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N O. 10.
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Association pour eriger I'm monu-
ment la memoire du General
Robert Edw. Zee, pour Ia
3aroisse st.. Landry.

A la requ6te dun certain nombre dan
ciens soldats Confederes ct d'autres ci-
toyens, nous proposons d'organiser une
association pour eriger un monument i
Ia mtmoire du General Robert Z. Lee,
pour la Paroisse St. Landry, ct = Get ef-
fet, nous sugg6rons i ceux qui Sc sentcnt
disp0ses favoriser ce movement de SO
reunir i la Maison de Cour, le Samedi rs
Novembre 1870, dams le but de former
cette association. II est fortement d es-
pfrer que tous ceux qui sympathisent a
vtc Ia cause que l'ilustre mort defen-
due avcc tant d'heroisme, &C feront un
dcvoir de manifcster ainsi leur admira-
tion pour ce chef aime.
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POUR LIE BIEN PUBLIC.

"ADAME LAURA S. WEBB don
WA nera, Il la Maison de Cour, Lundl
% Novembre, heures du soir, une lee
ture ayant pour theme: Lies femmes du
SUD- La moitie de cette recette sera a.
bandonnee la Compagnie des Pompiers
d'Opclousas, dams le but daider cette
compagnie a acheter une pompe a incen-
die digne de cette Vile ct de Ia compa-
gnie.
Entree, so cents. On peut Sc procurer
des tickets pHotcl des Opelousas ct
dams les principaux magasins.
Opelousas 10 Eovembre 1870.
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ARREsTArIor A BoRD DU PEREIRE.-
Tn incident, encore quelque pcu mysteri-
eux. marque le depart du Pereire.
Arrive i SO miles environ en- pleine
met le steamer relcptit subieemeut sa mar
che, ct en- cbangea Ia direction. Au lieu
de poursuivre "a course vers rEst. il tour
ra vers lie Nord, puts vers le Sud, revenant
iDcessamment sur ses pas, au grand eton-
nement des passagers. Mais dams lapres-
midi, un steamer fut signale II s'apptocha
du Pereirc ct raccosta. lie consul gene.
raj de France etait q bord. avec un autre
personuage ct deux daroes. Tout le monde
etait monte sur le pout. Apres un instant
de pourparler avec le capitaine, un individu
Ia physionomie allemande apparut, ct
| fut immediatement transfere 1 bord du
steamer pouvesu venu. ainsi qu'un 1rlan.
dais qui, n'ayant pas le moyen de payer
sa place, await te4te de passer en- contre.
bande. LIE consul rcprit le chemin de New
York avec So double capture, ct le Pereire
&c remit en- route pour PEurope. On pense
que l'individu i IL pbysionomie allemande
etait un espion prussien, ct que les autori
tes FRANCHISES ont voulu attendre. pour
l'arreter. Que lie navire fut en- dehors de Ia
jurldiction des Etats. Unis.
| Courier des E..U.
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Hotel Hayes.

RIADAME JAMES G.. HAYES an
lVz nonce respectueusement ses con-
naissances ct all public eli general qu'elle
continue tenir PHotel etabli par son
dtfunt mari, pres de la Maison de Cour,
Opelousas. Nine. Hayes espere meritel
par une attention toute particuliere poil
ceux oui arreteront chez ellie, Ia cont.
nuation de reucoura cement don't Ia mai.
son a etc l'objet ci-devaut.
Joignaht rH6tel, II v unc tcurie spa
cieuse, salubre ct commode, OH les che
yaux seront traites avec sOin.
lie tout au prix les plus moderes.
Opelousas Novemhre 1870. If
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GROS CHEVREUlL.

22l voi1 democratiques, don't deux seu-
lement dissidentes Toutes pour le tic
ket de Ia Convention, d lexception do
deux!
A Gros Chevreuil la paine
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AVIS.

