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LErTEE Az cLERGe ~FRANeAIs.-Le m~inistre
de II distraction publiqne Ell DIES cultes a adresse
Ia iettre s%uivante aux archeveques ct eveques
de France:
"Monseignerr.-Ia question i~talienne
ponvalt eife paciiqhement r~esolue. C'etait
lie desir sincere de j Emperor qu'il a manifesto
de la maniere la plus expressive, Ell adhera.
ffanchenlent a toites les cone ms que les
~frandes puissances nediatrices je. .aient utiies
our le s.ltces dn congress ct pour lie repos de
Mais All moment meme OH les diff
cr','es se'". %}Iaines, lAutriche brisanl
toul a ct,upl les negoeN ions enhances, a voulu 1t
declare ia'gnerre. FL. ssume ainsi la terrible
responsabilite des evepen,ents ct le monde en-
tier lngera sa condnite ct scs ~diessips.
III lmporte nnaintenant. Mona. ,aeyr. de
ciairer lie c'erge sur les conseqht. 'une
Init devenne Inevitable. On a beaoxbnp
cnminetite. snirts-, des passions ct DIES interets
divers, le role que la France va prendre al,
n'll'ei dies Circumstances acitelles. LEmperenr
y a songe devant l,ieu, ct sa sagesse. son
eherGIe ct sa loyaute bien connues ne feront
defani nj a Ia religion nj all pays.
"Le prince qni a dome Il la religion tsnt de
fe~tnoignages de Difference ct dnttachement.
qnI d apres les mauvais jnprs de lS4S, a ramene
le aaInt-Fere au Vatican, est lie plus fernp
de lunite calholique ct il veut que lie chef
supreme de lEglise SOFT respecte daus tots ses
droits de souverain tempered. LIE prince ami
a sauHe Ia. France des invasions de l'esprit
deniagog'qne ne sanrait accepter vi ses doc.
iriBes, NJ 50 domination en- ltalic.
Mai dams ce pays on l'oppression etran-
sgere est la cause de souftrances Ell d'agi,a,ionS
perpetnelles IEmpereur croft, avec lexperience
ct In Justice, que lie plus grand bienfait pour les
gt,nverne'ients est de retahlir leur existence
independence, lenr liberte d'actinn ct Ia posi-
billie de TRAVELLER sans craiilte des bnuleverse-
ments, an bieu-elre ct an legiiime progress
DIES penples. Ces idees pratiqnes generates ct
chretieincs tendent a fouder sur dies bases
solides l'ordre public ct lie respect des souye-
%fainetes slans les Etais i%,aliens.
"1els sont les sentimens de Sa- Maieste. 81
solvent reyeles par ses actes Ell eu'elie Went
de confirmer dams lc noble Manifesto adresse
a Ia naiitn. lis doiye,l faire naiirr dams lie
cnur ca clerge francois antahl de s%ecurite que
de gratitude. LlSlnpereur ct l'armee seronl
bieniot en- presence de leunemi; que lpien
protege la France ct ll5mpereur! Ce,te
ardente priere, EN- sujs convaincu, Monsei-
@.lenr, seia celle dn clerge tout enter pros'erne
au pied DIES auiels, Ell s.associant ainsi aux
v9uX ct aux emotions de la %,atrie."
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bnsr ALBERT DEJEAN est candidat in
dfpenapnt ponf Ia place de Greffier de la Cour
de District de Ia Paroisse ST. Landry. Lee
lection aura leu en- novemhre proclaim.
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Collecieur des Taxes de Paroissc,

