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A vendre a l'amiable.

a vendre a l'amiable.
HS AkGk arpents de terre excellente
" wv pour Il, culture de la came
ct du cotton, situee sur In rive gauche du
Bayou Bonrbeux, environ 3 miles du
Grand Coteau.
Cctte terre sera ventlue en- IN seul lot
ou par m"rceaux de 200 arpents, au choix
des acquereurs, avec tlu bois suffisant
pour Fusage Dime habitation.
Pour les conditions ct autrcs particu-
larltes' salresser pres des lieux a
II. CHRETIEN.
St.' Landry 26 Nov. 1870. il
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'BOTTEs EFT sOULIERs,

I f sous>igre a"noncr r,srectucr scment {: scs
- amis ct all pnhc general qn II vi-nt Il ar.
river dr. Ia Nuuvr'e orleans avet ~, ss7ti,u u,
cl'ois ' m,eia'ix 'Er codou,. .ic, airs QUO <|..ux
rAc'len's "nvrris II est an;nnrd'h hui prepare e
"xecnto, tonte sort- de rh,lssnre s,,r camma,-
oe, art'stm'nt ct anx pix les plus moderes
Ii frra anssi av-c suin la cl,aussuv... pour .ia
mes It @nfan's Sou a'eiirr est rue Ian Try. Wis.
avis ecurr d Nj Johnson.
BAPTISTE pEFFERKORN.
Opelousas 81 mai 1871. Sit
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AVIS.

hs obligations ct les complies dns IN
- succession de feu James G. Hoves
SC sont entire nos mains pour collection.
ioutes les personnes qni doivent 4 l.,
aite succession sont averties -d'ayoir J.
Ven'r regier spns delai, s'ils veulent az.
viter des frais. y
BAILEY & EsTILETTE.
Avocats de la succession de James q
oo So Hayes, dec@sle.
"' Sepe' Ac|1. I'm
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tDe Ia Renaissance Louisianaiso du ler.

! lie President Grant ct ses pouverna,rs
agissa ut en- chefs de parti ayant font s,.r.
lnent ct Sc fortifient chNue jour de pri-
| Vileses nou'eaux ct de fortunes colossa-
les Gun leur assureDt le pouvoir pour long
temps. lis yexercent actnellement plus
d'autorit6 lu'en ont .jamais Gu les enlpe-
rours autocrates de l'Europe monarchi-
que. Voyez, parexemple, IL gouverneur
Warmoth, de la Louisiana: il dispose de
In souverainet6 supreme de l'Etat. Les
autorites municipales ct jutliciaires sont
q 50 lnerci, tandis que Penorme fortune
qu'ii.a soutiree du public contribuablc
lui assure le contr6le de toutes les cons
ciences, sartout celles de Ia Legislature
II pent . son bon plaisir ice mot est dams
kssoi dict9e par iui) revogncr les fonc-
tionaaires. d6plaeer les iuges, ct casser
lay 6lectionsqn ne plaiscnt pas q son
-pers0DuaIite. Ila 6rale-
ment le l,onvoir absolu de remplir les
Places vacantes par d.s creatures de son
choix, ct quill transforme d'autant Mus
ss,.seiaeptsn e sutant d'esclaves quill lear
ne!s signefa vt aisposer d,.avance lenr de
mission IS entire ses mains pr,lentes. Nest
70 pms y an alpisarqae arcl,i.imp6rial +
I, Le presidrht Gfant est .da.,s ut,e sem
~ o'apae s.,ae sfalisatrice. sill est REQ
y, y 10 repnb'iqne sera de fait IN e,npire
J. $500 y laais asslr6nlegt nloins fi6nocru-
.llne qne celnl DC Napoleon TIT. aunnel /
on ma pu nier % kgitiInit4 de il sanetinn I
de la grande fnafDrikk uationala 40 ~;
nest pas le cas- cher Grant , l,xI,, y d,.a. aaa
2 g. paFtisans erigks en s,,a Wa ~
rains da scrusin. ...... : -. '>'asc- ''''
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joseph II. Moore,

