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Evening star., 1869-04-09

Hon. HAMILTON FISH, Secretary of State,
has resigned the office OF President of the New
York Historical Society
Evening star., 1869-04-09
Wall Street To-day

NEW YORK April 9.-Market strong Money
active per cent. TO per cent. in gold Ex.
change, 10 :. Gold, 1874. Five-twenties, I-,ia
coupon, ga. Ten-forties, coupon, I05 h
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NEW YoEK-VIRsr BOAR
lBy BanKers' and Brokers' TELEGRAPH.


Lewis johnson 4 DO. quote stocks and oonc $
10 nome and foreign markets a. folIows:
NHw foRE, April 9.-First Board-U. s Sc
!ssi, coupon. 1151: 6-20'a leoa coupons 1874 ;
20, coupons, lliSi 1853 coupons, II6S; I-o5
coupon, new, 1l5A Saws, lo61. coupon. li3s /;
io.S1s, coupons, It's !; Pacific Mail, s2a; Ohio
Miss Certificates 3D. Mariposa, 10. ATTAIN
nc W Mail, none; Canton, 59x Cumberland, 32a
w es,srn Union telegraph il%; Quicksilv-r.
Boston Water Power, none; New York
Central, ls3,.; Hudson, 1i7; READING, a.:
Michlgan Central, IlO; Michigan south srp,
-; Illinois Central. BSk; cleveland and
flttsbure, none: Northwest IS =: do preferred
y. =; Cleveland & Toledo none; Rock Island
IWa Fort Wayne, I3l 4; Alton Terra Hsuta
36s; Toledo & Wabash, 6osC; Adams Exp
5eai Wells, Fargo & Go. Express. 81; United
S.a'es Express. 51a; American Express, i0
Mercnanu' Union, Is: Chicago & Alton I5a
oo preferred, 1J2. Market steady (}old
l5s tal3lx.
BY Cable.l
LONDON, April 9, 1 p. uI.-Consols. for mo-
ney, s3t Tor account. 93a. Bonds. 63x. IiIi-
nois, 9ok. Erie, - =. Atlantic and O. W X.
r., 30..
FRANKFORT, p. m.-Bonds, s7ss
LIVERPOOL j p. m.-Cotton market opens
dull. Sales will reach 2 OO0 bales NiddIine
Uplands, l2s: NJ ddiing Orleans, I2s. Sales
during the week 1900 bales, of which s,,aN
were Tor export, ana $3.50 for speculation
Steck anoat. consigned here, i2I,U0o bales. OF
which $4,000 are from the United States
Financial Matters I'm Baltiaere Ts-day.
BALTIMORE, April 9-virginias. Inscribed.
old, asa bid, 40 Asked. do I-.;i IA hia "a -
Evening star., 1869-04-09

NOMINATION The only nomination sent TO
the Senate to-day was that of W. III. Barnes to
be Collector OF Internal Revenue for the first
district of Pennsylvania.
Evening star., 1869-04-09

y Kansas paper eavs that daring Anna
Dickinson's lecture In Council Bluffs, q note
was handed TO her on the platform. It was an
urgent request for an interview Immediately
the person requesting an interview to be
wealthy merchant Of Omaha, who at once
made her q formal proposal Of marriage. She
refused him on the spot.
Evening star., 1869-04-09

LIRUT. COMMANDER f. Y. DrcKMAN has been
ordered by the Secretary Of the Navy TO the
Hy dI ographic Office on the 1st of May.
Evening star., 1869-04-09
QUARTKRMAsTsR' DEPOTs.-rhe following
order has Just been issued
HEADQUARTERS OF THy APyy

ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, April 8, 1>G9.t
GENERAL ORDERS, No 81
1he following. named depots of the Quarter
masters Department are announced as Gen.
"Tal Depots, and the officers in charge thereof
VIII report direct 10 the Quartermaster Gen.
eraI:-New York, Philadelphia and Schuylkill
arsenal washington, Jeffersonville Ind
All other depOts are under the orders of the
commanding generals Of the Military Depart.
ments in which they are situated.
BY command of General SHERMAN:
T.. ID. TOWNSEND. Asst AdIt GenT.
Evening star., 1869-04-09

1T ~ quite certain now that Congress will
hold TO its purpose to adjourn Tomorrow.
Evening star., 1869-04-09

