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The Opelousas courier., 1865-07-22
AVIS

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II l.. Couret tdes opelousas,1 PREVENT ses
AIMS ct connalssahees, ainsique le public en-
general, quill Went de setablir Ia Nouvelle. o..
leans CONNIE marchand commissioners II est
prs reeevoir tous les produits qi on roudra bien
lui consigner, tells que: sucre, MeJasse. Cotton.
Laine, Peaux, Cuirs, &s., II Sc chargera eaalenent
de toutes les commandes de provisions et autres
que les marchands ct les habitants voudront hien
lql addresser. pourvu quon lui expsdie De-. .nYo.
QUITS ou qnon lni envoie lie montant approximate
III apportera la plus grande attention dams to,,tss
les atfares qn'on voulra bien luiconfer. e,'
Son bureau est rue Cont No i3. entire ChsSrtrrse.s
ct Levee LNouvelle-o Orleans = 20
]. Z. CoURET.
opeioesas 5ultiiet ie65. 4-tf
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JEFFERSON DAVIS.

| On lit dams lie Courri.r dss Etuts Unis
Pour III. Davis. il \ des impatients one "a vie
| blesse ct fatigue. Aihsi, Beaueoup dc Citoyens
/ out adresse du Kansas me requete en- prndaiscll
a NJ. johnson. voici ce moroccan:
Twin Spring IL JUN 1865
Monsieur le President Nous vous prious tres
respectueusemens de taire peudre Davis Nous
voulons gu ii soft pendu. 81 vous ne le pendrz
pas pourrait y en- avoir dams le Kansas de dis.
poses vous pendre vous-nsme. Faitcs- nous
savoir ce que volis terez
C'es1 curt. preeis ct gracieux. Celia rappelle
la demoiselle patriotic du Massachusetts. IN anpe
de douceur, qui a tisse une corde pour rusaee de
NJ. Davis, ct la enyoyee All President en- expri-
nant IL roeu qu ellie fut u.see youlant partarer
un peu la gloire du bourrpau
Iandis 4te les iinpatients de la potence mur-
murent, il exisie de par le monde, un hun,me as
SEE denue de sens moral ct de respect de soi-ms
me pour occuper activement de Ia defense d.
Nj Davis. Ces honanne meprsable est lie ceebre
ayocat Charles 0Connor. 81 on juge NJ. Davis
llEse propose de lie defendre par deux arguments
Iprncipaux:
10. NJ. Davis devait l'allegeauce son Etat,
,obeissancea sts lois ct ses ordres. Sill
eontiit entire ie gOuvernement general ct celui
htat' ies lndtVidus ne peuvent stre punis; tout
.doit etre arrange par les authorities entire elles.
20 lie gouverIement federal par ses preela.
nations, par ses lois, par lechange des prison.
niers, reconnu cent fois les rebelles CONNIE bel
ligerants, ce qui donne a tout le gouyernement
du Sud les dfoffs de belligerants.
Nous gnorons cornbien de temps encore NJ.
Davis restera an secret, ct 81 on e ugera e droit
qu,on de le faire stant fort douteux; mais 81 M
oConnor defend publiqnement le pfisennier aim
81 gull iintentian de lie faire, son nom passera
& Ia posteli,e CONNIE celui de Malesherbes do
DeSeze ct de Tronchet. j - - -
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r. LIE gros ct msgnifque canon donne dams
le temps aux confederes, par linventeur Arm
strong, a etc retire du Fort Fisher ct transporte
Washington CONNIE nouvelle piece charge
contre Ia violation de la neutrallte par rAngle-
terie. 49, -.
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3 o q l. A N ERIE.

E soussigne s'etant procure un excellent
aA Bouanger la Nile. Orleans. yendra son
pain a raison de l6 onces pour 10 cents, esps-
rant que bient0t il pourra encore en- augmepter
le poids. II portera le pain domicile tons les
matirs, dams les limites de la ville.
L. VANHILLE.
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AVIS.

