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SOYEZ AVERTIS.

& y I'1i cht ca on uui ont enes
" ties nliAlltS Vt!..!a,.es deyant ia
Cour> soft de Di>.iivt. soft ,lc pa.oiss o,
!c> irrnVr>, >ont pal IL present iuforns
gu" les til!S tl,rr:llr,,s dams ces muyj
Sout ''ts> depths l., Ter Juliet couraut, !
que s'Il> nc vlsliucnt les payer sans dea
Il mon bureau. ii opclousas, lis seles1
coiltctcs avcc trais.
T.. @. HAYES,
.ShGifde Ia Pusuilyc 81. Las4n
opcloUSa, : Juliet ISL. 43tf
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DLe Prince de Polignac est mort re-
semment en- France. Nos lecteurs SO
rappssscen& aRns dsazte que III. do Poll
gnac jsmS un ride important dams la
guerre de In secession. II commandait
une division de larm6e Confed6r9e dams
fe corps d'arm6e du general Kirby Smith
pen dc temps avant Ia reddition de notre
d6partement militaire.
81 nous ne nous trempons pas, le gene
raj Polignac await etc, alors, envoye en-
mission en- France, par le President Da-
Wis. II men est pas revenu, ct 60 mission
est ainsi demeuree un secret.
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mis-. Mais nous cspcrons que le jour du
rcndcment dc complies nest pas loin ct
que tot on tard, justice scra faitc ct dcs
assassins ct dc ccuX qui les protc1eut.
LES KU-K1rx pu GouvERNErn WAR.
MoTH.-tn de nos contiercs racontc quill
WI deux aflidaslts, >i yncs respective
ment par Nelson Pcyton ct Frank Ba>ey,
devant NJ. Earhart, no'aire public, atlida-
vI,syu lis dissent qu'lls Gta'cnt employees
par la vile CONNIE traval!curs dc Icvee :
one lie 10 du courant la bande a IaqucIlc
is appar'cnnent tut condu',e du Basin
Neut \ ger pour y TRAVELLER, mais qua
Ieur arr!vtc on les In!orma qu'lIs uvuient
a ialrc unc excursion sur lc club republic
ctn du Cinqu.eInc Distinct, dams Ie but
d, IT, dispenser. chose q laqucl!c lis Sc re-.
fu>erent, ct qu cnsute lis iurcnt rcnyoyGs
parce qu lis nc voulurcnt pas s'cngagcr
so,s;tnlr la clique dc Warmo,h.
BAsey est un homme dc coulcnr ct Pew
ton i'm DIES veterans de la dcrnicr3 gncrrc
On raPportc qnc clnq "utrcss trava,llcurs
ont etG congcdies pour Ia meme cause, en-
meme temps. Peyton dit quill ne vou|ait
pas Sagn"r son pam au dtpcns de SEES droits
Ell Dc sa Ilb"rtt CONNIE cItoycn-AbrHlc.
'Atin dc porter autant que possible
Il la c0nllaissHncc tle nos lrctcurs les ven
tes Ne SUGGESTIONS ct dc Sheriff tablca,lx
administrators etc. dams notrc paroi,-
Sc, nous dounerons dtsormais clauue Sc
maine, un sommairc OH l'on pourra pui-
ser les rcnsti gnemrnts voulus dams mn
espace limitC, an lieu d'avoira il parcourir
les tongues ct nomlrcuses COLONIES de
Ia teuillc que VI. Warmoth &, Co. ont de-
sigffI.c CONNIE journal otlicicl.
C'Rst nn surcroit douvraSc ct dc pei
l'sstratis que nous nous nous imposons
voln''ticrs dams l'intcvtt dc nos lccteurs.
Noir notrc partc anglaise.
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WuFessu de P0ste d'Opelousas.
Heures d'cuverture ct de fe1meture de
ce Bureau
T e Bureau de Poste sera ouvert tons les ours
~ (le Dimanche excepte) sept heures E. de-
mie du matin, ct ferm6 heures du soir,
La MALE den baut sc fermera a heure anrss
midi, ct la MALE den bas Sc fermera a 6 neurcs
du soir.
LIE Dimanche, le Bureau sera ouvert de sept
henres DIN matin neuf heures ct demie, ct de 4
heuses du soir.
D. P. G. HILL, Maitre de Pose.
Opelousas % Jnillet 1871. 45f
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La Machine niue par dcS cheyany,

