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n EAST NINTH STREET, BETWEEN UNIVERSITY
~ place and Fifth avenue.-Haudsomely furnished
Rooms, with Board, single and double; every conyen.
fence Sc 10 so; table board, 81.
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TO WEST TWENTY FOURTH STREET AND "a
~ Madison avenue.-kleganty furnished Rooms Ia
single gentlemen; fine eingle Rooms =
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10 WKsT TWENTY. FIRST sTREET-wITH BOARD
IL Two large, handsome Rooms connecting, suitahle
for famy or party OF gentemeni also single Rooms
% 10 $40 week.
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de TO 90 PER WEEK FOR ROOMS WITH BOARD
GO Hot and cold water In rooms families accommo-
dated equally low A. south Washington square third
door from Maedouga street
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On WEST FOURTEENTH sTREET-NIcELY Fur.
~ nished Rooms Ell suite or singy, with first class
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eth AVENUE 224-DEsIRABLF, LARGE FUR
~ nished Rooms suite or singy, with without
Roard, second noor also other Rooms references oN
changed
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n To EIGHT HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS,
u with presses marble basin, hot and cold water,
bath, gas ana good table home comforts. 212 west
Twent .fifgh street, near Eighth avenue
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IJofEL observation-disclosures AvSEuB CORNER
III Fifty-eighh street-Newly opened; elegantly fur
nished elevators hot and cold water in .rooms
house heated by rooms suite sngly at mod
crate rates responsible parties; table dhote ate.
NEW ESGLAND HOTEL. 30 BowRRY. CORNER
~ OF Bayard sreet2C0 light Rooms, neatly furnished
c or Coo PER night 81 20 TO "a per week for gentlemen
only
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On WASHINGTON PLACE, NEAE NEW YORK
~ boteL-Handsomely furnished Rooiss, with first
Class Board for families and gentemeni priTse table
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STH AVENUE THEATRE-Now ESTABLISHED AT
~ Twenty-eghth street corner Of Broadway
Mr. AUGUSTlN DAILY. ......., Proprietor and Manager
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A LOT IN GREENWOOD FOR sAIR-NoT pAt
~ from main entrance, near Valley Lake gate nost
and fence terms cash. Apply at rs Cedar street room ID
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~ TO g. PER wEFK-FoR COMFORTABLY FUR
Nd nished Raoms with Board house modern Location
central and convenient to 90 Christopher street.
near Beecker
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SUCCESSION SALES.
Estate of Zelfenne Lyons, widow Of
Onezime T. Guidry, decd.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE HON
ID orable Probate Court OF the Parish OF st.
Landry, there will be sold at public auction, to
the highest bidder, by the undersigned a pubic
aucti0neer, at the last residence OF the ueceas-
ed, at Plaquemine BrulGe i'll said parish, on
WEDNESDAY, January 14th, 1873, the following
described property, belonging to the estate OF
Zelienne Lyons, widow Of Onezime L. GuldrF'
/. The plantation, last residence of deceased.
situated in Plaquemine Brulee III st. Landry,
containing about two hundred arpents, with all
the buildings andimprOvemcnts thereon, bound
cd north by Stephen Andrns, east by land herein
described. and which, is lot No. 2 of the inventory
of this sale, south by land of Patrick keoughs
estate, andwestby bayou Plaquemine:
2. Another tract of prairie land situated IN
said parish, near the aforesaid plantation, CON
tanning about seventysfye arpents, bounded
west by the said plantations, north by -, east
bv railroad lands, and south by public lands.
3. Another tract OF land situated on the west
bank of bayou Plaquemine, iii this parish, con
tanning about six hundred arpents, bounded
north by Gabriel Lyons, south by land formerly
belonging to Lewis & Porter, east by -, ana
west by bayou Plaquemine.
4. The vaeherie of wild horned cattle and
horses, ranging In this parish, including STOCK
horses; two pair gentle work oxen, the Creole
| work horses, four gentle COWS, alot of corn, one
four wheel carriage, one OK cart, houSetold 1uf'
! niture, kitchen utensils, plantation ana farlu'
ing implements, and many other m0VaDles.
Terms andC onditiOns-The stock of wild horses
and horned cattle, 0ne-third cash and the pal
ance in three equal annual installments from
| the day of sale. The lands and improvements
on q credit of one, tive and three years from thu
day of sale. All the movable property, ezcept
the stock of Wild horses and cattle. for cash
Purchasers on credit to furnish their notes Wit
good and sufficient personal security to the sat
i~sfactiOn of the administrators and bearing elgh
per cent annual interest after maturity. Mort
gage and vendors privilege to he retained OF
the immovable property and vendors privilege
on the stock of cattle and horses. Purchaser
not to ALLEVIATE or dispose of the property purcf
ased, before full and entire payment OF the prlc
thereof.
LAURENT DUPRE, Auctioneer.
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suecessIon dc yuIie DnplechaIn.