"OUS ccux qni ont des reclamations
contre la succession de James G.
Hayes, decedt, sont prizes de les prtsen-
ter avec les pieces a rappui, d NM. Bal
ley g. EStilettc, Avocats, Il leur bureau,
d Opelousas, pour classification.
f. 0. HAYES,
Opclousas IL Novembre 1870. I'm
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SIS de recOmDenSe.

DERDU, par le soussign6, il y envi-
ron deux mois. un chien d'arrct dc
crosse taillc, coulcur cafe an lait, age
d'environ 1S mois, hien dresse ct rtpon-
dant au nom de "Jake''.
La recompense ci-dessus sera accordee
i cvlui qui ramenera ce chien au sous>i-
rnt, Il Bellevue. Dcs informations v re-
lativcs pourront aussi etre laissecs all bl'
reau du Courier, Il Opelonsas.
LOUIS GUIDRY.
Bellevue IL Novembre 1870. I'm
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Marifs.-En cette vile, le Is courdnt,
par le Rev. M. Outlet, NJ. CLINTON B.
ANDRUs 4 Mademoiselle CECILIA GAR.
RrGuEs. tot1s deux de cette Vile.
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Decsdf.- Washington, le is du cou-
rant, M. JAMES CArps, age d'environ So
ans.
NJ. Capps etait bien connu du public
voyageur, tant6t comme capitaine de ba-
teau entire notre port ct la Nouvelle- Or
leans, tant6t CONNIE pilotes position dams
laaueIle IL excellait. II sera regrettf
CONNIE tel ct comme compagnon agr6a-
bIe ct dGsinteress9.
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Nous puisons dams la Sentinelle, de
Thibodaux, Particle suivant, en- lui lais-
SAINT (ca va sans dire) toute Ia RESPONSE
bilite:
Un evenement qui failli avoir DIES
suites deplorables a eu lieu reinforcement
sur une plantation du Bayou Latourche,
a quelques miles au-dessus dc Ia vile
de Thibodaux.
TN des vieux employees de cette plan
tation, grand amateur de l6gumes, veu-
liant satisfaire son appetit avec un gallon
ct denli de pois, s'est apereu au moment
| OH il men rcstait presque plus, que son
abdomen prenait une cxuberance inquie-
tante. A ce moment lie proprietaire ar
rive ct volt que letat du patient etait
critique. II ne savait trop que faire pour
lie soulagcr. Cependant, peasant que les
pois produisaient sur Phomme le meme
etfet que lie trctle produit sur les rum-
| nants, il allait emoloyer la methode EN-
ployce pour ces derniers, c'est- digc
p:asser un baton en- travers de sa bOuche,
Iorsuue sur ces entretaites, un de ses
compatr;otes arrive ct propose de lui ou-
vrir le flanc avec son couteau, preten-
dant que celte operation, quill await w
pratiquer dams son pays dams des cas-
analogues, await toujours reussi. En- face
dune telle assurance, le propl!etalre SIN:
cline, loperateur prend son coutcau ct
le plonge dans le cote du patient. Aus
sit0t I'LL sift1ement sc tait entendre, ct les
spectatcurs voient les pois sortir un 4 Iii
avec uD pouce de germe. Aujourd'hui
l'opere jouit d'une sante tlorissante e'
roperateur est tout glorieux de ga cure
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coURRIER DES OPELOUSAS.
n p e Il o U D A A8s
c.uEDI ,nat,n, 10 NOvEMBRE 1870.