AVOCAT JURlSCONSULTE,
ENHERCERA sa p'.E'S~i"n dams t".'''s les
H. CouFs du Iuiicnr district Ju,ici.i,r -
Son bureou est iy ms,,,. rrcl,;G c;1+va,, par
Swsyze 4 Moore. ct p u+ rec, nrn."nt rar Moure
4 Morga", rue Bellevue. Op"ionsa$. Lne.
Opelonsax q ayrII III
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Z. naoRfEe A LACE DE CENT HUT ANS u
Noss froavons dans ies annonces a.a
Jnarnaux da soir, ID nonvelle de IA nnrt sasrt
.le Nine Katy Straw AR6e de los nna
Essst rseiidait ici slepuie SIS ans Z
Eae 6eait iy6e 4 PSnsncole. Florida a. a.
Lon nour premier mari Tl.onaa nal
tDl qui avAiE servi CONNIE Lieutenant
d'artilierie sous les ordres du general
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Washington. Lenr fills unique qui vit
encore a la"e de 92 ans, dcmrure i
IuNpan, McxiQue. II srrvi pendant
Ia gutrre de Isle, ayant le grade de ca
pltalnc ct communicate une compagric il
la hataille de Ia Nile. Orleans. -Abeille
30 ScptcmJa'e.
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a vENDRE A L'AM1ARL1

q NE HAHlTATiON sitne 4 Chataisner, III
a miles dOprlousu~' co:l:cnant Is, arreuts
de terre: don't 90 arpents bien boises, unc bonne
m;'lson de 80 pic.ls de l"ngucur. bcn fnie ainsi
que dautres ftlent'aNccs. le tout en- bon ttat
On Hehdra Il tres bon !n!.;chG, ct une .rande
partic un credit raisonnable.
Pour le prix ct les details, s'adresscr sans de
la' an bureau ,lu Courier dies Opelousas GU on
soussigue les lieux
ZEp!IIRlS MANUEL.
Chatai.ne Scrtcmbre 1871
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a Vendre-

400 arp"nts 4" trrre sitnes 3 millrs
fVO TO"rstsd Upelousa> Plus:
2oo afptn's de ssrr" .l"ignant lr moroccan ci-
h'S~ns; C"< d''ux terr"< >nnt parfaitemrnt aaap-
ices 10 culture lie Ia canine sucre ct du colun.
An>si:
ONE TERRAINS ST. Poignant shines dan.
l's E:n;'-s 1u village St. Charles. Gr and t.oteau.
i''''r les c"ndi"ns, qni Srrnnt avantageuses
a''s a"1''er"n,s. sal,ess.y MN. J. Il A. Per
r"1n. Op-nu>as ~If ,,nt 1s1D f
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Qle reconciliation.
Ssss n q 4, HI I

ass spssm1re.y
M rsas des pa.
cony sle aeux cho.
ses Il nm M IL anasse des
:! !: VA: I: ~: e.: e.:
s'sil "a 4 tspesss s''., t,;,s a
nm = sIIzouisiia
* ssP' B q /: ;sssi e +. +:
Gu eanss; ne lngs aR1l ne l',i restait qu'un
e. esik ~ Y R5sns 81 81 sia A alfe vote face
eeos CT a,|ses $ tfssp,ts fsspitsiqo 70
go2A E pnd readn ! la Douane,
sans De9sfffle Atie eyre etdispos, le sourire
sur9eeleglsB. !. ~ - isaa atfDuv6 le1marslall
des Esatg uni6 ekerd; etals afie1tenant-
gouvetnear Dunn. RES ennemis du 9aofit.
WRzPSf ghntl s,tqkts, aAfait tles
exenses = Gt'ackafd " u propose d'enter-
$3.50 ssI z nasne ds gpsETs st dc famer lie
ea.anss es..n 1 as Phi eyant tenues
Iefmees, On pE5ss vaillants
9nerrieEa llFaas. On croft
Gepenaa sEnels demar-
oe aa' - 1ss tatales disfg6es
Ssa. 49, ersonnel mar le
49, Iaaall.
jcurs Jour. D = III bras as
plsssss1 q; ,ssIssa e.
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O II E H. O u q "A 8 !:
SAMEDI matln, y OCTOBRE, 1871
vLa pluie de lundi ct mardi derniers

