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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1869-12-18
MISCELLANEOU
sugsse md Generous Doctrine,

Cen. Wade Hampton delivered an ad
d,ssss at the Georgia State Fair, in the
eourse ef.which he said:
The ne gro is undoubtedly better ft-
ted frronl lie long training, his ply steal
sonAeuration and his adaptability to all
tta ilvesstties of our climate, to make a
mora elicient laborer than any other.
Espeeiallyi il this true when the labor is
"A be performed in the more malarial
nortisns of orr country. We must make
Kim feel that his interests are indissolu-
bIy bound up with ours, that high prices
far sar products insure high wages for
him. that we have no animosity towards
lin !: but, ou the contrary, that we cher.
III tie kind feelings engendered by early
aasoeiaEians and old memories. Let ia
l,e scrapuloasly jnst in our dealings with
lim; lot us assist him in his aspirations
far knowledge, and aid him in its acquis-
;t;ou. TRY to elevate him in the scale
n true manhood, of civilization. and of
Christianity. 80 that lie may be better
tilted for the grave duties and high res
paasibiiities forced upon him by his new
laassitios. To a word, convince him that
vi sre his best, if not hiso,ly friends.
and when lle shall have done this, we
shall not only have placed our labor on
spud fnting, but we shall have gained
isthe laborer "a strong and zealeHs ally.
do believe that in proportion as YOU
make alt labor, other than cumpulsory,
Intelligent, you rendcr it profitable. If
this is true, we should educate the mind,
the heart ami file soul of the negro 1t
isoas auty to assist him in qualifying
himsef foa' his changed condition: time
aloBe can show whether that change has
beel, for his benefit"
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.OpELOrtSAS. HOTEL.
Court Street, Opelossas.
Tsl ~5..,;~v,n3 havsnsy leaaa2 =

i h.. 4. tn. undersigned, having Leased the
1a old "Eagie-Sf":el' . formerly kept by
Dir. Onrr Posr~s.. situated opposite
the Conrt Ho.,ae, has the honor to announce
tfst shis apacioas establishment has just been
repaired and rtfitted. snd % now open 10 the
travelling public. =. ,@-
The iurniture, bidding, &c are al new ana
in nerfect order. The table will be furnished
wiz tt,e b~st The mark-. afanls. and the beard:
rrs will receive the most sas'aneos care @7s
attention -,
Attached ia Ahia H"sea IN 1ssge Livery o'aoe,
ffrontipx on Landry etFeei.) where horses will
be led, dc, and j,ossss, buggies, hacks, &c
will be hired r.~s 4,
'The undersigned vii also haul freight TO ana
Et,m the boats, at his toreF rates. TrGasafese OF
Toll Bridge charges. mo,,
fsn.lcnsaa Orsober O. l36o-10.
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Lands for Sale.

cTXTEEN HUNDRED ACRES
at nra;rie and wood land for sale near
Prnd'hou,me City, on tBaynu Mal1et, in
the Parish Of St. Landry, in any guam
tity to suit purchasers, and at prices to
snit the times.
These lands are well adapted to the
cultivation Of cotton and cane.
For further particulars, apply to the
ndersignea, on Plaqaemine Ridge.
,I...4 VIM. DEJEAN.
opeIousas, August 9TH, 1869. etf
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lHYpRorHoBlA.--We give the follow
ing sasy and comfortable cure for this
horrihas Fiisease:
Aepsresppndent says that several peo-
pie have perished in Leudon from having
been bitter BY mad dogs. A few months
ago lseBtyau report from French
medico, shQ, first of all, cured himself
with 9yarsrbath, and has since cured
seys ients. In his own case he WAS
end dissectiug person who had
die abies. when he accidentally
Eaaa a finger. He Immediately took
the ia pfscautions; but, i'm a few
daya, uahakskable ssmptnas of hydra
pholA md netlico determined ON
saicid n nriOasly enough, the idea oc-
cured u him of aaff.,cating himself in a
Tnrkis d The attesnI,t at feio de-
% 49, bNf theSrahies. was ,eradicated,
aq ams forth i cleaner. a bet
tsfand hMiser man.
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70 r 8 a l. Il

