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CALIFORNIA ITEMS.
Ex.Secretary Seward-The Humboldt Cen.
tenniaI-Earthgpake

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept ID. Ex-Secretsry
Seward has returned from Alaska, in in-
proved health aud excellent spirits
The Germans yesterday commenced cele-
'atpg the centennial anniversary Of AlexaI.
der Won Humboldt. The festivities will last
three days.
There was heavy shock of earthquake at
San Luis Abespo yesterday, and q light shock
at Sacramento to-day.
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THE ESABINB-Captain ]. ]. Walker, of the
r isate Sabine, wrises from Cherbourg. uRde
date of August %, and says that he intended to
leave that place for Lisbon on that date.
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RIEROHANTs LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON ANDN NEW YORK.

Hereafter the Fine Steamships n. o. KNIGHT,
JOHN GIBSON, and Valley OITY, <e0ns
OF the AkROHARTs LINE, will make 1fE&R
regular semi weekly trips beween NEW
1Ohk. ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON, and
GEOkGETOWH. ss follews: Leave NEW YORK,
and SATUR DAY az = m Leave GEORQEr0WN
every MONDAY and THURSDAY 1t IL N.
For further inform alton apply TO JOS l.. GAIT.
Agent. efhce and wharf foot Of High St, George
town, or at the corner nth street and Ne. ork
svenue. J. W. THOMPSON,
2l-u President,
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Baltimore Stock Market To-day.
BALTIMORE, Sept. H-NIrginia skies, old.
10 bid, i6k asksd. North Carolinas, new, a.
bid
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THE DE NvER PACIFIC RAILROAD

OMAHA, Sept. H.-Track.laying has been
comm" iced on the Denver Pacific Railroad
The work is expected to progress two miles
per day.
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THE WILL OF MnLIoNAIRE.-Onw wednes.
day last the will Of the late Henry Keep, the
railroad millionaire, was admitted 70 probate
in New York. The family and immediats re-
t'mated, was worth 81 100000 at the time OF his
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Wall street To-Day.

NBw Y YoRK, Sept. IA Stocks steady aud irm
Money at per cent Exchange, long. -
short, ~. Gold, 3s Is. 6.20s, 1862, coupon, i2O
lO-4O's, coupon, l06. Virginia 6's, ex-coupon,
90 new, 5cH. North Carolina 6's, old, 81; ne W
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RKsIGNRD.-Mr John w. Rawlins, clerk in
the Office Of the Secretary of the Treasury. has
resigned to accept the appointment of the u.
:. Inspector and Measurer at Charleston, 5. @.
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PRESIDENT GRANT and wife left New York
yesterday morning for Warrington. Penusyl-
vsuis, where they will te the guests OF Senator
Cameron. They will return to the Executive
Mansion about the 18th or Goth.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Paymaster Robert Petit
has been ordered to duty as purchasing pay
master at the Philadelphia navy yard, in place
of Paymaster II. M. Heiskell, detached. Paw.
master Charts Murray has been ordered to
special duty at New York, to relieve Paymas-
ter ]. e. Eldridge. Paymastsr y: J. Ensry
visions and Clothing at the New York navy
yard from the lst Of October next, in place of
Paymaster j. H. Watmough, detached; Com.
mlnder VIM. +. Spicer has been detached from
duty as Inspector OF Supplies at the Boston
navy yard, and ordered to continue on duty as
Equipment Officer at that yard. Lieutenant
Com mander Arthur X. Yates has been ordered
ID duty as inspector OF all materials and sup
plies at the Boston navy yard on the 29d inst
surgeon John Messersmith has been ordered TO
duty as president, and Surgeons Edward Ship
pen and +. X. Denby have been ordered to
duty as members, OF board for the examina.
ton Of candidates for admissian - the Naval
Academy.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTIRNAL RBvKNUI.-The receipts from
this source to-day were S252,l23.
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y The Norfolk Herald says the oyster sea.
SON promises to be very productive.
- Another new medical treatment develops
in the effort Of Mrs Barlow, of Hudson. 70 .srs.
cover" a child from the SHAKERS.
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METHODIST CHURCH LAY DKLEGATION.-
The vote on the question OF lay delegation in
the Methodist Church is as follows
Whole number of members. ..........l,2 200, 900
Deduct fer minors one-fourth''''. '''' 300UiW
Voting members ship.................... 9OO,UO0
Whole number OF votes (one-fourth of
the whole) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 225,OOO
For lay delegation. Observation-Disclosures. I50,0D
Against lay delegation. on.................. 1850
Non-votIng members. ......... 675,0Oo
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SECRETARY BOUTWELL, will probably return
here tomorrow or next day. Ii is expected
that very soon after his arrival AssI,taut Sec.
retary Richardson Will finally decide whether
he will retain his present position under the
Federal Government, or resign his Judgesnip
in Massachusetts. Judge Richardson prefers
his position on the bench TO that of Assistant
Secretary, but as Mr.. Boutwell, is very anxious
for him to remain here he may do so in defer.
ence to the wishes of the s cretary.
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Government Securities.

