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GOVERNMENT SALES.
L ARGE SALE OF CLOTHING, CAMP AND
Il GARRISON EQUIPAGE. -

- NAAhANASNN CQCii hoC,
CHIEF QUARTRRMA AsTER's OFFICE
DEPOT OF WAsHISaToE |
WAsHINGToN, d. c., November g. 1864 (
Will be sold, by direction of the Quartermaster
General, on MONDAY November 10, commencine
at IN A. M under the supervision of Captain D. G
thomas, M. ). K, at Armory Square Denot
Seventh street, below Pennsylvania avenue, the iel
About 1900 Axes; 1850 Picks; 14OOO Hatchets.
About m 10 600 Axe Handles; 5000 Pick Handles, and
1900 Hatchet Handles.
These goods are NEW and IN ORIGINAL
PACKAGES, and were manufactured by liunt
Manufacturing Co Collins & Co. William Mann
'f'j Beatty Co.. and otheEs o,,r
1900 Great.co .coats-brown, black, and grew.
40O0 Infantry Overcoats-black
260 Cavalry Jackets.
1900 pairs TTowsers- black. All new goods
consisting Of - 'V0'
Gr,eatcoats, Knapsacks and Haver-
infantry OVercoats, sacks,
Sack Coats, Spades,
Jackets, IShoyels
Hats, Axes
Cars, Camp Kettles,
WOollen and Rubber Mess Pans,
Blankets, Large lot of Tents and
Bed Sacks, Tent Poles, Old Rope,
Metallic Scales, Rags, etc.
Goods must be removed within five days from day
of sale. '
IeIms-Cash, in Government funds.
General d. H. RUCKER.
Assistant Quartermaster- General
CHARLES H. rOMPKlNS,
tOItp wv DiiR'"uen',
GALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE AND
- ORDNANCE STORES.
Will VIII be sold at Public Auction, at FORTRESS
MONROE, Old Point omiort Virginia
On THURSDAY,
I'd day OF November, 1866, at 10 O'Clock A. M n
large quantity OF stores consisting In part, of the
70 Field and siege Cannon, cast iron, of various
cahbTes.
6l,67O Shot, Shells and Spherical Case for Smooth
Bore and hified Guns.
20 Merrih's Carbines, new and repaired.
zoo Enfield Rifed Muskets Cal 577.
rs Henry's and Spencer's Repeating Rifles,
QUO Forelgn Rifles, Austrian" Cal "a.
5OO Smooth bore Muskets, Mod. 1912, Cal. CO.
4O oo do. do. do, altered to percussion,
10 do. do. do. Flint Lock- Cal &c.
2l7 Revolvers, "Whltney's &IRemingtons Navy.
Cal SO '''
1869 Cavalry and Artillery sabres.
211 Swords, Musician and non Commissioned
Officers
Fourteen days will be allowed for the removal of
stores. -
Terms of sale--Cash
7 q. BAYLOR,
Capt of Ord and Bvt Col U. S.A..
II i let Commanding.
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APPLICATIONS FOR SEWERS APPROVED
"A stated meeting of the Board was held yes
terday. Applications for sewers in the follow
ing named streets were granted:-On Second
street, between Lombard and South; on st.
Mary street, between South and Seventh; on
Barclay street, from Broad to Fifteenth: on
Water street, from Callowhill to Vine: on Char
lotta street, north of Culvert street; on Third
street, from Race to Vine; on Cherry street be.
tween Sixth and Seventh; on Levant street, be-
tween Pear and Spruce, and ON Davis street,
from Twelfth street westward
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REPORT OF THE FINANCE COMMITTEE.
The Finance Committee of Councils was in
session last evening, and agreed upon reporting
an advance making an additional appropriation
OF $l2 500 to the Board of Directors of the County
Prison for the current year. On Thursday last,
communication from the Board asking for the
appropriation was read in Common Council. and
referred to the above committee. The Board
state that owing to the great number of pri-
soners in the institution, andsthe high price of
flour and other articles of produce, it is neces-
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DROWNED HIMsELF.-Francis Dow,
laborer, fifty years old, employed at the brewery
OF Messrs. Massey, Collins & Co., committed
suicide yesterday by drowning himself in well
at the brewery. An inquest was held on the
body, bat the investigation failed to show any
cause for the set.destruction. verdict Of
'suicide by drowningn was rendered
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SAVAGE AssAULT.-BetWeen 6 and 7
o'clock last evening" a man named James
Lukens enteredth residence of Mrs Lindsay,
No. l72s C1.o Street, and made an attack with
a knife upon John Smith, inficting u slight
wound upon his head. The woman threw her.
self between the parties 10 prevent the fighting,
when Lukens attacked her and drew the knife
across her throat, making a severe cash about
two inches in length. The wound is not con-
sidered dangerous. Mrs. Lindsay states tnat
LukeDs threatened to take her life several times
previously. Her husband is now absent in Vir-
ginia Lukens escaped,
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CITY ORDINANCES.

