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ohsnrs NJ. nrono.s. can attribute ia
80 ~. ~.
huure 70 sdopt ~ up IN" t'"o ony 70
the chronic indlsposltlon 70 any change
vhatsyer which ID Inherent In oil Legislative
49,. 4. M .ouptri.s. III ~
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.,. ru.,- s-
49,. wv"
Under the above head contemporary pub
fishes long article In defence of MEG arm
So. o,.tr, IN ,ho fo,. ,..O,,,o. =, - a.,
~-,,s.saI. uS,.s =. - .,,AsS,,. .
California, when nell attempting TO wrest
"ou no"e'' 'e'''ers "ho a'e III possession'
anu VINO are engaged III inc Peace'u' pur-
suns VI MS ine JANUS IN queS''on are III
Fresno county, ana the settlers .nereon nave
areauy maae improvements 'aiueu " more
'nan soVo'oW' Inese lanus were taken
possession VI IN 1000 anu 'ne se''ierS nave
ne'u ac'uai anu uuuH'uroeu poSsessiou from
tnat year until TINS time, rs every otner
miner oil the racine coast occupies the pubhe
lands, holding subject 10 the United States
and ready to perfect their title by eompli-
anoe with the conditions as their Govern
ment has imposed on miners occupying the
public lands. The equity thus acquired has
always been recognized and conceded BY the
United States; and, as against all the world
but their own Government their title, by the
fact Of possession and Improvement, Is I'M
questionable.
A corporation called the Panocho Grande
Mining Company, nominally led by William
McC,arrahan AJAX Congresa to give them n
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susr WEEK. L
A busier week In and around 'ns nAns VI
Congress than the present, nave n.,o' W.
messed. This owing 'o'ns nsiu' 49,
accumulation OF legislative os'ino- anu VIC
inefiicienoy OF the presen' ru'o' VI P
. ings In the matter OF hs P'oPer a~Poson'
Senators and members are working IKE oeaY- |
ersj attending even more faithfully 70 the dis
charge OF their dulles than In former years.
Yet, owing 70 the confusion growing OUT OF
their Gsh rules, they VIII DO able 10 dispose
properly OF comparatively very few bills and
resolutions ere the session ends on eu"u"y
morning next.
ACCUMULATED BUSINESS.
There are, perhaps, my matters OF i'm
portance, demanding urgent attention Just |
now, where there was one thirty years ago. |
Then such business was len altogether TO
members and Senators, now they are urged
npon them by troops OF advocases-"rings,"
as they are termed.
now TO opsrnucr BUSINESS.
Nine tenths Of the members of these rings
know nothing whatever Of the methods and
modes by which the proper and prompt con-
alteration Of the measures in which they are
interested can be aided. Their interference
really serves to embarrass those they bcsiegc,
and to block the wheels OF legislation. The
result will Be that Congress in the course Of
this week, though working harder, will &C.
complIsh less than was usually contaminated
ar,,,, tho ,as, west of a sea.,on from
800 40. 10 ,h,-,v v,ora .,o Tb.so a..
n,.In t,o,. ,.coon,l,I and ,pnrcc,a,sd nv
All who IIts vour corrc.nondcnt. bav, had
NAN, vaors .,n.,,once vim an. a.,.u. of
ConSrsss,onsI iso,s,a,Ion, n lint a. a memser
| AZ M. ,bi,d e.t.t.-th, press.
,rxo Ic-uI,y.
have peyor before seen the "rlnRso as
active M iust now, Every ainistcr scheme
before either House Is being urged by eager
men who rofuse TO take nay for an answer
to their plcas for precedence for their several
measures. Nine teuths Of them claim to
have particular Senators and Representatives
under obligations TO them for political ser
vices rendered, or other considerations OF
even more Questionable propriety.
usoIIcuIAr,oss.
put ninetv-nine In n hundred of than .rc
doomed to disappoiutmeut. iusomuch A their
IaIroaod, man in thu bodIes ara u,t.rIv nov.
sr,s.s n ..rvc them. n thew von,d. which in
mos, casss ia e.c.sdIns,v ous.,,o,.b,o
Most of the drpmmer. for sncciaI lsg,.ia.,or
,.o.,v. ,h.r,.o,v.. am. vinsiv IN ,hs,r a..
go ,,..-...,,o.. h,.,...o - ,,.i, I,a,-Ia
- = c.... na.,,,.s. a.. -.
uA' 49, n' I,,,,. ~ -. - -
p'e' -. - 80, -. - ,.eS
'o' 'uen ".n ny lo' Nv 'se"
"nn'e'ei u ss'oups w. ms nus
oeon io~'o o VI
the legislator curing AL Oh 'ne tof'y years
Nc na' oVeu uuse, Ny e'O. Te' ''~
'HA,ae'e,''As y. '"e -. -
Inn '"A'" VI
owShRs'
hope to live to see the day when the legis-
lator, now the veriest slave imaginable, viii
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k<Nfs NkHUPTCH-Thel last amend.
~ ment Of the Bankrupt Law provides that
In all proceedings commenced after the aTIt day Of
33sSSGary lSSo no diSsSsrge shSi BE- granted ~ to
sentum oi the claims proved SEAinGl his eStite,
HPqn which he shall be liable as Prtnctpa! debtor.
bsnent Of the law all poor Debtors for Il further
provides that certain petitioners. and all who com
charges, though they may have no assets, Not
githstandinE the provision, In view Of Its limita-
sl applying for the benefit Of the law in all parts
Of the country.
Persons In this District who still wish TO avail
themselves OF its benefit, and who have no assets,
shopld eramins carefully whether they are II:
sSTbsr Eil giys Information on sHis sqsssI e. all
Attorney At Law and Solicitor In Bank Tuptcy 4,
City Hall febo
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PHILADELPHIA paper says that Mrs.
Twltchel was seen In that city On Saturday
afternoon.
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1f-WAaONs, CARTS AND DRAYs,