&c Reynolds. surlassc tuutes les autres pour IL
iorec ct la dsEtr. Ccttc machine ftc llanuiac-
turee expressen"nt pour ttre adaptee aux nlou-
Illus cotton, moulirs a CRU ct a,itrcs ,rayuux
d,habltatlon. Ccs machines ont oltcnu les ,re-
'nHrs prlA Il Ia Fore dn Texas, Ell l>7i.
Files s"nt manufacturers Il la Nuuyrlle Orlf
ans, la tondrie de Reynolds, il lcncoignure .les
Ste. Marie.
W. II. REYNOLDS, proprictairc. boitc 1000.
bureau ct Depot, No. 3, ru; Carontlelet
BLOCH & DUPRE, agents,
Ol'clousas, Inc.
On dcnante dos agcnts partout On CHI
verra gratis une liste dcs rrix Il tons ccux m;
delna1ldcront. Rs annt #
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GroCerie de Families,

nv JOSEPH BLUM Went tl'nrrivcr avcc un
~ assortment chois de groceric pour ia
Farine, pore fulne, iambon. sucre. s.l cafs vi;us
oleres, boissons spiritueuses ct liqueurs de tou.
yes sortes. sarttines, saumons, Holsters, frontage
gralsse, biscuits au beurre, au sucre &C. conser
YES aliEnentaires beurre Goshen fu,;ts a Tao',
de-vie, raisns, anan,es. lmnboms at rna ;rs,';tL
dautres marchan.iises don't Nnun,6rat;on ] sa"a;e
trop ongue,-quil yendra hun ,narrl6 no"r d., d.,
compliant. e0'A "a"
ii tiendra constamment de Ia GLACE, ct il sc
iera nn pAa!sir dc prefer des rGfrigeratcurs aux
families qui desireraient faire de Ia creme \ In
glace: Son magasin est rue Main, pres Tnncien
Hotel de rUnioI,, Opelor,sas. s iuin. 3m'
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Du n0uVecu q OpelousaS.

Du nouVecu a OpelousaS.
AH \. l.N'tNH art,.ui:rt ~ 'M!,lir
lvEe qur l"n t!otlNcifA t"ulnl!> 4 SON
cafe, rlts ii" Ia N"i>'n Il" t",',, l. lois
snN> les 1til''H's, Ices .i'.i> ,'> i'ri.''''> ':u
lait &c. les liirliN rltpaIt~. il Ia 4,trt,
aiE~i que les Wins divers, tru!f, !, 'r""-
hr-v;c, liIucul> fines t>r. /! Il t-..j, 1nrnt
ttani unc font liHr dean de Stl1X'.i il li
~laet, At il >ulicitc dc tltjllcHtt, yi>;trs
de III pant '!r> amateurs
Op.IoE"n> 10 ,jsin III. :T'tf
BC\%i. (DNII'AC\lI.
Is "t>''II'', ca! A.nt't u t"'ir.' ~ 'r\t' l.
Il 4 ''ht:' I.c '''l. con ih:Er; a., n:" >au-
lH.'li E:t'-nN t Ill" r' 4 Il .r pass l.! >..i
Salon, L., l.v.c t.. Il li!.' Nt:,t au 4. - IL -. l,;,
lean I;. Coulter d. pir .ut:s:s .;t i i1.,..yrra
ton uurS Ne Ia her, j., g,ar co...;:.ls .,:,,,s
&c. e. C..a:nb.rs i,;;i;r:.'.r~,'~
l.. |. ESIll.ETTE.
Or''l"u>s> - mai Isl ia
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ENCORE UNE vICTIME DU "PRINTlNG
B1LL!"-Ls Loassianass, un excellentjour-
nal conservateur public dams Ia paroisse
st. Jacques, annonce quill suspendra ses
publications a dater du Ter aodt. II a.
wait six annses d'existence, ct 6tait fort
estamS pertoat Oh il stait Iu.
Nous regrettons sinc2rement de voir
somber lie spiritrlel journal de M. Gentil,
Of nous espSrons que bient6t, quand Ia
venalite, la corruption ct le vol engen-
drSs par le radiealisme auront fini leur
sazTieFe, 10 Louisianais reprendra sa pla-
90 parmi les journaux aeonvictions hon.
nAtes dc notre Etst,
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Presses a. Cotton.