AVIS.
nj oUs avons lhonneur ,,,,,.y.
AS ainsi qua Messieura Il. a,..aoicsll :.
tants de la Paroisse St I,nsaa ,,s Marcia
mons cejour nos affaires dSmry dry qae N
de groceries ct de co,nmiss;o.pl poftatioa \
Notre magasin sera touian,a
de toute espece de proyis;oa. ;"s ! aa'pplasI
les que mons vendrons au Mn. I ae chos \
nos clients peuvent stre sssa.e rss' Gag pf,s1
plus minutienx seront donns1e ee que i
etque nous ferons notre possiS,s ' Dog &
en- tout point. '''io!epoaLl
Aila solicitation de bon ,,o,,.
nous nous sommes decides iao,e ;a;as q
de commission, la vente des y,aa yI,o'aatnia ID
que Cotons, sucres. Melass.pa' p'0ea'ade AL
! un capital suffissnt, une lan.ea's e's
aifaires du pays, travail cons.sa' asapd pi;,,I
toutes les affaires qui nous seroat nt iaas1|
allte dams nos engagements, ~.
que notre pssse nous pernpef d. iss W
bic. cehGa
No. 80 Tieille |, L,evee gu 7;p.
8 Juliet 1865. q GIN
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a~Les ordres severes du general Heron en-
joignant aux negres de roster au travail de leur
plantation respective, prodnisent un assez bon
effet, ct indiquent gu avec du bon vouloir lauto-
rite aidera puissammept la reorganization du
avail.
The Opelousas courier., 1865-07-22