SANEDI ,nat,n, 10 NovEMBRE 1870.
x,Tg,sction o Sk Landry.
So.re paroisse ma donne. le z novem-
,,,s oae 24s2 voix, tandis qu'elle content
nina dc 5000 yotans enregistres. D'oa
r riept cela1 C'est que Ia moitie des lieux
.rs,eetion avaient etc abolis par IN pro-
.anaans doute da a Wasmoth & Co.
En- eAsk, lee votans des precincts de Ia
po;ute aux Loups, de ls Pointe de Pla-
ouemine, de Ia Coul6e Croche, de Plai-
s.pee. de la Piniere ct de queiques au
tres qui, reuuis. auraieut donn6 au moins
100 voix de majorite al ticket demo-
eratiqus. mont pu voter Sans fairc 10 GU
Is miles de plus. ct faute de moyens de
transport, ct peut-etre aussi un peu de
,sg,ieeace oa de vexation, nous avons
nerdu ON moins 500 volx de majorite.
Nsanaoius, ct tout considare, Ia demo-
cratic do St. Landry s'est encore une fois
.;en saontr6e, ct nous ne perdons que
asnx de nos candidats, MN. Donovan ct
gassnagh, candidate pour Ia Legislatu-
re, penplacSs par NM. ChasAere ct Tat
man, deux Observation-Disclosures
En- outre de NM. Dario ct Darby, pour 10
Cbausbre aes Reprssentauts, nous avons
flu metre Juge de Paroisse {Garrigues),
metre Sl6rif, iHayes}, ct notre Coroner,
tHon,sby}. Metre eandidat poar le Sc
nat {Daigle) est egalement elu.
81 deux d6mocrates dissidents ne fus-
sent iutervenss CONNIE candidate deano-
crates independents, NM. KasanagA ct
Donovaa easaent sans doute 6tS 6lus, ct
nous l'aariens emporte sur teate Ia lgae.
Nens sommes pein6 d'avoir 4 announcer
oue, arhce aux frandes Sspouvantables
oui ont etx commises 4 10 Noavelle- -0rl6-
ans ct dams plusiears autres paroisses,
nos candidats poar Auditeur ct Treso-
risr, ainsi que le jage Bailey pour le Con-
gres, &c troavens dams IL minorits.
Nous ref2roas nos lecteurs 4 nm article
editorial en- anelais, ON ron vera le NOM
bre de voix que chaaue candidst resu
daus eette paroisss:
LIE DEsAsTRE ELECTORAL A LA NLLE.-
ORLEANS. -D'apEAs co que nous vey-
ons tlaps les jonrDaax, la Nouvelie-o orle-
ans 3lu tr0is StDa&euFs ct vingt-et-un
ReprseeHtants radicaux. Les deaaocra-
tes mont 4lu quinn rspresentant. N. B.
+. Flanders, radical, = etA 6la maire. ei
toutes Les antres places seront 6galemeni
remplies par des radieaux, cette willie
ayant donn6 lsTAss sax, eFaudes) ans ma
jerit6 radieale noysnns De 5000 veix.
-.---~..--
DD'spfas Leo retours de u majeurt
partse des Parofases do lsEtat, Ia L6gis
lature prochaine aura une majofit6 radi
Gale immense. At nous devons dss amour
d'hai noas assenar etre traites en- en-
nemis ct en- pays conauis.
vLa Goar nus Ia presi
dence dsi'Es ing. ! ete rem
voyee -
Les Ell lane
La loi = der
niare ses taire
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tenne mar JOHN POSEY, ct par lui eta
bile Ell 1s4S.
WNOUTEs les medicines patentees dc
IL cet.age du progress. drogues de tou-
tes les descriptions. medicaments de tou-
tes sortes, peintures de diverses couleurs,
huiles de toutes sortes, Wires, livres dc
cole, livres blancs, papiers divers, arti-
cles de toilette,
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Seus agents pour la Paroisse st. Landry.
TETTE PRESSE a recu le PREMIER pix Ia
~ Fore de rEtat de la Louisiana.
I (CERTiFICAT.)
Assorintion pour la Foire Agrieole de Ia Loui-
! siane, Me. -Orttams 0 Maj 1870. )
Mons les soussgnes, Comite pour decerner les
prx de- la classe No g. certitions par les presen-
tes quill etc exhibe a notre Foire d Etat recen-
te, quatorze presses cotton &c differents Etats
de l'Union, Nord ct Sud, ct apIes un examen at
tentf de- chacune deles, tant relstivement au
prix. aux materiaux don't eIles sont constitutes,
les differences applications de- la force, Ia duree
&c, ct apres avoir obtenu l'oplnion de planteurs
experts sur &c sujet, nous donnons CONNIE notre
opinion que la Presse cotton de Brooks, ditto
"Brooks' Patent Revolving Iron Screw Press"
est, pour la simplicte la duree ct le bon march&,
la merure qui ait etc exhibee, eten consequen-
ce, lui decernons le premier prix.
MOSES EASTMAN, Chairman.
G. P. ROBB.
EDW. DREWIT.
! tine de ces presses est montee an msgasin de
| Bloch 4 Dupre, Opeousas. on sont invites .
| venir l'exaniner tous ceux qui sUnt interesses
| Ia culture du cotton.
ELes prix sont les memes qua Ia Nouvele-
| Orleans plus lie fret ct le coht de transport.
| Opelousas n aout 1870. tt
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CRANES DE- JARD|NAGE.

