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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-08


The vote the consolidation of the New-York Central
and the Hudson River Railroads win be taken on Nov
Of the large holders Of the stocks sending
in their proxies to the joint committee consolidation.
who also soliciting them from brokers' who hold the
stocks margin.
The RaUdy Ne1s says that the traffic receipts Of the
railways In the United Kingdom for the week ending
Sept a. 1862 upon mileage OF r. 1885, amount 10 eS45T.
being equal to a65 IS. per mile For the corresponding
week OF last year the receipts asS6S the number
of miles open 1852, eco So. per mile COM
parison Of the two weeks shows an increase In the
aggregate receipts OF Sl2,249 and increase In the
number of miles open of 39l On the lines having
terrnn in the metropolis the increase has been On tho
Metropolitan So 04; Midland 1921; Great Northern.
a6O59 London, Chatham aud Dover, &l,280 and Great
Western Rs But there has been decrease on the Lon
don and Brighton of e3e5 Great Eastern $780, South
Eastern s2ssO North London a37I; London and South
Western, sl,472, and London and. Northwestern.
1,62L On tho principal lines In England and wales
there has been decrease the Lancashire and
Yorkshire OF 2j Increase the Manchester Shelf
field and Lincolnshire Of s26l9 the Eastern OF
a974O; and In Scotland the Glasgow and Southwestern
show decrease OF a45 and the CaledoDian OF $780,
and the North British Of 1859.
The following shows the shipments OF Pitston coal ny
the Pennsylvania Coal Company for the week ending
Oct 1869: BY railway, 2ll2 tuns; previously. 7i64s
tuns by canal tuns previously 06l uns; total 1862
7 tuus to same date 1863 TIC 3 tun Increase 1862
81, 800 tuns.
The following figures show the changes In the state
ents of the Banks OF England and Franco for the week
andinp Sent 81 as compared with the previous week
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State bonds have been steady Tennessee per cent
sold at 62I: New bonds 53dJSt; Virginia per cent 5lt
Virginia New per cent 2id52 Georgia per cent 9Oh
a0l North Carolina per cent 4si; New per cent A.
Special tax bonds largely dealt In at I3ia4!
Mcssrs Henry Clews & Company No - Wallst are now
paying the coupons due April l, aud October 1862
South Carolina per sold at Giiae5 Alabama per
cent Oh New-York per cent, 10, s9i Railway bonds
were sparngy offered and there good demand for
investors Bank shares were firm Central National sold
at H. Ninth National ia FourthNauonal, 1881 Mis-
cellaueous and Express shares dull. Pacific Mail
was in good demand ranging from u to 6 closing at 6si
aGst
Railway shares continue feversh and unsettled. The
market the support or clique TO advance prices
and the conscientious brokers declining to buy
any stocks which they would be obliged TO carry upon
margin for the months. the panic having
caused conservative feeling. At present prices,
large purchases have been made Of the Western stocks
by persons who have paid for them and removed them
from the street. with the intention OF holding for invest
ment There is absence OF any speculative feeling
among professional operators aud the large losses en-
tailed by the decline ia gold and stocks has taken nut
merous class OF operators from the street. and the only
purchasers OF Railway shares are capitalists who
are taking advantage OF the depressed condition OF the
market. The present traffic Of the western roads,
although showing decrease from that Of last year. is
sufficient TO warrant dividends and the enormous crops
yet to be brought market promise to give alarge bus
ness for the Winter and Spring months which will make
this years business fully up TO that OF last year. The
principal transactions to-day made IN Michigan
southerB, Northwestern Rock Island and the ST. Paul
shares Toledo and Wabash sold at 56a57 Fort Wayne,
s5asil; Chicago and Alton weak, declining from 4O
TO 1885, At the close OF business prices steady but
the market extremely dull.
The following were the closing quotations Of Govern
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cuAMnER or CoMMEEcE.

