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vENTE PUBLTQUE.

AA4% AAA LIE
Succession de John p. SatterDhite.
I'm VERTU dun ordre de rhon Cour dos
Ia Preuves de la Paroisse st. Landry, il sera
vendu . ~l'encan public, au dernier ct plus Of
frant encherisseur, par la soussigne encanteuy,
a la derniere residence du defunt dams Ia vilas
des Opelousas, le
Mardi, IL Ao,Sz, 1870,
les prophecies ci-apres decrites, appartenant =
la succession de John P. Satterwhite, decide,
a SAVIOR
! Tn terrain situe en- la vile des Opolou-
sas, avec toutes les batisses ct authorizations
qui sly trouven borne nord par la rus Belle
vue, sud par les terrains de Omer Poiret est
par lie terrain de Nine. - Moch, ct Quest
par IL terrain ci-dessous deerit ct appartenant
4 la succession.
2. I'm terrain situe en- Ia vile des Opeloa-
sas, ~adjoignant le terrain ci-dessus, aves
toutes les batisses ct authorizations qui s'y
trouvent, borne nord par Ia rue Bellevue, sud
par les terrains de Omer poiret. est par lie ter
rain No. ] ci-dessus decrit. ct Quest par lie
terrain de Cleophas Comeau.
3. Tn terrain situe en- La vile des Opelou-
sas, avec une maison de residence ct cuisine,
borne nord par le terrain de Nine. Clara ze-
non, sud par lie rue --, est par --. ct
Quest par Ia rue de la Cour.
q. I'm moroccan de terre situe sur 10 rive
est de Ia Rivieie Sabine, en- descendant, dams
la Paroisse Natchitoches. Giant, scion Ia carte
d'arpentage, Ia section fractionelle No neuf
dams le township No. cling nord de la rangee
No. l3 Quest de la base meridienne, eontenant
cent quarante deux acres amer,cains. ct etapt
la meme terre vendue d j.. P. Satterwhite,
par Adam Black ct Mary Holmes par acts
date fevrier 2, 1889. ct la meme entree par les
il appert par lie recu No. 1915
5. I'm lot de livres, une vieille charette.
un fusil, une mon4re, ct beauco9p d'autrss
objets.
Conditions-Comptant
T. PERRODIN, Encanteur.
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AVIS

AVIS
TOUTES los electeurs ddment qusliaes
l. residant dams les limtes de la vile dos
Opelousas, sont par les presentes notifies.
qu'une election aura lieu, d Ia maison de Cour,
en- cette dite vile, lie premiere
Lundi d'Avrir proclaim,
(etant lie 4ieme jou: du dit mois) dams lie but
d'elire par scrutin, sept franctenanciers de la
dite vile, CONNIE membrea du conseil d. vile
pour la dite vile.
Les polls seront ouverts D 9 heures du ma.
tin ct seront clos a 4 heures de l'apres midi.
JOS. D. RICHARD,
Gretfier de la Ceur de District.
lie 10 Mars 1870.
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March 10. 1870
Groceries. sc. &c.

TUsT received and for sale by the under
~ signed, a fresh aud we'll selected Stock Of
Groceries, Hay, Corn, Oats and Bran
Also a good supply OF Shoe-maker's material
LEFEBVRE & GAMARD.
Onelnnsas. Feb 10. ls7O.
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Fiat de la Louisiana.
CouR DE PARo1ssE, ST.. LANDRY, No.
,S~slcnese;an de .Sa1aaae Lednux.

