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JAMES DOSAIDSON.
" JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
COAN RCIAL HuiLpIsU, PennsylyAnia avenue,
,twlCn FITTED eth street and Madison Place.
jy I9t
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The GEORGIA MISsTRELs.-The colored
troupe Of minstrels ut Canterbury Hall are
being extensively patronlzed, and the pro-
granme which they present nightly is one
Of great merit, and Is Indeed worthy of being
heard.
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Wood and Coal.
Hotels nd Restaurants

)JAMNACk,s RESTAURANT, NO. 100 PENN
l sYLvANIh hy.Sgg, nssr ,hr eorasr q IN.
Hotsi. proprietor RoOias and board on rs.s.nA-
be tsrmt. fsbo-3m
rALT's WOOD AND COALnRPlCE
VI has b. n mLyrI TO NJ, ISL Penusylvauia
avenue. between Twelfth ard Thirteenth streets.
iyly., olW
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BASE BIL.-Thcro will be n match game
of base ball this afternoon at $3.50 on the
Monument lot, between the Junior Unions
and the Junior Nationals. As these clubs
are very evenly matched a close game may
be- expected.
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MEssRs. HAYWARD, FAIRBASR & Co., O.
Louisiana avenue, invite our readers to-day
to notice their announcement rs made In
another column, that the soap-stonc sinks
aud wash trays, for which they.arc agents,
are far superior TO those OF wood and iron.
The Baltimore kitchen range and the golden
eagle furnaces are also specially mentioned.
Read IL.
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Nor LITTLE OF the comforts Of travelling
arises from having everything snfc-not
only checked, but In trunk that will stand
the rough handling aud hard usage OF this
age Of drive. We know Of but ono way TO
secure this pleasure, and that Is 10 get one
OF Topham & Co.'S solid Sole Leather
Trunks, made In the best manner, as all
their work Is safe and durable. Al their
store, 500 Seventh street, will also be found
a very nice assortment OF Satchels, Valiscs,
Carpet Bags, Ladies' Retlculcs, &c., that
are well worth visit TO sec.
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SPECIAL NoriCE.--Mauy Of our custom
crs having been disappointed In finding our
store closed In the evening, this Is TO notify
the pablo that we close our establishment
at sp. m, except Saturdays. when we are
open I'LL 10 p. IN. Oak Hall Clothing
House, AGO Seventh street, opposite Post
Onicc. l.. d. BARBOUR, Proprietor.
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uNITED STATES PATENT oFgICE.

On the ps.ition 81 d. sfopDIIp. OF Worcester.
Ma.J PIaIins tV5 .ss sxts e. b.lo q Ps';Rt
an Improvement In Producing Music by Steam or
Condensed Alt;
once 90 the 10th day OF September next Any per.
son may oppose this extension Object ,deposi.
onos twenty days before the day 81 hsarinS,,n
-, csAMgEL 8. YisaER;
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FoRMAS.-Thc greatest wonder Of the age.
Whoi Why Forman, the grocer, at the store
on Seventh street, between NJ and N. Read
his card In another column, In which he
shows tho people that, always ready TO pro-
vide for their comfort, he has arranged n
refrigcratlng room, In which meats, butter,
&C., is kept perfectly fresh. lie has now on
hand full supply Of elegant groceries, and
is well prepared for the "plckling" season.
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4 IDEU vINEGARi

4 der vINEGARi
CIDER vINEGARii
CIDER vINEGARiii
primo artlca Of PURE CIDER VINEGAR In
store aud Tor salc cbear, for esh. In quantites to
suit pui ChlcrE.
Riley 4. SHINN,
Union Boiling Depot,
Corner Greene and olive streets,
i-2Ilm GEORGETOWN, d, @.
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STATES PATENT OFPl0E,