The regular meeting of the Chamber Of Com
,oe,ce was held in their yesterday at O'clock,
exMayor Opdyke in the chair. The Committee On Canal
ynproyements informally reported that invitations to
Che convention to meet on the 10Th OF November have
heen sent A communication from Geo i. Chester, re-
0niD9 position Commissioner for licensing sailors
BOARDING houses and hotels, RECEIVED and eped
on motion of Mr. A A. Low, Capt. Charles G. duncan OF
Rrooklyn was appointed Mr. Chesters successor The
Eeoretsry announced that the terms OF Once OF the Tour
Tine Chairan suggested that as the Chamber had hgni
~ M desire ~ Continue the connection with that Board
lots, an,ointment OF delegates should DO made. The
famber voted authorize the ClaI W aPpVnl 'ne INV
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

CoURT OF APPFAIS.-NOs. 49, AZ. 81, 229, go, 81,
232. 1913. 2J5. 1856, 2J7, 2B. 2J) li0. 49,
SUPREME COURT -CIRCUT-PART Mos, lylg'
2O9 2 1855 20 25 3n 1851 1862 1882 32l9 328J Jilg 1893
$685. 389 S6S 52s 1851 389 sJ, l9l 1859 t ttSl i!9 AL
asa t4S 4g3 463 45 463S 46 4739 AL 47f5 an VOL
4S 49 4 5Jl3 sun 5!39 5l59 SOB $3.50 sal 52i
s3Ss s1Si s9 SEA 500 73 sos SILL 57J7 57el,
579 SOL 5So9 $751; s}s5 2127. 1851 s7s '7Sl 49.3 az
Part II-232 2o2 296 0l8 300 Jls2, $50, S ilt
1850 354 $685. 1926 1884, 38ti 2l, asa is, R6 ~ e
4si 4t6 40 4s 46 1853 GIG +86 fsls 1870 VIZ u.s.
s1Is ,CI sfsi s0eG sG7s sGgl 528 5l5l 5i58. sl76.
SIas' s5Si s116 52i6 52g 5lg1 53l 1920 5352. s38.
sac s3i6 s3is $3.50 5a63 $50 $3.50 500 1913 502 6R 3I
574 s7S8 5764 57sl 57 OI SID 59t 539 $40 35'a
SUPREME CoURT-SPECIAL TERM.-Nos. lSf, l54
SUPREME URT-CHAMBERs.-Nos. 20. -, "a, ~,
90 So o. IOJ 10 M 6 u.s. l2O 10 2G! 49, 6o H. u.s. 49,
I89 IT 22L 2a. 2it, 253. $50 Call. No 26a -
SUPERIOR COURT TRIAL TERM-PART Nos.
7sl 0.7 2 1908 1881 1885 1851 1861 1853 1851 g71 lgl
1891 1898 PARTNo, 1893 l24 B5 llfs 49, l3t itV ioS'
ll64, Il66. Il05. ITO. Il74,. ll7o. lla0. -
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Part l.-Nos 500.
ss92 asa 3el 31g1 3si] $751; 1861 Part
Sos 1895 1909 l89 800 Js 1911. 5a3 1915. S'I 1918,
gs1e. 1891. Jssl, $685.
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THE PHILADELPHIA REVENUE DETECTIVE AS
sASSINATION.

In the Superior Court, Chambers, yesterday,
before Justice McCunn, Hugh Maria and James
Doughery were brought up for continued hearing on
writ Of habeas corpus They are charged with assault
ing Revenue Detective Brooks NJ Philadelphia, ana at'
tempting TO asssssinate him. The acquisitions had ar
rived, and Mr. Justice Mccain decided that, u appear
Ing him that q complaint had been duly made IN PM
adephia against these parties that crime had been
actually committed and that,the acquisitions 10 due
form from the Governor Of Pennsy wanna mad been is
sued showing them TO be fugtives from justice he had
no further power than 70 remand the men and deliver
them TO the officers 10 take them 10 PennsylVala
Superintendent Kennedy, who present. AZ once TOOK
charge of the and sent them To Philadelphia.
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contained clause in the usual form. warranted not 10
ports places in Texas except Galveston nor LOT
eign ports and places in the Gull OF Mexico. Inc
schooner actually during the year to the port OF
COazacoacOs In the Gulf Of Mexico She got saiey OUT
a the prohibited waters, but lost at Apalachics
The presents the simple question repeatedly Deloie
the Courts whether vessel which has voluntarily Daus
deviation but has not been lost apparently snD)eeten
to increased risk during her deviation, but Is lost suDe
quently, has forfeited her polcy The defendants VINO
succeeded in the Court below Insist on the general cur
of decisions their favor The plaintiffs claim tha
this being time policy any distinction DURING tne a y,
within waters not prohibited is not within the force OF
those decisions. Decision reserved Mr. Lyon Tor re-
spOndent Mr. Reynolds for appellant.
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CRIMINAL.