MAYOR BowRN, we regret to announce. is
to-day confined To his house by sickness.
Evening star., 1869-04-09

THE CLERICAL FORCE OF the various bureaus
of the Treasury Department is being daily re.
duced by dispensing with the services OF two
or three clerks IN each bureau where the work
will permit the same. No appointments, how.
ever, are being made to NIL vacancies, but it is
thought that a number OF changes will be made
about the first Of May.
Evening star., 1869-04-09

Mr.. JAS. l.. LAwsRNsoy, Journal Clerk Of
the Post Once department, was removed th-s
morning by Postmaster General Cress well, an 4
Colonel Wilson, of Wisconsin, appointed TO
h'l his place. MIR. Lawren son has been attaches d
10 the Post Office Department for upwards of
fifty years.
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6eyernaeni Aeearitisa

WAsHInsToH, April .. tooa.-Jay Cooke L
20. furnish me following auotatisns OF Gov.
ernment securities:
Evening star., 1869-04-09

In THE SENATE this morning, Mr. Wilson,
from the Military Committee. reported back
the joint resolution donating the Lincoln Bar
Jacks, in this city, to the Columbia Hospital,
for women and lyiDg.in asylum, and 1t was
placed upon the calendar for consideration
Evening star., 1869-04-09
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

> INTERNAL RRvBRUs-The receipts to-day
from this source were a}2s,6l6.I.
Evening star., 1869-04-09

NOMINATION WITHDRAwS.-The President
yesterday withdrew the nomination OF Denni.
son Steele as Postmaster at Toledo, Ono, and
il is understood that Alex. Reed, the present in
cumbent will retain the place. We referred a
day or two since to the hard-swearing at Tole.
do over the removal of Reed through the inf u
ence of Ashley.
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New York Grain Marlet T>aar

NEW YORK, April 9.-Flour market is rather
more steady. Wheat is held at 2a3 cents b. higher
with scarcely anything doing. Corn market 4
CT MT better
Evening star., 1869-04-09

BOTH HousKs OF CONGRESS will probably
te IN session great portion of tonight. 10
close up action on several important bills The
business is well advanced. and there is no
occasion for an extension of the session, unless
the amendment of Mr.. Morton to the Recon-
stTuction bill be resisted in the House
Evening star., 1869-04-09

THE MARRIAGE of Lieut. Loyal Farragut,
L. :. A, son of Admiral Farragut, TO Miss
Gertrude Metcalfe, on Tuesday March 3Oth, at
Grace Church, New York, is said t. have been
very brilliant affair. The bride wore white
satin, en- train, and long tulle veil. After the
ceremony, which was performed by Rev. H.
u. Potter, reception was held at the residence
Of Dr. John 7. Metcslfe, father OF the BRIDE
Evening star., 1869-04-09

But FRw visi ors are admitted to interviews
with the President to-day. At twelve O'Clock
the Cabinet assembled-ail the members pres
ent-and was still in session at thre O. clock
Evening star., 1869-04-09

~TO obtain any OF these letters, the appli-
cant must call for Advertised Letters giving
th- date of thu list.
- not called fer within one mo u.h they
VIII De sent 70 the Dead Letter Once.
Evening star., 1869-04-09

THE SUPREME COURT Is to-day hearing the
closing arguments of the term. During the
early days Of next week the Court will be en-.
gagged delivering opinions, and will ADJOURN
on the 18th to the Ist Monday in October
Evening star., 1869-04-09

ga man named Charles r. Pasc was sho.
on Monday in Johnsburg, Warren COUNTY
New York, in q corn crib OF q man named
Samuel Barber. Barber missed corn from hIs
crib, and set q spring gun tor the purpose OF
detecting the thief. Pasc0 entered the CRIB and
had filled sack with corn, and while leayinx :
the gun went d, killing him instantly.
Evening star., 1869-04-09

PRESERVING FISH ALIVE DURING TRANS.
PORTATION.-We have 1t from an authority
v hich cannot well be disputed that fish NAV
be kept alive for ten days or more without wa.
ter, by filling their mouths with crumbs of
brt ad saturated with brandy and pouring a Lit.
tie brandy into their stomachs, after which, in
this torpid state, they may be packed in straw.
They become alive in few hours when again
placed in fresh water.-Journai Of Ckemistry.
Evening star., 1869-04-09