0100 ACRES Of Land situated in Bellevue
~~UU Prairie. fronting on Bayou Bourbon x
aud running forty acres deep INTO the Prairie,
with sufficient timber every piece for service,
will be sold in any quantity, in lots to suit pur-
chasers. These lands are very fertile, heauti-
fully located, high above any possible overflow,
and sufficiently elevated and rolling as to re-
quire but little ditching for drainage. They are
within nine miles Of Opelousax and three miles
from Grand Coteau. Apply to
HYPPOLIrE EHRETIES.
Near Grand Cotea Parish of ST. Landry
Grand Coteau. Scptember !lah lSt;.AiEtf
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ID H. ANT TATHON FOR SALE.
On Account of Departure.

II OFFER for sale my plantation situated in
IL Dnis Mallet. containing ffty-ivc urpents
together with tract of wooai land containing
a"ont ~ arpents the servants cal bins. brand
ing iron. an the stock. horse cart. spring
wagon. a large lot of lumber, the farming i'm,
pleln+nts, h"useh"ld furniture, kitchen utensils,
including fine stove perfectly ncw &c
The growing crop will he sold Also if desired.
None need apply who cannot pay cash
Apply to tbs undersigned on the premises or
at the CoV.REER Office. Ri. Z. RI(iOLLET.
st. Landry, September 9Th, 1869. l3
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TO IaEzs
Or

r. O. r s A. T. E:
Co. A Comfortable RESIDENCE, in
sssaa retired and desirable part of the
Town; for particulars apply to Messrs.
Moore & Morgan, OF at this Office.
June rs, 1862, Ut
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FOR SALE,

VVHAT Splendid Plantation known as the
IL Andre Nfrault plantation, recently owned
by Mrs. Lucien Guiltseau, sitn;.ted on the Bayou
Techc, near the Junction; the land il some OF
the richest in the parish, and the improvements
are of the hest. THIS plantation will liz. sold at
a moderate price, and terms favorable to
the purchaser. For conditions and oth parti-
culars address r. ID. Estilette Esq. Olelo,lsas,
or the undersigned Oh the premises.
LCCIUs GUILBEAU.
ST. LANDRY Oct g. 1862
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TyOR SALE<--A houae aad Et, in the Town of
~ Upelousas, with toIerably good improve.
,nents, for sale cheap. Apply TO the Editor Of
the Opelousas Courier, or to
MICHAEL KING.
Opelouaas, December 4tl.. 1859. 26
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JOHN <aEHVHN,

BRICKLATER AND PLASTEKER.
nFFERS his services to the pnflic in that ca
~ pacity, for the construction of buildings,
tombs, ovens. ground cisterns. or any other work
in his line. He hopes by his work, his punctu-
alty. and his rroderatc charges. to merit por-
tion Of the pnhlic patronage. His residence IN
at Mr.. Maxwells. Opelousas. Dec ).
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TyOR BALE-A residence, situated in fhe
IL Town of Opelousss, consisting In large
dwelling house and other improvements, to-
sether with three lets. Far particulars. apply
to the Editor Of the OpelOuaas Courier, or to
the undersigned. in Plaqnemine Brulee.
Nov. "a, 1891 J. A. GAUTHIER.
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THE oPEL0UsAs COURIER,

9nblished on Saturday by JOEL H. SANDOZ
coNDITIo
Subscr'p'tow.-Fonr Dollars per year raysbls
in advance. or Five Dollars payable at The end
Of the year
A subscriber wishing todiscontinue must give
a written notice to that effect and settle np oil
arrearagcs; and no subscription will be stopped
until all arrearages paid. Unless at the option
Of the publisher
fdrertising g-F1FTY cents per square for
each insertion. Eight lines or less constitute d
Square.
F. All advertisements sent in for publication will
be inserted in English and French (unless other.
wise ordered,) uniil the editor shall Judge it con-
venieEt tn discontinue
Candidates 10 public favora will nav Fifteen
Dollars each lin advance, II thew w:Ah to he AN
noun~e6
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R A K e r Y !!