I'm yERTU DUN DRDRE DE L'HON0RA-
II BILE la Cour dea Preuyes, de Ia Paroisse st.
Landry, il sera yendu alenean publique, au plus
ofrant enehErisseur, par lie s0ussigne admins
trateur on IN encarteur public. a Ia derniere
residence dala d6funte sur lie Bayou Teclle, en-
eette p~saroisse, lie LUNDI, % Decenbre, 1873, les
proprf6t6s ci-apres d6erftes, appartenant . la
succession de Julie Dupleehain, deeedee, SAVIOR:
/. Tine certaine h~abftati0n, aitue sur lie Bayou
Tache, en- cate paroiase, environ six miles sud-
est dc 10 vile DIES Opel0usas, inesarant enyi-
ron cent quarante arpents, plus on MONS, borne
Al nord par Ies ferres de Thos. @. Anderson, an
sud pag les terres dsUlger Roy, a Fest par le dit
Bayou Teohe, eft Quest par lea terres de Julie, +.
G. l., aYee les b~arTieres etle magasin q mails, les
autres am6liorations n'appartenant pas 4 la dlte
succession. Giant la meme propristes achete pan
La d6funte a fenean DIES prOprieteS appartenant
Ia SUCCESSION de Joseph Y. Mayer, lees Sep.
teInbre, 2872.
o. I'm ehegal Creole, une grande ehaudiere,
deuK petiTes ehaudiePes, un four, une paire de
rolles, une eharF1e, une meule, tPeis ehalses.
COnditi0ns-COmptant.
JULES MAYER, Administrator
9Pnav
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snccession a. eyaaliae neaoux.

I'm vERTu DUN oRDRE DE IHONoRA-
II BILE Ia Cour des Prenyes, de la Paroiase st.
Landry, iIseea vendu q Fencan pubic, au plus
aaEraat eaeherisseuf, par le soussiglf admins
trateuF en- par u-nRncanteur public, q la derniefe
residence Dc aG6faRta, pres da b0is de Ia prai-
rio R0nde sept miles Quest des 0pelonsas. lie
MARDI, - DeeembFe. 1878, espropristea ciapree
deep4Sea, appartenant d la succession dc Gyaa-
Ise LedouI, Iecedee, savQir;
4. Lfhabitati0R s~urlaQuellela defunte Il der
increment reside. megaPapte enI cinquante acres
ensemble ayec toutes les b3tisses ct agn6liora
lions aui sly trouyent, stta6 dallaia prairie Plat
salea, dams Ia par0isse ST. Landry
z, Trentaslx acres de tefges boiseB, slime dam
IN ppaiyic Plaisalee, 0ausla par0lsse st. Landry
O. TN lOtdB b1tes acDrnes douees, environ
yIngf-ciua; I'M lot de eheSRGE ct iMnen1ste1tvi
ron psngtTeiMa .unc ellarrette i paslf, IN lot dc
meubfes dc cuisine, IN lot de menbles, denz
marques en- far,
Terlncs et Conalttoas-Les propTietes Tnebi
lferes pour din compliant, ct les terres payable
en- nm ct denx ans fa Jour dc Is gente. les aeque
reurs fournlssant IeIrs billets avee e8curite 3 Il
satisfaction do administrators et portanT hui
q cent par an d'in1eret apfes matuTite, mt
hypu2heque spectacle ct 10 privilege du vendenl
sera eetestu sur les proprieTes yendu pour assur'
liep#amt 1. Lesdits billeta payables aux bureau
! dc lnI de-. artel & HudSpefh, Il OpelOusas.
AUGUSTE BERTRAND, admir-.
Qg noy
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Succession de Ze1ieMHe Lyons, veuve d.
Onezime T. Guidry, DECIDE.