CONTRARY to general expectations, Senator
Sprague did not yesterday give ths name OF the
Senator who, according to his previous speech
received slt0,0oO to report certain bill after a
certain way
Evening star., 1869-04-09

EXTRA SESSION OF THE SYNATB-The Pres.
ident Will to-day Issue his proclamation
convening the Senate IN extraordinary session
TO act upon treaties, nominations, and other
Executive business
Evening star., 1869-04-09

CONSCIENCE MoNRY.-The Secretary Of the
Treasury this morning received an anonymous
letter from Princeton. N. J., con tanning one
hundred dollars 70 be placed to the credit Of the
CO onscience fund.
Evening star., 1869-04-09
OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS,

Remaining In the Washington City Pea,
Office, Friday. April 9, 1858.
Evening star., 1869-04-09

Financial Matters I'm Baltiasre Ts-day.
BALTIMORE, April 9.-Virginias. Inscribed
old, Asa bid, ~ asked; do l>55, 80 bid. 81 !
asked: do. 1867, So asked.
Evening star., 1869-04-09
ga citizen of Beverly, Massachusetts. has

y a Citizen OF Beverly, MSssachnsetts, has
offered the church society with whom he
worships $50 yearly in addition to his liberal
subscription II they will lock the church doors
from the beginning Of service to the announces.
ment of the text. The offer, though not acce.
ded to, has created q healthy reformation m
the parish Of unpunctualhty.
Evening star., 1869-04-09

COMMISSIONER OF PENsIONs-It is said to-
day that Hon. e. G. Cox, of Md, the Commis-
sioner OF Pen siens, has been notified by Secre.
tary Cox that his resignation will De accepted
1t is understood that Hon. Sidney Perham, of
Maine, stands a very good chance OF receiving
the appointment. Mr. Perham was for many
years Chairman Of the House Committee on
Pensions, and has acquired a more thorough
knowledge OF pension affairs than perhaps any
other man in the country. His appointment is
very warmly urged by prominent Republicans
on the ground OF his distinguished fitness for
the place.
Evening star., 1869-04-09

~Mrs. Paulina w. Davis, the woman's
rights lecturer, was poisoned almost fatally
In Florida By anti. woman.suhragists.
~ The new boupets are 50 alarmingly small
that 1t is apprrhended the next reductioa viii
amount TO Total abolition
~ Vaccination ie the popular sport in In.
diana
Evening star., 1869-04-09

VICE PRESIDENT CoLFAx has, at the request
Of friends OF Father McMahan, formerly of In
diana, asked the friendly interposition of the
Government in McMahan's favor to Obtain if
possible, his release from the Imprisonment he
Is now suffering at Torento. He was con victed
OF participation in the Feniau in vaslon OF Cana.
da, but he alleges and his friends insist that he
was present only in his ministerial capacity to
administer the rites Of the Catholic Church, il
n eded MT. Colfax request was transmit.
ted by the Secretary of State to the British
Minister, who has forwarded il to his Govern.
ment.
Evening star., 1869-04-09

THERE rs GREAT CONSERVATION among the
female clerks in the Treasury Department for
fear that they will be removed from Office, the
services OF quite a number having already
been dispensed with. Those remaining are
bringing all the influence they can command
10 bear upon Secretary Boutwell,, but it Is i'm.
possible to retain all, and large number mu ST
be discharged at an early day.
Evening star., 1869-04-09

BY OBJECTION OF the Secretary Of Wa, tn,
route Of travel to the Pacific coast is dxei by
the Pacific railroad, and 500 ad dvance mileage
will be paid to officers under orders from the
Eat to California, Oregon, &c, or rice versa
upon application to the Quarterm ,ster's De-
partment
Evening star., 1869-04-09