REsIsrER's 0PYtos, April 8, 1871,
Notice 10 hereby aiyea that Licenses issued e
expire on Monday, April D, lcoo, aud that said
Licenses must be renewed In compl lance with Law
r. A. BOSWELL.
apps lot Register.
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Dr. GREEN a WILLIAMS
DY GREEN a. WILLIAMS,
ID Auetioneers and Real kstAte BIok
No bl6 Aoutheast coTnAF az sayanth nd d Al

pY GREEN a. WILLIAMS,
ID Auetioneers and Real kstAte Brokers,
No. go southeast corner Of Seventh aud streets
SPECIAL SALE OF PIEE FRENCH PLATE,
HsIRSfR6SBRs; xRRA APP Ssi BhxIK %kES9T'
MASK AND LACE QgRLAGss, BRUssRLs
AsR iNSRsAiiSS GAESPpRSTss rs MdhrRgnhsEidTofR
HALL skis, OAK BYTENsl6 N:: TABLES, OAK
nshAiRstSILaEsIroP sIpkBoARDs. &C &C. AT
On Thursday, thu sIh ius'apt. at 10 o'clock, a.
m. We shall sell at our auction rooms hne as
soTtment Of Household turnitqre. belonging TO
private families removing from the city, via:
Handsome Reps and Hair cloth ParloI Suites.
thAndsome Black WALNUT Chamber Suites,
Handsome DAmAsk and Lace Curtains with Q IT.
nice.
d ,ndsome Brussels, 3-ply Ingram and other
Carpets.
Marble. top Centre tables.
OAK Hall Sets, M4Ibls.top sideboAdd.
Oak Extension tables aud Dining Chairs.
SroekeIy, Glassware. Stoves. &c.
Terms cash, -
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auotloneers.
Ap7-N tstar II.
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NOTICE.

TRRAsURI DKrARTABHr.l
0TgIcI OF COMPTROLLER or the CuRRlEor, I
WAsHINurOS, March 10, leoy
Notice Is hereby given 70 Che holdets q me GREY
ford, ~ III that such notes will be paid In lawful
money Of the Usited States, up9a pTssssnis!ioA OF
II. X. HURLBURD,
ApT-WlN COMPTROLLER OF the Currency.
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Insurance.