TN VERTU DUN ORDRE DE#EHONORA-
AS BILE Ia Cour des Preuyes dc la Paroisse st.
Landry, il Bera vendu 4 fencan public, an plus
otfrant eneherissenr, parle soussigne un encan-
teur public, 4 La dernierer 6sidence de Ia defnnte
a PlaQuemine Brulee Ell cctte paPOisse, lie MER-
CREDI, IA Janvier, 1874 les prOprietes cl-apres
decrites, appartenanta Ia succession e le1enne
Lyons, yeuve dOnezime i. Guldry, decedee'
SAVIOR:
/. L'habitation, Ia derniere residence de Ia de-
funtc, situe il Piaquenife Brulee st. Landry,
contenant environ deuX cent arpents, aVec tou-
ties les batisses ct a1neliorati0ns qui sly trouyent,
borne au nOrd par Stephen Andfus, est par Ia
terre ci-apres d'Gcrites, ct qUi est 10 lot No. 2 dc
linventaire de cette Vente, sud par les terres de
la succession dc Patrick he0ugn, ct Quest par it
bayou Plaquemine.
2. On autre moroccan de teTre de prairie, situ6
dans la dite paroisse, pres de lhabitation cl-des-
sls deerite. CentGnant environ snlXante-qulnZc
arpents, borne Il Fouest par Ia dite habitation,
au nUrd par, a Pest par DIES terres du che
Iuin de fer, ct au sud par DIES terres publfques.
5. Tn autre moroccan de terre, slime sur la rive
Quest du bayou Plaquemine, en- cette parolsSe,
contenant environ six cent arpents, borne au
nord par Gabriel Lyons, au sud par des terres
appartenant announcement a Lewis u Porter
Il Pest par -, ct Quest par 10 bayou F1aque
mine.
4. La vacherie de bates a cornes ct cheveauS
farouche, cOurant en- cette parolsse, les cheVauA
de yacherie inclus; deux paires de been1s de tire
deux, les chevaux de travail CreOIas, quatr(
Vaches dOuces,, ln lot de mals, lIne V0lture /
auatFe rOTIes, une charrette d huuf, meubleS dt
lnalS0n, nSGcnSlis ae Cuisine, iAHH4lIlithtS u udll
tat'Un ct d'aratoires, ct beaucoup sd'autres oh
jets.
Termes et C~nnditions-La vacherie des bette
a eoFnes ct eheVaf5A far0uehe, TN tiers complain
ella balaaane en- trois installations egauX annue
du Jour de La vente. Les teFFes ct amelioration
q I'm credit de i'm, deuN ct trofs ans du jour d
Ia Vente. Tous les pro frieEes mebilieFes, exceptt
la v~aeherie, pour III compliant. Les acquereur
q credit fourniront leur bil1ets arec bon ct stuff
&. SAINT s6curite personnel d Ia satisfaction des ad
miniBtrateurs, ct portant hIlit pour cent dintG
ret par an apres matuFit6. Hypotheque ct /
privilege du vendeur sef0nt retenu sur les pre-
urietes immObilieres 1t le privilege du yendeu
sur la Yaeherie. Les aeqnereurs de ne pas sa
fienier gu dispose DIES prophecies achete AVIAN
plein ct entiere Placement du prix d'achat.
LAURENT DUPRE, Encantenr.
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SUCCESSION SALES.
RaaRfe Of Adele afmRen.

HH&@N~ ~~N &~9N~
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE HON
ID orable Probate Court of the Parish OF st.
Landry, there will be sold at public auction, to
the highest bidder, by the undersigned admin
istrator. OF by a public auctioneer. in Prairie
Mallet, In this parish, on TUESDAY, January
9Th, 1874, the following described property, be-
longing to the estate Of Adele slmien, deceased,
t0-Tit:
/. A small tract of wood land, situated at
Mallet In this parish, bounded as TO lows, tO-wit :
south by land of Joseph Lavergne. Ills, north by
land OF Francois Simien, east by lands OF Fran
co.'s Simien. and west by lands of LacaZe, con-
tanning fifty superficial arpents, more or less.
2. Another tract of land, being the last resi-
dence of deceased, situated at Mallet, with all
the buildings and improvements thereon, meas
uring one hundred and twenty-five superficial
arpents, more or less, equal TO one hundred and
three 24Ii00 acres, bounded as follows, tO-wit
north and east by public lands or It's purchasers,
| south by lands of Francois Simien, and west by
land of Marie Louise Sinien, which tract shall
he divided into three lots-lot number one, with
all the buildings and improvements thereon.
| containing forty arpents, more or less; lot mum
Der two, containing forty arpents, without I'M
| provemcuts; lot number three containing forty
| two arpents, m Yre or less.
3. One Creole horse, one pair of oxen, one troI
brand AS plantation utensils, household furni
ture, a loom, AMI other moyables.
Terms-CaSh.
AUGUSTA PERRODIN,
dec 5-5t Administrator.
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Ea.a,e or1alie punlecaain.