At the Jefferson Market Police Court yester-
day. before Justice Lcdwth John Foley was charged by
Jon X Lilly of No l26 JaDest with having. in company
with Thomas Brownih, robbed him OF watch and chain
worth $780, Washington-st. Foley was comlnltted.
Rebecca Rayele an inmate OF Greene-sL brothel was
arrested on the complaint Of Edward A. Chase OF No SO
East Thrtythrdst who robbed OF $500 on Wednes-
day night while in Rebeccas In court, however
he refused to prosecute and she discharged VIII
liam Jube the Purser of the steamer Zodiac plying pc
tween Charleston aud this city, was charged by young
Cuban passenger Emilio Charum, now stopping al NO
ST. MaIkspace. with the theft OF PAIR OF sleeveon
Purser on board ship but arriving yesterday they
were returned. Tho prisoner WAS remanded 10 the
station house.
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Z PER CENT GOLD BONDS,
Coupon or Registered.
Free of Government Tax.
Cocurad nv FIRST lfOyfr00e on the

Secured by First Mortgage on the
NFw-YoRK AND OswEGo MIDLAND RAILROAD.
and by the additional guarantee of paid-up capital
of six million of dollars.
Issue limited to $4,000 per mile of road actually
built and in running order.
The road is in course Of thorough and rapid con-
structon $50 miles will be completed by LIST October
next and the entire line it is believed by the end
Of the ensuing year.
The admirable selection Of the route for command
ing both local and through business cannot fail to
make it one of the best paying railroads in the
country.
These choice securities are meeting with rapid sale
at par and accrued interest in currency, at which
price they are still offered.
For further particulars apply to
GEORGE OPDYKE q Co, Bankers.
No. y Nassau-st
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cns pursers arriving ths reluestef.
NssYork Associated Press only
persons exhibiting authority Of W Sinoaton General
the Journal Of Commerce Ttes TRIBUNE
World Eyprfs Post Commercial ddrSrfts,r Sida
zefug Dmokrd should also be delivered os 70
laa
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DEVIATION AS AFFECTING A POLICY.

In the Court of Appeals yesterday, before
ChefJusce Hunt and full bench, the suit Of Chas. p
Day agt The Oriental Mutual Insurance Company was
brought up for argument. This is action policy
OF insurance on the Alice T. Day for year. The policy
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A QUESTION OF PRACTICE.

a QUIA5IIUE T INfVIIVI'
Judge BlatchfOrd has decided IN the case OF
witness who refused to attend before Register In
Bankruptcy tho plea OF Illness, without giving uoc
tors certificate that an order OF arrest should not issue
but that an order to show cause why an attachment
should not issue should be granted by the Register
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THE MARKETS.
Carefully reverted for Tan TKIsusE.I

Carefully reported for TAG fRBusEl
THURSDAY Oct Z. 1881
has fair demand for Pots a. fall sales %
10 kbS a ~ 37i. Pearls dull and nominal
COrTONThere good to-day
the upper qualities prices are more "
Offerings aud 20 arrive compartment mpaea
though shippers Obtain supplies the Southern po on srSs % .
hey operate bere sales Of 9 bales Jj last evening sna A
aVe Of which eO9 tAkeu for export S a esasaepu"a an
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The Louisville and Nashville Railroad is 367 miles
long cost with equipmentl sl5 2Si0Oo and is doing
n large and steadily increasing business tho earnings
for August 1862 being $685. 53 more than for the
corresponding month of 1868. The road has a
bonded debt of but $2,9GiOOO. To retire this debt
at maturity and to effect certain valuable extensions
which will largely increase their business the Com
pany have mortgaged the entire road rolling-stock'
franchise, and income, to James Punnett and Junins
e. Alexander of New-York, to secure the payment oil
eight million dollars of First Mortgage Bonds which
are now offered for sale at ninety and accrued inter
est The bonds are for one thousand dollars each.
have thirty years to run. and bear seven per cent
interest annually. payable in April and October. Mt
the Bank of America. in this city, The security is
updoubed, and the bonds constitute perfectly safe
and very desirable investment The agents of the
company in New-York are Messrs. j. Is Alexander
& Co., No 10 Nassau-st.. and John j. Cisco * Son.
No 50 Wall-st.
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NFw-YoRK DC

NEw-YORK. Oct. q
Stockholders Of the Ohio and Mississippi Railway
Co. before parting with their proxies for the next
election, will please communicate with
JAS STaUTIIERS * Co...
Rroad.st
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SEVEN PER CENT GOLD PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
FIRST MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE SINKING FUND
Bonds FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX ISSUED BY THE
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA Kali
ROAD COMPANY.-We confidently recommend these
Bonds az frst-class investment. AT tho price they
yield about 10 per cent interest per annum. onlya
limited amount are offered before advancing tha
rate Pamphlets and full particulars can DO had on
application. ~
HENRY CLEws & Co. No. - Wal-st..
Financial Agents of the Company.
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THURSDAYS WEATHER REPORTS m.