A WIS AUX CoNTRACTEuRS.--n sera vendu
"A M rabais, an plus has ct dernier encherissear.
sAMEDl lie 70 di ntois dc JUN proclaim 1850, entire
dix heuIes ct midi, 10 eoutrat sisiyant. pour tFusaus
SUI Ie chemin ennduisalt dos 0lelonsaS a Washing
ton, reeemmeut trace par ordfe du Jury do Police,
de 1T Landry, a sgyeif: Tn fosse vingt arpents de
lang, deax pieds de profondeur TT trois pieas de lar
ge sur cha4ue eatd du eaeniin qui est de quarante
pied. ds large, la tefre retlrte DIES fossils deyant
etre jetee M milieu du cieinin, ct niseiie GU appla-
nj, s'tJfsihsant sefs les. fosses. Uue partie 'dalile-
min qli dot etre tisiyai,le. coupe Ia sapane de Louis
prud'liomme, 1t la ialanee uommeiee / la ligne
Nord De la terre d'Augtste Donate Ills, ct continue
iasaacs pras dn clos de S. b. Harnaf. lie tout
slant indilne par,f arpentage qaI en- i etc rtcenl-
Heut ttit. L'eatrepreRenss desna aassi constluiro
slr m foss6 M p0pt fat da bpis de eypre, einq
pleds lie large, ct yingt pieds de long.
les travaux destont atfe fiiis, daIs les prenliers
iours da 6lois &octobie proeliaiH. 81 leItfeprc-
nstf se coinplesait pas iesaits travaux, il ne devra
rien %reeeyoir pour ee quill aura pr avoir fat, he tout
deyra etie foffait All prof, ct beaeice de Ia Paroissc.
Nous cfoypns h Pfopos de remarquer au public,
que les commissaires ne resevfuis ~ies.lits travaux-
qua main. is ne sUient exseutes dune naniega
eonvenatle Sous thus les ~rapporis.
oPelofsas, 10 II mai 1853.
G. L. SwAYzE.
! LOUIS fRDB'H0MME..
ELleEA ANDRUs.
coa,lniasa;res,
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Nous somraes ~atlforise q aanoncer que NJ.
H. V. CHACHEItE ie tiiuiaire nctnel est csn-
diIlat pour Ia place lie sheriff. Election Ell, no
yembre proclaim 1889.
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Nuns sommrs a~utorise a annoncer NJ. v.
JOUBERT lie ,iiluiaire a%ctlel, est candidat
pour ID place u ASsessenr. Election Ell noyem.
brc proclaim 1859.
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r. $780,
AM ea1 ts ne p~uissent paws V M.
oo p~foclamalions reynIntjonnaips
~" Pafalt, ienr sont distributes a r
aepn's quelques %jonrs.
--On ecrit de Turin, 6 mai;
LES qnatre regiments de
arrives hier soir 4 sept heur ..0
MarSe'hatse. Jamais lie
Plus ivres de joie DALI
lvres de vim lie soir, !
de rartir lie soir
venus hier ct a, aires
les bourgeois les II ate1.
limonaaler qui refuse # consom-
cenies ral'ait Z tout prix payer son petit
verret sSieur, abjecta IL ,,rpprjetsi-e
du ca ffa,Sez uu Au,rjchipn en- mnui
%tlonnez, moi as>aia.. rerre ct fen tuerai
@Imndi.S~ trs denx hens mic. les nom
oreux promeneurs DIES champs-Eiysees ont 81
mis- en- emoi. na4 @@s@@ ,
G4yfSs tfnsiliefg de ligne, venait DE-
y nttefrrhffer dams Ia Seine, du liant dn pont
der saNac@aeea parce qn'il n'avait pas e.e-
pr aeale notre armee dI,aiie.
I|et,s .%+t,selle ~n'etait Que trop vra Apres
g~ttelques instants d'atten,e, la fonleS il ra-
mener sur la berge, par de eouragenA awe
ieuFs, lie corps dun militaire aui await ton,es
les apparences de Ia mort. Dependant IN
jenne ductenr, NJ. Gage, qui Sc ~trouvait par
hasard SIR lie qnai, a vnnlu sasoir 81 la me-
decline pnavait encore faire quelqne chose pour
le noye. il s'est rendu anpres de Gnillaumin.
ct apres deux henres de soins anssi derotes
On intelligents. il Ell la satisfaction de le rap.
Ieler a la vie.
Nntre m%ililaire, don't l'nrdeur martiale a
etc rcfroidie par leflet de ceite immersinn,a
promiis aux nombreuses persannes gui len.
tonraient de ne plus n~ttenter 4 SEES jnurs. Mais
Gu attendant, quill hi soil permits de marcher
cnntre les Anirichiens, q~aelques jours de repos
lui sont necessaires.
-Voici ~quelanes details inedits sur l~'arrivee
DIES troupes franchises en- Fremont. An passa,
&c dn Moit-Cenis, lie ffoid, la neige, la plnie
~avaieni coupe la parole aux soldais; tou, d
coup Inn d'eux (du 55e de lignest s'ecrie; IS
lie bon DRu await en- un sac sur lie dos uualt
I'll crea la ierre, il n'eit pas fail les montague,
Isl hantes." TT toni le monde do rire. Ces
braves gems %elaient en- eiTst charges de tous les
effets de champagne, de quatre jours de yivfe.
ct de 90 eaftorches.
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dom nm !, | ksslS.-Le Tessin len italien Ticino)
al upi' Il est tant question depuis quelque temps
~ qae les tronpes aulrichiemes ont franchi
pour penetrer sur lie ierritoire sarde. prend sa
source en- Suisse, an mont sain,. Gothard cou.
E,as. saa' traverse lie lac Majeur. separe les
81 sa saraeS du royaume Lombardo- Y enitien
III; Je''e dams lie Pc pres de Pavie- .Cetie
q, trs EST iavigable sur 279 kilometres. Ellie
rb;s te.eofe dams l'histoire a%ncienne ct dams
sin "o.,'e moderne. C'est sur les bords dn Tes.
ras y ~ annlbai temporal ses premieres victoi-
ave.. lsal,e. Ii y battit P. Scipion en- 2Ia
s,v ~ Les Francois ct les Antriehiens
' } SUM- ivres un combat lie 81 mai 1906.
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Avis aux Comtribuables.