ID DRSOL LUTON ..t..
1b 10 Authorize Certain Transfers in the Ammo.
priahon TO the Board OF Health. II0f
hesoiVedi by the Select aud Common Councils of
ule Clty OF philadelphia, That the City Controller
ueendns hereby authorized to make tho following
uanslers IN the appropriation made to the Board of
Health Tor the year 1866 to wit -
FROM Item No. IL tsalnrleb), the sum of nine
hundred ieOO) dollars, as fOllows;-
To Item No. 18 touisIde channel yistsl three hun.
dIed and fifty 1850 dollars. 80 - =
10 Item No. 16 (6oard and washing at Lazarettol
two hundred n d fifty I250J dollars. II. r'-f. y"
TO Item No IL general repairsl three hundred
(3C0 dollars 7T
From Item No. (pay to physicians end collectors
OF vaccine casesb the sum of one thousand ll0O0)
dOllars. 1T.
10 Item NO "a fuel lights, etc J, eight hundred
lS00l collars
AND to Item No 2b medicines, collins, etc,), two
hundred (2C0J dol ars. -
WILLIAM s. STOKLEY
President OF Common Council.
Attest
ROBERT BETHRLL,
Assistant Cierk of Selec Council.
JAMES LYND,
President of Select Council
Approved this second day of November, Ammo
Domini one thousand eight hundred and SIXTY
MORTON McMICHAEL,
~ havOr of Philadelphia
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IoPoGRAPHIZING THE SCHgYLKIIL.-
The Chief Engineer of the Water Department
Is now engaged in making survey of the
Columbia Bridge, for the purpose of ascertain.
irg the changes that have taken place IN the
bed OF the river during the past two years. The
wiher at distance OF 100 feet from the forebay
is 2O feet deep. and opposite Turtle Rock and
the Skating Clubhouse, it is 80 feet deep, The
water in the channel will average about a 9TH
OF twenty feet, and width of some 500 feet. The
amount OF deposit during the past two years,
and its particular location, cannot be ascer-
tanned until the survey is completed
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YEARLY ESTIMATE OF THE WATER De-
PARTMENT.-The Chief Engineer OF the Water
Works presented the Finance Committee of
Councils, last evening, his estimate OF the De-
I1,n fnll
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No MORE REPoRTs.-The Board of Health
have concluded not to furnish for publication
the cases OF cholera reported daily, as said re.
ports do not agree with the record of deaths
reported weekly by the Registrar
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Total. $50, ,43i71
fully received at the Office of the Society, n. e
corner Of seventh and SAMSON streets, or by the
Treasurer, Edmund Wilcox, Esq, Me- 404 Chestnut
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FINES AND PENALTIEs.-The following
Committing Magistrates are the only ones that
have paid to the City Treasurer the fines and
penalties received during the month of October:
james Massey, $52; Lewis Godbou, $43; and
John Clouds. S44: making q total of Slaa
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CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTs.-Quite a
number Of accidents were reported yesterday.
Jonn u. Whlttlck, LAD, was run over by a
wagon yesterday, in Sixth street. below Catha-
riLe, and severely injured. He was taken to his
home, at No. 817 Yost street,
Jane McBuilan, sixty years old, was run over
Dy passenger car at Twenty-sixth and Callow-
hill streets, and was badly hurt she was re-
moved to st. Joseph Hospital
John Loucherty, twelve years old, was badly
scaIded about the legs yesterday, by the up
Cullen place. "
Joseph Richardson, residing in the neighbOr.
hood OF Sixteenth and Christian streets, had Q
steps.
Thomas Leary, nine years Old had one of his
arms severely Injured yesterday, by fall in
ledger place. Loucherty, Richardson, and
Leary were admitted into the Pennsylvania
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9 A NJ A r l 7 ANS GIFTI
sAMARITAN's GIFTt