ES presses i cotton dite "kcynols revolving
80 Wrought Iron Screw" sont unc amc!ior;.-
ton snr les presses IA cnton Wis les plu, popu-
iar'S, ct elites ont etc proLoncecs les plus com
pctts, les plus ur.bies ct les plus taciles 4 ma
slcr lnalntenallt connues. Lc podS cnticr tic l.,
pre>se a'cc lie cotton dams la boie rcposr sur un
pivot, pcrlnettailt ainsi dcux honimcs on TN
de 500 liyrrs ~
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O. Assemble des Pompiers ce soir q
ST heures, 4 Ia remise de Ia Ponpe. Nc
pas oublier.
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lie Courier des 0pelousa
public LIE SAMEDI PAR
l. r. ON i, s A DOE
CDSIbITlONS:

CONDITIONS:
LAHONNEMENT scra dc trois rlastres F"
an, lmyablcs davancc.
LES AVIS sr ptirront cin4uantc cents II
car't pour la premiere insertion ct ,ingtfI.r,
j cents par cure pour chaIuc insertion sp's
qurnte. HUT ll.ncs ou moins cunstitueron'' I
rarrc.
Lcs'arls qni scront envoyts .p"ur ;tre puO3'l
srront ilisci.s ca Francais ct al AN. as IA ho''
~ ~ zen solt autrr!ncut ortlniIn; ju>uuae "
'e"''c"f JuEr pr"poS de les di>continuer.
Les tan'trtatn AUX iavr'ts puhlilucS deVl'
payer l'i'i'zc plastrcs i'av"ncc, sis vcuIeh'
la!te a:inOnttr.
Les ntrrol"arS. lea lcttrrs de- ,rrrriment
f'cl.ines. les Communications dun genre II
sonnet. clc.. - ptlrlunt .tu tIuA dies avs
Les aitltlt> d nflt nature prrananclit tluaI
'"attl"i> lis >erunt a,lmssihcsl ee palel
tln1t cents IL iehe CT a'.syanee. i
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COLLEGE ST, Charles,

GRAND CoTEAU. (LLE.)
'EAHlBlT1ON publiquc ct III diStri-
80 button DIES prix aura lieu lc Mcrcrc-
iii IL Aout. Les eNerciccs commencement
Il 8 lleures du matin.
Grand C0teau 5 Aont 1871. AZ 2t
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TNous regrettons d'aveir q annoncer
rapparition des chenilles d cotton dams
notre paroisse. Au commencement dc
eette semaine, elles 90 sont montr6es dams
divers champs de cotton du Bayou Beuf.
Quoiqu'elles. ne soient point encore en-
grand nombre ct qu'elles ne fassent en-
core aucun tort, il est n6anmoins certain
qu'avant un mois elles auront centuple,
surtout par un temps pluvieux comme
nous avons depuis 10 ou l2 jours.
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BONNIE. (DNII'.tG\II,.
L. MOULCR,

III 1AV = AN1G,
Successor dc =. 3. Es2~.
No. So hhc ';ciIc Lrrrt, caco;gn"rt I;ien-
riHc. Ct lil Hnc 10 fh0rt.ts,
CHrotynn,r 1ouIorsr
NJ ANlFACIl'HE d la Na," ur &. TAhac Il
w I'ali,r e: i I'r,rr ~ tnn. rtatr,,, il. u,ir
c>rert i" tigaYt d. la lHval.r T:h"c i Chi
qu"r. ii :. a.. N..,-O Oh t..ns. G;, i.:-;m
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d - E 10 VI q A @:
sAMEDI matln, :.:: S AOUT 1871.
AUX CONTRaBUABLEs.