Vs. II est question de reprendre la continue
ton Gu chemin de fer des OpeIousas, dite du
Pacifque, jusqu'au Texas, don't l'occupation rend
cettc vote de communication necessare.
Renaissance Louisianaise, 8 coayaat.
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AVIS.
+ sonssigne venant d'arTiveri de Ia Neuyelle
~ Orleans. oail pris des arrangements dams
e but de continuer son ancien genre d'affaires de
Marci1and Commissionhaife ct Facteur
go. - en- Cotton, .s,sp, So z-.
aux termes les plus lberaux, Went o4rt ses sar.
vices ses anciens clients ct arnis. s..g =
II contlnuera faire des avances en- corde ct
foile d,emba.lage, fcelle &c. Ses engagements
sont tels els qu'il ne pourra pas, pour le moment.
Sc rendre en- personne chez ses anciens amis ct
clients nais il ose leur assurer quil ne nsggera
fien pour meriter leur encouragement, avec iea.
afice. 's1' ~"AiaA'
Son bureau est Front Levse Street No. AZ
entire eI Ia rue de la Douane ct la rue Bienyille,
No6yelle Orleans. : 'e>e -'''4 '''ie'
r.,.. ,.o-.s. a. DEsMARE.,
= tei uh'et 1000. - Set
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LIE soussigne, ci-devant intsresse dams Ia mai
son de Richard Nugent & Co de cette vile. aura
la charge exclusive des affaires din cotton de Ia
maison cidessus, ct reclame 1'encouraeement de
ses amis RICHARDJ NTIcENT
Nouvelle Orleans Is Juliet 1865. Sm
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g Celtu Qul observe de tfuel element eta il
compose l'assemblee Bresilienue qui a ell Iie, en-
notre vie Samedi dernier, dI drmeurer con
vaincu que Ia question emigration fait beau.
coup refechir parmi notre population L'assen,.
f,iee ne eomptait qr'une, ,crntaine de personnes,
,nais on voyait des hommes ages ct reAechis,
des chefs de famille aux noms respectes ct homo.
rabies, des citoyens qn avaut la guerre, etaiert
npulents. gu dams des Circumstances iudependan-
tes, dss parsonnes qui sont nees notre Psrosse
It qni : ont elrvs i.nrs families; des gems pen
SAINT prrf,nd emrnt rayenr dc leurs proches,-
ct chose etonnante, On n y pouvaitvoir que speu
de cnrieux. s&aht II sa*=5as
Dams dies temps CONNIE ceux dams lesquels nous
"iyons, ct qui rappernt crrtaiues phases des sic
c!rspasses, on uepeuf guere savoir ce que p-nsc
lrpeuplr, e. on ne peut aue tasonner SEES dees,
Crpendant il nous seinble5qutj beaucoup de nos
eltaytals ies plus nr.,lts sailt dispasesa prefer
I"relle crttt yoix qu nous Went de rau,re Co
tei DIES mers ct qsi app-le lemigration dams nu
pays a,iqt,el Di-u donne nnr richrsse 81 grands
L.n teisps nntls aras-,dra hientnt 81 le nlonve=
nstnf spontane qui sr matrifeste anjourd'Lui aura
P" lCsuRat Sk't IL stHlule aliiluNcer. Fi
.->-.-.......-.-.->..~...--..
Les jonrnasx dnsla Nonveiie Orleans in II dc
esmuiss coiitsnntnt ,,ne correspondence ~ntre irs
n,rnibrrs dun ts,sits qni sintinile Conite Ere
esay ceatral xes amis dx sn6iags uaieersl. ay-
Snt pour chef Thos. J. Dnrant, un ayocat e,, re-.
nom de- Ia aiNuaveRe 0stians, ct lc Gouverneur
Wells sol asit
Dams ls hfsre DE- re eomle all Gpuverneur. on
lai den,ands. dune manere perenaptoire d'e.ablr
asaatl election generate, des b,Ir-aux d,enregs
trtment dams to,,trs les Par,issps, de tous l+s ci
toyens loyaux, sans distinction de race on d'ori.
gine, qui ont defneufe daasI Esas pendaat un an;
-Et Ia lettre ajoute: 5s tz# saF
"Ceci admettra dang in boite arr scf,,t;n rsIe-
ment loyal de a race xoiyc, qui jusqn'a present
H'ayait pas le druit de voter, mai. ttii acanis
par emancipation IL ttre da citoyehs. vt eii 4
gagne par sa devotion an pays,---tt a.,i possede
par droit de justice nanrele, Ne dfoi de partici.
per au GOuvernement''08ts sssa 2ass1@ fa ~
Acette slettre, le Gouverieur Wells reponds di-
gnenaent, naiss en- taneant versement ct resolu-
ment ceux qui osent SO permettre de lui dieter
son devoir. III rspond sans hssitatioaIet asssesz
sechemsns quill n'en fera rien, attendu az. u.aueune
luf ne ~ antorise. .sssk ''s9s .stsf *2.sit1s4sa
cette correspondence 6tant trop lonp,se pour
etre adnlise dams notre eadres nous avoas cru nc.
aanmoins dc notre deyoir den hire la prsssnse
! s2 es,s As
Nous l apprenons Que le Capt Gusave
Louaillier . pris des arrangements qni lui Der.
mettront d'introduire un excelkus petit bateau
dams la Y1ayigatio0 eY1fre no9ra Yort az Il Nr1,
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AVIS.
l. soussigne informe respectueusennent le
-AA public en- general ct ses amis en- particulier
quill sieut une Boulangerie Oh lis pourront Sc
preclirer en- tout temps du bon pain. Mais pour
leur commodite le pain sera porte lenr domicile
Ayant rssiste la tourmente politiqne qui
Went de leter en- vue du port son vaisseah brise,
il espere recevor une part de Encouragement du
public. 4... F. FERAY.
Opelousas Is Juliet 1865 5tf
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@0W5AN gBRgB.
n L soussigne arrivant de la Nile. Orleans
u A avec un fort lot de faline, annonce respec.
tueusement aux citoyens des Opelonsas quill a
etabli une Boulangerie ris-a-vis de NJ Jobi,, rue
Maine. ct quill porters cha9ne matih an domieile
de ceux qui voudront bien l'encourage, su pain
ifais en- quantte voulue. II aura touiours i sa
boulangerie, pain, biscuit, gateaux &c. |
RENE MOURETl
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Charles Potter.