~ La plule de lund' ct mardi dernlers
a. agonfie le Bayou Courtableau, a Wash
1ngson' Do 10 p'eds en- 36 heures, Cette
hausse suolte' dependant, ,jettera peine
asses d'sau sgr ts bsrresdu Petit Diable
pour permettre d NOS gros bateaux 20 la
9rayeners r aftenda au'en Get endroit leau
que verse ie bayou s'etend de tous lesc3S;;
70: ,.s aansm cSps'ere' au lieu de sa'Vre is
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D"Feau de Roste d'Opelomsas.
aeuses d'cuverture ct do fe1naeture de
ce Bureau.
.Burean de Poste sera ouvert tons les iours
~ lle Dimanche "xcrpte) a sept ,eures ct de-
mle On maiin, IT frrme Il 6sheurrs tlu soir..
La MALE den Eaut SC fermrra il l,r,lre aprss
midi, ct Ia MALE den bas SO fe,nefa d 6 netres
du soir
LIE Dimancle, e Bureau sera onvevt de sept
henres du n,atin neuf h.ures Ut demie ct d.. 4
heules dn sor
D. P. c. HILL. Majtrc de Pote.
Opelousas 22 Juliet 1871 45'f
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Decede. 2 courant, a Bellevue. G,
cette Par"isse, JOEL WILSON, age de /:
ans, fils du colonel NJ. r. Wilson.
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LIE Courier des 0pelousas,
Public LIE sAMEDI PAR
u H. ON C. r. SAN DOZ,
CONDITIONS i;

CONDITIONS:
all, payables d'avauce. F"'
LE> AVIS sc paleront cinquante centa mar
earre pour la premiere insertion ct vinet.cssru
cents par Sarre pour chaque insertion subss.
carre oons'At"eFVht uh
Les avs 9ni seront envoyes pour etre publiss
seront 'nseres Ell Frsneais ct en- Anglais IL mo;ws
sisnr Il svn n s",. aatreMet ordonne) quo
Les cauditats aux faveurs unhlinnas I.vro,t
payer t; IuInse piassres davance sfls veulent "a
m les necrologes. les lsttres dc remercimeut, leo
..u,'a, -. les eominuniqations dun genre per.
Les articles dune nature personnelle lcaanA:
'"'te'",s .; ils seront admissibles) SO paierurt@
''"st cents Ia 'igne el d'xvauce:
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a s,':S AE..en 4: petit lot de po:eaux de
"A touEk-cne petite residence. situec pr.s
"A dc fextreuiite sud de cettc Vile. -0'
oadresser au bureau du CouRRIEr.
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BONNE COMPAGNIE
Es personnrs qui ainrnt boirp d.. r.x..,
-a;.' Fn:e mere =" eomp"g"i" agreeable, nt. sar.
rarnt mrnx fai~ que daII"r rass-r IN Wi, g.. sn
Salon de biere DR. larne Main NJ, d.ss,us du hn'
rra.1 d' Courier des Opponsas, OH on ,r,,vora
te'yo",s d. Ia be'e Ia gIace, eo,ationy tro;drs
&c. ~ Chambres particulierrs Q
o.., L L ESTILErTE.
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College st. Charles,
(tinAND COTEAU.)