1e Ter. Aont commeneera rassessement DIES
taxes sur les proprietes taxables de La Paroisse
st. Landry, lequel assessment se terminera le
Ter Septembre proclaim. Get assessment fe fe-
"a au bureau du Recorder, d Opelousas, par le
Sheriff, le Recorder ct le Grefier de la Cour de
District, oonformement 10 loi.
Ainsi, Les int3ress6s feront bien de &c presen-
ter avant 10 cloture de rassessement, atm de re-
wiser leur easement, sinon lis n'auront plus le
droit de reclamer apres le ler septembre, ct lis
seront forces de payer les taxes qui leur seront
imposees,-qu'elles soient j,lstes ou erronees.
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Nous avons recu dc III. r. Valade,
quelques poires cultivees sur SON habita-
ton de Plaisance, en- cette Paroisse.-
Files sont do 10 plus CROSSE taille, tres iu-
teuses ct dams aaveur exeellente qui rap-
1elle loo nasilleures poires DE- France. NJ.
valade . une grande quantit6 darbres
fFuitisas rares, parmi milssquela ii ssen trou-
ve beaueoup greaB6s par lui-meme, ct qui
grace a'des coins intelligents. .apportent
a'exeelsnts fruits ct On abondsnce.
~Auioapdshai auroat iien ! L. Maison
de Cour quatre ventes do Sheriff. On Y
disposera dune petite habitation de 20
arpeats . Plaiaance, dun terrain avec les
smel'orataons d Warrington, de 100 ar
Renss de terrs i Plaquemine Brulee, ct
,a'on eeaion andricaiu dc bonne race.
Pour plns de details nous rsfxrons le
assteur = notre pslaie anglaise.
y .s~"~-"->---S->~-~>----~..-.->.
As@S oNs EXPLOSION DIE BArEAU-
A"VAPRuR.- TERRIBLE REsuLrAr-Le
oao . vspenr dc. Staten Island, le West
as.as sals explosion D New-York le 30
saifiee, On moment oa'il quittaie ID terre.
! e. e cent cipqaante peesonnes an ,,ooins
ssas4s6 ta6ss on blessdas. Trente-et-un
WIS ont St@ ramen6s D terre ct il v
!. = y oss uas vingtAine. Ace oue l,on
qui mont point encore 6tS "a
.sSesss 2 y await 400 psrsonnes / bord
VIZ Fey letaqae l'explosion 4 Am Han
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EMANUEL PHILLIPS.

Rne Main, Op-lousas.
NOUS avons un assortment choisi De mar
~ ch"ndlsrs d.. tous genres. que mons VEN
drons dcs aujourd hui a une tres Iegef. ava,cc
sur les prix DE- la Nouv-l!e Orleans
Nous avon, garncn. les ceicbrcs fyurnaux
dc cuisine dis
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ALEXANDRIA.