S0CCyS5zON ut BH@tHTc 0eU0H1'
A LEXANDRE CORNER, de la Paroisse
N de St. Landry, administrator de la suc-
cession de Suzanne Ledoux, ayant ~enregistrs
un tableau final de distribution des fonds de Ia
dite succession, accompagne dune petition
demandant lhomologati"n d'icelui;
Et attendu, quill a etc fait droit a Ia dsman-
de de ladite petition, par I'm ordre do la Cour
en- 1 ate du 10 Mars, 1870:
En- consequences, avis est par le present
dome aux interesses dams cetts succession,
d'avoir a taire opposition, 81 aucune It's ont, par
ecrit, q mon bureau dams Ia vile des Gpelou-
sas, dams les trente jours qui ~suivront la date
du present avis, pourquoi ledit tableau ne So
raft pas approuve ct homologue.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Grehier.
10 mars. 1870 D o.
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Assets, ..--@I W. WV
Policies Issued during the last
two years, over.--------... to UOo
Declares dividends auuially, and assigns
dividends annually to all pgicy holders.
Divides eighty-seven anu ,lalf per cent (S74
.. c,) of profits amongst the policy holders.
Lends in each State the funds acquired
from the policy holders of that State.
Lends its funds only on first bond and mort
gage, and lends only to the amount of one
half the value of the real estate pledged.
Is exclusively a Southern Company. its
Stockholders, Directors and Officers were
born in the South.
Its prosperity is unequal!ed, probably in
the whole history of Life Insurance. No Com
pany has ever before during the same period
of its history, made such progress as the
PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON
has done. No Company presents such claims
to the patronage and the confidence ct the
Southern people.
REV. JOHN E. EDWARDS,
Vice Pres't.
D. J. HARTSOOK, Secretary.
JOHN c. BRECKENRIDGE, General
Agent for Kentucky
DABNEY H. MAURY, General Agent for
Texas, Louisiana and Arkansas,
Officers and Directors Of the Branch Office
in NeU Orleans.
PRESIDENT, DABNEY Fl. MAURY,
VICE PRES'T. GEN. q. T. BEAUREGARD.
Directors:
D. Fl MAURY, GEN. G. B~EAUREGARD.
COL G. G.. GARNER, GEN. BRAxToN BRAGG.
r NJ SIMMONS, Dr.. w. III. HOLCoMBE,
Col D.. i. WILSON, Col. THOS. MACON.
EDWARD MALE, r S BARTON,
JULES C. DENIS, LOUIS BARNETT,
w. n. RANDOLPH, A. NJ FORTIER,
FORESTER DELONDES.
COMPARISON OF PROGRESS
OF THE FOLLOWING
Successful Northern Companies
WITH THE
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= state of On .r,eS Pitre.

A LII persons indebted to the Estate OF
IA Charles Pitre are n~otifi-dato make pay
ment to Henry L Garland, Att6rney, at Ope-
~lousas, by the LIST day of April next, other
wise they will be sued and have to pay costs.
f. L. PITRE, Admir-.
March 10Th, 1870 lots
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Whenever you need a pill, try one of Drom-
goole & Co $ Liver Pills, and you will o
no other.
If bilious, use Dromgooss & no'a Ldver
Pill
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tat de In Louisiana.
CoUR DE PARoIssE, ST.. LANDRY-No. "a:

ScON LIZ ! 0NSA1SLp MA. Az awe ~NS~
A MELIA E. KELLER, venve de Lewis
IA A. Webb, decede, ct Executrice Tesla
mentaire de sa succession, aidee. autorisee ct
jointe a son mari Edward Galigar, de la Pa.
roisse St Landry. ayant enregistre un Tab
leau de distribution DIES fonds de la dit
succession accompagne dune petition deman
dant rhomologaticn d'icelui ct attendu quill
a etc fait droit a la demande de la dite petit
ton par un ordre de Ia Cour en- date du rs
fevrier 1870
En- consequence, avis est par fe present
drnne aux interesses dams cette succession.
d'avoir a faire opposition, 81 aucune ills ont.
par cert, a mon bureau dams la vile des Ope-
%lousas, dams les trente jours qui ~suivront Ia
date du present avis, %pourquoi ledit Tableau
ne sersit pas approuve ct homologue, ct Fad
ministrateur autorise D payer eoaformemsnt
audit tableau.
JOS. D. RICHARD, GreAier
or rfs- C~N
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AVIS.