TABACS, CIGAREs, &c. &c. &c. &c.
ULe proprietaire IN. Posey) devone
tout son temps q l'etude ct la compost
ton ct Ia vente de medicamehts sdrs ct
accommodates.
Vingt-deux ans d'experience ct de pra-
tique incessantes. joint une determlna-
ton constante de Sc rendre utile ct com
paisant, serviront 4 lui meriter Ia CONT
nuation de l'estime ct de fencourage-
| ment de SOS nombreux clients.
Les prescriptions des m6decins son'
remplies avec le plus grand soin toute
leure du iour on de la mutt, ct rien que
les plus purs medicaments sont employs.
pour leur composition. Et les comman'
des des habitants seront egalement rem
plies avec soin ct empressement
JOHN POSEY, plarmacien.
Opelousas 20 Oct. 1870. 7tf
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rather for the approval Of his fellow
citizens and brother editors than for their
speculstions as to his ceasing, for q time at
least, his connection with the Topic as its
editor, manager, or publisher. Indeed, we
can conceive of no more praiseworthy act on
the part of any man. Those who have so
much twaddle to repeat in this connection
might have rendered their names for the La
zaretto appointment-but they did not.
The selection of DIR. Gihon is approved
by the best citizens of the State and by all who
know the man. 1t has long been felt that
not only ought the Lazaretto physician be
a doctor Of medicine, but also the Quarantine
Master. The late appointment, therefore,
was most meritorious one in more points
than one.
These newspapers are oracles in their way,
especially those in Philadelphia. that arrogate
to themselves monopoly of Harrisburg
news, gossip and comment. They generally
manage to know what nobody else knows.
and have repeatedly astonished the natives
of the capital city and the officials here by
their smart announcements, which nobody
here believes. In this matter they have uu-
deubtedly ''put their foot in it." They
reckon without their host. Let these gen
tlemen think twice before they speak, and
they will not be guilty of maligning or ridi-
culing a man who patriotically offers his SER
vices at the post of danger where, perhaps,
they themselves havenever thought Of going.
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1NTNG -HADEPHA SATURDAY SEPTEMBER g. 1870

Office of those in whose fitness the commu-
nifty at large has confidence, and whose per
formance Of duty would indicate the high
standard of the appointing power. We
need hardly observe that this better plan is
not one with which either party is too
familiar.
But we do not rest the case on high moral
grounds Expediency is the most acceptable
working basis among politicians. Is, then,
the interference of office-holders in elections
expedientp We think not. There are COM
plants of its effect from various quarters
Little ''riHgs' are formed to further the
schemes of intriguers. Patronage belonging
to party is used for the benefit of faction.
Candidates are nominated in advance of
conventions, and official influence is exer-
cised to construct the conventions accord
ipgly. Good, able men who refuse to play
into the hands of cliques are prescribed:
their nomination is frustrated, or they are
driven into retirement in disgust. One re-
suit is, growing disinclination on the part
of first class men to figure in the list of can
didates another, an ever-increasing tendency
on the part of officials to become arrogant
in tone and all-pervading in tactics they as
sumo too much, and would fain manipulate
the party which they should be content to
serve. These manifestations are not desira-
BILE, because they are not profitable. Some
ambitious candidate may chant their praises,
and some plant convention may pay tribute
to their power. But if general balance be
fairly struck, it will be found that from this
source the party losses exceed its gains
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DIR. GIHON.
From the Harrisburg Topic.