On thu petition Of JANIS WEsr, Of, Syracuse.
10t rs Ss s55 sn oe 81 pft s
aud Is:i.Susd on the sih day 9! September. 1851,
for "a Improvement In R99nng Competitions
once on the III day q October nsft: ALy person
may oppose this oxtension. Objection, dep9.
olres twenty days bsfOre ne Az q hssf,r Si59gSp
js2I-Wsw Commissioner Of Patents.
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THE WASHINGTON CITY DrsrENsARY,
northwest corner Of Seventh and NJ streets,
conducted by Drs. L. NJ. Taylor and =. W.
Latimcr, has proved perfect success. Medi.
cal advice and surgical operations free Of
charge 10 the poor. Office hours from o to
10 q. m. aud 5to Up. m. Prescriptions caro-
fully compounded.
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STOCKHOLDERS In the South Washington
Building Association are n,tlaed In our
columns to-day Of their next monthly meet
ing. Persons desiring stock can obtain II
from the localities name ! In the card.
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Pnool.n.ssHIGGss s If Bs sl.4 Easrs'Ds~T

a &. un.a s. Ss,; ~ A. Gs.SJE Z:
hereby declare aad make knoSa ths, pebl.s ,ale
w S ,S II VA H. .ss', 4!
t NSrE E.,sj f%:s w. and West of mc srA
Principal Msrfdian.
townships and 9. range g.
EE: s.s:f i: FEE F.SS:
Towaship- :. s. 4 3. sand g ranG.6S
FFS S%s:SIP: S.st i and : S.'s'"
.Aad part. q ,oyastip I. NORTH Of rage. ss And
ssh: sGss VII q ,S S R:s &C: F sA
South Of ne Base Line and WshoC the Sirfh Prin-
eipoI Meridian,
$$$ $:$ ::$$ .$i X sss..s
Is rH ~ r. IS d = w. ' To- "
Tows.hiPs l to 10, Inclusive. aud township Il.
Ts s=s:SPS. to . .ss.i,s:: Isss
Townships l. p 3, I sud g. range 10 ,,,
Sl s farSi.sss in' Rssisier and RsSsivsr
T TSws.SsiiP B. B: range T.ss: !,
Township ., ranged
Township -. range o..
Township q, ranFs@
Tow nship 10, rang 10.
ownships "a and ~, rang 10
Lands appropriated by law for ~ uso"f Seh4"ls,
military aud other purposes. or lands gu which
applications have been hled under IN. provisions
Of the homestead law. will btexciuded from the
sale. ~
Tho offering Of the above designated lands will be
com nsnced Oh the day appointed. snd will proceed
10 the order In which they are sdyertsed, aud in
| the nsnueI prescribed bythe drst section q The
sS S.,. Sss n I'm, sI Ss
closed bat the sale shall be kept open no 10 Ct
lsuds will be admitted until an.I th. expiration ~
| Given under my hand at the city Of wAshiuf ton
| this eloveo.h day Of Way, hn1o Domiui one thou
| 50 I'd eiEh, iurdret aud sixIy. r'ns. $500.
| By th. President, \, GRANT
| Jos g. WILSON, CommisEiDner 4 the General Land
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I isooLs DEPOT AT AUCTION, l.gPy
= .psrof atAr,sssAsyse'. o,s,os.i
wAsHiE0ToF, o. o.. July 10, lm
viii be sold at public auction on mOnpAI,
August 0, commsnolny at l0h. m. under the eu-
peryisios Of Captain u. u. Thomas, NJ K, the
buildings known as Lincoln Depot, situated pc
tween Eleventh and Twelfth strocts east aud A And
D streets north, eomprisiug-
4 buildlnEr, aox2s feet saw.mill building. I'VE
l buildipE, 1DxS. two 81, story. -.
story, engine house, l7xD.
ibuiiiings, I:sx2i two story. -,
story, ] storehouss Lpx0ieet'
1 dwelling house, SIKH, stable, t5sx9s feet,
2sioTy, 1 100. ouse, DxN feet
1 kitchen to do. ,2ixla2 cook .house, Bx7lfeet
Story l green house, lfxl6 n.
! Ioe-house, lfxl7 feet :
water tank and frame, lsxlsx8 feet, sinks,
she'd. zoo feet board fence, 6fcct nigh 40 feet
picket feuee, 9k feet hig -
Purchasers will be allowed ten days 10 remove
buildiugs.
~ j. D. MeRBKRAN,.
Deputy ouArtsrmAster 0enernl
jyIsGt byt Brig, Gen. u. 3. A.
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New BooKs.-Messrs. Philip 4 Solomons,
the eminent book merchants OF Washington,
announce through our columns to-day the
arrival of a number Of valuable works Just
from the presses OF the most noted publish
era of the 1uy,
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Every person en- led to the right OF pre- .emptop
10 hay Of toe lands within tss townships and
par Of town .htps above enumerated, Is required
10 establish lle same to the satisfaction Of tue
cegls,cr aad Receiver OF the Land Ode, erdmnke
p:ymeat therefor as soon as praeticabbe After
sc isg ths notice, aud befoTe the dav nppoipted
or tle CONNIE neement Of the public sAie Of the
lands eniLTaclaT . tract claimed. otherwise
JOS =. WILSON,
Commissioner Of tho General Land Ofaee.
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sEAsoNABLE.-Thc varied aud useful stock
at the well-known establishment of Mcssrs.
Coyle ~ Towers, No. 3l4 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., invites the attention Of everybody going
to the country. They have large assert
mcnt of light literature, tho popular works
of the most popular authors, and every style
of stationery, for styles there are In paper as
well as In dress goods. In fact, those who
leave the city without first providing them
selves with envelopes and paper from their
store will mar the pleasure Of their rural
retreat and dsappoint many of their friends.
Don't do 1t, but make your purchases "a
uggested.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-14