T1OUS ceux qui doivent a la succession de
u Nine. We. Alexandra Castillo, sont par lie
present avertis de venir regler avec lie SOUS
signe dams les trents jours qui suivront.
JEAN CASTILLO.
Administrator
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1t will be perceived from the above appoint
ment, that am the only person authorized to
sell the celebrated Charter Oak Stoves for
the places indicated. lily right is exclusive
of every other person, and is derived from
the patentees. No other person has a right to
sell these stoves at the above places; and I
will prosecute any person for damages who
shall in any manner infringe my exclusive
right to sell. EN-. PHILIPS.
Opelousas, March 10, 1570.-4t.
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LIVE OAK NURSERY
AND

STOCK FARM
nHoTeE Concord. Clinton, and scuper-
~ nong rooted Grape Plants. and cuttings,
fdx sala Ia anY unantity. guaranteed NJ
JAMES POWERS
Near Washington, Ia.
Feb. u. 1870.
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L4u1aaassszs L4usmbers
FAyHE undersigned keeps Oh hand . largo
y. 10y " cypress Lumber ii Washington. La.
E Al 6AMUELE.
Grand Flyer Saw Nil.
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COMPARISON OF PROGRESS
OF THE FOLLOWING
Successful Northern Companies
WITH THE
PIEDMONT &

IIsaToN 2years. 81 500, ZOO 5000
The success of this Southern Company IS
therefore ahead of any now in existence. and
its rapid progress has placed it in the front
rank of Lii. Insurance Companies.
If the above good Companies nave succeed
ed or so much seorss start is it not ABSURD 10
doubt the greater and more certain success
of the Piedmont and Arlington on so m4e"
better start
Comparison
Oh THE
Losses by Death During the
year 1858,
n y |to~
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April 2, 1870.

New ORLEANS.
THE OLDEST AND MOST EFFICIENT
AND SUCCESSFUL COMMERCIAL
~ COLLEGE IN THE UNITED
STATES.
THERE IS A FULL FACULTY.
Students begin at any time. There is. no
Vacation.
G -
Citizens or strangers who wish a business
education for themselves or sons ere invited 20
call.
Students ran enter in any or all the depart
ments of the College at any time.
D. Win clubs of three or more enter at the
same time from the same place. ten per cent
deduction will be made.
BOARD AND LODGING $25..Psr MONTH.
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To Whom it May Concern.

THIS is to certify that we have appointed
IL Mr.. Emanuel Philips, of Opelousas, la ,
as our sole agent for the sale of the Patent
Charter Oak Cooking Stoves. for the towns
of Opelonsas, Washington: Grand Coteau and
Port Barre.
RICE BROS. & CO.
New Orleans, March 10, 1870.
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BOOKKEEPING.
PENMANsHIP,
MATHEMATICS,
INCLUDING
SURVEYING, NAVIGATION. CIVIL
ENGINEERING, DC.
ENGLISH. FRENCH, SPANISH GERMAN,
PHOTOGRAPHY, ETC,
Are taught as used in business ANY stu
dent can at once take charge of any set of
books
An education that enables the student to earn
$1,000 $4,000 or $1,000 Ye*r
Is the best Fortune parents can give their
sons. The South must now educate all her
sons practically.
Al the last two Fairs the Students and Pro-
fessors of .Dolbear Commercial College were
awarded Sir Firsl Ctass Prizes, and more than
any other Institution in the United States for
Penmanship.
TERMS-Payable i'm Advance
Penmanship-lessons not limited, per-
feet course w
Bookkeeping double and single entry
etc, a perfect conrse SO 90
Misunderstanding all. commercial
l. calculations So w
Lectures on Commercial law 20 90
line ABOVE constitutes Lie IouuuioiS id iSouiso
English-Grammatical course.....-- SO no
English, French, Spanish, Gerlnan-full
course, to learn to read, ,orste and
speak the language correctly, not
limited 90
Latin, Greek-full 100 90
Algebra, Surveying, tc.-.-.-.--.--- 90 0O
Geometry-full course, not limited SO 10
Teachers Course in Penmanship 100 90
| Ornamental Penmanship and Flourish
| 81 w
Agricultural Chemistry-full course 100 90
4 Life Ticket in all the Departments 500 90
A student having paid for a course in any
branch, as above. Is entitled to a Life Ticket
in that Department. He can attend such
branches as he may desire. Persons from Is
to 60 years OF age attend.
NIB. AH the Graduates tor the past 81
years are aoU in good business. so far as
knors
CAUTInN.-Beware of Hotel Runners and
Drunmers, and apply at once at the College.
Put your money in the hands Of your Mer-
chant or the President of the College.
For Catalogues, ETC., apply at this Office. OF
Ri FUs DoLBEAR, President,
ian29-5m New Orleans, La.
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Comparison