MINIATURE ALMAhNa
Nm, r,. w G:CJ sun 5:Jl Moon sets... Bcl
dIGH WATER
S., Uook Q.J5 Cows 20 Hell Gate .....2:J5
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standardization for Bremea Malta for verpool sge lot
Havana ~ P Fab Kee for Bennna hdan Tor SAAn
paht Saratoga tor Norfolk; John Gibson for Alexandria
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Boros Oct 7Auyed blrks Dr. TuPper ron snonrs Jese
pLne from jamaica brig Louisa FROM Jaeme Princess BeaInee
from Ceufuegos; sebr. Starlight from PENSACOLA
SPOKEN.
sch Pilots Bride Blstchod from HeWfOrE for Forte leo oo~
J. lat
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1862

sallle Chartre. Taunton
Justice. Newport
Teras..Norwieh-
J. ". HEntisgton. Boston.
Highland, Roslyn.
George & Edgar. Greenwich.
JOS. Rogers. Portland, Ct
J.. Daniels. Hartford.
Nary K. Elliott, Hartford.
Jas Nelson. Taunton.
Geo Moon Hoank. hsh.
Jas. Buglish. New-Bediord
Richmond, Hsrwich.
Jacob Lorillard. Bridgeport
Clara Post, Portehester.
Jas Nelson, POrtchesteL
J. II. losnians, Providence.
q. II. " histler. Providence
R1ertion. Virginia
Maria & Elizabeth, Virginia
A. G. Lyon. Georgetown, ID. q
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idaho. Portland. Ne. htha
G. Lowering. Taunton
Telegraph. Newporti
Rescue. Boston
&. l.. Hulse. Boston.
=. >. q. voaght. Westehestea
Doretta Kahn, Portland, CT
John Loaer. Tauntsa.
scud. Hartford.
Josephine. Taunton.
Dart, Stamford.
Laura, New-Bedfcrd.
Fannie Hall, Stamford.
c. Columbus. Westport
Cinderella, Port Jefferson.
Susan MeDiTett. Bridgeport
Crusade. Connecticut River.
Il. K. Sharp Providence.
Chs. Woolsey. Georgetewn, ID. Z
N. @. Leonard, Virginia.
Maria Piersou. Alexandria
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Surt Tdlarorus' s1utit,.
C1tan Siiamtls

Cuan Stiamtls
IT S. MAIL TO HAVANA.
" ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.
Sailing regularly EVERY THURSDAY, al O'Clock p precisely
LomP Pier No North River
hORRO CASTLE Capt r. Adams. ~
COLUMBIA CAPT T.. Van Size .OctSber L
EAGIB Capt N. K Greene October ~
NJ Bowling.
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/. # ~~VERMILI0NvILIE, Ia, SATURDAY % NAY 1889
Probate Sale. J.
- Secession Of R.njamin P. Paxton,


! L
~. -..st..a, n. Gee. as.4I.
Iy'lERE will be off red at Public Sal.
/ :" the highest and last bidder. on
Thursday the loM day of .1une $50.
ut th' last, ,"sid~nc~ of the deceased. th+
following described property belonging
I" said succession. to-w;t
ONE CERTAIN LOT SITUA-
ia IN the town If v-rmilionvill.. in :he
\ Z. corner If Second aud Lafayette
Streets. measuring 48 fe-t on T.sfay.t,e
street and l4O feet on Second street. 10
g"'h"r with AL The hniiding. and i'm
r.nvfm"n,>. III r-"n situated and ,Ler.t,
hepng:ny
4, CERTAIN PARCEL OFLAND
a' thr w. conner ot Second and La.
!aset'' streets, measuring seventy I've. on
Second street aud extending along La
fayttts street from The corner to, fiv. f.at
beyond thr North wall # th- store with
the bindings and improvements thereon.
TERMS d CONDITIONS: One
half Of :he. pm chase price, CASH. and
the b"Ianc" sInv"b'r in two equal pay-
mrn'~ falling due March l2h 1901
Purchasers will be required to give their
notes w'th. two or more solvent .ecurity.
payable TO. the order al, ,he .Admini>trs.
tor AT tn. Office # NJ. E, Girard. bearing
-ight PEI Gent per annun interest from
their maturity, A special mor,gage and
vendors privilege on the property sold.
=. ,.'-,.~. IL aa.4 "A. J. MOSS.
MAY 7th 1869. Parish Judge
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POLICE JURY T.. ,
Special Meeting.i
April oath 1869.