4foLLECTEUR EFT CRIEtJR DEN JAMS, Opel.
" ousas, Sc clargera digemment des collections
qui pourront lui 6tre confees dans 10 PaIoisse ST.
Landry ct celes avoisinantes, ainsi que oomme
Clieur ,' @4. .... =
Opelousas Juliet 1865 4-6m
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Pour Tresotier d'Etat.

Ga- Nous sommes autorise a annoncer le Maj
9. ID. OLIVER CONNIE candidat pour Tresorier
dEtat, alelection de Novembre proclaim.
is ayril 1865. .Fns5 Esg 46- 80
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Assemble Bresilienne.

Nous sommes autorise aannoncer que Tassem.
blee qui eu lieu en- metre vile lie Is de ce mos,
q etc ajournse au Samedi Aout proclaim, epo-
que laquelle on aura recu certaines informa-
tions inportantes relatives aux avantagss oferts
aux immigrants Bresilisns. III ..,..... ~.
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Depot de Medicines de St. Landry.

Depot de Medicines de st. Landry.
I E sonssigue Went de recevor Tin assortment
L 4 bien choisi de medicines fraches, droaues
ct parfumerie. wins ct bossons, pnrs pour pfepa-
rations medecinales, papier ecrire ETC.
Les prescriptions ct les ordres seront retaplls
avec soin a toute heure du jour ct tie la mutt.
Conditions: compliant. .r -,3
U1Du virus pour vaccin, garanti pur, sera
fcurni ct applique. .4 --...N .s..t
JOHN POSEY.
Opplousas 8 Juliet 1865. s. Aim
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VALE Gouvernenr Wells continue changer
les les ofilciers civils de lEtat. Voici quelque
nominations pour notre Paroisse, que nous trorl
vons dams la Renaissance Louisiaaaise du
conrant: '"@* W., ~ '''.' .
Henry S. Dunbar, Juge de Psix ct Notaire.
Jonathan Norris; 80 :" 49, tsea Il
Hilaire Boutte. &c "@s's'
William Elkins, --4s's ..r a" ".sa
c. Dupre, Juge de Paix
Csalayo Noeaire. # .5.s &$ sE&&
iaRodolfhe sittig, Jnge de Paix. aaE
Falery Roy ct A. Winkiar. Cons:aoles. Z
: Msn,bres du .tar5 ds Police :-E. CAN'T, F, C
Deyilliers, Jos. 2. Fontenot, William Elkias
Drauzin Brean ct John C. Barry
Robert s. Wilkins, Marie prossoife de Wash,
ington. gpltE8 /gW r5 8 az
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Ut LIE MEME JOUR EFT AU MEME
- lien, par le meme officer ct aux msmes
conditions que dessus. il sera 6galement yandu
de Ia meme maniere. les prophecies suivantes 40.
partenant la succession de feu dame Sarah
Foreman, eponse decedee dudit John Laughlin,
aussi dscede, 4 sayoir: p :
Tn cheval de tire: f. ~ IA las ~ q 4
Denx chevaux patItres; ,sg ~
e Environ dix tetes de betns ehevaIines;
a}r u Environ 2o hstes 4 cornes douces;
g Environ 25 betes cornes faroaches:i
Tr0is marques marquer;. a
ssg Meubles de msnage
sslssassE 5l5 MILTON GLAUGHETN,
.za Administrateu7.
Opelousas Ter iaillet 1866
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L'Habitation