WASHINGTON, Sept IL, lS69.-Jay CoSks Il
Co furnish the following quotations OF Gov.
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GENERAL PETER J. SULLIVAN, late United
States Minister to Colombia, arrived here on
Saturday and Yesterday had an interview
With Secretary Fish relative to the Darien ship
anal I.PafY.
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PENSIONS TO HEIRS OF INDIAN SoLpIRRs
Acting Secretary Otto, in a case where the
heirs OF Indian soldiers were concerned. de.
eidsd that the dependent orphan brothers and
sisters OF the half blood are equally entitled
with those OF the whole blood to the pension
granted on account Of the services and death q,
an officer or soldier
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BArCHELOR,S HAIR Bve,

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world !;
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless relisble, ,
instantsneo ne disap sentiment; no ridiculous
tnts; remedies the III effects Of bed Byes; invig
CRATES and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful
BLACK OR BROWN. Sold by all Drusgists and Per,
fnmers; and properly apple d st Bachelors Wig
Factory, No. Is Bond street, NY. ses- -eoly
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SOLDIERS HoME.-CoIonel Arthur #. Lac
U. s. Army, (retired) has been appointed bv
the Secretary OF War governor of the Soldiers,
Home on the recommendation OF the Board a,
Commissioners, and Colonel H. w. Fr-e edIev.
U. 5. Army, tretired,) has been appointed
deputy governor.
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ONE HUNDRED AND FoRTY-sRvEN THOU
SAND Doll AIRS in fractional currency WIS re-
ceiv~d this morning at tie Treasury DepsIt'
ment, rom the Bank Note Printing Companies
ia New York.
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New York Fl,

New York Flour and Grain Market To. day
NEWfoRK, Sept. 1i.-Flour dull ana in buy-
ers favor Wheat lag cents lower. Corn one
cent lower.
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SECRkTARV Cox, Of the Interior Ds,,-,
ment. re,urnHd TO the city last night from No :,
Jersey Heights, near Newark, where his fam
ly still remaIn. The Secretary left his s,n
whose health is very precsrious, quite com,
fottsble, though still in some danger.
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PIC-NICS. EXCURSIONS. &c.