| AN the members PRESENT. -,
Ihe minutes Of the last meeting wxr,
read and approved. ,..,,-
O. motion it was Resolved. that The
Parish Tax Collector Is hereby authorised
to receive Parish Warrant. due, Tor. take,
and iie.nsrs. -. ~ ''''., '''''''''',,'
r solved, thu. the Clerk !. authorised
. procure !. Warrant. Book Of printed
forms.
R solved. that Frrpe>t Marlin and L. E
allies b. and they are. hereby appointed to
examine the accounts of tn Ps,ixh Tress
urrr as. d-p',sitor, of t:le Public Schoo,
Funds. said committee to report at the
next regular meeting
Resolved that IN election bs held for
members OF the- Police Jury for the term
two Years. IN the Third. Sixth and 3Ssvs'
rnth Wards, on M"nday th~, ID dsy Of
May nrxt;;. infthr Third ,Wsr.i, ut the
Cpu't Il ,n-e.-Il,sst Bsea,,x, Albert j..
dice amt E.!mond Landry, cr,n.uis.ion-,a.
ln tbs sixth wand. at th. Scl,o"l sH..s.-
near, Joseph Be".ise ,a's- B L.-xinz He.
bert Charles v. Corn~aut ,~.l Desire q.
Bsonssard. commissioners. In the seventh
wsrd. 1T t''e Store Of R..y 4, Co 7R. he.
biapc.i;P~ = kw. xNd EIAuar} C.sns.u.
f.sn n .>si.,lets. reF.- IA .. -..,;...., |
ke~piss sds that the Co".t.b.. nvsify the
appointed fos, the election
'n. ~. third 0f 1ext mouth y9y 's.7.eno >
Resolved, that the comnsit,-e on v+psir.
'tg' the jsitare' authorized to contract fcr |
additional REPAIRS 9ah e.a T. I'd
Th.'fn wing accounts wei. approved ]
Ees'", $500 X piyaf $40 so ".
;. ,'''f's 1895: 4 , " $3.50; Leon,
5''la"" sls; X q L..;iy s.5 3O.a ~
On ""ti >" th--E.sta-~Ja,. adjourned.
Al. Moss. . President.
Clerk.
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| CONSERVATIVE SOUTHERN JOURNAL.
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Second to None in the South
-oY Daily and Weekly. So

itef2a ATsRNS OF THEPICAYUNE.. s3aI4
Rstesof Subscription Daily per annu,n. in ad
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II. Weekly. 50. ss.s-v 44ft -.F.e t.fs = 81
Price Of the Paper Single copies. Morning pape,
10 cents Evening or Extra 5 cents
Rates Of Advertising g--Alla transient Advertise.
q. ments first insertion. per square, 81 SO
3. each subsequent insertion, Is cents. t...s
Advertisements inserted at intervals to c charged
az new each insertion. ''-'f 9S
Advertisements ordered 70 rcmain on any parti-
cnbsr page. to be charged US new each
s4 insertion. frs,,.,s.-- xs-s t, Lt
All Advertisements not marked for any specified
number Of Insertions win be published for
. SIX tInles and charged accnrdfngfy..
40 Advertisement or Suhsc1ption viii be s,oppad
} n until all Aroaeages are paid, unless Ut the
option Of the proprietors. : -. =
EDITORIAL Notice OF Advertisements to Ike charged
T. 20 cents per line for each insertion.
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Doe vs.. WoLR-The 1f6ntoriaid

Doe VS.. WoLI-The 8d6ntoriaid
de la koire relates that recently
in~theu south Of France. / GieH:.i
herds dog, lenl ii charge 81 RI
flock Of sheep and q littlS bova ~
three. years old, were suddenly
surprised d BY 4 large wdlI' Tie
dog aid battle bravely. but 5 6y' .
the time the shepherd, camuao
the rescue he was laidprostrats.
by his ferocious a1aaijant.;r The
poor beasts life rvas 1t 6sstaasv.4
paired Of, but hie MASTER detstsH
mined to sate him IT, possiblsa:
had his leg arnpatatsd, i 1a,l, adStc
Tamboars with hig three tbd6df,
legs and a~ooden o1e,fi almost
- factwen as ever: and 'trces hiys
Ten miles without grumblinx = -''4'
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FOR SALE.