frois chevaux enters non donsptes;
F'aux pautres; -.
Sept tstes de betes clleyalines; a. ..
81. tetes de betes cornes farouches.
so tstes de moutons;
Une marque figures sinsi SC
Environ 90 tstes de cochons,
-. Une charrue; un meter;
Meubtes de maisoh; ustensils de Cuisine.
Coatitions:--Un. deux ct trois. ans de credit,
compter du jour de la vente; cess-a-dire I'm
tiers payable 10 Ter Aout 1866, un tiers le Ter
Aont suivant 1867, ct lie dernier tiers, lie Ter Aout
1868. Les acquereurs fournissant eurs billets
avec bonne ct sufisante caution solidaire Ia sa-
sstaction de fAdministrateur de ladite success
sion. ct portans interet raison de huis pour cent
par an, d compter de l'echeancs. Et en- outre
Ia terre denieurant specialement hypothequee
Ia succession jusqu'au Placement final tant du
principal que des intersts qni auront pu s'accroi.
tre MILTON LAITEHrTN
y,...Issg.i,.s s, s Administrator.
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Nous apprenons Que le Capt Gustave
Louallier 2 pris des arrangements qni lui per.
mettront d'introduire un eaeelhns petit bateau
dams a navigation entire notre port Ell Ia Nouvele
Orleans, Ayant huit jours &c bateau .aura,com-
mencs les voyages. ss. S. $ 80 - : :.
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refugees IN Fairfax county, are Self supp porting.
There are no camps in the county where freed
men are congregated There are one hundred
and thirty-ive colored speople@at Fairfax Court
House, thirty at Fairfax Station, and about the
same number at LeWinsyille. Employment
has been obtained for the freedmen, and there.
IS not now one ID he county who is dependent
on the Bureau forV support The department.
Of the colorsd people ii the county has been
very satisfactory, they appearing to appreciate
the blessings d freedom, and no cases are re-
ported where The former owners OF slaves have
attempted to Cypress the freedmen in any way.
The schooner Henry P Russell has been
chartered BY the American Colonization Society
for voyage from Baltimore to Liberia, Africa,
and is expected to sail to-day or tomorrow. =
She will carry out a large humble. of emigrants,
among the number about one hundred and fifty
from Lynchburg, Va, who passed through here
on Wednesday. They are mostly mechanics
and agriculturalists. TITS supposed that an
other vessel will shortly be dispatched to Libe-
ria, as about three hundred more colored peo-
plein Lynchburg and its immediate vicinity
are perfecting arrangements looking to making
the African Republic their future home
There are many negroes now In this city
who have settled here since the commencement
Of the war, whose condition, unquestionably,
would be considerably ameliorated by resi-
dence in Liberia
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GRAND LEvEE OF
POTOMAC LODGE, NO. So,

AT THEIR HALL, ON COLUMBUS ST..
OK MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9th, 1863
The Committee promise their united exertions
in preserving the Strictest order and decoru IN
and tte tG n nccaS she w na 81 a
agreeab bic evening.
Coaches will call for all ladies invi2ed by the
committe farrangements--no otherswil be ad-
mitted. -
Supper and other refreshments will be pro-
vided at reasonable rates. !,
No LIQUOR allowed il the hall.
CoMM1TrEE:-C. schafer, J: D. Appich, j.
II. Watkins, J: w. Atkinson, Thomas 5: W Do
bic W. J. Allison, J. 81 Soper Isaac Eichberg,
Nath'l Hayes, G. w Dearborn. d: Appich, 5.
Jefferson, Geo. Steurnag le, " + Mitchell,
Fred. Melcher, J; 81. Pickens, y. !. Vincent,
w. Simpson, W f. Padgett, Geo. Bossart, J.
Wiel, Chas. Goodrich, Thomas si me r.
Cook, e. B. Pence, F. Smith and j. ". Foard
MARsHAL--Hugh Latham.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTs-He
Brengle J. T: Dudley, John Geib, Jno Powell.
HEALD's CELEBRATED BRASS AND STRING
BAND, is engaged. oc 3l-td
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DRUNK ON COLD WATER.
NJ E w f LII GOODS.
G.. G. BERRY.