I l. seral Il mon bureau ddns Ia Vile ,ies Dpato,s
- Nas, atin de eollccter les taxes d'Etat pnnr Fan.
i:e lsis, st les licences d'Etat Four 1850, h p8rtir
dh Il mai aa Is jnin. Ct d Respiration de &c temps,
10 piocGdefai 4 la sHi-ie dcs propriet6r dc teits lea
deiinIguanfs. Getis qai rendront s'eyiter DIES ffnis
feritNnt b3en de venir payer dams les trcniU ionrs
ei,dessns Gn.insres.
0pelousgs, III mai 1859.
L.. V. CHACHEaE, 4.
CDlecteHr DIES taxes d'Efat.
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Avis aux Contribt,abIes.

serai d mon bureau dams la vile dos Opelousas
- aiin do collector les Taxes de Pasoisse pour
l'aanAe ISIS. ct he's licences ponr 1853, d partir du
II mai NJ Is JUN, ct q Respiration dc &c temps, jc
nfpGdaerai Il h saisie des ptopfittes do thus les
delinqnants. Ceux qui ypndrpiit i 6yiier 1ea srsis
feraiepi bien dc yenir payer, dams les tfentes jours
ei-tieSsps fnumef9s.
Upelonsas, II mai 1869.
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cbo;.i. administration du telegraphe Went de
,,nms anssl paFlni ses employees les plus dis
c;as sass IN personnel qui aura la mission spe.
y aeeo'npag0cr l'EmrereuF CD Ifalie.
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X Tn Journal, enumerant tons les droits que
pent.avoir lllalie anX sy,npa,hies de Ia France
Ell du maihie, cile les noms ~suivants Il appui
de SEES assertions !:
lie premier l'oetc epique noderpe est I,alicn
-nante.
lie premier poete Iyriqne est Italien- Petar-
que.
LIE premier poste chevalercsqae est Italien-
lie Tasse. .r5a
LIE premier poete d'imaginaiion legere est
lta ien-Arioste.
lie premies contour moderne est I~taliel,-
Buccacc.
lie premier pein,e du monde est I%taliea-
Raphael. 5&
lie premier s~tatuaire est Italien--Michel-
Ange.
lie premier vigonfeua p~olitique est 10 pre-
mier historieu DIS la Renaissance est Iialien-
Maehiavel,
Lie premier philosophe historien EST Italicn--
Vico. et F
lie conquerani du Nonveau Monde est IN
l1alitn-Cbristophe Gelomb.
LIE premier demonstration DIES lois du monde
celeste est un l,alien-GaIilee.
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souveslm ~snasasisa de drogHes ei
til~faEIssacia.