DIREcroRs ELgcryD. The National Union
Life Insurance Company have elected the
following hoard Of directors ; Messrs. Chas.
Knapp. president; Geo. W. Riggs, Vice presi-
hepti NrrFhall Brown, Thomas Berry, Daniel
Dodf, William DIXON, Henry D. Cooke,
Rlchar "nilach. Samuel Bacon; N. ID. Lar
nrr, secretary. The two last-named are new
directors.
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NJ. A. Walker vs. NJ. N. Ella. Order rstify.
ing auditors report.
WIN. Myers W. John s. Hoilinsshead. In
this case the defendant, not having obeyed
decree Of the court, q rule to show cause why
he should not be attached for contempt was
Bsrtieff We. James. Decree tshisg bill for
confessed against W. H. Ward and j. W.
Agnes NJ. Early vs.. II. W. Easily. Order Of
F.E' Jackson va T. Borlsnd. Order appoint.
Ing qeo,ss f.hppisoy todsfsnd iafaa'' Inter.
ia. Owea 81 Al. Va. Ellen Kelly. Order that
trustees pay over 100 70 the sonplsinsnts.
AsrArH SUES.
Board Of Public works Of yirfinia rs. John
Withers, Administrator, ct al This 10 An ao-
.n 81 e e. sssss a y,s 81 sn S
wa, made appoiatins ". L, Oox As receiver
Of the estats Of John ,withers with direction
to sell hts interests, ko.
Adjourned.
CiRCulr CouRr--Jsdge Ryiie.-This eour,
was occupied as follows yestetdayi
United states w. Knn'n Motion for exeou
Uropiey We. Cleveland. Death oil. Crople,
! suggested and judgment by default OF surviv
Roberts vs.. Adams. Order for confirmation
Miller vs.. wendt judgment sran,ed on con
Riley We Ensphcrd, order for dissolution o
attachment upon the funds Of Sarah Shepher'
iu the hands OF Riggs %. Mr.. Coz prays al
Judgment In defsult was taken In the follow
ing e.sesi Bryan \ Bro. " Esayssrr. same Y.
smith n King. Lewis W. Dennis. same "
MeD,ie h Fstreny Mohun 4 Sous W. Bartho
ing. Amidon 4 90. vs.. McNamsrs. Diines
! VS. Spates.
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GESTLENES's LINEN COLLARS.
A full assortment Of sizes, styles aud
quantities, including some new styles, from
SO 10 % per dozen.
My assortment Is larger than ever.
Gro, q. IIHNSIsG, No. oil 7th St.
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A HORSE, buggy and harness (nlce one)
can he purchased for $3.50, at Pumphrcy's
stable, on c street.
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COMRADES OF Post Lincoln, No. ., G. A.
f., will sec In another column notice Of tho
reading of a poem by Comrado Benjamin
swallow.
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The So ceut roasted coffee at the PekIn
and Yeldo tea store, 400 Ninth street, be-
tween ID and +, is said to DO equal to that
for wbicn 80 cents per pound Is paid In gro.
cary stores.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-Mcssrs.
Green Il Williams, auctioneers, have sold
west 20 feet front Of lot 10, In Carusi's sub
division of square $50, fronting on the pub
lie space between Fourth and Fifth streets
cast, to b. c. Lazenby, for 1917 cents per
square foot.
Messrs. Fitch " Fox, real estate brokers
and auctlouecrs, have sold lots o, 7 and s, In
Davidson's subdivision of square 3i1, front
ing Oh Tenth street, between l. and VI streets,
81 feet inches each, aud running back %
feet 9inches, to J. W. Rumsey, for $s,j36.50;
also, q brick residence on NJ street, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, containing II
rooms, lot l9xl20, for A. X. Shepherd, esq,
for tho sum of $1,000; also, a frame house
on Jackson street, being part Of lot 40, In
square Gel, to Eliza SmallwoOd and Maria
Thomas, for 500.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT 0FFICE.