N,nAND COTEAU.)
q \ prorhaiuc session comuencera le
- Samttli II OrtuLrc 1871.
3 SrDtemhle ISL st.
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: TI.i.i ARR. EOT \ VILE .
: : a NCV DRINK =

Na.c # pocv Run. 1}hi+!Aey, PrDUl
Spirits mud fss:H-,' 1..t:::,:r-I i ct red, 81 Iced
AL sE. c:cnult lv:.:, t.: t..a:c. called " Ton.
:s""Ar,,ct:z - i" :. ,S'rc-t, :" &C, tia: lead
tie tpptr on t. tr::.!,t :l..rE% I'd ruin bet are
q tue Medicine, r.;,, !rrll TIC Native Roots and
Herbs Of California. srcs' srn':, all A!rohoiic
Stimulan;s. The, az E.cGic TBLOOD
PURIFIER and LIFE (.ITINt: PEsIN-
{IpLE p r:tct Eer atrr AID fnri.nrator Of
the System. carrying. Oh all poisonous matter and
res:,:ing tic VIZ i 10 p healthy condition. No
p"tson take these Filters according to dirrc,
tion and remain long unWun.
For Inlumnl:4i and Chronic Ishcu-
mat ism nnh Cont, Dyspcp~ia Gr 1ndi-
ge>iiOu. Bilious, Rcnsiticnt and lntcr-
nItfcnt FrHrrs, DisrU.Cs Of tho Blood,
..ivcr, Kidney =, and l:luddcr, these Bit
rers la": been rir't successful. Snch Dis
eases are .n:rI b: Initiated BEood. which
+ generally rod i"t! Ly d :ranselnant cs tho
Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA Or INDIGESTION.
Headache. inil In III: Shoulders, CouG,s, Tight
,c@s Of TIC CHEST, D:Z:nuss. Sour Eructato.s OF
lhc Stomach. Fad taste il II. N"u; Bilious A.
'tc':s, laip,t;tion Ct IL" Ii ART Inflammation Of
TIE Lag. f.. i, l." r'ni"H, ni tt'v Kidneys. and
h2'ir,d n.:Ir i'a;n!ul :: .p;on.-. the oi.-
s?r..,:p: Dt:;:">:,:-.,.
Thry i:v;-,::.t' t!t s: on ~ ?nh st1nrate II.
t'Tpn l.Ecril DOW -, VIII. !tt.tt rtH. Il u
c.r.l.,'l c!icacy ri".: .,.r- !; - '.lr"l Of all
impur.tirs atl.t i'm .lr:i..5 ..:>I H. and v!gor to
tie whole system
FOR SKIN DISEe$E-. TrnIt!ons. letter.
Suit Elcun Bo.chts. Srjts, I'in,plca. rustnics,
Po;ls Car5uncics, 1singW O. MS, Scali-iIsah, Sore
Eyes, Erysipalas. lt:!. ScHvfs. DiscoluratioHs of
the Skin, UumoTs AMI h.sIa'Gs ofthc Skin, OF
whatever name Or Hatnr'. err literally dug up
an1 1clrri d olt rf t; syrt:.i Glisri time hy
tic use Of th2S2 f.t.c-s. One hottie Ia such
c2s,s VIII coz, neg te Elust incrcIu!oGs OF lhc.r
curative "Irc!s.
Cleanse the Nit'atc1 D1od whenever you find
It's inpurt.2 .2s bursting '.rtuc,l TIC Ehil in PIN
pies, ErIp:i"Ds Q: Sores; ci,4ls, < W H. you
find It oi,:tvuctcd cnI siust,is in the veins;
cleanse it when il !. f,r!, a-I your feelings viii
tell you when. Keep Il: blood r1re and tho
hcalt: "f thu SISTER, VIII follow.
PIN, TAPE a:?1 rthc- WORMS. l1r:sing! IN
tho system 1f s3 man: tloIsa ads. arc Ell ctua,',
dcst: rc'l Ht ':1t'v>,. ur fai' Gi. a-,.ona r.2d
carefully the circulc. a'oI2l each bottle.
=. WALEEi'. Prorr' r'cto-. T. y. NicN0EA- y G.
CO., D:"Esi.:s ard t:>1. A,c]t,;. sar Francisco,
Cal, I'D i. Gnda Co:a.nc o. Street. New Yo-!-
GGLD ~ AL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
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La Machine niue par des chcyanx,