ny VIRTUE or ANORDER OF THE HON
ID orable Probate Court, of the Parish of st.
Landry, there will be sold at public auction, to
the highest bidder, by the undersigned admins
traitor or a public ~auetioneer, at the last resi-
deuee of the deceased on Bayou Teche, in this
parish on MONDAY, December 29th, 1873, the
following described property belonging to the
estate ofJulie Dnpl6ehain, deceased, to-wit,
IN this parish. at about six miles south
east of the town of Opelousas, measuring about
one hundred and forty arpents, more or less,
bounded north by land of Thos. G. Anderson,
south by land OF ULCER Roy, east by satdbayou
T9che, and west by land OF Julie, I. We, With
tho fencing and corn crib, the other improve
| ments not belonging to the said estate, being the
same property purchased by deceased at the sue
eessianal sale of the property belonging to the
estate of Joseph Mayer, deceased, made the
25th September, 1872. i,
2. One Creole horse, one large pot, two small
Ipofs, one oven, one pair wheels, one plough, one
grind-stOne, three chairs.
Terms-Caslfon the spot.
JULES MAYER. Administrator.
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Estate of Martha M. Nelson.

by VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE HON
ID orable Probate Court Of the Parish Of st.
Landry, there will be sold at public auction, to
the highest bidder, by the undersigned a public
auctioncer, at the last residence of the deceased,
on the Atchafalaya river in this parish, on
WEDNESDAY, January It'll, 1874, the following
described property, belonging to the estate OF
Martha NJ. Nelson, deceased, to-wit:
/. A certain tract OF land measuring nine hun
dred acres, more or less. together with the build
ings and improvements thereon, situated on the
Atehafalaya river in this parish, bounded in
front by the AtohaBRlaya river, above by lands
of Mrs. +. D. Gordon and s. j. C.. Gordon, below
by land Of Miss Elizabeth L. Gordon, and in the
| rear by lands of Abbott and Generes.
Q. Eighty acres of swamp land situated on
Bayou Rouge, in the aforesaid parish.
Terms and Conditi0ns-One-thIrd cash, an
tho balance in equal installments of one, two
three, four and five years credit from the day
of sale, the purchasers to execute their nvt
promissory notes payable to the administrator
with eight per cent per annum interest from
date until paid, with good personal security tt
the satisfaction of the administrator speeia
mortgage and vendors privilege being reserved
on the property sold to secure the payment o
the same.
\. 2. WILLIAMS. Auctionecr.
| 6an =
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TN VERTU DUN ORDRE DE LHONORA-
a BILE Ia GouT des Preuyes, de la ParOisse St.
landry. il sera Vendn q Fencan public, au plus
otfrant encherisscnr par le seussign6 an encan-
tenr public, a To derniere residence de In de-
funte sur la riyiere Atehafalaya, en- eette pa
roissc, lie MERCREDI, Z JAaSier, 1874, les pro-
prietes ci-apres deerites, ap~partenant q In success
sion de Martha NJ. Nelson, decedee, SAVIOR
/. I'm certain moroccan de terre, mesnrant neuf
cent acres, plus on moins, ensemble ayee tOutes
les batisses ct authorizations gut sly trouvent,
situe sur la riyiere Atehafalaya en- eette paroisse
borne sur la face par la rfyleFe Atchafalaya, en-
haut par les terres de. Nine. T. D. Gordon ct s.
J. c.. Gordon, enbaa paPsles tefresde Mile. Eliza
beth L. Gordon, ct en- arriere par les terres de
Abbott ct Generes.
2. Quatre-vingt acres dc terre mar6cageuse,
situe sur lie Bayou Rouge, :lans Ia dlte paroisse.
Termes ct COnditions-Un tiers payable comp
tant, ct In balance en- placements egaux de TN
deux, trois, quatre ct cinq ans du jour dc Ia
| yente. les aequ6reurs feuTnissant leurs bi!lets
~promissoires payablea POrdre de Iadministra
tetf, apee hui. pour cent par an d'inter6t du
jour de Ia vente j~usqu'al Placement, ayee boz
securities personnel a La satisfaction de ladmin
istrateur, une hypotheque speciale ct lie priv
lege dn yendeur sera retenu sur les prOpFieteE
vendus, atm d'assurer lie Placement.
4. p. WILLIAMS, Eneanteur.
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sHEREEE,s SALES.
I
Lapenc & Ferrc VIZ. Charles sabasat or
P~laisanee.