DISTRICT AssEssOR.-We understand that
Mr.. w. w. Curtis, of Georgetown, was recon-
mended for the OsItion Of Assessor OF aternal
Revenue for this District by Commissioner
Deiano, but that the President has decided TO
appoint Mr. II. "A. Hall to that place Mr..
Hall, who is now Secretary to the Board OF
Alderman, is a clear -headed active business
man thoroughly qualified for the position.
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~ II Sc confirmc que Ia visite du &c.
neral Lee a Ia Maison Blanche ete pro.
voquee par lie desig qu'avait lie President
de connaitre ropinion de on anc'en adj
versaire sur la question de reconstruction,
ct en- particulier sun les difficulties que rem
contre en- Virginie Ia restaprat'on du re-
gime civil. Rien ma transpire du reste,
au grand desespoir des nouvelllstes, sur
cette conversation intime.
LIE general Lee, accompagne de son
frere, le commodore Smith Lee, s'est ar
rete, en- retournant 4 Lexington, a Alex
andrie, OH il a etc l'objet 'une chaleur-
euse ovation. Un correspondent du Her.
aid assure que, depuis le sejour de Wash.
ington en- Virginie, on n'ava't pas WI de
scene aussi touchante. Ces marques de
sympa,hie s'addressent bicn piut6t aux
merltes personnels ne l'homme, qu'au role
quill a ioue. Une reception pubique eu
lieu dams une maison annie; mais le &C.
neral s'est montre dune grande reserve.
Noureau Monde.
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Sans une bonne Digestion,
tous les autres bienfaits temporels sont
conaparativenuent sans valeur. lie mil
lionaire dyspectique q1i sessay4 en- vain
toutes les p0hons de 10 profession m6di-
Gale, et qui pence que 90 mafadie est in
donnerait La moiti6 de sa fortu-
ne pour etre exempt des liorrenrs de l'in-
aim quill puisse jour- en- bonne
{ ante de pantre motifs. Celia est certain.
J. Peut-e -etre que'ls HOSTETTER's STO-
MACH BITTERS ont. eN recommandes
par un ami d ce malheureux? Et proba-
biement II aura tourn6 le dos son ami
avec un sourire qui youlait dire: Je mai
pas de fol en- les medicines patentees.-
Sill en- est ainAf, tant pis pour lui. Son
incrednlit6 Ii condamne b une vie mise
rable. Toutes les douceurs que peut dom
ner la fortune sont son service, ct ce-
pendant son incr6duit& irrationelle lie
maintient naaahenreux. ~.
Les masses du penple, heureusement
pouy e1les, sont moins incr6dules, at ce
sont ceamasses qui font usage dn Hostel.
.ter's Ritters ct qni le -recomnnandent..-
Ponrquoi approuyent-elles cette fameus<
preparation anfi-dyspeptique ct aDti-bi
iense9 Gimpiement parcequ'elles Pom
essay&, et qu'elles ont acquis In convic
tiOn que ces amers produisent les r8sul
tats dksiRSs auand tous Les autres toni
ques, stimnlaHta 80. ont manqu6 leu
eGet. Il 60. ...s s.5.
s'Frappex, nDaas &coutsstra dit un sag,
Romain, lorsqu,l 6tait assaiIli par ses en-
nenis. sDoutAz, 1nais 3pfouveJr, dit CO
Irs.S S...$ u sek III. NJ II,
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HANGAR MonsrRE. Il Nous trouv ons
dams l'AHa California une description du
hangar que la compagnie du chemin de
fer dn PaeiGquea fait constEuire pour abri-
ter la vote, pendan Phiv er, dams la region
des neiges. Ca hangar, GU pour parler
plus exactement cette serie de hangars,
s'etend sur une distau ce de vingt-deux
