MONS, seront stjets aux priX oralnaires de maya.
sinage. Et tons les articles qai ~rcsteront en- maya.
SIN plnsd'hn mos subiront un charge adaitionelle
pour chaque meis on partie de mois.
page.
Washington, II Octobre j ).
W84't g DEBAIELON g. CApRIERE.-
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GOUVENT DE LIMMACULEE CON
y GEPTION DIES 0psLOUSAS.--Les DANES de
Sainte Croix ont l'honneur dc prevenir lie public que
la %rentfee des Glasses du Convent aura lieu lie 26 du
courant. GIT.
0pelousas, II Octobre, 1861.
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A UGUSTE N. ROBIN -Fncantenr ponr
- Ia paroisse St Lanarys-Offre ses services i SEES
arnis ct an public en- general. On 10 tronvaia tou.
jours an bnleail du Recorder.
Opeloisas, 10 mai 1858. 5
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T .0UIS VANIIILLE, Encanteur public
-ll dams at pony ID Paroisse st. Landry.
Dpelolsas, 5 mai I55s.--1a.