lnsufhnooL
PERPETUAL LIFE INSURANCE =.
sssss, ~ s.. S;z$s:a' Or 'A'
lts roLIoIss rosrrvHzr sos.yesfrriss
Branch Qmse New 4srssy MstSsi Lifs
InsAranse cenaBany,
" no. no y nTRn1r.
nstvssn Ysprtsenth sd Kinssnth sirssss,
-, tLaw and Rxehanes Butiiiss,)
WARRINGTON, D. O.
A careful examination Of our system eAnpst fau
70 convince ali who have ex aminsd hS snlisst u
liz Efk isssTs;s MI teScsFs si....i. .Sy.s
teGss that are not offered slsswhsre, esySsiauy In
the provisions Of forfeiturs made In ne Poliev
by which no one can lose Policy or fall IN seeur;
Ing M, por,ion q their lnsuraues snsr esssa"~s'
lissrsf psisesss. s wisS Ws,sh Il. Sonpssy has
mst.moeE ne iilsns o. wi.hin stsR and yisiaity.
Grateful widows and orphans stand rvaty 70 &c:
sss TX psSs ~, Ssy% q az
M isfgs inercs;s q orr BUSINESS here nay Be
teeh in The fact, that although W have oaiy been
established In this Agency q little more than tw o
years. and have msde no .noise about oar large
pstr99aEe, yet We paid 70 N. cerporstion Of
Msshin ston last year las u: books q ne RsgsleI
IsjOrfiv q the Conpsnis. doiss Susiss.. Ia iii
Xii We ask is a careful examination Of ear sy,.
TEN, and We feel satisfied We shali still have oui
''"' " '' yoHN T. LIoHrEn,
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tSN. HOFF'B MALT EXTRACT II A
sS beverage partieularly adapted 70 PsTsons
who are suffering from dyspepsia, loss Of appetite.
scrofula, ehorosis. etc, general debility, and de-
rangensnt Of the whole system; II takes The place
liquors a. a remedial agent, and In all eases where
slightly stimulAtivs beverage and tonic are
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WAsHIreros, April Q. lsoo.-JsJ Cooke 4
%. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
ern ment aeourItiea.
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%LlSSs06FF rR PEb blsFNf;T a. Ass SSIbS
BIA.-Ths regular mohthly nesting Of the above
Association will take place a. No. ~ seventh
7at7 p, IN. By order Of the ..,.
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New Advertisements.
ICEi ICEii ICEii

Tho wagons OF the Washington and Georgetown
Ies Company WI, after date. irayerse every Part
lrlbuting only the best quality Of Boston aud KeL
aebee Toe. They haye an unfAilins supply. and
W. w, BAILEY, sup'L
ap7 St t. 7. FOWLER, Treas.
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"F.THE FOURTH WARD REPUB-
~ LlCAN CLUB meet TIL EVENING, cor.
mar Of Fourth and L street. Mr., Hamll's bill will
be discussed. j. II. CROSSMAN, PTeA't
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS,

vAkgAPkE sT RyEkPIS WIZ hors EwSGSSISo
BsrREETs SOUTH, ISLAND, AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, the 18th inst at o'olsok p. m.
We shall sell on the premises. Lot No. n, In
square No. As. being good front and depth to
nns alley, ooataininE 2.26 tquare feet. with the
Terms Une.thIrd cash balance. six aud twelve
months for notes bear ng Interest tad secured BY
deed Of trus on the premises.
All conveyapeing and reyenus stamps at the
cost Of the purchaser 80 aown on tbs day Of sals,
Sale positive and without reserve.
ap7-.d 0ABES d WILLIAMS, Auetlonesrs.
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n19fs ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN
s3S On the Errors and Abuses incident to Youth
and EATly Manhood, with the humane view Of treat.
ment aud cure sent BY mail free Of charge Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
janl9.Sm Box p, Philadelphia, Pa
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.5f.sPECIAL ATT E HTION LIS
~ called 70 the very nne NBW DINING
10 lie eitS that Il conducted on New YORK, PhiiA.
delPhiA, and Boston style, Ladies' that visit NJ.
and CHOCOLATE No. iSs sinih street.
near y. janlb-u
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rN-C. ". CUMMINs.