miles. II a seize pieds de hauteur SUI
seize de elsrgeur, ct est entieremenf cons.
truit en- hois. Il s'eIargit par places en-
forme de ronds points, pour Ia commodite
do service. On calcule quill eiait entire
dams sa construction plus de quarante mil
lions de pieds de planches. La surfact
Gull couvre est de l,830,00o pieds, ,-en
yiron 43 acres.
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doute. Mais 81 une iAotte americaine az
rivait la Havane ct que son amirai par
vint remplacer dams cette ile lie draPeau
espagnoI par lie drapeau AMERICAN II sur
graft une situation don't on ne sauralt ex-
agerer la gravite.
Pour diverses raieons, qu oique 'Espa.
gne soft une puissance Decide ntale, ellie est
dePuis longtemps hors de la poItique sui
vie par ces puissances. L'Espagne est Ia
plus fable des trois puissance es qui ont des
possessions importanles dams les Antilles,
ct des circumstances particu lieres fourn's-
sent une sorte de pretexte au Americans
pour s'emparer de Cuba. " Mais quand on
cherche des pretextes on les trouve bien'
TOT, ct il s'agit pour la Franc ce ct rAngle-
terre de vo,r 81, dams 10 cas- oil les Etats'
Unis nettraent leurs desseins a execution,
ces deux puissances devraient alder pEs.
pagne conserverisa coIonie, Oh bien de.
meurer simpIes spectatrices des evene'
ments.
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LTMM1eRAroN ALLEMAN ps.-L'impor..
tance numerique de rimmigration allie
mande aux Etats. Unis augmente de mols
en- mois. Dams lie courant d'avri!, il est
arrive des ports de Hambourg ct de Breme
ll,22S immigrants, soft cling mile de plus
que l'annee derniere. Sur les 81, 1892 e.
trangers debarques depuis le Ter janvier,
%, 74O etaient A!lemands.
Au lieu de suiyre 'exemple des Irlan-
dais, qui persistent a sen tasser dams les
grardes villes du littoraI, don't lis devien.
nent la plebe ct le plus detestable fleau,
la p!upart des immigrants allemands prem
nent immediatement le chemin de POuest
ou du Sud, ol, grace q leur travail, lis
trouvent prompte'nent le bien.etre ct fin'
dependence. L'accroissement de l'imn1i.
grafton allemande est, au point de vue So
cial comme sous le rapport materie|, du
meilleur augure pour l'ayenir de Ia grande
RepubliQue americaine.
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pauteur de Particle compte sur la
cooperation du Congress, ct pour
la solution des questions politi-
ques ct comnnerciales, il place son
espoir dams une fusion des int6-.
rets de pOuest ct du Sud. LIE jour
nest pas eloigne, pense-t-il, oil les
hommes DE tat de rOuest COM
,prendront qu'ils doivent abandon
les vieilles querelles du pass6 pour
Sc devouer corps ct anne a une po-
litique contin nentale grandiose qui
ouvre d l'esprit d'entreprise des
Americans de nouveaux horizons
ct qui fasse, du Mississippi, une
grande route internationale SER
want a METRE en- communication
les grandes mers interieures de ce
continent, avec toutes les 1ners
qui baignentles contours des deux
Am6riques.
Nous avons lu avec un grand
interet le travail de M. Burwell, ct
nous avons etc heureux d'y trou-
yer des preuves ct des arguments
nouveaux . pappui de nos propres
conceptions sur la grandeur futu-
re de Ia Nouvelle-Orleans.
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AVIS AU PUBLIC.