On Tho p.,,s,os u AIsiaI si."ns, u SS Chef.
sea, s., praying for the extension Of patent
Erarl.I to HIN ON the 18th day Of srntenhar.
II Is ordered that said petition b. heard at this
once GA the 0th day Of August next, Any person
may oppose this extension, objections, deposit
ioss and olhor papers shout no hisd IN this olce
twenty days hNforo the day a hearing
les. W3t Commissioner 81 Patants.
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4. boretnfore and now existing. no payment eau be
made for advertising prog Hons except 70 such
% ,lishers As arc specially auth oTiIed. jet-flN
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MEETING or InR FfrrH AID SIXTH WARD
REPUBLICAN CLups.-A meeting of the mem-
bers Of the Fifth aud Sixth Ward Republican
Clubs was held la.t night In one Of the lodge
rooms In the third story Of Odd Fellows
Hall. Mr.. ]. l.. venablc was chosen chair
man Of the meet,ag. with Mr.. J. l.. Gatchell
as secretary. The object Of the meeting was
stated to be TO take action In View OF the
efforts now being made to effect the discharge
Of Mr.. James Brown, master smith at the
navv v,rd and Mace In nj. stead n qeutle-
n,an M a. No, non.ia..sl a Rcpublicnn,
AZ NJ a,ovn az "r.,.ns.ont Radical.
giving employment, to number Of the mem.
beers OF the two clubs, II was thought but
right that they shSuli meet. mec. ios %,,l - ana
'ahe scuo. - 70 "n mn, NJ ~ H., ~ IL
cessary 10 take 70 fe'a'" "i' oro"n IN MS
Amer a free Interchange Of opinion, Mcssrs.
sear,ss. Cha Bell. Cook. and William
n Rrnwn wer. an,,ointed 4 comm,,tae 10
A.. bn.i,s.s "a, ths ,nsos,n. 'o W
H.. Gstnha,i offsred = rcsso,ut,on n Tho
enact Thai a co,n n,ittse If ton he m, vi ,,aS
=, .ns ~, u,,n s Waros =, oon % api",nteo
new sna wai, nnnn ,he searn,arU ~ S'' ~
Nsyv "a $50, al. " $3.50, VI ~. .so
..r,svaI y, S 49, pT.o's aSa"ss .nc
,ss s.ara,a,. ~" a,,iaranoas a., vu,Uo
s oa,s ~ M y,on va s,,,h 80, ."e heP""h-
1 " ~. s,,.., nu ~ "aus.
are.seJ hv Wcs.rs Gaines s,ns sh,nar
Wsna%, X. s,.nh.,.n,, a,h sn, n 1,
,.oa a.. a., - ..ab rs.i,u nun Hsn''' "nu ~
IT Tna soIi,,pp,n ,u u.,,nt, ~ ~. E,,, -
tn, ne ' 81 ,s iePoft o, .ne business com
i,,,oa, ,s s"1 ns sm, h rs anu reso'
na,rod .ooo,taS e,S W., r.pois Mss ie,
..i,n ~, ~, ,i,.' 'so ieeo'u,ons "aoP'eu
cn,,ar.. ~ 'S'' "'''' oe'"'e' AMY a'o w
MI Jsmss Rpowo f,nm ne nn me 70 removs
smith Of the Wsshington nav vsrS and ~
appointment ola noted and outspoken Demo
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New SCHOOL House. N THE CorSTY -
The Board OF School Trustees OF the county
have made an appropriation Of sS00 to be
used In erecting an addition to the Anacos.
tia district school! house, which, owing to the
large number NJ appropriations for adn's-
sion to the school, has become too small for
the pupils. II is expected TO have the build
ing completed by the beginning Of the
coming pchool year.
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LAND SALES IN VIRGISIA.-J. Il. smoot i
Co., land brokers, Of Culpeper Court House,
Virginia, have made one Of the largest sales
of land-a farm lying on the railroad fur
miles from the Court House to a gentle
man of New York, that has been nc 10 IL
Culpeper county since the war-8JSiS prref
for the sum of SEQ, 1880. They expect h.
sell to the same party n contiguous tract
for friend Of his, for about tn same agsre
gate m.-IrcdericksbtTg HsraH.
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BASE BALL.-Thc National and Jefferson
clubs will play the second Of ser Is Of
match games on the National grounds to-
day at $3.50. The Nationals r'ry their frst
nine against the field every Sond'y AID
Thursday, at tp. N.
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INSULTING LADIES ON THE sTREEr.-Jas.
Lawn was arrested by Officer PeastCr yester.
day on the charge of addressing remarks of
the most Indecent and insulting character to
three young ladies who were passing III"
corner Of Seventh street and Pennsylvania
avenue. Lawn was taken before Justice
Walter, who fined him IS.
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DR. HARBOUR, ehoerfully add my testimony TO
the emeaey Of your invaluable Lotion. have had
occasion 10 use u In my family for the relief Of
Neuralgia and Nervous Headache, and have found
II 10 eject an almost instantaneous cure. regard
II a. being the best preparation for III. aho'o At
hietions that have eyor tried. $1,000.
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Succession de Samuel L. DOlS.y