wAsHfkGToN And RICHMOND RAILROAD
The work on the first section of the Washington
and Richmond railroad, a distance of six miles
from Cameron's distiliery, I'm progress Of con-
struc6on by Messrs. Mcclure & Studs, con-
tractors, is beng pushed forward with the ra-
pidity and energy that characterize those gen.
tlemen. About $50 laborers and 80 horses
and carts are kept constantly employed, and
by Saturday night next the excavation on
the "upper cut" the terminus OF the sectisn,
will be finished, and by the middle of the next
month the road bed for two miles out from the
crossing at Cameron run wiz be ready for the
rails.
REGIsrRATIoN.-Ther registration books were
opened at sunrise this morning in all the wards
OF the city at the same places that were used
for that purpose last year. at one O'Clock to-
been added 10 the lists, a majority of which
were those OF colored people. The books will
be opened every morning during this week at
sunrise, will remain open all day, and will close
at sunset. They will be reopened on the 9th and
10th proximo. All citizens who will have lived
in the State one year and in the CITY three
months on the 18th of next May are entitled to
register.
ILL.-The Hon James VI. Mason, formerly q.
S.Senator from Virginia. and more recently
representative Of the Confederate States at the
Court OF St James, is lying very ill at his resi-
deDce on the Seminary Hall, near this city-so
i'll that his life Is despaired of BY his friends
General nervous prostration is the disease un-
der which he is sinking.
HORRIBLE ACADEMIA little child. ahout
three years old, son of Mr.. George Beavers
living on Prince street, near Union set fire TO
its clothes last evening with match and be-
fore assistance could be rendered was 30 burned
that no hopes are entertained of his life.-Ga-
zette last eUsRing.
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barometers.
REDUCTION IN PkIcK OF CLOTHING,
Mems, Boys and Youths Clothino,
from z. wsllach.
Fit, quality and workmanship guaranteed.
DTess ard Business Suits made to order and
ready made at less than any other frst-cIass
The Largest Stock of Boys and Youths Suits
At :" 'H'' 'i P y''wA1LAcH,s.
odeon Hail, corner Az st. and Penn. ave.
THE PRINCIPAL rorIc of conversation among
our ladies seems to be the Mclean & Hooper
sewing Machine. II Is really the Ladies Pet.
~ does as much and even more work than most
OF the high priced machines. 1t is astonishing
new large quantity Of these machines have
been sold in such short time. Since the sew.
ing machine ,odr has commenced, We inquired
OF Mr.. Rosenthal why he don't engage in the
war, and in answer he says: the SO Machine is
the whole cause of the war among the gents
Ok the high-priced machines, tall Of Which could
6e sold wih good profit at the same pric. who are
Jealous Of the great success of the machine. j.
Rosenthal, No. 4O4 7th street, lie the general
agent; ne warrants it; also sells it Cd eight
monthly payments. All
CAUTIoN.-BelOaye of Importers AS some IN
scrupulous parties are in the habit of stating
that their places of business are branch stores
OF the Original Franc, hereby notify the pub
lie that have NO branch stores, and that I have
no connection with any similar institution in
Il
Furnishing Goods, 431 eth ST., between ID and r.
CowING's PATENT NBCKTIE FASTENER, for
sale Wholesale and retail at the Original ranc's
stores.
NOVELTIES IN NECK WEAR, at the Orieina,
Francs, All It'll street. The cheapest Store In
the city. No branch stores.
GREAT VARIETY IN Ware SHIRTS two
or three pleats-eylets, buttons or studs-open
IN front or in back-all sizes-at the Original
Francs Gents Furnishing Store, 43l eth street,
at Popular Prices. No branch stores.
BUY THs CELEBRATED A" FRANC" COLLARS
the best Paper Collar in the market, for sale
only az the Original Francs, 43I eth street.
Look for the name. No branch stores. "A
MRS MoopEY's ABDOMINAL CORSET. recon-
inended by all physicians, can be bought and
made to order, at Q: Bsums Hoop Skirt and
Corset Factory, 4os eth street. 1921
GENTLEMEN AND LADIES KID GLOVES al One
Dollar a pair, at &. Baurn's Hoop Skirt and
Corset Factory, 40S 9Th street. 3,2I
THB CELEBRATED Marquise and Marguerite
Glove, in all the spring shades, has just been
received st e.. BAUMs
Kid Glove Depot, 4oS It'll st.
Our NEW STYLES of Corsets, from France
and Germany, have just arrived, and can be
had in oil qualities and prices.
q. BAUM, Corset Importer.
For CoRNa, Bunions, Club and Ingrowinp
Nails, and other diseases of the feet, visit DR.
Whites establishment, No. SIS 18th street. op-
posite United States Treasury. 2,2i,i2:
CALIFORNIA CArAwBA WINE on draught, at
Hall. 3.2.S
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GEORGETOWN.