&c Reynolds, surpasse toutes les autres pour Ia
force et 10. dnree. Cette machine Etc manufac.
sslree expressement pour Atre adapt6e No, y n,om.
Inns cotton, inoulins CRU ct autres traya,,x
dlabitataon. .Ces machines ont obtenu les nre.
miers prix 10 Faire du Texas, en- 1871.
Flies sent manufacturers la Nul,yelle- -Orle-
ans. Ia Fonslrie de Reynolds. a reucoiguure des
9te. Marie. P's0 "a" ''arehe
q - m y. REYNOLDS, proprietaire, bofte 1890.
Dutsaa ee Depot, No. g. rus Carondelet.
BLOCH e. DUPRE, agents,
ES.nn aa...., Opelousas, Lne
vera sra.;s ;enaaaae a des agents partout. On en-
dananS.ss,s 'ne atsfe des prix tous ceux eui On
5 aout If
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BARDEATIX

MAlR1NS, PIEUX. POTEAuX, BOIsr;Rr
DE PUTS. &c.
scit de cylrr, Dr. pin on dc elsne.
~ IL pren'ifa en- echaugr d.. marchandisrs
&c. l'ra"x. Dr. Ia lain. ct du eut. Il.
Is Juliet ISL la
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I NJ, reduction liberal" srla fate crilx qu
~ achete1out Ell gros chez
BLOCH K IIIEE =.
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! lie cout total du nOuvcau bureau de
poSte actuelte,nent en- construction i New
York est de cinq millions de piastres
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RAE;:v NE;'g'E1 5sSER.F.Hss.

GELLEEIE, harnas, qnlncai'Irrie. a bon mar
~ Gle, Bl.Otu Il DUPRE,
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NEFFMENTS pour honm,'s ct CARTONS. fails
slr mrS,lrr TT manufactures Snr r. rha,uu
A ties bon c"mptr, chez BLOCH Il DI'PRt,
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Pompiers, Attention |

a% upe assemblee mensuelle de
IT, cette Compagnic aura lieu an-
-.l -.lonrd'hni, Octotre, i 6 heur.s
dc rapres-mitli, il In rrn,ise de Ia pomue
l.. A. SANDOZ, Secretaire'
Opelons;.s,7 Octobre, 1871.
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GEORGETOWN.