GEAND FESTIVAL AND fOUrNAMFNr
THURSDAY and TRi1Ay, ns.h .ad 18th =
lDs s;snt at torrestsile, Md. An mr. ibus y
VIII 'esNe Islstgs b Store, corner Sth ssrect
east aud u street sou.h, a. o'clsck a m All
O'Clock 10. "a IL Or
TIE ClNTRAL OOMMTTTE6 or IHr
Il NORTH Am EkJCAN CRU ETH BUND -
invite the "Gruetii verefp, )" Of Washing.
top, d: e., also all Swiss COUNT, men and Y
their frfeI ds, TO o PIC MIC at LoefIier, p
Ws,hiDgton Oity Garden. on THURSDAY, esot.
is, Is .. The TyIolesn Singers will eniiyen tba
occssion, Good dancing music sinei os. &C. vir1
be o., provided tor. Admission SO cents, Tor gen.
N. B.-Goed order IS guaranteed, sels,.
FOB MOUNT VERNOH.
The steamer ARROW, Captain Thomas Stack
pele, Leaves her wharf, foot Of 7th
tSs., DAf .? nSgsf tSsggisfR' vsssSs vSsPSssS
toHehinf ioa st ALEX. AlsSsnSris, Eps Ioote and Wash,
lone, Va returning to the city st D. N.
Fare to Mount Vernon and return. 81 So
JAMES SYKES, 9eu1 Supt
auN-u Once: Willards Hotel.
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AMOUNT OF NEW FRACTIONAL CURRENCY
ISSUED TO DATE.-Mr. McCartee, Superin.
tendent Of the Currency Bureau, has delivered
TO the United States Treasurer, of the new
fractional currency, completed aud ready for
issue, the following amounts to date:-Ten
cent notes, 226 900; fifteen cent notes. 1886, 500
twenty-five cents notes, s3O75OO; fifty cent
notes, 622, ,5O7 so. Total, - 2,69I, ,5O7 so.
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THE DUTY ON NALT.-Acting Secretary
Richardson has addressed a letter to A. d.
Shaw, United States Consul at Toronto, Can.
ada, relative to the subject OF the dutiable
value OF malt imported into the United States
from the Dominion of Cauada, saying:
"1he law declares that the dutie3 on i'm =
por.s shall te levied on the actual market
value or whole. ale price thereof at the period
of exportat,on % the United States in the prin.
cipaI markers Of the country from whence
exported, and the Department holds that this
vslue refers TO the value of the merchandise
in open market, unInfiuenced by any peculiar
condition growing out Of special regulations
in q foreign country
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PERRY DAVIS, PAIN KILLER.

PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER.
We are not In the habit OF "puflng" patent med.
fcfres but We chez rfuy add our testimony to that
OF many others In favor of this medicine The
PAIN KILLER 10 invaluable for the diseases
for which 1t 10 Recommend ded. Try Q bottle of
IL and see II We do not state correctly.-Roman
Citizen. An q Inn
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STEAMBOAT LINES,

L'OB LIVERPOOL AND QOEENSTOwH.
Inman Line Of Mail Steamers, sailing from Ne v
York E0gRY sA1URDAY and AL 1c<csee
TERtATE 1tEsDAYe. 4fEN
Tickets sold 90 and rom England, sazz=h
Ireland. aud the Continent
For ful Information apply to JOHN G.. DALE,
Agent, Is Brosdvsy, New York, or
MIDDLETON CO,
BANKERS,
au14 u WAshin ztou.
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RAILROADS.
BALfIMORI AND OHIO RAILROAD.
9 Y

BALfIMoRl AND OHIO RAILROAD.
III : 9 z
nesH Or .ss sstS.s 4sp gAIy
are now run ~ follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMORE.
and S fass ' ssS ssSnr go 80 .sS .na sss
- FOB ALL WAY srAEIons,
and , SO and .20P III. 'A' ''' - IL
~ 19R AsEAPoLIs,
or from Annspolis on Sunday.
roR e BsEEIa6h.. sGERAai
Leave ct a. NJ, and 12:43, 2;9o, $40, and
Leave ss . A. N. and $50 and 5:45 r. II.
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
A. n, a.5o, and 1.fs and 8 NJ e'1.
On On sunday :. so. I:is sSd :. NJ only; COR
,ectins st Relay station With trains from Bain.
more 70 Wheeling, ParkersotrR, &c.
Throagh tickets 20 the West be had st the
Washington Station Ticket once at all hours Of
ss saI A'0 the
tickets ~ the avenue oncs can there arrange %
sfsn % ana 1u IN the beg
E:m T9rs n RFSilsSslshi., and Boston, -
wILs9s dGs , master q IT., Ir.p:,or::tioa portal
n.
noS GE0. 3. KOONTz. General Agent.
THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
= fHihAP16salA' HIM TosA. AND ~ ii
WAsHIysToN, 1853.
Trains between WASHINGTON AID NIW
YOBk are nov run as follows, viz:
FOB NEW YORK, vitsOxs cAnsss Of ea,s.
leave daily except Sunday % "A. NJ, and
I2.45 and p. n.
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except sunday at A. n. and
l2.4S and $40 p. n.
ON SUNDAY.
leave for New York at $40 p. N, and Phila-
delphfa At $40 p. ID.
sleeping cars fer New York on p. II. train
only.
Through tickets to Philadelphis, New York , or
Boston can be bad % the Station 0ce at all no urs
tbs day. Also, st the Oompany's Once, No
x06 Pennsylvania avenue: Passengers parcnasins
tickets 81 the Avenue once can there arrange 20
have their basEAB called for and checked at their
residence, taken he depot, and put In the beg.
See baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An
napois and the West.
j. l.. WILSON, Master cf TRANSFORMATION
In. COLE, General Ticket AseRt.
soS GEO. 3. KO0NTZ, Agent. WAshinGton.
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NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON

REG ULAR LINE.
The sate and con modious Steamer W. ". COLT,
Caps-.ak a. KYTHfR, will leave
her dock, foot Of Hiea street EA%N
SeSrget3wn. every MONDAY And0s
Idt ncUh1 81 y clock q m, and Galts wharf,
ioot OF IN streef, ct q O'Clock n m stopping ct
Alefandrls, GIymont, Smith g Point Piney Point
fo,nt LOOKOUT FORTRESS Monroe, Old Point Com
Tort and Norfolk, Va.
This boat meets st ort Monroe with the
b0et for OObb's Island.
Returnins: win leave NORFOLK on TUESDAY
and fBlfA1 st O'Clock IN.
$500 sss1Iiases 90 Excursion Ticket to and from
Mesls-Breskfast and Supper, SO cents each;
Dinner. 81. State room, 81.
Fretghts ts&en st the lowest rates. For parttc-
uiars Inquire OF GEO HATTIHGLY. Ticket
Agent y and p. Railroad, No. $50 Pennsyl-
For tickets apply to l.. SAVAGE. Hardware
Store, PeHusylva avenue and 10Th street, or
JOS. l.. SAVAGE, Proprietor.
KRCUsE, Aren't. U9H
NEW BXPKE LINE,
IN VIA CANAL.
BETwEEN PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA
VA, WASHINGTON, AHD
GEORGET0WN, DC.
Eeg1lar sailing day from Il North AGDk
Nnarves, Philadelphia, SATURDAY,
From % Water street, Georgetown. wBDHIs
Freight received st any time r
% ~''sT rtSSSgfJSs SfST5eiswRi dS p; c.
Alexandria Va.
WIN. CLYDE co..
fekn 14Horth W harves FaiialsISh',
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POSTAL APPoIN rMeE rs.-Postmaster Gen.
eral Cressweli hes appointed Robert M. Doug
las, Of Washington, ID. c., special agent at
large; Frederick F. Philips, ne W service route
agent between Chattanooga, Tenn, and Leba-
non, Ala; E. H. Marsh, postal clerk b,tween
Cnicago and Quincy, Ill; ID. q. Haight anc
John II. NJ shon between Chicago and Centra-
liza, Ill; j. 5. Smith and J. j. Palmer between
Chicago and Dunleith, H.; ID. r. b, Harlan
railway post Office clerk between Quincy, Ill,
and st. Joseph, Mo Cyrus Gallup postal
clerk between Fresport and Bloomington, Ill :;
Edward Rogers between Chicago and Quincy,
ILL.,; VIM. Harvey route agent between Mobile,
Ala, and West Point, Miss X q. Trip, pro-
NOTED from resistant clerk to clerk on the cars
between New York and Albany: Tuthill Coo.
ley postal clerk on cars between New York
and Albany; Joseph Barton railway post Office
clerk on the cars between Chicago, ILL.,, and
.. Louis, Mo.
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THE LATE SToRM.-Letters have been re-
ceived at the Lighthouse Board from Govern.
ment officisls all alorg the Atlantic coast.
giving accounts OF the great damage done by
the recent storms, especially TO the shipping
The losses will be very great. The storms were
more severe than has taken place for a number
OF years. So far as heard from, none OF the
lighthouses were in any way iniared.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATRE.
THIRD MIGHT
CT the Great Characteristic Actor.
TIE LEIFIN0WELL,
when he will appear ss
THE GUSHING CLOBINDA,
ROMEO JAFFfER JENKINS,
MATlNtE SATURDAY, at 2 O'Clock.
In rete arsal, toe original COMEDY, by h. T,
Craven, Of BILLIARDS.
Price usual. IL
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THE ACTIVITY IN The NAVY YARDS
PROMINENT ofiicials Of the navy explain the re-
ported activity in several Of the eastern navy
yards by saying, that towards the last OF Mr..
Johnson's administration many needed repairs
ofthe principal vessels were neglected, and al
present the department is using the limited
means at its disposal to put the few ships for
the various squadrons in irst-rate order,
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ECONOMY IN THE PosT OFFICE DEPART.
MKNT.-It will be remembered that at the last
session Of the Fortieth Congress, Postmaster
General Randall reported an eztimated def.
cheney in the appropriations for the Post Office
Department for the fiscal year ending June 80,
1869, Of S3,7OO,OOO. The accounts for the year
have been closed, and Postmaster General
Creswell exhibits an unexpended balance OF
this appropriation of 81, 100000.
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S'..'ss'ssssss.ssss.-.-.h ~
NEW E-RIRRr nnARl
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LoylHIxss
cRusHlD, POWDERED,
ANp 6kANULATED SUGARS. II Cts;
eoffwHiTE SUGARS, 10 Cts;
LONDON ALE, STOUT, AND POTTER, S2,Ts
fkk DOZEN;
BEsT BkANps CALIFORNIA WINES ONLY
81 rkk BOTTLE;
GOOD COOKING BRANDY ONt.y ~ pvp
GALLON,
At Q. wITMER,s.
1ls PennsyivAnia syexna.
ARIA Between 18th and 18th streets.
UMBERI LUMBEKli LUnBlR nm
large stock and complete assortnenf Of Bnun.
Ing Lumber, Henlock Fsncing. Cyprus Shin siss
White Pine and spruce Pickets, OedAr Pssts, Sc
ALSO, prp
CT AL kinds on hand and for sale q ioveet markst
rstesby WILLET q BDDGRAvE,
Cerner New York avenus and 6th street,
ore sQuAre from Northern
aplSt Liberty morket
All nnn TO LOAN ON DEFERRED
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Vonte par lie Collector.