Z D. Pr J, A. MCMILLAN anponco respectneuse-
H. Gent aux hRbitans dc Washington ct de h pa.
ros sc st Landry en- general, gull Went d'ouvrir an
grI Il assoftiment de
u. DGAE5,
MEDICINES,
eHTaf1QuEs, ETC., rtc.
To secs articles ayant etc eiIoisis ayee up soin
tuat i,arti ulier, IL suiiielte respect ueaseilcnt le pa.
tgoasge dn PUBLIC.
Des prescriptions DIES Tnadeeias r~ecesront uae at
tentioH iiartiruiiere 4 tohte llenre.
Washington, ! JUN is5a--la
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nAul. MoRrns.-Les journaux de New
aMa punten' de longs details sur lie richie
mesenl 'ifrrl a Paul Morphy par les clubs de
soueurs dechecs de la cite imperiale. L'en,re.
n.y. : ea'fe lie comite charge de l'offranle ct
), Ally )epne eompatriote a en- lien a IN cha,elle
o'iVersite. an milieu dune fnule comrmcte
suaposee' DIES nolahilites de la vile. Liechi.
ST l'sf = eie p%resente a Morphy par NJ. John
Mn Ean nufen' ct Ia montre par NJ. VIM ). A.
au"ef. Lnn ct l'au,re ont souhaite la bien,
t .suue a1 )enne Lonisianais. ct Font ~felicite, e,
nnan MINES enaienfenx, de SEES exploits transatlanti.
f .aT' Morphy q repondu avec Ia modesto ct
a oalaoiii'e qai lie caracteAsent, ct ses paroles
~ ele couYertes d'applandissements.
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Dissolution de societe.

7 e public est par le present ayef'i que Ia
~ socidte qui eSistait ri,davant sous Ia raisan
Dsbsillon Il Garrierc, q dc dissotitc Gun coniInul
accord, a compiler du Ter JUN conrant.
Mr.. John p tiiriett eat charge Do Ia liIlida alton
5es atliifei de Ii sociGt6, mais chaGun acs sDis.
signGs. spaservera lie droit d 'slser de Ia sisiiasGfes de
la ssfiits dsns ul bqt de liquidation,
MI ttsfattd Garriere epntllaera 10 meme genre
q aafirfTrrtsi ct Il saijif cetts occasion pour ottrif ses
'~Yse4Viees 4 ses aHtis u .au public en- general.
aWashingtpn, II iqin 1852.
- EV1E. DEBAILLOS, "
sN. AtseS G, IARRiEEE.
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Dir j. A. MCMILLAN.

nFttRE respeetaeusemeut scs services an habi.
" tauts &c Washington ct Dc Ia cainltague ct snl.
lictte lne partie dp patronage public. Il eSpeie par
une Tongue pIattqne dtiis 10 Sud ct une siriete at
TENTH } Il se5 maliles, ~satisflire tous ceux qai pour
ront lppe!ef.
q AloGsaS, 4 JUN lS59--ia
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Or. Il. PLATE.

CHiRURGiE NDENIISIE.
TSF0RMH respectueaseneut las iiabitauts des
l. Opelolsls ct des e;IYifous qafil .-u-.....
est bier prepare pour aire toute ppG' sMsS
ration dentale de la maiiiero In pins yYyYyY<Tr
arprolsGe ct la plus scientid4pe, ~
Son Office ost sur Ia rue da Milne, tout pras du
migasin qn'oocnpait ~autleiois Al, pilsqaier. onlty
%trauyera ~tonju'iis qulpd IL ne sera pas appcie h Ii
caTnpague.
opeleusas. 4 lnin lS59-la
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AJAX Comtribuabics DO La Vine.

r + role dies Taxes de la VILE aes 0pelousaA. ponr
L. iaDt9e 1853, est maiateiant eoinplet Ct expose
a texamen public al biieiu de Jos. h. Richard Il III
Maialf de9lour. duraat Is ddiai legal, q l'eHpiration
dilnpl temps il sera plaea entire les mains du Col
lecteur do la Ville pour Ell faire Ia collection.
II. A. King, President.
Opelol,sas, 4 JUN 1853.
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Joseph Leer,

n HhbllNA lie uteables de tols genraa, en-
I'VE gEsfs OF "a detail, rue du pont, Washington,
Lille. @
Opelonsas, II JUN 1853.
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ScnRt E'Ynueals.

lie 3 mi. NJ. Fould, L~inistre d. ayant
etc introduit an Senat avec lie C.. e,niaI
usite, a Pris place '1anc DIES con,aissairs du
gouvernenent. Ay II Ia parole, il s,est
eHpriine en- ces ternies /:
81 tnep;,u,, fs7HH. H NTI |
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Tieyre Jaime.