Doctor A. +. MAGRUDER, OF GEORGETOWN
lately appointed an assistant surgeon \, the
Navy. has been ordered to the Naval Hospital
at PHILADELPHIA.
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SOME beautiful styles Of French gilt iewelr
received at Prigg q jewelry store, on the Avenue
to-day.
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NATIVITY OF POPULATION OF THE DISTRICT
OF CoLUMBIA.-A few days since We published
table showing the nativity OF the population
Of the city Of Washington. Since then there has
been prepared ut the Census Bureau similar
table for the entire District OF Columbia, which
f0ots mp as follows Born in the United States,
t2,l01 white; i3 325 colOred; IA Indians; born in
foreign countries, l6, 25i. Total, 13l $50.
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THE OHIO STATE REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION
held meeting at Marini's Hall last evening to
consider the prOpriety Of sending delegates to
the State nominating convention to be held at
Columbus on the 2lst Of June next. Some cor
respOndence on the subject has already passed
between the officers of the association and the
chairman of the State central committee, but il
being uncertain whether the dele cation would
be allowed to participate in the deliberations of
the convention If sent, no definite action was
had, and the subject was, after considerable dis
cussion, referred to q committee tor inyestiga-
ton and report.
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MRS. SPENCER AND Miss WEBSTER WANT
$500 EACH FOR NOT BEING ALLOWED To VOTR.
Messrs. Riddle and Miller entered suit in the
Supreme Court Of the District yesterday for
Mrs. Sarah j. Spencer against the board Of re-
gistration OF the District of Columbia, for re.
fueing to registrar her name as q voter, for
which she claims $500 damages. Sarah K. Web
ster brings suit against +. w. w. Griffin james
Butler, A. Is. Wolf, superintendents of election
in the Sd precinct, Thirteenth district, for re-
fusing her vote at the recent election, claiming
damages to the amount Of $500.
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AvHNUR PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN.-By refer
ence TO the advertisement else where, it will be
seen that the tine business location ON the north.
east corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and Ilth
street Is to be sold at auction by Latimer &
Cleary tomorrow afternoon. This Is q rare
chance for capitalists as the stand is one Of tho
very best in the CITY.
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ABBOTT, the English clown, and Bonfanti
the honny dancer, in the "Three Hun CHI backs
at Wallis Opera House are immense; to say
the ice.
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TIE best gas cooking utensils in the 'msrks
building.
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THH NEW MARKRT-HoCsR-Am meeting OF
the board OF directors OF the new Mar ket-hOuse
Company was held at their office yesterday, the
president, Hon. n. q. Ordway, in the chair
The improved plan for the construction OF the
7th street wing was submitted, and the architect
was instructed to proceed at once with the work
according TO the original plan.
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WALKRR LEWIS was appointed q messenger
o. The new Board Of Health yesterday.
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GOOD PICTURE OF A COOP MANA CAP
ital crayon portrait OF Gen. Chapman, Delegate
elect to Congress, is on exhibition at Philip &
Solomons. II is from the Photographic gallery
Of n. b. Brady, and Is an excellent likeness as
well az q fine work of art.
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Is. +. UNDERWOOD lectures on the "DAr win
ian Theory" at aarmonial Hall to night.
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~ I.HPOsE.N'G PROCESSION.

Interesting Exercises at the National Theatre
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CITY ITEMS.

HALLS Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover
the pest preparation eNtant for restoring gray
hair to its original color, and to keep il So
HRMPLER has all kinds thermometers and
barometers.
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ADJUSTMENTS, &C.
ODD FELLOwSu1p