Fiat DE LA LOUISIANA, PARo1ssE ST.. Landry
Bureau d. Col. d>5 Taxes TEtat, 2 oct. ca.
Etat de Ia Louisiana VS.. Une portion d.
terre assessee au nom de Thomas Carr.
LIN VERTU des pouvoirs don't je suis We
- tn par l'acte de Ia legislature de Get
Etat, approuve 9 mars 1859, je procederai,
a mon bureau, en- Ia vile des Opelousas, 4
la maison de cour de cette dite p~aroisse, lie
SAMEDI, 6 Novembrc 1869, q midi, ct
continuant de jour en- Jour, sill est neces-
salrc, a vendre a lencan public, Ia propri-
etc cl-dessons decrite. a SAVIOR:
UNE PORTION DE TERRE situee sur
lie Bayou Mallet, bornee nord par King &
Hawkins, sud par Valmont ct S. NJ. Young,
par King & Hawkins, ct Quest par j. NJ.
Miller, contcnant 80 acres.
La dite propri6te ayant ett saiSle par moi
pour satis:airc une dette due a lEtat dc la
Louisiana, pour taxes non pay6es ct dues
1epnls 1884, Sc montant q $40 81.
Condltions-Comptant.
j. j. BUTLER, Collector,
Pour Ia Pacoisse St. Landry.
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VentG PubliQue.