~ IbTIt UIsITlUI JHuTGIu
I'll. A. LATouR. Dept. %t;relller.
0pclousas II inn lsd9.
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scrber has obtained from the Orphans Court of Balt
CITY, IN Mary letters testamentary the personal
estate OF LEW IL REiTZ, late of said city, deceased Ali
having claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof
the subscriber on or before the Eth day December next
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from all benefit OF
said estate All persons indebted said are requested
10 MAKE immaculate payment Given under my hand this
lith DAY d June, 1859 CATHARlNE RElTZ,
jel5law4wN Exacutr;x
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BAIL Ruaos.
Ia D. CD FOR THE

D. % Go FOR The ~, .o,,uu
R1TfTTTSsSST- FEST AND SOUTH
lows. 'er April 10th, 1885, the trains will fol-
eve camden Station, Baltmore-Mail Except Sunday
THE WESf N PTsS daily at 405 for ALL PARTS OF
trains go directly through ii " N'i' DUN
Between R, E0R W VA PASSENGERS.
6er14 n and Wheeling y wing over for Cum
Grafton ana Parkersburg the 405 P n rai from Raj
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at4,spu
and from Frederick at $50 A. NJ at 40 T. NJ
THE ELIICoTTS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore ats N
NJ and 54OP NJ, and Ellicos Mills at 72o a. M al AMI
FOR RELAY HOUSE, (besides the regular traipA On.
ea train leaves Baltimore at 800 PM and the Relay at s
FOR WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH
Leave Baltimore at % and 745 A. NJ, and and 53OP
Baltimore 20 and 80 T and y sSd Washpgion for
Sundays at 800 P. N, only The and fourth trains
fourth trains from Baltimore and Washington connect w.
trains on the Annapolis Road;
ENGLAND, Agent or at the Tickle. Office, Camden station
", P. SMITH,
Master of Transportation.
"a &C - PHILADELP p
SPRING l 9sFILNGE5 EAtEFoAD
aS will ea2e RP @ rP sRgT bP6
r. E3 fES Il Nl ses r. TAT s5 AL 1t
ffff abe fsRRS' to h2H5R T. Rg9p
ON STNDAYs atsO5P. NJ only All the trains connect
From H4yRE DE GRACE and Intermediate Places at 55
FOR STAFFORD, DELAWARE
iassengers leaving baltimore at 30 NJ connect at Viii
with 6;N5 P. NJ. train. 1' '''-- D''''N'O'e
NoTCEAn colored persons whether bond or Free will
ally Known to the Gnersgned who will be wSg 10 ss0
bond TO the Company before they will be passed any
apIl.tf VIM CRAWFORD, Agent.
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STEAMBOATS,.

rsT FOR THE SOUTH
rssz.ealssrzs5s DIRECT FROM NEW YORK, PHILA DEL
PHIA and BALTIMORE, via the
- ..-- ebay LINE,D
TO NORFOLK WELDON, RALEIGH, WILMINGTON d,
CHARLESTON, AUGUSTA, ATLANTA MONT.
GOMERY, AND NEW oRLEANS "0Ni-
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
DAILY, Except Sundays,) via
BAY LINZ * SEA BOARD Il ROANOKE RAILROAD
M TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
The Schedule being arranged trav subject
to NO NIGHT TRAVEL the Railroad from
NEW YORK To WILMINGTON n
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VHIS IS TO GIvENOTICE THAT THE SUR

SerlDer has obtained from the Orphans Balti
more city, IN MarEland6 letters Of adminraton the
city, deceased All persons having claims against the
said deceased hereby warned exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof TO Charles Cochran J or before
the 18th day Of December next they may otherwise by
law, be excluded from all benefit of the said estate All pe
indebted to said estate requested to make immediate
payment Given under my hand this 18th day of June
1859 CHARLES COCHRAN, Jr '
jei4-1aw4w* Administrator
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5H(etals, 3aromats, TT.

NJ EW w A r Z A Nd HOUSE
IN FURNISHING STORE.
ANDREW REUTER- X SONS,
No. 90 W. BALTIMORE STREET,
between Frederick and Gay SITS.
Uur stock consists of complete fine IVORY
hNlEES and FORKS, POCk EFT CUTLERY of the best ma
kers RALoRS and SCISSORS of all descriptions, Taors
Shears of every size, French Cooks and Carving Knivr
GorkScrewS and Champagne Nippers PLATED and BRI
IANNl AXE such as Forks, Spoons, Tea Pitchers
Casters Coffee lns Lamps and Candlescks. Also, fine
stock Of PLANlSHED TIN WARE, the celebrated oil ID
DOMINION COFFEE POT, JAPANNED WARE of all de-
fierPtions Ice Cream and Jelly MQULDS Fancy apanned
Bird cages, Tea CannSters Brushes Fancy busters and
many other articles too to mention. Also
raj Hardware Cabinet Makers and Builders Materials,
Tools, GUNS, &c.
The prices and quality of Goods viii he found equal any
IN the city, and the patronage of the public respectfully
solicited 'mJ,5-tf'
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
Il CRY, 18th June, 1889 WIN. d. THOMPSON u.s. RE
BtLCA X TllOMlSON, ct al-Ordeed that the sale made
and reported by George Sauerwen Trustee the sale of
certain real estate in the proceedings in this cause men
toned be ratified and confirmed unless cause to the con
y thereof be shown on or before the 9Th day of July
newspaper printed in Baltimore in each of three sue
cGSSive weeks before the 9Th day Of July next
The Report states the of sales S5446 80
VIM GEO KREBS.
$500 True copy-test-W. Il. H. TURNER,
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WIN. II. II. TURN Err, Clerk
True copy-test-W. II. H. TURNER,
Hoo-laWaW Clerk
TN BALTIMORE CITY ORPHANS COTTRT