gFHHE undersigned has lately established
IL Bakery in the rear of his Grocery. on Main
street. where he viii make Bread. Crackers.
aud Cake of every kind. for weddings. parties.
&C., at short notice aud upon the most liberal
terms Bread will be delivered at the residence
of customers every morning.
Nov. I-2m. ANT. CIlRlSTMAS.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE
A PLANTATION situated on Bayou Mallet,
IN In st. Landry. measuring 346 arpents, part
OF which is we'll timbered, together with the
buildings and improvements, all i'll good order.
This plantation will be sold rs q whole or by
lots. at the option Of purchasers according to
plan deposited ut the Courier ofice, Opelousas.
good bargain. Apply to J.. M: Feray, ON
the premises, or to #. FERAY,
24tf1 perry's Bridge. feRnailion Parish, La.
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i. : Vehster wrote, after CON
- esation, TO the editor of
- - hich referred 60 his. private
49, caAllys his not paying his
- = rid Substantially :-'sIs 10
-. - .AsA mt alHays paid my debts
49,! k8d that T owe money. One
~ ~ I'll is thatI have NOT apresaed
- ss'ss eNsma DO pay. Az an rias-
!. - u NEIL &lsca0eo yeHr father's note
- - shtfsy years ago. for money
- ~ adlucasa hJs boy.'
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FURNITURE STORE.

- THE undersigned has removed
his furniture store to the Vari-
- cites Theatre, where lie has go
established his work shop. Those who
wish to purchase ne,r furniture will there
find good assortment. He will also re-
pair furniture; and hay old furniture or
exchange new, for old.
His prices will he moderate, as hereto
fore, and he hopes to deserve y eontinu-
alton Of the patronage of his friends and
the public. L.. WAITER.
Opelousaa Jaly 81, 1869. stf.
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FOR SALE.

10E Arpents of Land sitpated ON Bayou
100 Teche. one mile from Barry's Landing,
about one-hasf Of which Is we'll open, and the
balance fine timber land. The whole, when
cleared, would 10 AYst rate cane or cotton land.
Terms:- 500; $1,000 cash, and the balance
in one year. For particulars, spply atthe Cour-
ier Office. l.. ID.
Nov. g. 1869. H.~
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Caution to the P salsRic.

Caution TO the p PulsRfc.
TEyHOSE who are trespassing or cutting wood
Il on the land known as the Widow Antoine
Roisdore Tract, situat ted at Anac Bourbeuse, in
the Parish OF st. Landry, are hereby notified to
cease their depre4lations, otherwise they will he
prosecuted with all the rigor Of the law
= Those who own improvements situated on this
land are hereby notified to remove them within
thirty days from the date of the present notice ;
otherwise they will be liable to the forfeitures
indicated by law.
Those who may wish to purchase said land or
part of it will apply to Mr.. N. .. Quatrevaux,
Opekessas, or to the undersigned.
BLANCHIN & GIRAUD. .
New Orleans, December 4th. iS6s-ln.
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE
10I ACRES OF LAND. well wooded, situ
IVA atetl six or seven miles West Of Opeleu-
sas, with some buildings and improvements, are
offered for sale at $40 per acre. Apply to MIR.
M,iienry Husband. New Iberia, or at this Office
Those wh" are cutting wood on the above land
are hereby notified to cease their hcpredatons
otherwise they will he prosecuted to the full ex-
tent of the law NcH HTSRASDS
September 18th, 1869. l5-tf
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SaddlerY and Harness.

CA OCTAVE ROY informs his friends
and the public in general, that he has
opened Saddlery Shop at Washing
ton, near the Market House, where he is now
prepared to execute ANY kind Of work in his
line, in II wOrknanlike manner and at moderate
prices. lie respectfully sol,cts a share of the
public patronage. Nov. 23, lS69-lln.
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70 Cousigners Of Freight.
TVHE undersigned will pay the toll ON the
Il Washington bridge. on all the freight con
signed to them. whether to be shipped or sold
in Washington.
PITRE l. CARRIERE.
Washington, October 10th, 1859. I'm
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A EDROPOSHTHDN
10 owners OF Plantations and Lands