"A 4h n ~ Il Il n ~ Il II III
sAMARITAN's GIFTi
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED.
"YEs, POSITIVE cURE"
FOR ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM INDIs-
CRETIONS
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury,
Only Ten Plbs to be Taken 10 Effect a Cure
They are entirely vegetable having smell nor any
unpleasant taste, and will not IN any way iDuTe tho
stomach or bowels OF the most delicate.
IN from TWO to iOur day and recent cases In
sent by man. Price, Male packages, 81 Fema.e %
SAMARITAN'S ROOT AND HERB JUICES.
The Great Blood Purifier and Remedy ior
SCTotuld, Ulcers, Sores, spots, letters Scales,
Boas, Hc. .r fsFy-
For the above complaints the Sanarftan,a Root and
Herb Juices s the most potent and efectual remedy
ever prescribed 1t reaches every par
bce OF the venereal poison Will remove every vesge
OF i'm purties frcm the system as well aa ali the bSd
Effects OF mercury. Price, sl'25 per bottle. = ~
SAMARlTAN'S WASH rsrrr
used IN conjunction with the Root and He Jnices
Full dhectons. Price, 20 cents.
The old sickenng and disgusting drugs have 10 give
way 70 Iemedles purely vegetable, pleasant the taste
Sod by DEMAs BARNES CO.. No. q PARK ROW
and by Druggists.
Philadelphia. S6
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d Il L ION
II To,Authorjze the Grading Of Courtand Street
and Juniata avenue,
Resolved, BY the Select and Common Councils of
the City of Philadelphia, That the Chief CommIs-
sioneT of Highways be and he Is hereby authoriz.d
and directed grade to the established grade OF the
city COurtand street. from Broad street to Old York
road, at cost not exceeding one hundred and sixty.
eight dollars and seventY-fiVe cents, and Juniata
avenue IRON Fifteenth street 10 the Old York road
at q cost not exceeding five hundred dollars.
WILLIAM s. STOKLEY
President of Common Council
Attest
ABRAHAM STEWART,
Assistant Clerk OF Common Council
JAMES LYND,
President OF Select Council
Approved this second day OF November, Ammo
Dominl one thousand eight hundred and sxty-nx
"a. ID. lS66).
MORTON MoMICHAEL
161t MAYO" OF Phi adephia
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III you cannot purchase Bells sPEcrP1o Rv,tpnr,.
az yVud druggist take no other, but send the money
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DIR. JAMES BRYAN, Constlting Phyacian
No. $40 BROADWAY New Yo,a
And you will receive them by return of mai NV iOI1,
and fee from observation. N'''paf"'
street. " - ~ HSSXrs0
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In extreme cases Of Debility
bhLL'S EXTERNAL REmuDv
to good advantage. " Au0heh' can DC use
~ ~ RNes strength TO the system. and with the Pma
VIII elect complete Restoration " Nne Ehs,
a famphlet o. 100 pages, on the ERRORS OF YoVTu
desiened as Lecture and Can ion 10 YonnS NJ
Hee' len Gents required TO pay postage. W. ''A'
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OFFICERS OF THE SPRING GARDEN Soup
SOCIETY This Society, located in Buttonwood
street, near Broad, during last winter distri-
ouCed about 700 pounds OF bread and 5000 pints
OF soup weekly. They are preparing 10 com
mence. operations again, and last evening the
James Peters, F. B. Atmore, Thomas Mather,
I. r. Bower, James CLEANERS, Joseph H. Collins,
John Edgar, l.. R; Ginnodo, Joseph W. Gaskill,
J0hn Godooq, A. w. Gaskill, Eli Krupp, Thomas
Peterson, Richard Peterson, G. s. Parker F.
Shoemaker, William Vanderver, David Wander
yer, Amos Walker, John Ogden, Henry Warner,
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STEALING BRUsHEs.-At the Central Sta.
ton Yesterday, respectabIygd man, who
SaVe the name OF William Thompson, had a
hearing before Alderman Beitler on the CHARGE
OF stealing brushes at the store of Messrs. Kei-
ton d Co., No. 9Os Chestnut street. Charles
Fogel testified that he was in the store when
brush; one was shown him, which he examined.
remarking that he did not want to buv then
Upon going out, he was observed to put a tooth
brush in his pocket. He got off. Some hours
after he entered again, and, being watched, was
seen TO first slip brushes up the sleeve of his
coat, and then. into his coat pocket. He was
arrested, and handed over 10 one of the Off.
GERS on the street and taken to the lock-up.
On his person were several vest patterns, which
he declined to say anything about. He was
held ior further hearing at o'clock TODAY.
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MEDICAL.
. l. A ID N E w s
FOR THE UNFoRTUNArR.

