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DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. 40

ID Rway nearly opposite s. Nicholas Hote.-GEO A. LEA
WIT A1coneer. by j. r. Cooleo. CousiCmens solicited
SUPERB PRIVATE LIBRARY
TUESDAY, Dec. H. and following days at o'clock T. M,
oeb dey 80
catalogue Of select library Of Books in several De,
psrtrnents Of Literature including CHOICE COECtIO'
On ANGLING, Bblioiephy, Science and the tine Ait,
Sporting and rnsny relating TO America some OF wch s
ysry scarce also large number of highly valuaoI anu
Esisny Illustrated Works bound in full Turkey morocco
l calf &C., &c. This is of the choicest collections o
Books offered this season Among them will be found copies
y The London Punch Al vols half Turkey Jackson on " ood
6agraying vols Turkey; lconogrsphe Encyciop eola
Sals hall Tnrkey, Ochsisens Commentary, vols. iui
Farley; Dibdins Works 20 vols half TurSeyi Wavsrey
Novels 50 vols full cafa superb set kinssooroughs Next
San Antinn;tie. vs. half Turkey; Hall and McNenneys
irdtan Gallery wells. half Turkey, 1870 ooored plates Rob
STts HOW land vols. snperbly bound in full Turkey
sspeT Lord BacoDs Wors IL vols, halt Turkey large paper
kr.imsons Natirl History - vols, half Turkey North
tomplete Angler vols full Turkey, afge piper; DO. do.
Ssf calf and very choice collection Of Books Angling
: Ss:alogles ready and Books on exhibition.
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MISS LUCY RUSIITONs
vi NEW-YoRK TuEATER,
Nos T29 and 100 Broadway
(opposite the New-YoA Hotel)
THIS elegant building will shortly be opened to the pubic
FIRsT-CLAss COMPANY
OF NETWORK FAvORlTES.
TIE Decorations Of the house Of the richest description
.y.ry the proper comfort Of the audience
s been carefully attended The stage arranged as TO
nsure perfect prese Walton Of artistic effect while every
scat In the auditorium will command view OF Its whole
eu The entrance and exit passages and are ample
and the ssrways and corridors large and easy
of access Great attention he's been paid to warming ventia
ton and lighting which latter purpose one Of the patent
sunlish hes been introduced "
TL niece TO BE- presented will be Of the behes. order OF
merit and be put upon the stage with every attention to
detail
The niece. will be so graduated as TO suit all classes
In future adv. reens fuller particulars will DO gwen as
well ~ ia. exact date OF opening.
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CHIEP QuARTERAAsTERs OFFICE, I
PHILADELPHIA DEPoT, Nov 23 1869.
Y ARGE SALE of choice OAK.TANNED
~ LEATHER.
Win be sold a. public auction in lots n suit purchaser ct
ne scbuylAi Arsenal, Philadelphia TUESDAY, Deem
ksr H. 1868 az 10 o'clock m. a superior stock OF
PURE 0AK-TANNED LEATHER,
ssnrrising
kesher.
k17s Sides containing about 90 SO pounds Sole Leather
fse sides eon,sining sbon TO- 7g pound Welt Leather.
This leather carefully selected for manuact ung army
Boots bootees ard lie ia consequence OF the dis
kapding Of a large portion Of the army.
Terus-t'ash in Government funds.
kronsr,v 10 be- remeyed within hve DAYS from day Of sale
WILLIAM w. McKiM,
Colonel and Chief Quartz nnaer
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Amusements.