a NY one who will send us full description
IN of the Lands and Plantations which he
wishes to sell, and Five Dollars for each planta-
tlon or tract OF land. can have his property ad-
vertised in the OrELorsAa Courier. in Fr4ncb
and English, provided he pays us One PER CENT
on the amount of the sale WHEN SorD
We will give strangers all the information We
Possess III regard T" advertised lands and plant
atiohS' ana Will rilarge n4fhlng for SERVICES or
ADVERTISING in case no sale is made II ,hs
land ID sold while the advertisement ia in the
paper, the commission will be=claimed. No cnn-
tiitional advertisement taken exceut by spec;al
agreement with the Editor of the CouRIER.
Those Who send us advertisements of this na
ture should state whether they wish to avail
themselves Of the above Offer. for otherwise
they will I've published mt our usual rates
Opelousas, August eth, 1863 eff
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TOWN BTTCHERY.
THE undersigned has the homer to an
l. nounce to bis clients and to the pub
lie in general that he will hereafter retail
beef at the Town Market, at cents per
pound; in quantities of so or 100 pounds
it will be sold for leas. He tlatters him
aelf with being able to please all who
patronize him, as regards the Quality Of
the meat or otherwise.
JAMES G. HAYES.
Opelonsas, December 1st, 1868. 26
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IVY ARPENi< Of land adjoining the above
mentioned tract.
ihese lands Will he sold at . reasonable price,
ana upon conditions favorable to the purchaser.
Apply to j. Is A. PERR0DTN.
August 7th, 1897 Opelous,s In
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i n lkDkRKD. "A military mai,
ssa lnenaenfa, opening hia ey es,
1890 doctors TIT cOnaultatioH OVER
I'D slsentlemen, I surrender
I, N Ire in pIaioons = and
.iaR ts llpls, hreathed bis last.
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PRIVATE BOARDING,
No. $50 Royal Street, New Orleans, La.
MFRS. E.'ACCOlN respectfully announces to
1vA the public of Opelnusas that che has open
ed at the above address q Boarding House where
she will receive boarders by the day. week or
month. The rooms are well ventilated the ac-
commodatinns excellent, and the table is fur
nished with the hest the market affords and at
the most moderate prices. Families will receive
particular care and attention. (2-ly
Evening star., 1869-12-01
The Ninth Ceasas.

With regard 10 this great work, soon to ~
commenced, we proposet to suggest ew wor
Of caution. There \ disposition xith sone ~
enter into too many oenil uhish dn0t ~
encouraged to an exteaf sdaptedl1 confuse t.
census taker, and lead q snreliehe yeturns ID
the great fundamental Co necSaAry = Pc
feet developmento Of the c>nfiition.of the bunsfy
as TO population and prddactionLsI 1t = not ~
i'm, ortant to uhderstA01 Ehethef vAsAt ~
corn are drUedtr, as b Know the quantity
produced. II is not As necessary to understand
how many are Catholics or Methodists, - 10
know how many able-bodied people there are.
The one can be CLEANED accurately from de-
uominstional simAnacs, the other only by actual
enumeration. The Law makers should have q
view to the practical and avoid non-essentials.
Every thing should be omitted from the census
that can be learned otherwise quite as well.
The agency for collecting the facts is all i'm
pOrtant, and il 1t shall appear that the one here
tofore employed has proved insufficient, or too
costly, and that better and cheaper one can be
provided, change should be made, but great
caIe should be manifested to avoid . recourse
that may prove more inefficient and costly.
There viii be but little time to organize the
working material, although new law should be
passed on the first day of the meeting of Con-
gress. And last, but not least, the head of this
iaboriOus ONCE, must be a man of energy and
capacity, one whose character and standing are
such as to enttle the results he shall proclaim to
confidence everywhere. The credit of the
country will be materially concerned in the
various exhibits which shall be made, provided
the representations are made by one who cannot
be accused of ignorance, partiality, or prejudice
The Census Committee, Congress, and the
President, must therefore share respectively the
responsibility Of our having Q census, which
shall be received By the world at large, as
demonstrating our real condition after . great
military and moral revolution and the effects
thereof, or one not entitled 10 confidence and
respect. 1t will be hazardous to experiment t
much In ways or means, - but one effort can
be made, and IL failure attends that, neither
time, money, nor change of head or plan can
repair the evil. We therefore urge caution upon
all concerned. ...- -I -...rs
Evening star., 1869-12-01
AWANTS.