II 0. 70, KING STREE
Has Just returned from the n orth with a
complete assortment of GOODS in his line,
which he is prepared to sell at pleasing prices
to his customers and the public generally.
He names in part
Ladies', Gents and Children's Hosiery.
6 Silk and Linen Cambria
Handkerchiets.
6 {" Gloves large assortment.
Cambria Edgings and Insertings.
Cotton and Thread Edgings.
Lace and Linen Collars
Lace and other Wells.
French and Domestic Corsets.
Worsted Hoods, ShaWls, Talmas: &c:
Zephyr Worsted in large variety.
Hoop and Balmoral Skirts.
Knitting Cotton and Yarns
Velvet Ribbons-all widths.
Dress and Cloak Trimmings and Ribbons.
Dress Buttons in great variety.
Spool Cotton, Tape, Thread, Needles, Pins,
Cravats Suspenders, Combs Brushes, Soaps,
Perfumery, in fine every desirable article
usually found in a VARIETY and TRIM
MING STORE. oct4-1m
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TRUSTEE'S SALE-Whereas, Geo. Bryan,
i Samuel r. Adams and Douglas S. Gregory,
by trust deed dated Goth August, A. D. 1860,
duly executed by them, and which was record
ed in the Recorders Office Of Cook county, Hi
nois, in book No, 203 Of deeds, on page 253, con-
veyed to the undersigned, as trustee, one undiyi
ded fourth part of the land situated il the coun-
ty of Cook, III the state of Illinois, which was
purchased by Thomas r. Love from John A.
Rockwell, being part of Rockwells addition to
ter Of Of section eighteen, in township NO 80
north, range No. a. and the northeast quarter Of
section 13 in said township, range II, which
was conveyed to said trustee, upon trust, forcer
tain uses and purposes in said deed set forth.
And, whereas, by decree of the Superior
court of Chicago, rendered upon petition for
partition in the suit of Thos. +. Love against
VIM. n. McVeigh ct al, in which the parties to
said trust deed made parties, lot Is, in block
two, n } Of lot Il, n. Of lot l5 andS. of lot
lot4, in block three Of Rockwell's addition to
Chicago, were set apart and allotted to- said par
ties to the trust deed aforesaid;
And, whereas, the grantors in said deed of
trust have made default, and the sale Of said
premises as provided for in said deed of trust,
with the provisions ofsaid trust deed, and for the
uses and purposes therein set FORTH l. W. B.
Gregory, trustee, will sell said last named prem
ises, at the north door of the court house, in
the clCy OF CnlcagO, OOOh county, IlIlIlOlS Oh
THursday, the IAirticth day Of November,
A. D. 1865, at II clock (noon) at public auc-
ton, to the highest and estbidder for cash.
oc 31-dts W. B GREGORY, Trustee. -,
T7RUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
: ESTATE.-By virtue Of a deed Of trust
from John 7. Hill and wife to I. Louis Kinzer,
dated on the 10th day Of January, 1856 and Of
record in the land records of Alexandria county,
Va, Liber r., No. g. page 240, the undersi gned,
who was appointed trustee in said deed, in the
place of the said I. Louis kinzer, now deceased,
lby an order of the County Court Of Alexan-
dra CO.,, Va, entered at the Sept. Term, 1861
will SELL at public auction in front of the prem
ises, on Wednesday, the 18Th day Of November,
1865, at II O o'clock NJ, the following property,
to wit: A TENEMENT and LOT OF
- GROUND on the west side Of Water st..
N=aza between Wolfe and Wilkes SITS, in the city
Of Alexandria, Va. in front on Water St., So #.
sin, and in depth so f., subject to an annual
rent charge Of seventeen dollars (Sl7.CO); also,
LOTOF GROUND on the north side Of Wilkes
ST., between Water and Fairfax sts., in the said
city of Alexandria, in front on Wilkes ST., 25
it,, and in depth so it, subject to an annual rent
charge Of seven dollars and fifty cents $3.50 j.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
ALBERT STU ART,
oc 30-eots Trustee.
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HARDWARE! HARDWARE!!
JAMES T. CARLIN.