THAN hSGINING CELEBRATION.
FiCty-sccOnd Anniversaries.
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FINE TEAS,
COFFEEs, &C.,
which We are selling at . very smsIl advance.
TO OUR CHOICE BRANDS %
VINES, BRANDIES,
And WHISTLES,
AT VERY Low FIeUREs.
METGzER Sc BYLES,
ali SEVENTH STREET,
mh2s.n Next to Odd Fellows Han.
ooKi LoOKu LOOK
why not buy where you can buy the cheapes,,
without doubt We are below the lowest.
4 and nc per 10; White Demersrs do is,.e, Der PEI
Family Flour q % and Gss G per quarter Dbl,
esoaa lot ;, and e. per 6s AS
Meal. 80"
R SITE i?} RsE sy Tsst 1Rd'
White Cut Loaf Drip', sc, per gal.
& sss RI Ia p s sss IT, b..
,n,,,. Utter, &C., &c.
oc per ib doc do Bpess., sssHS BE ses, ans
90 90: shoniders, only lHsc. per h.; do. do. Lard
WY '''' pef H. CoFFEHs,
., Best Old Government Java GUARANTEED, lc per
70; Eosstsd &c. per H.; Prime Bio Coffee, only lSo
The best and loo Cigars in the city At half pr,oe,
Every thing else in proportion.
:, Remember "a niuble sixpence against slow shiI
BRAY Il BROS,
sci Pennsyly AyerOe.
mh1 between Sd and ~ streets. north side.
PBOWNIN9 q MIDDLETON
~ oo,ov, wonld respectfully ask trial OF their
Sas been By o6 Ssn RSs1S :;
finest In the market.
FINEST sgsPSxRaE.
FINEST fG Tisss nt yxHfhls.
FINEST ENGLISH Bkn 1kksr AssQ4Loss.
." '' 'bES III SSs sIS$lG;Tso:s:s;
81 SSisEiS c5ffHl zsLAtsa aGApHss. Ri
ola PeRnsylvanis aver
10. MEss MACKEkEL.
No. sS:s fzTf MzGk sANk AAckEREL'
Eo. 69QN0MY SHAD.
PPS{GRHTss93IH g if HERRING.
6 ctTHII and SA s5HEfp HERRING,
BROWNING 3 MIDDLKrop,
GA Pennsylysnis svenue.
ASTRAL OIL.
Just received d'g is s Mgr sI P. A,s o.
Tart Ir MOI TO explode Trade supplied ct Nep
BROWNING MIDDLETON.
6ll Pennsylyanis avenue
On, Onr sscea OF WINES and LIQUORS 10 very com
o1i IL Ss By any thi,
~. sSSs iissSo: Carte Blanche" oh.ps.sns
sqs,s s SS:ss.E s.. so;ssn Seal g e
P Ps::.Ds y X;sy .S.rss E:.sh
Hennsssy 4 %. Oosnso Brandy,
D'i s:s:i e: s sss..' Brandy
800 Muscas, Pure Malaga
GA Pennsylvania avenue
sMERRY WIFE IN BOND.
Il &oa. sfs n Ssos:s
FL IID. q Ss w 1v .s Il %
Can sss es ss ss% III. r.:
bounced py yuogee the nneot wine this aide thu Al
We are sole Agents in the District for MAJ.
tin = Co.'S world renowned PURE WHRAT
WH1ekY 7, distilled from the best Rrain eTnresslx
Tor medicinal The trade 90 Dpi{ed Al disfiiisr
prices, By BROWNING 6fDDLEfON.
w NJ GAIT CO.,
ILOGR AID FEED.
In Quantities 70 suit,
. AT Low RATES.
Indiana n ufrAft
@n1-u Hear B. 4 o. RB spot
DENTISTRY.
L. DENTIsr.
1918 Massachusetts avenue, near lIthl
Eau Upper or Lower sss q IS %
Teeth extracted By the use of Pure Gas. .... 70
he, a. PRATT. Grsduass Of Ohio OOlle~e o
tween and = north, Wa:Sinston. Had
Irice % laborins persons. aaI-iy B
REMOVAL.
BR. MERRILL
mo mas rem1.ed his DENTAL OFFICE to
All D1HTAL WORK done in the best6(S
manner and At moderate prices Hftrous QxxI0
Oxide Gas Tor extracting teeth. jel0
nOUBLI AND SINGLE BARREL GUNs n
y great bsrGainss Ct PRINCE = Loan once saiee
Booms, looS PvnnsylvaRia avenue. suz-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-26

Addresses By Rev. A. Grosh. Rev. Parker
II. Sweet, and MT. l.. A. Gobrisht.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-26

nR. oAuLTIELDr GLASSES
.., SSGA1 AND Iu'rGSsfi3TF. ! = sY Hss,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-26
CLOTHING,

WEAkE DAILY MANUFACTURING
NEW STYLES OF
MEMS, YOUTHS AND BOYS
CLOTHING,
which We offer 9, the LOWEST PIECES.
esntlsmen Who desire to dress well and .sstefully.
and TO do % economically,
Recommended 10 Examine our Stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
AND
FURNISHING GOODS.
Also, our SAMPLES FOR CUSTOM woBK
whick we make to order at short notice.
WE STILL KEEP ON HAND, AND MAKE TO
ORDER, THE
FRENCH YOKE SHIRTS,
The Fitting and the Best Made Shirt in this or
other markets Prices as low as the lowest elsewhere
NOAH WALKER a CO.,
Gil PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
fels-r METROPOLITAN HOTKL.
Il J. REIBERGER,
II tsuccessor to H. r. LoUnOS & Co., IA
CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY ~
MERCHANT TAILOR, Nh
Metropolitan Hotel, late Brown's,l -
yl3 u No. 500 Penn ave-, Washington.