WINTER GARDEN!
(rH1s ssrABl,HuHsr DOES NoT ADvsRrIis n fHs
EEw.rohK HERALD
WEDNESDAY, psssnberT'
LAST LAST s siShT
oh III
Of Boueicsult, great Drama,
THE OCT0R00e
Mr. J.s. CLARKE
-. ,...,,, SALEM scuDDEn
rs ''''s SOUTHERN g'iIf's; SCENERY
SOUTHERN LIFE,
and 10
SPLENDID CAST.
OF PERFORMANCE.
First time ,hi, season Of TOM TAYLOR'S Laushsbls
Comedy Of
BABES IN THE WOOD,
and the highly comic f nR ~ TGqcIesa' called
1.-THE FAT BoYr
which Will preient Mr.. Carhe in
Of his inimitsble brosi comedy personations.
Doors open at a. Commences at O'Clock.
OLYMPIC rHEATER.
~ Sole Lessee and hanageress.......Mrs. JOHNW WOOD
tTus ESTABLISHMENT DOES sor ADVERTISE IN the
EEw'YoRE HEhALD)
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS
great romance produced IN style of magnfcence FAR
surprising any previous sescusr pageant at this the ater
SCENERY ENTIRELY NEW BY HAYES.
MUSIC ARRANGED EXPRESSLY BY THOMAS
NOVEL AND WONDERFUL MECHANICAL
EFFECTS,
GORGEOUS COSTUMES AND APPOINTMENTS
dranatzed expressly or the Olympic. from the ceebraed
novel Of A. Dumas, ernbodyne The three great passions
Hope Despair aid Keyengs entitled Tie Count OF
MONTE CRlSTO;
LONE PRISONER OF THE CHATEAU DIFF,
which has drawn
OVERLOOKING HOUSES
dlrng the past wees This interesting Drama viii be pre-
sentel
EVERY EVENING TILL FURTHER NOTICE,
with the eminent and isyor'e artist,
Mr.. =. l.. DAVENPORT,
AND POWERFUL CAST.
During tie play the following Promiers Dansenp Will sp
MILE. oIULIETTA. BRoNNER and NJ. GIUSEPPE
CARDELLA.
Doors open a, II curtain 1ses a; 7. preci.e'y
Seats secured three days in advance.
EOXs OLD BOWERY THEATER.
4 Lefsee Director and Manager L. FOX
rms Establishment pors sor ApvgKrrsz IN The NEW
YORK uHRALp)
LAST WEEK OF THE
TRIUMPHANT SPECTACULAR DRAMA,
SfsRAD. TIE SAILOR
On THE VALLEY os DIAMONDS
IyBAD.......t with song. ."..Mi.s FANNY HERRING
Steward Il the vessel. .........G. l.. FOX
NEW DREssEs-SEw sCENEBf-SEW
DECORATIONS
OVER ONE HUNDRED CHARACTERS.
THE NINERALL
w. II. WhaIey. Levi. Mestayer William Marcen Mrs. j.
K. Devil.
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A. J. BryycEgR, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IROPERlY IN the 18th, 9Th,


9th, l2h. 18th and 2cth Wards
A J. BLkECkER, son Il Go. will sell d auction on
THURSDAY l4h inst At IL o'clock at the Exchange Sales
eeen, the following va liable REAL ESTATE, viz;
Nhsye y Lots, ~ T. corner Of 1thaye. end .Stist
aGbsve.ThIes story Brick House, No +ei Tenth ave-.
ses, 39lhst
l0htve-2 Lots ,outh.east ioh-sve md 18thst
Nhsve-l large Lots cofner 3th-Lye. aud li7th'st.
Hsve.-4 Lots, east side I'd ave-, corner lO7th-.t.
Heve-+ Lots west side "a ave, rs feet south 56tlst
1sttye.5 Lots, east eide lst-sye., 10Th ~
ktitst-l Lots, south sde sjihst, Near 7tb ave-
th ST. Lots south side 5thst between I'd and 81 ayes
tSthtt-2 Lots, north side near 4tliave.
eodt,l Lot, south eide 63Gst Broadway and 9Th
Ne, 100 feet from Central Psfk.
LEAsEHOLD PROPERTY.
North Moore ,i.3 Of Lots with Buildings h.-eonl
Ses 70 20 62 North Moores, between Hudson and Vuch
Ohafton 3 twotory brick Houses and lease Of Lott MOI,
y. u, 80 Chsrlton.st.. between Hudson and Ysrck
oreenwichst2 leased Lots with the two.sory Dwelling
bsUowsts
Wsshngto story Brick and three-s,ory Frame
and lease Of Lot No +9 Wasbn esst side, be-
eveeB Desbfosses and Wattsst
tef farther particulars and Of sale reference is made
u SeebsDs ssd Gsps v w Auction ROOM No. n Cedst
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uENRY D. MINER, AUCTIONER, Office,