ND DERDUES.- obligations, cha
cune de trois cents piastres, datees
dOpelousas le - Mars 1866, souscrites
par Edgar Vanhille, Achille Dupre ct
Onezime A. Guidry, payables, une a un
an, une d dcux ans, ct Ia trosieme a trois
ans de credit, compter de leur date,
tlitcs a rordre de Nine. VIM. NJ. john
son, portant intertt raison de huit pour
cent par an compter de leurs eclicances
respectives, ct endossees par Nine. VIM.
NJ. johnson ct VIM. NJ. johnson.
Aussi, une autre obligation de S2lG 93
cents, souscrite par ledit Vanhille, datee
26 Mars 1868, payable a un jour de date,
portant pour cent d'intertt, a rordre dc
Bloch, Dupre s. Co, en- liquidation.
LIE public est prevenu de ne pas nego-
cier nj tratiquer ces obligations, attendu
que lie Placement en- etc arr6t6.
NBLOCH, DUPRE g. co
en- liquidation.
Opelousas % mai 1861 soft
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Changement dc MagaSin.

TT ES soussignts annoncent respectful
elscment !; .curs alnis ct au public
en- general que vers lc Is Mai courant, lis
transportcront .leurs marchandises dams
lie grand magasin de briqucs, Rue Du-
maine, cncoignurc Bellevue, lou Ills te-
naient autretois 1eur masasin.
lis saisissent cettc occasion pour an
noncer qu'ils ont Ell mains un assottl-
ment complet de marchandises seches,
quincaillerie, groceries, &c, quils ven
dront d bon marche, scion lcur coutumc.
BLOCH s. DUPRE.
Opelousas, Ter Mai, 1869. A-3t
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ARRlveE DUN GRos CHARGEMENT DU
NoRD. .OuEsr-Le Eemorqueus Mohasok,
avec six barges, est arrive hier de Lansing.
Iowa, avec l'enorme enlargement qui suit:
43,l05 boisseaux de Bile en- grenier.
1880 I" mais do
I, ,4S6 " avoine do
9l66 sacs d'avoine.
6,34s do de ma1s.
9,2s6 barils de faripe.
2l7 boucauts de tabac.
VOLTA ce que nous vaut le aeuve, ct ce
quill nous vaudra souvent ct toujours, 81
nous savons exploiter les moyens de trans
port quill nous offre gratis. Ces grands
arriyages par le Mississippi ressembleot q
ces gsands tirages qu'on voyait il y qua.
raa.e ans sur ie Rh6ne quand, avec qua
rante paires de gros chevaux d'Auvergne,
on amenait d'Arles 4 Lyon, une file de
bateaux charger des wins, des huiles, des
seIs, des savons ct de tous les fruits secs
on fra,s dc Ia Provence. Tous ces produ;ts
aFrivaient presque sans frais, ct conti-
nuent / arriver dc Ia meme maniese. La
vapsur settlement remplace lee chevaux,
nou sas aerre par chemin de fer, mais sur
eau, bien que Ie Rb6ne ne soft pas toujours
nayigable. Nous avons lei te Mississippi
qui vaut mieux que tous les Aeuyes reunis
d'Eusope. Sachons done nous en- servir
.cas il yaut plus aussi que tous les chemins
de fer ct leo feuyes de .rAmerique.
.s.o ~ Abeille de Ia NO.
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LA GuERRE DE EL'AupITEuR-L'aff L 'affaire
de 'Etat contre le gouvernenr Warmoth,
accuse de malfaisa ncc eu Office, aussi bien
que l'affaire de l'Etat contre le surinten.
dant Cain ct le commissaire de police Nc.
Duf-toutes af1aires provenant de la
guerre faite l'auditeur-ont etc mises
hors de cour, l'avocat. general ayant de-
pose un nolle prosequi dams les deux af:
faires. Go nolle prosequi met fin aux con-
testations qui ont occupe si vivement lie
public.-Abeiue, Is.
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VESTE PUBLIQUE.
succession de John Tcale, decide.


I'M vertn d'un or1fe e. la Cour des Preu-
IL yes dams ct pour la Paroisse St. Lau-
dry, ie public est par le present averti
quill sera vcndu en- vense pubique, au
plus otfrant ct dcrnicr encherisseur, par lie
souss.gne administrators, ou par Inter
mediaire dun Encanteur, il la derniere re-
sidence dn dstlnt, d la Petite Prairie Ma
mouth, pres du Bayou ChIcot, en- cette
Paroisse,
lie Lundi, I JUN proclaim,
1869, les prophecies suyan es, dependant
de la succession de fru John Teale, dece.
dc. dcrnierement de Ia paroisse St. Lam
dry, = sayoir:
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FOIRE ET TABLEAUX
A WASHINGTON.

II ES danes de Washington tiendront,
- i la Loge Maconnique, le % de Mai
courant, une Foire avec exhibition dc
Tableaux, pour lie benefce de pEslisc Ca
tholique de cette vile.
Les portes seront ouvertes u du soir
ct rexhibition commencera heares
precises.
Entree, SO cents,
Washington q mai 1869.
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Vente par lie Sheriff.
Etat dc la Louisiana.

ET1C IIC Ij IOVlI@1GIIII.
William Woods, )Cour dc District,
vs.. 81. Landry.
John 7. Hubbard, administ'r. Nc. 1lo43.
I'm vertu dun o:dre de saisi,' ct de vente ema-
T. nant de- Honorable la Cour du linitieme
District judicaire de- rEtat dc la Louisiana, sic.
gea,lt dams ct pour la Paroisse St. Landry, lance
dams latfai1e cilessus intitulee ct moi adresse
i'otfirai ell vente pulliGr au plus nffrant ct der
ner enc.erisscur, drvant la porte d. la Maison
dc Cour de cctte paro;ase, Ell ls vile 'Ovconsas
LIE Samedi 5 Juin proclaim, 1869,
conurneant a / l heurcs du matin ct continuan'
de jour en- jour sill est necrssairc, ous les dr"its
titres. interets ct pretensicns de JOHN 1. Hub
bard. admin trat-ur DE- la succession de frue ia
ME Eliza Shropshire, vrnve de David Hubbard
decedc, Ia proprie,e suivanle, saisie pour salts
faire ledit ordye, savoir:
oil,