June h s50rdeTel that the sale of the real estate of
ALBERIlNA A NELSON, deceased, made by Albert b
Nelson and James Crawford Nelsol executors of the
last will and testament the deceased and this nv r
ported to this Court by the said executors be ratified and
conlrmed unless be shown the contrary on or
before the It'll day of August next provided copy Of this or
der be inserted in some daily newspaper published in the CITY
OF Baltimore, least week for three successive
weeks, before the It'll day of July next
The report states the amount Of the sales to be $4,000
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IN THE MATTER OF THE INSOLYENT rs
TATE OF SAMUEL II. LYErH.-NOTICE TO CREDI-
tVkSAll persons having claims against the Inso en Es
tc samuel H. Lyeth, prior to his application the ben
eng OF the nsoyent Laws April 22d. 1852 hereby notified
70 ME Their Claims properly authenticated with Clerk of
The Sourof Common Pleas of Baltimore city, on or before
he 5Dth day of July
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WIN. GEO kREBS.
True copy-test-W. II. H. TURNER
JelflaW5w elk

IGlTG:-THOMAS TURNER rs SARAH A. TURNER.
The object of this suit is decree for divorce
a rjRcaiO adirinl0Rii
The Bill states that the parties married on the 10th
day OF Novemb - eighteen hundred and fftywo, in Har
r6urg Penny yania that they lived together until
ooh day OF April A ID. 1856 that during time they
lived together he had frequent occasions doubt his wfe
fidelity that she often and found the society of
women of i'll fame and that she has been caught in the
Is hereupon this It'll day of june A. D. ad Judged
and ordered that the complainant by ordering copy this
order to be inserted in daily newspaper published in
Baltimore city in each four successive weeks before
e Sth day of July next give notice said defendant of
TINS Court in person or by solicitor before the 10th day
OF october next to answer the premises and show cause
any she has, why decree should not passed prayed
WIN ii. H..TURNER, Clerk
NJ. j. JONES, Solicitor.
True cOpy-test-W. II. Ii. TURNER
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WM GEO KREBS
True copy-test-WM. H. II. TURNER,

GEORGE FRESHMAN rs. COLUMBUS BRTSCTP
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
lCITY0dered this 18th day of June 1882 that the with
in sale made and reported by Thomas r. Presstman Trs
tee BE- ratified and confirmed unless to the contrary
thereof he shown on or before the fifth day July next
provided of this order be inserted in some
per of Baltimore city, in each of three successive
weeks before said last mentioned date ~
The report states the amount of sale to be $3.50.
WIN: GEO. KREBS.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
Il CITY May Term, 59-ROBERT,HOW ARD and JOS C
WILSON as j. mcguire and others-Ordered that the
e made and reported by Charles Marshall, Trustee for
e sac OF the property in the proceedings in this cause
contrary thereof he shown before the oath 0ay of
next provided copy of this order be inserted in some
paper printed in Baltimore, in of three
slye weeks before the said oath day ofJune next
Inc Report states the amount of sales to he SI,l00
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TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR
IBALIlM0RE CITY.-IN THE MATTER OF THE IN
SoLN ENT ESTATE OF SAMUEL H. LYETH-Ordered
tins 18th day Of May 1872 that the sale of easeod Pro
the same is hereby ratified and confirmed unless cause to
the contrary be shown before the 23d day of June
next provided copy of this order be inserted in some
newspaper printed in the city Of Baltimore once week for
three successive weeks before to the ODD Of June next
W. L. MARSHALL.
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