Il No 81 Nsssaus, opposite the Post Office Large and
Important sale OF Csrara Marble Sttuary, Pedesas &c
ke just received per ship Uno from Leshorn, Italy, aud
SeyeI before exhibited in this country.
MINER S0MERNILLE win sell at auction on THURS
DAY EVENING December a. at Il O'Clock, at the Somer
Vile Art Gallery No 8i5 Broadway second door below Fou
enth about 20 pieces Of elegant Caara Ma bic Saiuary
Groups and Figures Imported by MessTs f. Lsnnon Co.
following viz Groups-Charty, Cupid Captured by Venus
4asfdisn Angel, SbepheIdess Contendng TpPids &c
iss Venus Summer Flora Bacchante Peasant Gil, Ma
tonns DIANA Apollo &c. Also tie superb bust OF tue late
President .
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
~ the celebrated CheyseI Pic Fed Of Florence (which
has been exhibition during the past two months at The
gallery of Messrs Gonpi Cob with elboIeeiy carved
pedestal The above VIII be Exhibition on Monday 10th
hst, with catalogue.
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MEDICAL PuRvgyoR's OFFICE.

MEDICAL FuRvHY0Rs UPflcg
WAsHINGT1S, D. G., December Z l8oa
GALE of SERVlCEABLE and DAMAGED
= HOSPITAL PROPERTY and HOSPITAL WAGONS
G. w. BoTELER. j., Auctioneer.
VIII be sold Punic Auction, IN this city, ~ Jadics!y
sau.Te Warebouse Eith end Fists, THURSDAY, De-
sbe and damaged Hospital Yrop-rt consisting Of Blankets
Shee,, Hair Pillows Bed Sarks &C 10000 seTyicesble
blspkets will be sod also 500 Hair Pillows.
Al the close Of sal viii be sold - o,-x,,
PWELVE MEDICINE WAGONS, IN GOOD CONDI.
TON.
Purchasers will Re required pay for and remove properly
within foTly .eigh. hours from termination Of sale
G. SUTHERLAND,
Surgeon u. s. A., Med. Purveyor
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AIusifal 1nstrnments.

THE MASON 81 HAMLIN CABINET Or
l. GANs.-FIFTYTWO GOLD or SILVER MEDALS
OF other HIGHEST PREMIUMS have been awarded NJ.
II. within few yesrs and SEVENTEEN within the last
four weeks for THE BEST INSTRUMENTS Of THIS
GENERAL CLASS.
Printed testimony presented IN their circulars from
than $50 Of the most eminent sns and musns In the
country that THE MASON HAMLIN CABINET on
CANS ARE UNEQUALED. Prices, clio 10 500. Ware
rooms No. 5s5 Broadway, New.YoTk
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Gales bp Anfi!ofl.
An. MEswIs. Auctioneer.
NCS. MERWIN 81 Co., Nos. 694 and