% aout 1869.
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Or1OHRnancc.

Passe i refet de s'assurer dc Ia dctte gui
peut dcvoir la Paroisse dc st. Landry, ct
pour pourvoir i renrcgistrcmcnt des
warrants qui scront ci-apr6s ennis.
II est R5solu, Qu'aucun dcs warrants qui
mont pas encore etc pages, ct qui sont en-
core d6hors, soft Hu'ils aient etc ennis par
lie grefier du Juri de Police, GU par lie gref-
fer dc Ia Cour de District, ne serarecu
en- Placement de Ia take de Paroisse, 4 moins
quill matt etc enregistre par lie Treso-
rier de Ia Paroisse, dams lie delai d. s~oixante
jours 4 partir de la passa!ion dc 10 presente
ordonnance ct aucun des dts warrants ne
sera enregistre par ledit tresoricr, i moins
gull ne soft presente pour enregistremen,
dams ledit delai de soixante iours.
lis est Resolu, Qu'aucun des warrants
ga! pourront ci.apres etre ennis, soft par 10
grefier du Juri de Police, on par lie .%refier
de Ia Cour de District, ne nourra Gtre recu
en- Placement de9 taxes do Ii P,roisse de st.
Landry, i moins quill matt etc prealable-
ment cnrtgistr6 par ]edit t~resorier de laditc
Paroisse dc St. Landry, dams lie delai de
s~oixante iours, il comptcr du jour OH il aura
etc emf; ct alcln des dts warrants, ainsi
ennis, ne sera %enr6gistrt sill nest pas pre-
sente dams ledit delal de soixante jours.
II est de plus Kesoiu, Que cettc ordon-
nance scra publiee, en- ~francais ct en- anglais,
dams lie journal o~tiicicl dc Ia Paroisse ct
dams lc Courier des O%pelousas, pendant
Tespace de soixante jours.
Fait ct passe lie l6 Aolt 1869,
j. NJ. THOMPSON,
President du Juri dc Police.
Pour copje contoEme.
G NNn G~rtffitr
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par lie SHERIFF
Etat de la Louisiana.

Ellen c.. Taylor, reure, rs. Zedoh Casey.
TOrR DE DISTRICT, Paroissc dc ST.
" Landry, No. liO7l.-En vertu dun o.
Ore de saisie ct de ventc Gmanant de fHonora-
bic IIui.ier1e Cour de District de lEtat do ID
Louisiana, dams ct pour Ia Par"isse de ST.
I.su4iv, dams l'sEiaire ci-dessus %intitulG, ct 4
moi adresst. ~j'otirirai Ell vente publiquc, au
plus otiraut ct dernier encherisscnr, devaut Ia
porte de la Maison de Cour dc cetto paroisse,
dams la vile dies Opelousas, ie SAMEDI, i
S%pptcmb1e, 1869, commeneant a II heurcssdu
matin ct continuant de jour en- jour, sill est
necessaire, tous les droits, titres, interets ct
prctensions de Zedok Casey a la p~roprietc'
su,vante, saisie pour s~atistsire leuit ecarc, sa-
yoir--
IN CERTAIN MORGAN DE TERBE
situG dans Ia Paroisse st. Landry, faisant face
a la rive droite DE- la Riyitrc Atc1,afalaya, Dor
nc par lie bas par la tcsre dc Samuel A. Du-
bose ct de John Dubose, ct par IL haut par hes
trrres de Madame Marie E. Vim. avcc uls,
face sur la dite Rivlere sufisante pour bonner
une auantitt de trois cent cinquante $3.50
acres. avec tous les droits ct privileges qui y
appartieuuent.
Conditions-Comptant.
j. NJ. THOMPSON,
81 Juliet, SO. Sheriff de St. Laudry.
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81 Juliet, so. )
Etat de La Louisiana.