BELLS SPECIFIC REMEDIES
Are warranted In all cases Tor the sPRRnv ana Y,,.
GhNT CuhE OF oil diseases arising from excaseea IL ak
fhy ysical and Nervous Debility, etc. etc
~, NO CHANGE OF DIET Is hECESsARY
ney can De used without detection and nevey fa IN
enect Cure, II used according TO nstrucfIoua ~
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At subsequent meeting of the Board the follow.
ing appointment was made, TO wit:-John Hicks
Agent. '
There 100 gratutous female visitors (vsi ting in
the districts where thev resdel and who from long
experience, know nearly all the worthy poor. The
following is epit ONE OF their labors and disburse
ments ior the past year, taken from the annual re-
port, to WITT
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BELLS TONIC PuIn


ere ere as the most kficaclous Reuyenatna
ana inVigOfating Remedy in the word
Package Pflce Five Dollars nj \ ios, N ,DoD,h -.
Is geneTai.y sufficient Va" S' T" "''"'"' nso
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BELL's SPECIFIC PILLS,

"EAL'b 5FHCIFIC FILLB,
rnce vhe Dollar per Box, OF Six Boxes for Frve Do
"isi aiso. Lslke Boxes containing -Four small
sr -. -, Price Three Dollars N l.7'--'
m lout 10 elk boxes are generay reaure cd N cu,
single box ''"eH' 70 Ne'''Su "oih using
affected the system. AO'Sa"0h M
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Ode On demande dams une des premieres mai.
sons particulieres de New-York IN excellent
c~uisinier sachant parler lie f~rancais, l'anglais,
pallemand, Parable, lie turc, ~l'italien, lespa-
gnol, lie portugais, lie gree, lie hamand, lhebreu,
lie russo, ct plusieurs patois, tells que lie pro-
vencal. lie gascon, lie bearnais, le ~lorrain, lie
comptois, lie basque, lie bigourdan, lie bias bre.
ton, lie fouchrr de fourrgrrrrr, lie lombard
sayoyard ct le jargon de 10 rue Mouffetard, a
Paris. Inutiles de Sc presenter 81 Ton ne salt
pas faire une sauce q chaque.
S'adresser a madame la Patronne,-qui est
bretoune d'origine, ct qui indiquera 81 pon
peut servlr.-No. 81, Greenwich street.
3mc. Tn jeune cuisinier, a~rrivant de son
pays ne a Toulon, originaire d'Afrique ayant
t~ravaille chez Mr.. Richer, vidangeur a Pa
rfs, ayant la force dun ture, radresse dun
gree. lie cgur dun Espagnol, courage dun
Chinois, lie talent dun Marseillais, lie toupet
dun Gascon, penergie dun negre, l'esprit de
la force de quatre-vingt quinze degrees con-
centres, Ia chaleur dun Russo, les principles
dun Italien. la froideur dun American,
parlant tousi les argots connus, sans compiler
les patois de sa patrie gull ma jamais con-
nus, Sc charge de donner des leeons a tous les
cuisiniers francais. II connait de BONES re-
cettes pour accommoder toptes les lapgues
anciennes ct modernes a toutes les sauces,
ainsi que les patois a tousI les godts. .sI.
S'adresser a g Marmiton, Greenwich
street. !.
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ADJOURNMENT
PRIX DIES ANNONCEs.