A. NJ MEswIs. Auctioneer.
ny BANGS, MERWlN 81 Co., Nos. 694 and
- SOC Broadway, cor. Of 4lhst-Sale, o. BOOKS, sta
e., ptn,e, Works Of Art. Fancy Goods Furniture 20
Tuesday and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS,
Dec u and l3, at o'clock.
vrrr LIME FNGRAVINGS--Ancent and modern; o
49, eoect,o embracing many by the old masters that are
ssrrs and valuable and collection OF the works oil iDodeIn
Inslish French and German artists &C. 0a'"'sues "'ea'y
~ the pictures exhibition ,.-,,,
THURSDAY EVENING. Dec. ~ at O'clock
EpRIVATE LiBRARYParticnary men In vsIuabe sport
- Role and including collection of STANDARD and Misce'
E.oos Ierstore many Of which are handsomely illustrated,
e Also few original OIL PAINTINGS. Catalogues ale
pss8y. , .rrrpNooN No. 7, 40 o,o,och
LAW IIBRARY-C comprising complete sets OF Common
v and Chspcey Reports Admiralty Reports ccesiascal
f.no staute Laws Dgess Commentaries TIeatises and
ysyiety Of Scarce Trials. &c. Catalogues ready.
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OFFICE OF THE A. q. NJ, !
WIrNIseTos, Del, Nov ~. 1863
GALE OF SURPLUS GOVERNMENT
~ MULES-A1 good AID seTv.ceable.-"il be Sod OF
Rubhc Auction, Of
WILMINGTON DELAWARE,
On FRIDAY DecemheTs
On'FklDAY, December l5
On FRIDAY, December H.
On FRIDAY, December 80,
90 Good and SeIyiceable MULES.
100 On each Gay of sale.
Yhe particular attention Of purchasers called 10 the
Aeent quality Of these mules being good sze In good
6,ioD knd gentle aud wei broke harness. being The
6urpus Team Mules Of Washington Depot.
Animals Sold Singy.
bale 10 commence at 10 am.
ferms-Cash Ia L. =. Currency.
By order Of BrevetBrs Gen. JAMES A. EKlN, IN charge
Ssi Div U M. q. o. -
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'1NHE WEBER PIANO-FORTE
Il Ia called the BEST INSTRUMENT MADE by al the
leading musicians Of this city and elsewhere 1t ia pronounced
by the National PanoFos Association. after trial In their
rooms with the FIRST manufacturers Of this country emineny
the BEST PIANO IN AMERICA and used by the Consefva
tory Of Music and other high music schools altogether because
ofthei immense power equality sweetness and bTaicy ei
tone, elastic touch ard great durability.
WAREROOMS, No. <29 Broome-st, near Broadway
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1nsurante Companies.
NETWORK FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
~ wALL-sTREET.
CASH CAPITAL................. 5000 900.

This Company has been In successful operation FOR more
han TIL IRTY YEARS aud continues to INSURE agAn''
Loss and Damage by FIRE upon terms as favorable a. '
institutions.
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UcntiotrD
nIFEERENcE. .LAnGnING Gas Is ms.

ATDR. VAN Weeks No. rs Sixth-ave.,
~ TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT fAlN. Fresh
Cos every dsy Unusual inducements for Sets Il Teeth or
dercd Complete sets IN Eve hours aiie' "'Iieuhs your
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MEMORIAL CONCERT
wi TO
WILLIAM VINCENT WALLACE.
ACADEMY or MUSIC.
THURSDAY EVENING, Dec "a, 1863
q, ala az the fund for the be1eit OF his
." ~ " WIDOW AND CHILDREN
IN. Committee of Arrangements beg 10 announce that the
,in- dist neu,scel artsts have in the most generous
manner volunteered tse.T .Sty yea, oar, p .,
MISS ADELAIDE PHILLIPS, Max MaretIsk.
MIR. WILLIAM CASTLE,
MIR s. C. CAMPBELL.
Mn RICHARD HOFFMAN,
MIR 3 y. MILLS
MR. GEORGE MORGAN,
MIR JOHN A. KYLE,
MIR WILLIAM BER0E,
NR EDGAR J. BROWNS,
MIR THEODORE THOMAS
IIFDrKKKAEZ SOCIETY, ARlON SOCIETY, o,,
HARMONIC SOCIETY. MENDELSSOHN UNIoN'
NEW-YoRK SING ACADEMY,
AND
FULL ORCHESTRA. ,-,X
Door, oren at O'Clock. Concert to commence ho oo'0A
precisely .,,., ..s2oo
With reserved seat Ia parquette OF balcony'""' "a
With reserved seat in boxes.........'''''''' 10
Tickets 70 family circle. ;,ic;nSiN6 AZ all
The sale of tickets viii commence 'itlo ~
the music stor-s and pano-iors embellishments
Reserved seats at tho Academy OF MUSIC
Beer & Schrmers No. 1Ol Broad"N.
j. schuberth & Co.'S, No. go Btosd"ay.
Wi1jsm A Pond A Cos No. SAT Broadway,
p,is,s hoe. can be obtained at Irving Hail. ana Meest
w,Iis,, U.n 4 son'a No. sA3 Broscway...r,, -,
EDAr rsmu EsTrHrrEE on MEMORIAL CONCERT:
L. r. Harrison, ~ y. -
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ADRIAN Fl. MULLER. Auctioneer