Wasss;gtDs::s s::s 's.skssIIs e fssa .Is:
- y q: ::;s.. ]: ::; Il sSsss::s
Ets5H.Ss5Ts IA n IF: ss"sas '.s'a
sSS sa,: Hsssks Hss
w Must be aeood cool. washer and iroaer.. Apply
~; Sls rennsyivsaia avenue. opposite wIi.sas Tor
PA sss:.ss &c ssasss ma % !S:r SI w aosa &
o. snail private family. Apply at A5e street
ass :: .hS :os sst b
fS%nSee h9teL Peass address Anose 70 BoAf Star
,s ssss Ts' 81 ssas
farni.hed. Please address box star once dei-ss'
dsins s: sosa sn..ss. &c. E ts, sss
Sss sss
49, : . 0ei&
WANTED.-By. a respectable girl who undef
~. Nv .tand: her business a sIrCATIQS as nrst
S.sss oSok IN hotel Sr rseaursnt The best Of
corner q .t street Hep" AT No - oA'0 deia esaae
n MAN wishes aSITUATION As cook, and to as
ssS 70 s
ssss q P,.a.. the sGffn rs:
9Th and 7th sts. - dei-Msf
WANfED.E Everybody to know that sTEwART,
wooS 81 En- oMsa, sna ish nr sfs selling coal and
WANNRT.p1.1A 3 sGSdh ,;h COOK SAsnLR and IRON
None but a good need apply. nosOst
WANTED-fgRNIsHED ROOM and BOARD
changed; Addrrss, stating terms and location, al
4. CO. Star once. ' :" 20 no30 ft'
WANTED-A smart tidy GIRL, about a years
self generally useful about the house OF small fam
HI INQUIRE qs st & NS S4S Mass avenue bet i2sh and
w suitable for housekeep ping. Address, stating
terms, J. NJ, 80, Star Once. no 2sIMs
WANTEB-A WHITE WOMAN to cook, wash
40 H Md beassn ieSn for s%d snd Of four 4s
kWANTED--A SITUATION. by a young woman,
,@ss. s.s sss% Gail isi d street. between .ss
WANTED-GENTBEME TO CALL AT AIT
" lgh strsst, yherr they can get their cietldne
e
clothing bought and sold B. MXGRUDER, proprf
etor. -. .-.r.l- -t. .1..- eds nj no29 inn
Families breaking up housekeeping
esn dispose e. x without, .s h
trouble or expense Of an auction, By addressing H
LEVY, ass Penn q Avenue, southeast corner 10th
street. g. u :. :. ID afrcho slm
WANTED-Ladiest to know that the AGENCY
w OF WILCOX GIBBS SEWING ma
SKIRT AND CORSET FACTORY, s13 IN street,
between ID and Il. i.a... r.. FI , nol5.tf
WANTEH-To rent or buy, or rent with privilege
w Of purchasing, from ONE TO TEN ACRES or
LAND imwoved, near W ashinGtOp. Address ,ststins
location and price, A. ,, C., Star Once. oca
sSfEE PAFs rESlEk SSHbsH HGSkEes HHRfGGSS Ees
sEeoNp: HAND CLOTHING, gNIKR -tEoSTHI
ING, BOOTS, SHOES, &C., 45s sth street, BET
tween and L streets, third door from, Young Mems
Christian Association Building. ~. B.-AHy Note
y AaI PsoS'ytly Aaesded TO- Id4iBs EySlyc
Evening star., 1869-12-01

EOR RENT.fhe second and third STORIES Of
Uiarke Building, Seach in one large room,) on
fenna ave between u and 9Th streets, viii be for
rent Aug; lsf. tpquire Of Or. DANT B. CLAREI,
Evening star., 1869-12-01