Lapeae & FePre ys. Charles sabatat or
Plaisance.
nIsTRICT COURT, PARISH OF ST, Ian
- dry.-NO. 12346.-By virtue of a writ of fIeri
faeias issued out of the honorable the Eighth
District Court, in and for the Parish of st. Ian
dry, in the above entitled suit, and to me direct,
ed, ] will proceed to sell at public auction, to
the highest bidder at the Courthouse Of said
parish, i'll the town of 0pelOusas, on SATUR-
DAY, the Sd day of January, 1874. at eleven
o'clock, A. NJ, the following described property,
to-Rit-
"A certain lot situated la the centre of the
town of Opelousas, withtan the buildings and
improvements thereon, figuring on the plat oi
the town of 0pelousas, as lot No. 2, Of square
No. 8, containing one hundred and sixty-ninG
feet and six inches front on Main street, by ont
| hundred and ~sixty-nine feet and six inches or
Bellevue street, bounded north by property OF
George Pulford, south by Bellevue street, east
by Union street, and west by Main street, being
the same property purchased by said Charles
sabatat from Marie Therese Castillo, widow
Pierre Labyehe, By act passed before Yves D'A
Wy. deputy Recorder, April 10th, 1866. Said prop
erty to be sold subject to the present contract o
lease held by Sol. Loeb.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
e. o. HAYES, Sheriff.
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Succession dc Adele Ainnien.

TN VERTU DUN ORDRE DE L'HONORA~
Il BILE la Cour des PreuvCs, de la Paroisse ST.
Landry, il kera yendu 4 Peneau public, all plus
Offrant ench6risseur, par lie soussign6 admins
trateur, 0 u par un encanteur public, 8 Ia Prairie
Mallet, en- cette parOisse, le MARDI, e Janvier,
1874, les proprietes Ciapresd&erites, appartenant
Ala succession de Adele Simien, d&c6dee, SAVIOR
l.. I'm petit moroccan de terre hOisee, situe 4
Mallet en- cette par0isse, borne CONNIE srit, So
voir au sud par les terres de Joseph Lavergne,
fils, au nord par les terres de Francois Sinlien,
| est par les terres de Francois Stmien, ct Quest
| par les terres de LacaZe, Contenant~ clnquanie
arpents de superfieie, plus GU moins
2. Tn autre moroccan de terre, e~tantladernle
| residence de la d6funte, situe It Mallet, ayet
tOutes len batisses ct authorizations qui sy trou.
vent. mesurant cent vingtaeux arpents superb
Gle. plus on mOins, Equivalent 8 cent trols 24I1Ol
| acres, borne CONNIE suit, SAVIOR: nord ct est pa
| DIES terres pnbliques on d les acquereurs des dit
terres, au sud par les terres de FRANCOIS SimIen
! ct Quest par les terres de Marie Louise Simten
la dite te~re sera diyIs6 en- trois lots-lot numert
I'M, aEec les batisses ct authorizations Qui sly
trouvent, eontenant quarante arpents, plus al
moins; lot numero deux, contenant quarantt
arpents, sans ameliorations lot numero troll
contenant quarante-deux arpents, plus on moins
8. Tn eheval Creole, un paire de bHnf, uni
maruue en- fer AS, ustens11s d'habitation, meu
bles de maison, un meter, ct d'autres Objects.
AUGUSTA pERR0DLN,
6dec Administrator.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

EaaaRc Of CeIinn 0Elfn.-No. 369S.
DARTsH COURT, 81. LANDRy-WHEREAs
4 Lueien Dnpiechain, OF the Parish Of 81. Ian
dry, has applied by his petition to be appointed
administrator Of the Estate Ut Celina 0lln,
deceased, late of said parish
Therefore, any person intending to make 0p-
position to said appointment, will file the same
In writinginmy office, mthe towmgf Dpelonaas,
within ten days from the present notice.
w. a. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
t7no Ig-8aF
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WaNrs..-WANTs.