ADRIAN II. MuILYR, Ancuoneef.
DERFMPTORY SALE by order OF Executor,
II 70 close the estate Of George s. Fox, deceased ,
ADRIAN II. MULLER, P. X WILKINS Co, VIII .eI
4 snetion TUESDAY December 10, at IL m, 4 the *
change seesrOom, No III Broaeway y seIs o. LAND %
cCITAGE and outbui dng situate at West Ferns. - cot
chester County on road leading to HuEts Point Tie
Ssoperty located tdewateT has extensive Ve"' 56
s2ods beautiful elegant country residences within
see miles Of Central Park il will De sold N one paiel OF
b plots Of about Maps and Information can be no
o.Ied az the Office Of Ae Auctioneer No 81 Pme 1890
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TT'HE celebrated PIANOS of J. &, c. FISCH-
Il Err the best and reliable Pianos made wholesale
and retail Nos 2 23 2i5 247 and 2is Twenty eishths
near Niuth-aye.
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Sales bp Anttion.
UnetrnCtiDn.

~ FbFNCU and FNGLISH SCHOOL. with PRIMARY
DEPARTMENT aud GYMNASIUM No. 2ll Fithaye cor.
rwenty sxtIst, open from 4 a. m TO z. y N.
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Iaries-Le a rEglse Cathohque dss Opel
ousas. par le Rev. T. Raymond. Notls? y.
Deviliers Nile. Aza5ntns G. DeV!4laers'
tous deux de cette Paroisse.
"C'est ma derniere file nous dsalt lie pefe
age ct cstlmabIe &c la mayiee c'est notre der
nier iovau. Et nous Tavons donnee a notr' IeuHe
neveu, qui inre de WELLER son bonfenr ell
compagnon fdaie.' 49,.
puisse la vie leur etre aussi douce que Ia bean
gateau de noce qu'ils ont Gu Ia compialsance &c
nous envoyer.
lie 6 courant. a la meme Egise, CneZi1aa
Carriere fIs a Dame Veuve Valery Lam
glois, tous deux de cette Paroisse
Espsrons que lie jennie artillenr regardera mann
tenant la compagne de ses jiours avecu meliie"f
cell qu'il ne voyait ses pieces de siege
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conduisent dams toutes les parties &c navlrs.
Les ctoyens hayauais s'eAtasient generate
mept aevant les enomes boulets dacler
aui eo1teut, dt-on, cinq cents dollars cha
Gun. lis adlnirent aussi les gigantesques
canons desqilinze pouces, ct al ya nn plan
teurde Santiago qui, dams sou entbonsiasme,
il pas besite d metre sa tete dams ia gueule
dune piece. pour en- mesure7 lie oialne'
tire.
Pendant ce temps, les officers qui nc sont
pas de service profitent de la luSueuse hos
pitalite creole pour Sc reposer des tat'gues
de la mer. Hier lis ont assiste q un grand
diner qui Ieur a etc odert par le capltall,ne
general ct anquel Sc trouvait lamlral 10,
don. Le ), lis doivent a]ler an grand
bal ohiciel, OH Sc trouyera reunle lellte oe
Ia population cubaine .
Le earitaine general visitera lesmonttoFs
demain apres-midi.
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LIE COURIER DE5 oPELu3
Public le SaRcdi par Joel i. "
CONDITIONS,

CONDITIONS.
L'abonnement sera de TRos pas
payables d'avance, on oUaTRE plsaal
a la fin de l'annee. Aucun abonnens]
arrete ayant que les Averages no sess
moins que l'editeur ne lie juge COW s..'s|
abonnes qui desireront suspenafe Vs. \,
ner avis par ecrit au moins 10 @ouha'
me de leur Announcement.
Les avis seront inseres a ralson \,
la ligne pour chaque publication = " VI
noins quill n en- soft autrement ouss. !
bile en- francais ct en- anglals llsqa s. !.
retire ou jusqua ce que ledl'eui Y
den suspendre la publication. :.,,s!
Les annonces de candidat g pa'aFs|
tres, ct d'ayance.,
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CIR OC e r. e,

r. OUIS WAITER l'hon..cur dannoneer
4 4 ses amis ct au public en- general quiz vent
4 d'ar1;y.r de Ia Nouvee Orleans avec nn grand
assortment de Grocetie. eonsistant pl:nclpA'r-
ment en FARINI2, .JAMBON. WHISKY, FlNo
de- toute solte, &c. &c. qu'ii venGra a des pix
aussi modeles que possibia. selon son hat1t''Ge'
ii s'est tgsen,ent assure les services dun tx-
eeleut nttvrier nrllttsirr. ee qni oi pelniet des
aujourd hui de r6parer les n,tub!es Guon vout':a
bi,N, lu confer. :,
Onelo1sas s Juliet 8G3. Iltf
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AVIS.