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all Descriptions
OF SHELF 6 HEAVY HARDWARE.
Respectfully calls the attention of purchasers
to his very large stock, consisting in part as fol-
lows viz
Hammered Iron. usual sizes
Refined Iron, all sizes
Horse Shoe Iron.
Nail Rods, Norway Iron.
Cast and Shear Steel.
Blistered Steel Americanand English.
Band and Hoop Iron.
Anvils, Vices and Bellows.
Sledges Hammers, Pincers
Springs, Axles, Hubs, Spokes.
Felloes, Shafts, Poles, assorted sizes.
Nails and Spikes cut and wrought.
Horse Shoes, Axes and an endless variety OF
articles, all of which will be sold low for Cash.
JAMES +. CARLIN
oct 14-tf No. So, King st.. Alexandria,
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Auction sales.
BY JOHN H. PARROT, AUcT1oNEER.

GALE OF FURNITURE, &C., at my store,
- tomorrow Saturday morning. at 10 O'Clock.
/ cannot. in so short space undertake to name
the articles for SALE SO please call at the ap-.
pointed time and place.
JOHN II. PARROTT
?. 500 Heavy Blankets, shuck and Straw
Mattresses, Carpets. Linen Ticks. &C. &c
1t J. II. p
DUBLIC sA LIE Will besold at auction, on
i the first Monday in December that being
court day, the VALUABLE PROPERTY,
known as WAVERLY, containing three hun
dred acres, forty Of which are in timber. This
estate is one mile-and-a-half from Bristoe Sta
ton on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad,
and six hundred yards from Nokesville, Prince
William CO.. Va. Terms: One half down, and
the balance in one, two and three years, to suit
the purchaser.
nov 3-eo2w*s L. B. NORVELL.
n OTICE-Will be sold on Saturday, Nov.
~ 18th, 1865, at - M, on the premises, a
go double-wooden or FRAME HOUSE, sit
zzSz1 uated on east side of Washington street,
between Wolfe and Wilkes streets, in the city
of Alexandria at present occupied by Ephraim
Henderson and wife situated on the same lot of
ground leased by Richard Rudd to Louisa Hen
derson Terms: One hundred dollars IN hand
on the day Of SALE the remainder to be paid in
three instalments, of two, four and six months,
from day Of sale, to be secured by approved
notes bearing interest, and the title to th&prop-
erty retained until the deferred payments are
fully made SAM L. BEACH, Attorney for
Ephraim Henderson and Matthew McCuin.
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We are Informed that Bishop Johns, and
the delegates from Virginia to the Southern
Episcopal Council, which convenes at Augusta,
Ca, next week, left Richmond this morning
Tor that city.
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old DOMINION BAKERY.
EDWARD PEIPENBRING,
BAKER AND CONFECTION ER

No. 149, King street,
Has always on hand a large assortment of all
kinds, Of French and other CANDIES, PIES
CAKES and FAMILY BREAD, at Wholesale
and retail, at the lowest prices
TIES, promptly executed at the shortest notice.
Orders delivered to all parts Of the city.
7 A NJ lily B r E D,
sold by tickets, always on hand at my store
No. 149, King st. &C 27-1m
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S TO Y E S.!

IS TOY STOVES!
S. CUvILLIER
$50 (Kells Old Stand.)
NO. %, KING STREET,
Keeps constantly on hand large a:sortn ent
Of COOK, PARLOR and other STOVES, with
a general assortment Of TIN W ARE. This
selection Of Cook Stoves being the best IN use,
he warrants their cooking qualities
Roofing, Guttering and Plumbing done at
shortest notice oct l9-tjanl