Experienced by the following Companies
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PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Richmond, Virginia.

Capital paid up and seeagd $780,; $500 COO COG
Policies Issued during the last
fuo aver kU UUt
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2 avril, 1870.
The New York herald., 1870-12-01
MISCELLANEOUS.


A MEDICAL WONDER--HYATT's LIFE BALSAN.-
"a Rheumasm in its most painful FORMS also scrofula
Sores worst Of Diseases Of the Blood Msrcurial
Compain Debility Liver and Kidnsys &c are most GER
!Sniy cured by ne great purifier has cured hundred
curative for Ftsula In all durable and II has cured
"RYATTS iNzASNUFF saved nv Hie Ihad Catsrrh
from twelfth to tynrs year had been to Califonia
and Europe without benefits lost OF SMELL appetite
and sleep End was willing gle when using
restored to health OLIVER H. CROsSMANs 70 GIN street,
New York"
Principal depot 24s Grand street, New York Life Basam
81 per bottle; for $5 Sold By druggists generally sent
everywhere by express.
4 BsOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
N different States desertion, de- sufficient causes NO
pubcity no charge until divorce obtained Advice free.
M HOUSE, Attorney IS Nassau street.
A BsoLuTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED lN
N different STATES; publicity charge till divorce OBJ
laned advice free. Also Commissioner for every State
FL. KING, Counsellor at Law, 1863 broadway.
CtORNs CURED FOR 80 CENTS EACH; BUNIONs, BAD
~ Nails, &C., cnred without pain by Dr. RICE 2os Broad.
way corner OF Fulton street. New York; and 232 Fulton
street. OF Clark, BROOKLYN AnnihatoP Cornat
Dunions, Nails, DO BY mai. ~ cents
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EXPLOSION At BRIDGEPORT.
One Man Blown to Atoms Marrow Escape
Of Cartridge Factory.

AT half-past three p. NJ yesterday On explosion
occurred at the works OF the Union Metallic Cart
ridge Company In East Bridgeport, Conn. The scene
of the explosion was In what Is known as the "ful-
inmate mixing roOm," q small frame building one
story high, in which the Illuminating powder used In
the manufacture OF the cartridges was prepared.
Tie shock was distinctly felt In Bridgeport, caus-
ing the windows to vorate at distance Of several
miles, and column Of smoke rising from the scene
OF the disaster indicated that 1t had been followed
by nre. The city Fire Department promptly pro-
ceeded to the spot but its services were not needed
as the flames had already been extingushed
by the hose belonging TO the factory,
which is always kept IN readiness for such
emergencies In the factory itself the explosion was
more severely felt, causing the work-benches to
vDrate and breaking out panes or glass. Intense
excitement was produced among the 400 operatives,
a large proportion Of whom are females, and many
rushed terrified out OF doors.
But one man Is known to have been Killed by be
explosion, Frenchman named Achille ZaOtti VINO
was employed at the time in mixing the Illuminating
powder, compound far terrible In its effects
than ordinary gunpowder, composed Of illuminate OF
mercury, chorae Of potash and other ingredients.
He had been into the once OF the company
but twenty minutes previously TO inquire Tor
letter, ana ltue later, without moments warn.
ing, was blown into fragments. portion OF one OF
ms srnls, the severed fingers OF hand and lew
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01se.
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 80, 1870,
CLEARED.