- AmeRKRa WANTED F0R saw
Mll-I wish t0 employ 10 hands by the
ceafs wages payRble halg ut end Of each month
haif Id end Of the year. Wages so month,
Tfth ratinng 0f ffge pounds meat and orc peek
meal ner week. Men with families preferred,
gtoea Quarters for the families and as much land
AZ fIley may wish to cultivate.
nee. a5-fT HENRY T.. GARLAND,
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FOR SALE.

n ANDs FOR sALE-IHAyEsEVERAI
tracts Of unimproved lands belonging to mS
and to others which I viii sell or rent to actual
settlers.
fonr. 1ve, ak seven, eight, nine and ten years,
with eight per cent interest annually, from first
day of December next. Or l will rent to actual
settlers for mere payment during five years. OF
the taxes which may be- assessed upon the tract
they occupy.
In either selling Or renting, the purchaser OF
lessee will obligate himself TO actually settle on
| him, within six months from date Of sale OF
| lease, under penalty of nullity OF sale or lease
have also for sale a ~well1mpr0ved place, con
tanning two hundred arpents of land, with large
and commodious dwelling house, cotton gin anC
! cribs. Price Of this place $4,000, payable on terms
with eight per cent yearly interest from day o
sale. ,
Also, asaw mill property, which VIII also gel
| on terms. HENR1 L. GARLAND
lime %. 1STl-tf,
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successioaa de gelina Ollin.-No. 36O8

I GOUR DE PAROIssE. ST. LANDRY,-AT-
~ tenau que Lleien Dupleehain. de 10 ParOisse
ST. Landry, ayant pr9sente une petitien a Tenet
a'etre nonl1ne administrateIF de la succession
dc GSli4a 0nin. deee4fe. reinforcement de Ia
dite paroiAsej
En- consequence, avis est mar 10 present donnt
aux inIeresses dams cette succession daFolI q
deduiFe par eerit d mon bureau, dams les dix
ralsons, 81 liz ont. pour leaQnelles Il ne
seratt pas fat 9ro1t 8 1a denlanae de 10 dite pc
/ titiOn. Va ROBERTSON. aretfier.
/ IL dee
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WHIgHIHAYE
I% ebtalneaad which I am obtaining every
day ia tic eatment of encouragement 0I W
affected iitfh way that I can be consulted ai
nv residence all tho west entrallee 81 0Ni
granfI Prairieaheu six miles from Warrington;
or at TTafHor*aatel, Washington, dallS ngIa =
10 III O'clock NJ DA- 90hA8e4t
ItAE pa-ff.
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I'll GATEONAL.
gWnon FoR YOUNG BAD1Ea.

cgWn@E ROR YOUNG LADHE@.
i viii open my school for the e~dacatiOn OF
Young ladies'. on Monday, LIST OF september
3upoxA it my dwelling nc 0pelousas. \ intend
this Institution to be permanent, and viii en-
deayorfe meet the wants of this community by
afForai1g facilities for b thorough edlieation.
ERM
TnitSfa3 Il, rripaary 6ranches, per month d 90
T53ifi9nj1 Aeademie i" 4eO
11sanfbt n z 2 80
Music with use Of piano.. BB
Drawing, idaiiy ~lessonsl, < W
Painting, tri-weekly lessons, 500
R Roaql = ~ 90
Washing, per dozen, 20
All dues payable monthly in advance
Mrs. 81. NJ. HAYES.
August 8, 187S4tf.
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NJ ASANEG.

ETUMBLE COTTAGE HODGE No.
10, Il. "A. A., holds its statest meetings, at
tho Ledge Hall III Opeiousas, July eth August
6th and September 81, at 5 o'clock r ~, n
October 1st and Goth aud December aa, at Z
O'Clock L. 81, For the balance Of the year 1915
C. MAYO ~. n.
k. H. B-0nEAELLER, Secretary.
nnRDM R0wAM ARCH GaHAPTER
No. 81, meets ut the Hall 81 Humble Cot
fsFa 1890. gneaoLstts, every Tuesday after fID
fni moon of eaehInpHth, 1T aaelOek =. ~.
NUREKA COUNCIL No. a0,-MEETs
m at the Hall OF Humble E0ttagGI0dge, OPP
t0nsas. every FFiaay after rho fun moon OF eaCA
month, att o'clock +. H.
nwpmANA RRHEAD L0DGE, Ne.
1s5. Big Cane La, meets on tho saturday
q. g. SMITH, w. NJ.
JOHE II. Dunn. Secretary.