COOKIES GUARDs.-Company A, of George
town, LIST Regiment Columbia N. g., Capt ii.
Il. Burrows, received their arms, Springfield
rified muskets, ga stand, together with an the
accoutrements, on Saturday last and are fitting
up the large billiard room at Rodier,s res
taursnt, on High street, for an armory, Thi,
is the fist company in the District who have
received their guns. The room is draped in
mourning for their late comrade, David DOYLE,
who was drowned on Sunday last On Monday
night last the company paid their respects to
Gov. Coeke, and were received by General
Thomas, commandant0 of the militia OF the Dis
rict OF Columbia, who made a few pertinent
remarks on the occasion. Their uniforms are
In public about the LIST of July.
POTOMAC BOAT CLuB.-This Climb having
been invited 10 attend the grand annual review
and regetta of the Analostan Boat Club to
take place at their boat house Tomorrow.
Thursday at O'Clock p. m, have accepted
the same, and will embark In their club boat
With all their officers and members In fuil dress
uniform, they will no doubt create quite sem
cation.
ODD FELLOWS HALL, on Congress street. ia
being entirely TeDoyatec, and a large building
is being added TO the rear of the present buiId.
ing, thereby giving the members more room
which has been much needed.
SIXTH BuILDING AssocIATIoN-Att the fftv.
FIRST monthly meeting of the Sixth Building As
sociation, last night, . shares, representing
$3.50, was retired at the maximum rate OF
Si45.75p per share net.
CANAL NEws.-Arrivals--Boat T.. r. Wbeelev
to George Waters with 400 bushels wheat and
1900 bushels corn andrye. Boat Annie TO John
Il. Cox. Fun load bark, from Hancock, Nd.
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TIE COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN Decisions vara
made too ~ as folloNs=W woodbury. vs. Woodbury.;
order that the trustee bring the notes into Court
French VS. Hay; decree affirmed J. O. cox, a ius
court; Lewis VI. Cammack; Judgment below AZ
frmed pent VS. the Mayer Of Washington city; ;
ment below affirmed. jug
CIRCUIT COURT, Jsdgs RyFit-Finney w
nnnrtngh' MI Miller files motion fer new trial
Sykes VS.. epaldirg: Judgment by default: Hunter
s ahnseE Io9ement by teinqlt Clark 90
Logan; order to examine defendant. Delapy VS.
Hal Ross; on trial. w.
POLICE COURT, To DAY, ypdse SneH-Peter
Lyon charged with keeping his restaurant open and
selling lager beer on Sunday last fined 20 aud cost
Win on sae sfsst FIN Dsd
walk in front of his livery stable; fned rs. LeTis
Erazes, larceny OF an album valued at 50 so: fined
eoLoRED THIEVES AND THE "BALM OF nrrE -
notorious till sppsr. charged With steaiins sT 1T0
,fG and PTf :rsei. f LIFE 9oo
about o'clock Norris Is Irskt me1atss ynSfS
who travels with Sims and goes barefoot. sinsa
e Ss sISS IN front stores
ana others in attendance, and sends in tie bow Who
sin behind the counter and relieves the till This
victim = ard the whole maneuver was Observed bv
two witnesses, The case was reported to Lieut..
mr. Coomts who soon after arrested the thieves in
clothing store on Pennsy lvania avenue where they
rart OF the money was recovered toseher Win sisn
new clothing and a business card printed fn imita.
time The money was stolen they were ssa az ss
aed locked up last nisht at police and
found concealed In The top Of n Ritsy
hearing the case ms morning Judge Smell commit
hs hail Gr s: e
slYihns with which he paid Mr. Browne bis Soun
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ALEXANDRIA,