Pour chaque carre de dix lignes all moins
pour la premiere insertion 81 SO. Pour la Sc
conde insertion, par carre, IS cts. ct pous
chaque insertion additionnelle, par carrG. SO ctr
Pour toute annonce Indignant la profession
ct lie domicile, ct qui n~'excedera pas huit ligne
avec announcement au journal, par an, $1,000
Toute annonce publiee par intervalles sera
payGe au taux de / p~iastres par carrie.
Tonte annonce don't lie nombre dinsertions
nest pas specific sera inseree jusqu'a nouvel
ordre, au taux ordinaire.
Toute annonce de candidat sera.payee $1,000,
ct d,AVANCE. .fss i9I, va 4Faftx
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Fin ieuilletant une liasse de vieux iournaux,
nous avons trouve dams un numero du Con.
ricr des Etafs- Dnis les trois annonces suiyan-
ties I:
Ter. Tn excellent cuisinier, parlant fran
cais, turc, arabe, %italien. espagnol ct p~lusieurs
patois, tells que provencal, gascon ct bearnais.
.esire une place dams une maison particuliere'
sadrcsscr au 20. 81, Greenwhich street.
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4;. DrauxIn Hymel, adminiatrateur,
vs..
Les Heritiers ct CrcancIers de IN Succession d
Drauzin eros:
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Norbert Soulie
VS.. No. 2056l.
John Williams
EtTAT DE LA LOUIsIANE-Cour du
3me District de la Nouvele- Orleans.

~ Al DI Liza "
~ 3me District de la Nouvefe- Orleans.
SACHEZ-Que agissant d'apres I'M writ de
feiri facias, emanant de la Cour dn 3me District
de la Nouvelle-O Orleans, dams lafaEe ci-dessui
three ct numerotee, j'ai saisi ct j~ofrirai d Pen.
can public, au plus haut encherisseur, d la mai.
son de Cour dams la vile de Thihcdaux, parois
Sc de Lafourche, lie SAMEDI SINE jour de MAI
1866, a II heures A. M, Ia propriete ci-apres de.
critic, SAVIOR:
lo I'm certain moroccan de terre, efabli en-
habitation %suoriere, situe dams la paroisse de
Lafourche, Fiat de la Louisiana, sur. Ia rive
droite du Bayou Lafonrche, 4 environ deux
miles au-dessus de la vile de Thibodaux. con-
tenant vingt ct IN, arpents ct sept douziemes,
plus on moins, de face sur lie dit Bayou, par
quarante afpents de pfofondeur; borne en- haut
par les terres appartenant ~autrefois aeAlexls
Leieune fills, ct maintenant a iJ.G. Allen u Alb
ner Robinson, ct en- bas par. les terres apparte-
nant a~utrefois d Joseph Leblanc, ct maintenant
Il Richard G. Darden, avec les oatissesr ct anne
liorations, machine IA yapeur Ct aparelis, che
tel, us.ensiles aratoires, wagon ct tout &c qul
appartient a la dite habitation. VI
2e I'm moroccan de terre contenant sept cents
so~ixante-quatre arpents de snperficie, plus on
moins. etant en- arriere ct adjacent au dit NOR
ceau den avant. ct Giant Ia double concession
du moroccan ci-dessus. ~ EHs5s s3t ifHs5
SO TT I'M autre moroccan dc ferre, situe en-
arriere ct Giant la triple concession du moroccan
de terre de devant, ct contenant quatre cents
quatrevingt acres ct 25I10o,t plas on moins.
.Laquelle habitation a etc achetee de Leoni-
das Polk, par John Williams. fta1 sa6t91
es 5 CONDITIONS eaE.
III Compliant en- billets du Tiesor DIES Etats-Unis,
au moment de adjudication. 81 ial Ut, fr.u
mars 81. s.it9 sa.,} NJ. BOURG, Sheriff
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Succession d'Adam Peril.oux ct commanante.