"a ME uvd-rs;xre,i tiuf,sms the pnbli.
i th"t he 'n''"ds 10 s~il the property
ise owns. in St, Ma''i"v';I-.: said p,np.rty
consisting in :" tot, mra-utlng one ha.d red
aud ninety tw,' fes., front. with y depth q,
thr 8 hundred and eighty four feet. The,~
y, on that lot. n two stories ssat&lv college.
mrs>u'ing eighty f~tt ny forty. 6n.t
dwelling house. with k,rh N and room
for servants: a corn-crib. two large cis
terms holding sfrrmi fourteen To iiftcen
thonssnd gal:ons "f w.i~r, \ we'll, etc., etc.
For further particulars apply, by w'it,sg
"r any other way to 81 -9s.a Il .Is.) .Tau
ssd A. IossPH ALcEs JUDGE ;a1
IN Vrrm''l'onsillr. Parish Of Lafayette.
Apr! 9Th $780, .~sns.. T - .,,. i
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e so'ss' Ene lahpnneuv d'imformer Sc
~ ami. st II p"tIic en- general. Que 7,
'''s'e'n'' j"nv du present noi., IL "t:vrir.
de n""ve~u, 'au village d. ve,miiIonvilIe
81" institution. dams; Isqn-I!e Il s~ propos.
d'enseiy,sr :.,i. q. n'ts.s5 NJ r~9o
Ia '~"goe fra"cai-r. ~ lshgne arg ai.e
q sbetotiq"e It "a s,onp"*itioo dans c..s
.I@ux lang".s. Ia geographic snci-nne q,
!" m"dernr. Ia sph9rr. l'histoirp generate.
" mytho'"g'~, ainsi que les inath6,nathi.
9"es eIe'ne"t.'res conprenant: Earth
metiqu., IL G&ometrip. Ia T,;gonometv;e
r@'t'''ene IT Aph1riqne It rapplicssion IL
a'yetr i 'FArthme'iqn- e; 4 u Geo,nn
tr,-. as,i asr elii ..s'.'.ss e. ! ,'ia
aia- gJ~es CONDITIONS: 81 + : ~
sPsa's II ip.n-i,'r # i'+"s..i gn-,,, mt p,,
session de 10 a'nois: $780, p-yahIes $40
Isss' de- l*ntSaa. DE- @l'klevr ~ 500 six mi.
Apsea. +, -.is;f.st sat s,.t. - = ia4 t-.it
I "a. 2stassi S. fxvEaSea.a I, az ~. eaA
! sPsAr sM 'fangn~s !s,in-.'lIs Isngue franc
eass~,.'t II sasagn. angi.is- 81 par .r,is' 81
Pss"ri lssga. fxsa caiss ~ lla la,. y.,al
Anglass~ - par m..is5 d. lsinos n Ia
',Ane"s,-sis ne ancrn.l, asn.., <-'. fsi.e .,,p.
t"nts st--"r.iqn dnr-r.. Mons l'an mis-,
L~s -"hj.ts d. li,~ri~ s.ront f,urn,>l bar
aAH ''sar'pl'"s s~ra d"ur- It paser,t.lse =,
rx''.nPse ne .s''sts pn"i,'"n cs,rporrile it
u~tq"s nsture' qu'tis soft. y To- h..
N. ban" d. facilit~r les parent. qui
-,adso~t bisr lui conii.r ieurs enfanty. IL
pr<ndsas ~ psix courant. ch-vamx damptss
~ non 1osnpsfs v.ch.~ istisse. On fl
puchss. htBufs d. tire cu' d.. b.uci,pr;t.
"on'onA e~bris gvsis44.. ctc., etc. +,c. -
.'tsiss sfss3's - -sf4gs ALCEE JUDGE ~
Vermillonviile. r. 8 Janvi-r 1899 81 IL
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1869-05-22
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