From the Harrisburg Topic.
Certain newspapers have chosen to draw an
inference or two from the appointment by
the Governor of DR.. John IL. Gihon as
Quarantine Master for the Port of Philadel-
phia. They have various pleasantries to
repeat, as they think, at the Doctors expense.
In his absence it may not be inappropriate to
say a word or two for him.
On the 10th of March last DIR. Gihon started
the Topic, which he has run successfully and
satisfactorily ever since. When the yellow
fever broke out in quarantine and DIR. Thomp-
son, the Lazaretto physician, fell by the hand
of Providence in the faithful discharge of his
duties, DIR. Gihon, knowing the nature Of the
disease, having suffered from it himself in
the hospitals of New Orleans, and having had
great and valuable experience in its treat
ment, at once rendered his services
to the Governor. This was at time
when the deaths from yellow fever in
the Philadelphia quarantine were at
the rate of seventy-hve per cent.-an unusual
proportion-and when it was natural to ex-
pect men, even old physicians, to hesitate
about accepting such a position. DIR. Tay-
lor, however, also rendered his services and
the Governor appointed the latter. Then
came the death of MIR. Robert Gartside, the
Quarantine Mester, of the sa ne disease. The
situation of Master of Quarantine was then
at discount. There were no applicants for
the post of danger. DIR. Gihon again ten
dered his services. If there was anybody in
the State whom John w. Geary had rea-
son to say he knew thoroughly it was DIR.
Gihon. The Governor was perfectly
aware of the Doctors services, suffer
ings and experience in hospitals where vel
low fever, cholera, and smallpox prevailed to
great extent. Some appointment to fill the
post at the Lazaretto was absolutely neces-
sary. 1t was at a time when a man was
needed Immediately to supply the place Of
the brave Gartside. How could there be
any hesitancy, then, about tho selection of
DR. GihonS The offer made by this
gentleman Waa patriotic one, calling
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EDWARD CLARENCE SMITH, A NJ. Principal.
This Select School vii, enter upon its sixth year
completely reoI gani2ed.
niture.
1. Pupils prepared for business life. Thorough
course In the English Branches and Mathematical
2. Pupils prepared for high standing in College.
3, SPECIAL instructors in French, German, Draw.
ing Penmanship, Elocution Bookkeeping, Natural
science.
4. A carefully organized Primary Department
D. special ieatures-an unsurpassed locality
spacious and well-ventlsted rooms with high cel.
tDgs, retired play ground
Next session begins September i9. Circulars nj
No. l416 LOCUST St Applications received daily.
Testimonial fBom Hon. W William Strong u. g. Su-
preme Court
PHnADBLpBIA, June f1, 1870.
During the last two years my son has been an at
tendant OF the school OF MIR. Edward Clarence Smith
knewn as Rugby Academy. l can unquafedly
commend Mr.. smith to those who have sons TO bs
educated, as q superior instructor devoted to his
work, kind and firm in his management of his pupila
and in all respects qcalifed for success his pro.
fession.
513 W. STRONG.
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The DEFEAT OF MAOMAHON-THE
GOVERNMENT OF PARIS = THE
EITTITRE

From the a. Y. Herald.
We still wait for details of the fight of Tues
day and Wednesday between MacMahon and
the Crown Prince at beasaaont. The latest
tslegrsphic details indicate that MacAIahon
has escaped from his hardy pursuer and is
striking at the other Royal Prince, who debars
10 way ~ Es..sFe BazAins, Dat until We nave
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colo oNKAoE TER,