B-PHILosOPH OF MARRIAGE
sS Anew Course Of Lectures, as delivered
at the New York Museum Of Anatomy, embracing
The subjects! How % Liye and What g Live Fer
ksyiesed, Ths Cause Of fndiss.toni Plstaisnes
and Neryous DISEASES aecounted iori Marriage
Wit & on tsssp d four Stamps sI sy az
dressing; Beoretary Museum Of Anatomy. BAltl-
more. ~ West BAltlmsre street. BAltimore. Nd.
nnA-lY
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HEAVY BOND RoBBERY. During the In
teryal between Saturday night and Monday
morning, burglars entered the oMoes OF X.
P. Buck " Co., No. IS South street, and
forced open q safe from which they removed
bonds aud other yaluables amounting In all
to S34 900; but as the only available portion
Of this large amount is about 81 400 worth
of Quilted States 5-20 bonds and cash, the
thieves have not rcaped as rich harvest as
they expected. The following IL list of
the bonds aud stock stoleni 1000 in shares
OF the Peoples National Bank, sl4, 900 Pan
ANA Railroad stock, 10000 Registered
bonds of South Carolina, $1,000 worth of
shares Of the Leather and Manufacturer
National Bank, New York, $4,000 worth of
shares In the American Exchange National
Bank, $4,000 Bucksport National Bank,
$4,000 Nassau National Bank, $4,000 Home
Life Insurance Company, $4,000 Flremen's
Trust Insurance Company, $1,000 Hanover
National Bank, N. Y, $40 Of the Fourth
National Bank, n. Y, stocks, 5000 Han
over n. Il. X. stocks In the names Of Char
lOtte 3. and Emcllne c, Buck, $1,000 Mer-
camille Mutual Insurance Company, $4,000
Old Corn Exchange stock, 5000 United
States registered bonds in the name Of the
Brooklyn Society for the relief Of Respectable
INDECENT Females, and 81, 900 worth Of regis
tered United States $50 bonds, In the name
oil John q. Pendlcton. No clue Of the thieves
can be obIAEel,-N, Y, Tribune, AprRG,
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Merchants, Lawyers, Justices Of the Peace, Land
Agents, Gil Dealers and Agents, Insurance Agents,
Ezpressmen sne Other parties in want are informed
lat VIC are PREPARED TO execute to der all kjuds OF
munity ~. ensinCEsr legal, requires in tls COM
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intact, every variety arc style of work in letter
press printing.
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TcrMS 0Nnl CON lihioNS..

1o,--The shares act fuihg TO Widow ] P.
Boucrv and 10 De- Phil be lassGfe-- to wit one
undivided fourth csc - payable - 10. The
movable 10 be SOLD separately for CAsu ON
the spot in legal cas- rency-2o, The landed
properly 10 De sold separately, payable enc
halt IN one year and the other half in two
years from the day of sale, said credit install
mehts to be repfese htod by notes of the pur
%chasers. to be secured by mortgage with ven
doris privilege and pact ode lot a}ienanlo.'
on the property sold, Sail notes made payable
to the order of the purchasers and by them
endorsed, and payabln at the ulire of the Re
corder of this Pari7h and to bear eight per
cent interest per ann un from aud after ma
tarily unlil paid.
2o.-The shares a~ccruinu to AIciiie Poch6.
Amelia Bourgeois and Ctcilc Webrc-to wit =.
one undivided twenty fonrta each Of the whole
properly, payable, 10. The movable Cash in
legal currency, %. The landed property
payable one third Cash, one tAitA in one year.
and one third in two years from 1Ae lay d saIc
on the same conditions as above ST forth.
3o.-The share aecruing to T6elt Nicollr.
TO wit three ei4h's If the Whole property.
movable and landed, 10 be sold separately and
by lots for Cash in United States currencv.
ANT. ". WEEEE,
Aic,joneer.
Parish of st. Jan es, JanraFy--2l ArlsHQ..
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by virtue Of a sentence OF partition dated
January 18th, 1869, TO me directed by the
Court aforesaid, in the above en-.
li,ied matter, will offer at public sale and
auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, the 18Th of FEBRUARY, 1869,
at II o'clock A. NJ,
The hereinafter described property, to effect a
between the parties in the above
suit, TO wit:
tract Of LAND situated in the Parish of St.
James, on the lief, bank Of the Nlississip.
pi river, seventy miles above the city OF
New Orleans, measuring one arpent and
quarter, more or less, front on said river,
by forty arpems in depth, together witt,
rights and titles to lands of the second
concession belonging to said tract Of land,
which is bounded above and below BY
LANDS belonging TO II. M. Scale, and also
the dwelling house, ont.houses, other
buildings, fences, and other improvements
thereunto situated and belonging.
TERMS:
CASH in United States legal currency.
S. THEREOF,
Sheriff.
Parish OF ST, James, January 10Th, 1869.
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10Th IT February, lSGo--viz: $$lA 0S0.-
255i00, and said purchaser binding him.
self 10 subscribe in favor OF said Bank a
stock note due on the Is, March, 1869,
for 81 $50 with privilege and mortgage
in tlvor Of said Bank and said note being
renewable in COZ totmi'y with the CHARTER
Of sud Bank.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
CASH on the spot, payable IN United States
leg1i cutrcncy.-The purchaser will assume
all the obligations of q stakeholder in said
CitjzcHs Bank Of Louisiana, for all the shares
in HE capital stock of said Bank, secured hy
mortgage on the sad plantation, and accofd-
ing 10 the Chatter of said Institution and the
several acts amenla,orv thereto.
SOSTllE,Nr THEREOF,
Sheriff of the Parish Of St. James.
patish III st. James, oh J|annary, 1869.
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State Us E.aui.iail:,.
PARI$H COURT
PARISH @ SAINT-JAMf.S.
Succession of dc 1atc McAcl Foilyicr.