steamsbp Cuba tBr). Noodle, Lvcrpoo-Chas G rrsnck-
Steamship Britannia tBr Campbell, Glassow-Hendcrson
Bros. " 80
Steamship Zodiac, Harkscn, savannahMurray Ferris
Co.
Steamship Saratoga, Couch, Ncsfolk-Old Dominion
ssamship Hatteras Lawrsnce Norfolk, City Point and
X ktchnnond-0d D0rntulon Ste1mnhip Co.
Wood
Ship Betty QsGA Nutshorn, Breman-H Koop Co.
Bark Pekln (Br Dsktn, Liverpool-Geo Cooper Co.
Bark Aristides (Nor) Void, Queenstown or Falmouth
Wendt Tetens 4 Bockman.
Bark Union tBrh Fougere, Barbados and markat-Hat-
bark @ W Roosevelt, HERMAN, Matanzaa-Jas Ward 4
Co. st
Bark Chile lBr), Barnes, savannah-Boyd Hincken
4 Go.
Brig Anna (Br), Morrow, Crab Island-Peniston Co
Schr Fortunate Orb Terrible, Rio Grande Sui via Rich.
schr Fitch, Yates st Pierre (Mart)-J Ingraham
Co.
Schr Laura Pride (r), Scopean, 81. Kitsones Lourh
Schr Il Wright, Smith, New OIieans-N II Brigham,
ScM Nellie French, Charleston Evans, Ball & Co
schr General Banks Woodbury. Charleston Evans, Ball
schr Susan Wright. Mount Georgetown Doner, Pot.
ter & Co.
Schr jaime stown, Bennett, Baltlmore-Eyans Ball 4 Co.
Schr Geo Washington. Peck, Stanford.
Schr SAie Burton, Palmer, Stamford.
Sloop Kobt Wise, Barker Stamford.
Steamer w y Perrepont, Shropshire, Phiade,phia.
Steamer nm Eliza, Richards Philadelphia.
Steamer Sarah Jones, Philadelphia.
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other ghastiy fragments only ,vere founo. :, q a,s.
tance OF Some twenty feet [ ,e scsns ~ ths ers
poson He mad been oe or en Years a. 'ns Is s
Ky. o0capaoh' Tor Upwards OF four years
children. ue io@'0S ""o snu wv
s,da e ,ns norKs rair OF the company are situated be
hrnka a la a ~ IA track, on the borders OF Penn
MessTs a. East bridgeport They are owneA by
mi ~. .nuyier. Hartley 4 Graham, OF New York,
into - - Anufacture about q ton OF gunpowder daily
hrs ne metallic cartridges adapted 70 the use Of the
~ sech.loading firearms used In the Russian, Prus-
Aan and French armies: Most OF this powder Is
for safety kept In magazine two miles distanr. but
small quantity. beng allowed to be brought into
the factory ut q time.
BY the foresight OF Mr.. A. O. Hobbs. the eflcient
superintendent every possible precaution had been
taken against accident else far nero serious
result might have followed. The building which
was destroyed was not only isolated from the main
works, but was sunk some distance In the ground,
aud was rurtnsr shut or by heavy embankmenls
around It. SO successful were these precautions
that the distributing magazine, which stood but
few feet distant, escaped without injury though
containing considerable quantity OF powder at the
time. The GOODNESS and presence Of mind OF Inc
superintendent and Of Mr.. Hobbs, Jr., and OF
Mr. White, The company's secretary, were remarked
by every one, and no doubt, were instrumental In
checking further disaster.
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ARRIVALS.
REroKTEp by THE HERALD STEAM VAC,

HEFORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS
stse%gshp CITY of Brussels LiverpOo Nov laad Queens
q ion q ss passed cunard steamer Bound east ssh. lat
Soh l mes east OF Sandy Hook. steamship City Of Linn
Steamship Hcrro Castle, Adams. Hayana. Nov se with
s,eamship Farbanf, Howe Wilmington, NC, d hours,
Couch Norfolk with rndse to
ss ss Mp q da cs. With
northern passage had strong Galcs throughout has
days with mdss % pcdrso Peck 3ci a sPa While
rnainyard overheard aud Lost It blowing hard
and heavy running the me had moderate weather.
ssrE BrSuisra ss morana Licaa 60 days with br,m
stone TO Chamberlain Phelps Passed Gibraltar Oct s.
petsr Hsrmony NepheG Co. Had ane weather 70
Bark Lamplghter Birch, i.ermuda days. In ballast, to
Warren Ray Il Co. Had strong SW gales the entire pas
Brig PrInd. Oscar tNor, Berendscn Ces ss days, with
Passed Gibraltar Oct s Had variable weaher has been
Brig Scotland 1rJ Crowe Demerara Nov H. with .urar
TO Smith. Sailed cpgruany with brigs Perl ana Lima
Tor New York. Has been days of Haeras with heavy
Erg ee the Bay Noyes, Indianoa ls days. with cot.
ton, &C. to Tupper Beae- weasel to w Mott.
lumber 10 John G. Moorcevessel TO Miller Hoaphton
Schr Edith (of New HAVEN, Randall Liverpool Ang 49,
Thomas Took the northern pnssage aud ha1 strong w
gaes sprung mzzenmasl head has teen Is days OF tho
Schr sturtevant Cr,se Newbern NO days with shin
gles to Thomas, Holmes K Co.
schr Louisa Frazier steensn, Wilmington, NC, days
4 Co.
Pnssed Thromgh He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Chesapease johnson Portland for New yo,k
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COTTON CONFEDERATION.

An Immense CONSIGNMENT Burned.
The great warehouse Of Dwight, Hopkins, TrOw.
bridge Co.. Tor the storage Of cotton. located at
Nos IA aud 10 DesDrosses street. was yesterday
morning scourRed by the fire king who reveled to
mis- I'LL, Notwithstanding our excellent and active fire
department got on Its heaviest streams and exer.
cised Its analary qualities to the best OF its ability
The re Is believed to have originated In the rear
Of the second foor where the previous day men had
been employed In returning and restoring and
sanpl ers had used lamps In making their investiga
tl0ns The warehouse contained 1900 bales and it
y believed that the stock has been damaged ty per
cent. or about $60,000 to 100000. The building
which Is OF brick. nve stories hgn, Is nearly totally
aestroyed VIII cost about $50 600 to restore 1t to
It's previous condition. The fire burned from three
A. NJ until late into the afternoon, when it was ex.
tinguished by the department..
The building fs owned by John Sexton of No. 733
Lexington avenue, and Is insured for So 900 in city
companies. The insurance on stock is $4,000; but
10 what companies could not be ascertained as the
Company.
It is said that the $4,000 insurance was not
taken In the Hone. but the Home Insurance Com.
pany. Although II Is credited to the former in the
Fire Marshal's report as reinsurance, rumor has
1t that the Home Company Is the only sufferer by the
cOndagrQtiOn. y -
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Or 70 othss tbsm made for osteutatous
The magnificent bounss Of the late presden, q
good and lust not publicly kpSwn % s ~, ns my
worthy s In The bef and touching speech * @Sss
blessing upon the work and prayed that al there present
might live 70 Witness is eompstion His prayer, y, .of
Was MOI .n!w.rsd 70 w. s ,na, a.s.a 10 70 ,o1ss S,ss
ana al sck and suffering h, bounty has relieved: Sis,
His name viii be cherished BY all who reTsmDsr MIN - -
good xcrss Let tSe Mount sinai Ho.psl be speedily com;
petod and stand forever monument 10 bis memory fnd
now my good friends express the hope that -
jusa opened may results meet your highest expea
brew or Christian faith, for both may stand ccmmon
ground In sxercsing the thrice holy asIyute Of charity
(Applaussl
The assemblage during the course OF the address
became larger, and ut past eight O'Clock the
building was crammed to lts utmost limits. The
Inauguration OF the fair was, altogether, splendid
success. 1t win continue open for three weeks.
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Steamship Chesapeake johnson Portland for New Yor
pnh ioass apd passengers, tod Ames.