Succession d,Adam PeriilOux ct C0mIni1naute
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, Cour DIN
AzTroisieme District, Paroisse de Lafourche.
En- vertu dun ordre de vente emanant de
la Sine Cour Judiciaire de la paroisse La
i fourche, dams la succession ci-dessus NOM
NEE, a moi adresse, je yendrai a Pencan
public lie JEUDI 26me jour d'Avril 1866,
a 10 heures A. NJ, sur les lieux, plus has
decrits. situes dams la dite paroisse, rive
gauchs du Bayou Lafourche, a environ
six miles au-dessus de la vile de Thibo-
daux, la propriete ci-apres decrite, ssvoir:
UNE CERTAINE HABITATION sU-
criere situee dams cette paroisse, sur la RI
We gauche du Bayou Lafourche, a environ
six miles au-dessus de la vile de Thibo-
daux. mesurant neuf arpents ct deux tiers
plus on moins de face, par quatreyihgt de
profondeur, excepte Farpent den hant
qui ma que quarante arpents de profon-
deur.
UN AUTRE MORCEAU DE TERRE,
etant une partie de la dite habitation, en-
haut ct adjacent a lhbitation ct situe a
soixante arpents du Bayou Lafourche, me-
surant deux arpents de face au soixante
arpents. par yingt arpents de profondeur,
ct en- erriere de la terre de Clovis Bou-
dreaux & Freres: lie dit moroccan de terre
est borne en- haut par la terre du dit c..
Boudreaux g. Freres, ct en- basl par celle
de Richard L. Pugh, avec toutes les ba-
tisses ct ameliorations qui sly trouvent
dessus.
.o.r &+EA
13 Mulets, 6 Cigarettes, L Suererie} ct
Chaudieres. / Voiture, 1 Buggy, Meubles,
Charrues, Pioches, Haches, 4 aVache ct
son veau, etc.. etc.
CONDITIONS Compliant en- billets du
des Etats-Unis, ~payables au mo-
ment de REHABILITATION.
NJ. BOURG. Sheriff.
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BUREAU DU SHERIFF, PARo1ssE LAFoURoHE,
Thibodaux, ~ mars 1866,
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Charles Lesseps Jr., Administrators. i
l4e5 d +a 81 VS.. s& E443iysf 9,ts
Les Heritiers ct Creancicrs de la Succession
de Jean tAbndie. ag spFsa

F"|+t7---E 4sE}uC 0Ca1f n n a44-f ~ t5FfSS
ETAT DE LA LOUIsIANE--Co,,uir. al
A3me District Judiciaire, paroisse dc
Lafoprche. F.ss
Attendu que Charles Lesseps IT.. dGmenN nom.
me ct qualifie administrator de Ia succession
de Jean Abadie, decide, a, ce jour deposG. b
mon bureau IN compile final ct con,plet de son
administration, g4t
Eeeonsdquence, les heritiers ct ersanciers de
la susdite succession ct les personues interessees
sont notifies d'avoir a. pr6senter ce bureau.
dams les trente jonrs qai ~shivront la publication
dn dit avis, les objections seu'elles peuvent a.
voir a Phomologation du dit tableal. aatrement
il sera approuve ct honologne conforme:ment a
Ia loi.
(sEAI,A Temoin ma main ct le sceau de Ia
OxD}dife Cour, &C 3leme jour de mars
mil hut cent soixante six. fIs 81
4f-3U q 4H9 Il. S. ALLAN, Gfefier.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cour du
~ 3eme District Judiciaire, siegeant dams et
pour Ia Paroisse Lafourche.
Attendu que Drauzin Hymel d0ment nom.
me ct qualifie administrator de la succession
de Drauzin Gros.. decide, b ce jour depose a
ce bureau un compte final ct compiet de son ad-
minis-tratien de la dite succession,
En- consequence les heritiers ct creanciers dc
la susdite succession, ct les personnes interes-
rees, sont notifies d'ayoir a presenter a ce bu-
reau, dams les trente jours qui ~suivront la
publication du dit avis. Les objections qu'elles
peuvent avoir a l,hemologation du dit tableau,
autrement il sera approuvG ct homoiogue con-
formement a la loi.
f5RsR, En- fol de quot j'ai signe ct marque Ia
~Qse)place du sceau del Ia dite Cour, &c IL
Mars mil huit cent soixante-six.
: 3j .. S. ALLALX, Grefier.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-21

Nine Celestin Bardel = rhonnenr de
sy Il prevenir lie public en- general ct les
nsks,aRk voyagenrs en- particulier, qu'elle vient
.d'etablir son hotel dams la rue du Marche en.
coignure St-Philippe, ct qu,elle fera tous ces Eff.
forts pour que ses clients n'aient rien a DESIRE
sous 10 rapport du comfortable.
Cnan1bres garnies. table t~ouiours abondam.
naent servie, t~cuisine franchise pension d la se-
nanlnetsa "a qainzaine ct au mois a des prix mo
ey'sss 81 ia