Succession Of dc 7atc 1licAel Poiryicr.
Whereas Josephine Landry, Wilow Michel
Fourier, of the Parish of SaintJatnes, has
filed IN this Court, her final account Of all
m|njs'ra'Ion OF the above Succession, praying
for the hotnolugatjc n of the same
Public notice is hereby given to all parties
concerned TO file n Writing within len DAYS
from the date of notice hereof. al tile Oaice ot
The CLERK OF said Court, the reasons Why tie
PRAYER OF said petit Toner should moi be granted.
- By r. nd: :. + a. ,;'1 ';.. c.....
Parish of ST. ia nes, 3oih J%anrary, 1860.
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N1J
at IL o'clock A. NJ,
the hereinafter described property, to effect a
partition between the parties to the above
suit, to wit:
1o.-A SUGAR PLANTATION, situated in
the Parish of Saint James, on the left
bank of the Mississippi river, at sixty.
three miles above New Orleans, mea.
suring five arpents, more or less, front
on the river, on a depth Of seventy.
two arpents, opening in the rear, bounded
above by the property belonging 10 Mr..
N. P. Triesi, and below by that of Widow
Samuel Fagot, together the SUGAR
HOUSE, steam engine, and all the build
ings and Improvements thereon and there
to belonging.
eo.-A portion of LAND being half East Of
the Section and being the half East of
the half West of the section No. 81 in
township II South Range 4 East, in the
District South East of the Mississippi
river, containing 4sl 5oil0o acres.
3o.-A portion of LAND being the half East
of section Is township No. II Range 4
East, East of the Mississippi river, con-
tanning 800 acres.
4o.-Another portion of LAND, being the half
East of the quarter North West, and the
half East of the quarter South West Of
the section rs Township No. II Range 4
East Of the Mississippi river, containing
l6O acres.
Sixteen mules, sixteen plonehs, one luck,
carts, sixty arpents of seed canes, &c.
Reserved in favor Of Widow ]. P. Boucry a
building of 80 by 40 feet joining the
sugar house, a wooden ~cis,ern, s sugar
coolers.
Ia favor of Tecle Nicolle Is! loads Of corn
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Toms and Conditions:

HE movable payable Cash on The aay Of
sa.e-Iae landed property TO be sold separ.
"'e.gf and payable One .Iutd Cash in United
S.3'eS .e2ai currency aud lie balance payable
IN lAo equal instruments in one and Two years
i,e.1 ne i4y Of sale: tie credit installncn,s 10
ha represented ly notes Of iAe purchasers,
fHt e n conrons for the convenience of ven.
du.s, Iayable 10 their order and ty them en-
ao5>et and made payable al the office Of the
Recorder Of this Parish, said notes 10 bear
interest Of eight per cent per annum from and
after maturity until paid and 10 be secured BY
spectaI mortgage with vendors privilege and
iAe pact de non alienando' on the property
s5#l.
s. TIEItTUT',
Sheriff.
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to wit
lo.--A tract of LAND or PLANTATION.
situated in the Parish Of Saint James.
on the right bark Of the Mississippi
river, at about II mites above the city
OF New Or cans, measuring two arpenis
more or less front on said river Ly ninety
tive arpents more or less in depth on the
upper line, and ninety arpents more or
less on the lower line. and opening in
the rear; bounded above by the property
Of ?. j. Pa y, and below by That Of B. C..
Mire,-toge Their with the dwelling houses
and all the other buildings ana improve.
ments thereon and thereunto belonging.
2o.-A tract of LAND situated in the Parish
Of St-James on the right bank Of the
Mississippi river, al about II miles above
the city of Newt orleans, measuring two
arpents mo re or less front on said river.
by sixty arpents in depth, opening in the
rear, bound led above and below by lands
OF Mr.. P. j. Pavy, together with the
buildings thereon; under the reservation
OF the buildings erected on a lot of
grouat OF one arpent and a half front TO
the public road by one hundred and thirty
feet in depth, which said lot of ground is
leased TO Louis Rey until April, 1869
with the pr ivilege of removing said build
lngs and fences, with the exception Of
the front fence) at the expiration of said
lease.
3d. A lot Of movable effects including two
cenlrifugaIs.
Terms Of Sale
CASH in hited States legal currency.
S. THEREOF,
Sheriff.
Parish OF ST. James, End January 1869.
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1g une Agence G@n6rale pour rachat ct Ia
ycnte de propriGtGs m~anquait en- nos paroisses
NJ. I. REyNAuD, Notaire Il Donallsoiwillc, ct
connl de nous tons pour son Intelligence, son acti-
vito It son experience, Went Dc coinbIcr Ia lacune.
Fclicitous-nous en-.
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C;oH(gc jefferson Marie.
PAROISSE SrJACQUES, LNr.

La session proclaine de ce college common.
ceta lie Ter octohre. Les peres MARSHES Gni r.
l~irinen' sort il meme de bonner a leuls elever
unc education irancaisc, angIalsc, mathtma-
tigue ct classlGnc complete.
pR1N-payable d'avance-Sao Ell or, (ou
son 6Quiyalent) mi session de cing mois.
pour plus de details, s'adrcsscr au president
on a MN. Poursinc & Gle, rue Na'chez, Nile
Orleans.
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MAIsoN RLANCIIE-T0TTe maison. rue Car,al,
ISL. est la premiere cave de Ia Nouvellc- Orleans.
NJ. l.. Cabot, son proprittaire, importe directe-
ment wins, liqncurs, groceries, conserves, etc.
lie doctcur SAMPLE, lie premier mtdecin de Ia
Nonvele-G rlGans, est attachG Il lGtablisSement ct
gufrit sans drogles tous les maux presents, passes
ct futurs,
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I" Morton Fumcnrs, chiquerrs. wiscnrs.
allez All no So. FicilIe Leyee. On y tronve le deli
cieux cigare de Ia Havane, lie Nirginie premiere
!na'i,t6, Ia prise dl viruN marquis, la pipe Gunner,
lambre, el lnmi Monlnr.
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tyFNors aprclons rattention DIES lcctcurs sur
LAWS de NJ. j. Rome.
NJ. j. Rome arrive de Ia Nouvolle- Orleans avec
un assortment comllet Dc marchanlises.
C'est bon, ct bon marchc.
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Commercial.

~ Nous ei,rareons nos lectet,rs ct aniis 4 visitor
le nagasir st. James Store, de NJ, }. Billion, rive
droitr, pres de l'Eglso st-Jaequcs. &c magasin est
Tm DIES mieux assoriis dc Ia campagne, ct rien ny
manqne pour quieonqne a besoin dc tout.
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Prix Courant de la Wouyelle.Orleans

Or, 1861 a l37-Co,on, a a 2sc,-Sncre, 8 4
l6c.-Melasse, 60 a 73c. lie g~al.-Farine, S5d
q S9t.-Ma1s, Is 4 soc, lie noisseau.-Porc,
1871 Il 1921. = Graisse, 20 i 23c. Ia livre. -
Bacon: epaules, Is a l5Yc. la livre %jambons
cnres au sucre, 90 a 2lc. la livre. - Riz, 7 a
9ac. la livre,-Beurre. 80 a 45c.
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Ay1l,

Les membres de Ia sncittG dc Eicufafsnnce ST.
NIichcl sont instrument prizes de Sc rcunir dimanche.
81 conrant. Il Ia sortie de la messe. an lieu ordinaire
de leurs reunions, pour la nomination dun President
ct pour autres aiialres itnportantes.
a. TAMEOTRY,
Vice resident.
St-Jacques, % Janvjer 1860.