FIFTEENTH AND CHESNUT STs.,
ENTIRELY NEW AND HANDSOMELY FUR
NfsHRD Is now ready Tor permanent or uanslen.
gusBA
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POLITICAL.
Ray~ o K 3 q z 2,
w L l. A III Il LEE EDS,
TENTH WARD. II II tt
1870
W l. L I M N Nm,
SIKTE TEENTH WARD
Late Private Company 2, I'D p. " gur
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S3O5'

s0y- NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
application will be made at the next meeting
OF the General Assembly OF the Commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania for the Incorporation OF a Bank in &C
cordance with the laws of the Commonwealth, to be
entitled THE MARKET BANK, to be located at
Philadelphia, with a capital OF fifty thousand
dollars with the right to increase the same to five
hundred thousand dollars. 79s6m
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rV>BE SIXTEENTH ACADEMIC YEAR OF
i SPRING GARDEN ACADEMY, N. e. corner or
EIGHTH and BUTToNWQOD Streets begins Tues.
day, September 6. Thorough preparation for Bust
ness or College. Applications received on and after
Monday August %.
CHARLES A. WALTERS, a NJ,
5I3 mn Principal
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nGsn NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
~ application will be made at the next meeting
of the General Assembly Of the Commonwealth OF
pennsylvania for the incorporation of Bank, in ac-
cordance with the laws of the Commonwealth, to be
entitled THE MANAYUNK BANK, TO be located at
Philadelphia, with a capital of two hundred thou
sand dollars, with the right to increase the same to
two hundred and fifty thousand dollars 7 2 som
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akS- HEADQUARTERS FOR EXTRACTING
Teeth with fresh Eitrous-OEde 0as Absolutely
no pain. DR. Z. r THOMAS, formerly operator At the
Cotton Dental Rooms dsyotss bis entire practice 70 ths
street. AA
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IILDON SEMlNARY.-MISS CARR'S SELECT
II Boarding School for Young Ladies will RE-
OPEN SEPT EMBER IA 1870.
1t is situated at the York Road Station OF the
North Pennsylvania Railroad, seven miles froms
Philadelphia
The Principal may be consulted personally at her
residence during the summer by letter addressed
to Shoemakertown Post ONCE, Montgomery county
Pa Circulars can be obtained also at the ONCE OF
JAY COOKE & CO.,
IS Bankers, Philadelphia. \
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- = -N~I'NH- ~ " 81
DsSyn OFFICE OF THE SCHUYLKIIL NAVIGA-
- TlON COMPANY, NO. All WALNUT
STREET.
PHILADELPHIA, August 29 1870.
NOTlCE:-Hoiders OF Certificates OF this Com
paDys Loans OF 1872, 1852, and Boat and Car Loans
OF 1858 and 1854, are requested to present them
and after September 1870 at this office, in order to
receive in Communication therefor the new Certid-
Gates guaranteed by the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad Company.
Receipts viii be given for old Certificates, aud the
new ones will be delivered soon as they can be
signed by the Officers OF the two companies.
Z. FRALEY,
S30bt President
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RSSsn n o T c L.
THE PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY.
AUGUST 25, 1870
The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders OF the
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Company will be held
at their of1ice on MONDAY, the 9TH day OF Septem-
be held for nine Directors, to for the ensuing
year.
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sGs- NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AP.
pcation viii be made TO the Treasurer OF the
City OF Philadelphia for the issue OF new certid-
cate OF City Loan in the place OF one which has
been lost mislaid, viz No. Is, ,169 Bounty Loan
No. 81 for Five Hundred Dollars in the name OF
Susanna Orr, Executrx. JAMES w. PAUL,
624 6w1 Attorney OF Susanna Orr.
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by ia nnderaighsd nniIi II opeInss Tft q
pay NAY u, isle for iaI3ishinEt ne Usiied STATES
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hH0hg pAIIent tuli heaolned, and hAlfin
est ,slt1,oi luo pounds sash the inner
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