y L. Couret [des Opelousas,l preyient ses
eD eamis ct commissioners, ainsi que lie public en-
general, gu il Went de s'etablir la Nouvelie-0r-
leans CONNIE marGland comlnissionnaire, II est
pref receyoir tous les produifs qu'on voudra ben
lni consigner, tells que: Sucre, MeIasse, Cotton,
Laine. Peaux. Cairs. g., il Sc chargera egalement
de toutes les commandes de provisions ct autres,
que les marclsands ct les hahitants voudFont bien
lni addresser, ponryu quon lui expedie des pro-
duits gu quon lui envoie lie montant approximate
Il apnortera la plus grande attention dams toutes
les atfaires quon votdra bien lui confer.
Son bureau est rue Cont No i3, entire Chartres
ct Leyee [Nouselle 0rleans.l
JL C0URET.
Qpsloissss Juliet 1865. If
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0pelonsas. 1er juliet 1865.
AVIS.


I Z soussigne venant d'arriver de la Nouvelle
IL Orleans, on il a pris des arrangements dams
le but de coutinuer son ancien genre affaires de
MarchaId Conmissionnaire ct Facteur
en- Cotton,
aux teres les plus hberaux, Went offfir ses ser
vices ses ancens clients ct amis.
II continuera faire des avances en- corde ct
toile d'enbalage, fcelle &c. Ses engagements
sont tells Quill ne pourra pas, pour lie moment,
Sc rendfe en personne chez ses ancieas amis ct
clients; mas il ose leur assnrer quill ne negligera
ren pour meriter lenr encouragement. avec l'es-
poir qu'ils continueront lui accorder leur conf.
ance.
Son bureau est Front Levee Street, No. 33
entire la rue de Ia Douane ct la rue Bienville
Nouvelle Orleans.
A, DEsMARE.
Ter Juliet 1865. s-6t
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Bgd0EsEaa gRCc
Relative Ia Patrouilie dams Ia Vile des
0pelousas

Relative a Ia faCrcuGiS GeaIlS Ia V Lie GSS
0pelousas.
ksECTION Iere. QUIL SOFT ORD0NNE
~ Par le Bureau de Police de Ia Vile dope
lousas que tous les hommes bancs entire dix-sept
ct cinqnante ans. qui demeuTeront depuis dix
tours dams ladie vile, consttueront la patTouilie
pour ladite Vile.
SECT. 2, II est de plus decr&te, que lsdite Pa
tEeuiIle sefa divisee en- sept escoaades eti plus,
avec IN Captaine nomme par lie Maire ou Pre-
sident du Bureau de Police, pour chaque escoua-
de- 1t sniet, ayec son escouade or partie d'icea,
Fen tout temps, anx ordres du Mare on President
dn' Bureau de Police.
SECT 2. II est de plus ordonne, Que chaque
menibre de lalite Patrouille qn, apres avor etc
dllsaent notifie par e Maire on President du Bu-
reau de Police, manqnera sans rassons satistal-
santes, de faife son devcir, sera passible dune
amenda de ciIq piastrrs, on &c defant fln EN-
prisonnenient de vingt-quatre heuEes dans la pri
son de Paroisse.
Seer. a. II est de plus orlonne. que lie Marie
on President du Bureau de Police est par e pre-
sent amtorse faire de la PatIouille telie dispo-
siton quill iugera necessaire pour lie mantlen de
Fordre ct ex ecution des lois ct ordonnances de
! ladite Vile
Seer. s. II est de plus ordpnne, Que toutes
| lois, ofd5nnances ou reglements anterieurement
adoptss par ce Bureau encontrayention a La pre-
spnta ordonnance on 4 aaVscuIe part icelle, sont
lpar le present rappelees.
| SECT 6. il est par lie present ordonne, Que la
rrssente or1lonnance aura force de io a dater du
| jour al sa publication.
Crdonne lie 3 Juliet 1860.
4 j.. d. FSTlLETTE.
Presiteatda Bureau de Police.
JOS. D. RFcHAsD. Gre65t,.
44s4& e-s~>e
.5ss Qanrtifr Gencral des forces des E. u T
~ Washington, Lae, s Juliet 1866. /.
]. Approuve.
Par ordrs da Lieut., Col IIs. F. Atkins.
4 W.D NeGutRE, saa lll.slss " Pests.
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L'Asgea,blee Bresilie,,ne. - san,edi dc