Succession de Osc1s PrudHomme.
I'm vERTU dun ordre de la Cour DIES
~ Prcuvcs de la Paroisse st Landry. il sera
vcndu a lencan public. All plus otfrant ct der
nirr encherisseur, a la deIniere residence du
defunt, au Bayou Mallet en- cette dite parois-
Sc, le
Mercredi, Novembre 1869,
les propriGtes ci-dessous dtcrites. dependant
de la succession d'Oscar Prudhomme, decedc
reinforcement de cette dite p~aroisse, a savoir-
1.-Un Morceau de Terre,
bois6e ct dc prairie, situe sur lie Bayou Ma|let
en- cette dite paroisse, contenant 200 arprnts
de superfcie, ensemble avec tout"s les BATS
SEES ct authorizations dessus, consistant en- une
maisOn de residence. cuisine ct magasin a
mals, ct dun lot de barrieres-borne au nord
par lie Bayou Mallet, au sud par dies terres du
chemin de fer, a Fest par DIES terres dc n Jen-
kins, ct a loucst par DIES tcrres de la Eeuve
Wm Prud'hommc
2-Euvlron IS tttes d. bGtos 4 corncs IA
rouches courant en- prairie Hayes, 4 vaches a
lait avec leurs vaux, 2 vaches 4 lait sans vaux
6 iunlents farouchcs, 6 chevaux, ! lot de CO.
chons, l buggy ct harnais, meubles dc mai
son, ct beaucoup d'autres chooses
Couditions-pour les meublcs, compliant
Pour la terrc, une quatrieme compliant, ct la
balance a I'm credit dun ct deux ans du Jour
de la ventr; lacquereur fuuruissant stcur!tc,
avec hypotheque ct privilege de v%cndeur, avec
intGrct a 8 pour cent par an de lechcance,
jUsqu'a plcin ct enter Placement
LOUISA PRUDHOMME., Tutrice
3 oct 1869
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Nente par lie Sherlf.
La Banque des Cltoyens dc Ia Lou1s
as. Richard Mccall.

La Bdnque deS Ctfoyens dc l. LoaaStdAe
as. Richard Nc Gail.
~ UATRIEME COUR DE DISTRICT de
" lEtat de Ia Louisiana, Paroisse d'As-
ceasion, No. 17l3-En vertu dun writ de 6e-
rifacias emanant de Honorable Quatrieme
Cour de District, dams ct pour la Paroisse
d'Ascensio1, dams ~l'affaire ci dessus %intitule,
ct a moi adresse, jotfIi!ai en- ventc publlque,
au plus offrant ct dernier encherisseur, devant
Ia porte de la Maison de Cour de cette parois-
Sc, dams la vile des Opelousas. lie SAMEDL
November. 1869, commencant a IL heures
du matin, ct continusnt de jour en- jour, sill
est nGcessai.c. les proprietes ci-dessous de-
critics, saisies pour satlstaire ledlt writ. a sa-
voir-
UNE CERTAINE HABITATION ST.
criere, dams la Paroisse St landry, sur la rive
est du Bayou Croquant GU Teche, bornee Ell
haut par des terres appartenant a Mudd, ct
en- bias par DIES terres appartenant a Terrell,
ayaut une face de dix-huit arpeuts sur ledit
bayou, svec une profondeur de q~uarantc ar
ptnts, plus on moins, ct contenant sept cent
dix-huit arpents de superficie, ensemble avec
toutes les batisses ct authorizations qui y sont
situees, chevaux, mu!ets, betes a cornes, H.
struments ~aratoire, etc, qui en- dependent, ct
2eO actions hypothecaires dams la Banque DIES
Citoyens de la Louisiana. ct y appartenant
Condltions-L'acquereur devra f~urnir son
billet en- favour De la Banque, pour la somme
de trols mile neuf cent trente deux piastres,
echeant lie Ter jour d'avril 1870, ct sujet a
6tre %renouTelle scion la charte de la Banque
des Citoyens de- Ia Louisiana, ct ledlt billet
sin~i fourni sera identitie avec lactc dypothe-
que ct de- nantissement, passe par Mr. ct Mad
anne Z II Angamar en- favour de la Banque
des Cltoyens de la Louisiana, lie 10 mars 1859
pardevant A Boudousquie, notaire publique
en- la Nouvelle- Orleans, ainsi que la vente du
sheriff en- cette affaire
J NJ THOMPSON, Sheriff