Com DE PARo1ssE, ST.. LANDRy-No. 3O36.
Succession de Jean Marie Durand.
r OUIS CHARRlE, de la Paroisse St.
- Landry, Cmateur de Ia succession dc
Jean Marie Durand. decide, ayant enregistr6
IN Tableau de classification des dettes de ladite
succession, accompagne dune petition de-
mandant rhomologation d'icelui;
Et attendu quill a etc fat droit & la dcman-
de de la dite petition, par un ordre dc Ia Cour
en- date dn 30 Juliet, 1869.
En- consequence, avis est par lie present dom
ne aux interesses dams cette succession, d'a~
voir q faire opposition: 81 aueune lis ont, par
ecrit, a mon bureau dams la vile dies Opelou-
sas, dams les trente jours qui ~suivront Ia date
du present avis, pourquoi ledit Tableau ne
serait pas a%pprouve ct homologue, ct la admin,
istrateur autor.se Il payer commencement audit
tableau
JOS. D. RICHARD, Greficr.
Opelousas, 7 Aoht 1859.
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William OfuN, Liquidateur, ct als.,

VtNtUm CVU0, Lt4alddteuT, ct as,
versus
Eliza Switzerland ct son mari.
-FOUR DE DISTRICT, paroisse dc st.
" dry, No. 9732.-En vertu dun orlre de
F'ieri Facias tmanant dc lIIonoraDlc Huiti-
rmc Cour de District de rEtat de Ia Louis
ia,.e, dams et!pour la Paroisse St. Landry, dams
lafaire ci-dcssus %intitu|t, ct a moi adresse,
~j'offrirai en- ventts publique, an plus otfrant ct
dcrnirr enchcrisseur, devaut la porte de Ia
Maison de- Cour dc cette p~aroisse, dams la
willie des Opelousas,
LIE SAMEDI, lie 2Octobre, 1869,
COMMUNICATE a II heures du matia ct coutin
uant de Jour en- jour, sill est ntcessaire, Ia pro-
priftt suivante, saisic pour s~atisfairc lie dit
writ. a savoir-
UN MORCEAU DE TERRE situ4 dams la
vile DE- Washington, Giant la moitit sud-rst
du lot No. Al borut dun cote par lautre moi
tie du dit lot, appartemant, dans rannte 1860,
d Hinckley, dun autre cote par la rue Wash
inton, ct des autres c6tcs par les rues Vine ct
St. Michel-ensemble avec toutcs les batisses
ct authorizations quis'y trouvent.
Conditions-Comptant.
J. NJ. THOMPSON.
Sch.ifl dc St. Landry
no - 10nO
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AVIS.
"A tOnS les COMtribuablcS.

Tonformement a un acte de la Legislature
" do lEtat dc la Louisiana, iutitule "Uu
acte pour Greer TN rcvenu pour lie maiutien de
Commencement dc lEtat DE- la Louisiana ct
pour pourvoir a la collection du dit ~revenu,'
adoptc lie 9 Mars 1863, les soussirnes pro
cederont a destination des proprietes siscs
dams les limites do la Paroisscs st. Landry,
pendant lie mois commenqant lie premier Aott,
1869, ct 6nissant lie premier Septembre, 1869.
de 10 heures du matin jusq'a midi, ct deux
heures de lapres.miai jusqu'a quatre heures
de Fapres-m'd,' dc chaqae jour, au bureau do
Recorder de Saint Landry, dams la vile des
OPP ~tlousas.
JAS. NJ. THOMPSON, sheriff.
YVES D'AVY, Recorder }De St Landry
JOS. d: RICHARD, Grefier
81 Juliet 1873