AssRssMENr OF LAND DAMAaRs.-Andrew
Jameson, X. +. Roberts, Chas. Potter, ID. a..
Watkins, and B. II. Fairfax, Commissioners ap-
pointed by the County Court of Fairfax county.
TO assess land damages along the upper sections
OF the Alexandria aud fredericksburg railraod.
met at West End this morning to transact busi-
ness. 1t Is understood that the line from
Cameron Mills to the Corporation limits will be
about thirty or forty feet north of and paralled
with the track Of the .. A. & NJ. Railroad,
iLL-MArFeREp VIsrToRs.-The proximity OF
aie5andris 10 Warrington induces many from
the latter city, especially during warm weather.
to visit this place on Sundays. As a general
thing the visitors are orderly and well behaved.
but occasionally, as was the case last Sunday
evening, some of them, and they too dressed In
the earb OF gentlemen, conducted themsel yes AZ
rowdies Of the lowest grade. =
SuIcIpE.-A man named Charles A. Davis.
supposed to be insane. committed Suicide nv
hanging himself from the limb OF q tree With
nv snspenders, near his home, on the road
between BreDtsville and Dumfries Prince Will
ham county, Virginia, on Saturday last. When
i9und his feet we're touching the ground.
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THE "TT7os" EXCURSION yiat Of 1s To-
tTndttcrdl tEtou.-Yesterday morning the dele
gates in attendance on the National Typo
graphical Union, now in session IN Baltimore,
arrived here TO join in the excursion OF the CO.
hgmbia Union 70 the tomb OF Washington and
we're received By q committee az the depot and
conveyed TO the wharf, where, with 9 large
number OF typos from this city, they embarked
non, and at the tomb Mr.. A. 7. Cavis delivered
a short address, and was followed by w. j..
Hammond, Esq., president OF the International
rscited . poem. At Gly mont banquet was
ssryed, and the party engaged In dancing
during the day, returning to this city last even
ing well pleased with the manner in which
they had spent the day.
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BAY /" BRO.
SELL CHLAPKR TEAM ALL OTHERS.
Go everywhere Read all sdvertiseuen-s- ana
then come straight to our store and buy your
GROC ERIES,
N. o. Sugar. DOC and lie. per H.
Best pemersTa Sugar, l11Sc. Der H.
Excellent Fsmily Flour, 81 IS Der ouer.er hhi
Equal TO WEIGH for e. 81 per quarter m WE
Molasses from 55c. TO Soc per gallon
Best Golden Syrup only 7OC. per gallon
Out Loaf Drirs sc per gallon,
Fine New Orleans nj Glasses SC per ealloo
Best quality kice Ice. per ID.
81 Is Japan Tea for Sc. per ID.
Ixtra fine Black Tea e0c per H.
Extra fine Imperial and Gunpowsey Al ,e- N,
Choice sugsr cured ans, l5cs. AZ
Cassard's Canvssse i ans lSc perIb,
Cassard's Leaf Lard, l5c per h.
Prime shoulcer Bacon. SIC. per Id,
Bet Java Coffee, &c. per 10.
Boosted, SIC. per ID.
Best Rio Ceffee zoe. per III.
Iossted "a and &c. Der 70,
lsO0 lbs. Clover Butter, only sc. per 10.
351 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
ny 80 Between 81 and Al SITS, north side.
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TIE HOG, Doe AND CATTLE NUISANCE
At meeting OF the Board OF Health last eye-
hing a number Of Communications calling at
tsption TO existing nuiSsnees were referred to
the health officer. A communication from q
lumber Of citizens OF the Sixth Ward, asking
whether they would be allowed 20 keep their
hogs and cattle in the thinly settled portions OF
the ward, provided the pens ana sheds are kept
clean, was laid over. A communication from
cition OF Tiber creek, from New Jersey to Penn
sglvania avanue, was referred to the health
o1icer. letter was received from Cbas. L.
Legislature on the or ganiKati0 OF the District,
asking that the board communicate with them
and suggest such officers as they deem neces-
sny, and Messrs. Marbury and Langston were
appointed q committee 70 confer with said Joint
committee. Dir. Marbury called attention to
the cog law, and after some discussion, he was
appointed 8 committee to inquire into and re-
port what arrangement ad been made With the
FOUND master In regard to the taxing up OF
dogs.
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MORE THRYATs-Marceilus West, the cut
throat mob orator, favored The STAR Office
with q call last night. and endea vored to brow
beat the reporter OF the City Hall meeting; but
failing In that, be asked him, significantly, "if
he weuld not be ont again coon, some Of these
dark nights, reporting other meetings." On
being ansscred in the Affirmative, West re-
marked: "I'n see you there. III be aroupdu
This he repeated three or four times. He then
left, reateping that he would have sfsatisfac-
tom This lie about the style Of warfare suited
to West. He u Just the style Of fellow 10 knife
anybody In the back In the dark.
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LATER FROM GEORGETOWN.
Fighting at the Coal Wharves.

just as we 60 to press wersceive the following
telegram:
GEoRsKTowN, d. O., June Fighting IL
going on at the coal wharves between the
strikers and men at work. The police have ar
rested some OF the rioters. b,
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DECLINED TO SIss.-It seems tina. Mr.. A. n.
Mullett was I'm the city when three Of his col
leagues on the Board Of Public Works fssuef
their extraordinary request TO contractor Glea-
With sound judgement, however, ne declined 70
sign the letter, believing that the Board had no
authority TO interfere in the matter. Mr. Shap-
herd, Of the Board. was absent from the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-07

The NEW OvFICzRs AT TIE CITY HALL
The new Collector Of Taxes, Mr. w. H. Slater.
entered upon his duties this morning. With Col.
". l.. Brauhan as his chief clerk and David
Warner lately In the Surveyor once, as clerk.
Hsr. L. Richards, the new Auditor, and his
c erk Mr.. Croker, are on duty to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-07

Mr.. HzxRY A. WILLARD, the newly appointed
ComHtroiler OF the District, has rendered his
resign alton as member OF the Boardof Health,
and win be succeeded by Q well known citizen.