L'Asseniblee Bresilie.ins. - samedi der
nier q eu lieu a Washington, une reunion des
personnes ,disposees i elnigler au 3resl. In
Comite etc noinnl6 dams le but de correspondre
avec lie Consul Bresilicn a la nellie Orleans ct lie
ministre de cette nation a Washington City, sur
les encouragements otferts par lempereur du
Bresii aux emgrants aul sly colonisent.
Rien dautre que mons sacllions, ne s'est fat
dams cette assemblee qui reunssait un nombre
assez considerable. de citoyens resp,.ctablas qni
sembient determines i tenter lentrprise don't il
est question. .-........-=s.
L'assemblee s'est ensuile ajournee an samedi
Is co,raut a la maison de Cour, a OHeousas.
#&1t #s%~<.>->.~> ---~~e--~~>->-s->-.~
@zfs> Nous appelons l'attention du lecteur
dcnx Ordonnances de Motre vile. Les atfrarclis
feront bicn den ecouter la lecture, ct reflechir
sur ce quill leur reste a.f,ire. @s eef
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AVIS.


Mr Gus arous l'henaeuf s'araiosacer q nos a!nis
/ y ainsi On a Messislas LIS Mafefailds ct hab-
tants de- la pareisSa ,;tiisiry qsie noHs repre-
mons crioar nos aiFaifss Importation Eraneaisc,
de groceries et de cen,alissssu.
Nofrc tnaeasiiisera toaioiais supplement pourvu
le toate espece De provisions IL ehaix pour fanil-
les aus. noi.s yendrons a,l pins has pix do Ia place
nos clients peusert etre assures qnr les s'ias les
Plus ,ninltrnx ssrnnt donnes a mrs expeditions
ct que nous Erons iotre possible pour les saiisare
en- tout point.
A la solicitation de bon nembre de nos amis
nous nous sommts decides joiHdre nos atI,lires
de commission la vel.te des produits ill pays, tels
aue Cotons Sncres. MeasSes, etc.
| Tn capital snffisaut une tongue experience des
atfaires lu pays, travail constant. asSiduite dams
teutes les affafes eni nous serut confiecs, onctu
aiite dams nos engagements, tells sont les tItres
que notre passe nous permrt de revendqner hau-
tenlent ct que nous otfrons a la confianee du pu-
biic
No. so Vicille LevG. on "a Fgout Lev6e N. O.
BLAECEIN & GIRAUD.
& Juillct 1865. r@ 4-5t
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Les fruits de la Gaerre-Les citoy.

Les fruits de Ia Gaerre-Les citoyens du
Kord conmrilcelt ipnir du fruit de- la victoire.
NJ. Simon Cameron, ex-nnistrs de la gurfrs. a
achete. ponr $1,000, une prnprittey d, 200 acres,
dams Ia Caroline du Sud La plantation aPpar-
ct IL Gonvc4nement la ventlue. II estconSoiaot.
apres cette terFihl. gurrre,. davoir pr-sqne pour
rieIl ID propliete des vaincus tonrricr des T. L.
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na,,t de Medicines de st. Landry.

Depot de Ndedeclnes de ''c' "'1105
T. smssigue Went de receVoir un assortment
I hien cboisi de medicines traicfcs, drogues
=. rf,merie. wins ct BLOSSOMS puis pour prepa-
ra.!ous TO P,u medecinaes, PAPER ecrire etc
ias prescriptions ct les ofdres seront fempnS
d-"s soin ! toute he,lre du jour eide Ia mutt
Conditions: compliant.
r"Du virus pour vaccin, garanti pur' sera
fonrni ct applique. ,o,,> pocrv
1,;rot 7cS, dim