There is trouble in the ranks of thH Democ-
raey OF Indiana-the Hendricks and Pendletop
vinss OF the party being in open rupture. At
the county convention held In Indiana last Sat
uioay, 70 appoint delegates to the coming State
convention, the trst named proved too strong
ior the latter, who now charge corruption. fraud.
etc., and 1t looks as though there might be a
serious split The Democratic National Con
yention Of 1872 is what's the matter
Evening star., 1869-12-01

Commenting on the Binckiey-Rollins libel
suit, and the arrest Of the latter, as he was pass
ing through Baltimore, the Springfield Republi-
ess pointedly says:
y sBalumore is fast b>eoming As dangerous a
pssee % Washington officials as II was TO Massa
speaking, II seems to be great place for the on
eratsons OF rascals of all kinds. Can't there he
railroad built from Washington to connect
the coid?D O1s iA'
Echo says "Can't there?v What does Con.
QreSs saw.
Evening star., 1869-12-01

SALB or THE GOvKENMKSr woRKs ar u.,
PEE's FEERY--The Government works at Har-
Per's Ferry, West Virginia, were sold Yesterday
at auction For the musket factory ION the Po-
tomac) $4,000 was received, and for the rifle
factory ION the Shenandoah) $4,000 The sale
includes the buildings. grounds, and the mag
mneent water power attached to them The
purchasers win use the buildings for manufac-
tories.
Evening star., 1869-12-01
or THE
NORTH ARLINGTON ESTATE
EE-r ron SALE, 4-af

yAv yIslg C0UNTXY SE1IS, HD'H-'-' ' ~
comprising ne A.est yisss sf The Capitai City s.A
tSs InsI, The best srspe land yet found q
peaches, pser, and the small fruits. Az healthy e
Hny part Of the United ssasss Especially noted fog
s.,ss Isssssd ss W ,ssss sIe
:. SeSfsescv1n 1 Ins new veorletSSn and fsirfss
OF from one TO twenty acres, long time desired
on os aSsieTrsd Si. Rsynens The gptor esp Be ssss
3 fSlIo~' :" R.oA- fAIrLIPS. Gsorsetoxn, D.
Evening star., 1869-12-01
. G. AN & BROT Their,
SoEfhrea corner NinfA and r. sf,,,,s.

II II r. II
SoWfhrest corner Ninfh and T. stree,s.
Are now receiving, per steamer from New York .
New Raisins, Figs, Currsnts. Prunes French Pears.
italian Prunells, Orange Peel, Citrun Lemon P.al.
barsa Almonds Peaesn & NS, rsr crssm N s9
y9ily, filberts, Sweet Chocolate, Peauut-. Canton
Ginger, Honey French Candies English wsinuts,
COcosnut Candy.
CANNED GOODS.
Peaches. Huckfeberries, Blackberriss. Quincrs
Greer Pes.. string Besns. Green Corn. Tomatoes'
Lobsters, Salmon, Cove Oysters.
IMPORTED LUxURIEs.
Fine Italian Oil, Macaroni. NermaciIla. ADchoy.
Pickles, .how Chow Mustard, Mushrooms, Walnut
shre pni,9 bSss SsR Ma Pern "Oreheer
CALIFORNIA WINES AND BRANDY
A fun supply d Port, Sherry, Muscatel. Angelica,
Clarei, Hook, and Grape Brandy. &C. no 2s6t
CHoICk GRoCERIEs AT REDUCED RATES
; MsIch, ts,t FAMILY FLOUR at ssn per sack.
sarrs Er,ra fLSuf' S superior quality at per bb
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New RAfslNs, CURRANTs. CfTRoN. end .
well selected stock OF hrst class Groceries the ve
charge. p. q. H0wSER a Co.
80 Nj; Vernon Place.
PLANO COVERS
50 EMBROIDERED PIANO COVERS. Of IN.
IN al co9rs our own importation, havs
no 5-lw VIC METZEROTT a co
Evening star., 1869-12-01
w N. BRADLEY & SONS.
STEAM MARBLE WORKS.

PENNsYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between 18th and 1sth sts., west Washington ID. c.
MANUFACTURERS OF MONUMENTS, MAN.
TIES, &c
IMPORTERS OF MONUMENTAL FIG URE
AND GARDEN STATUARY -
Marble for BUILDING PURPOSES, at the Low
est Rates. de -3m