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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28
CIVIL NOTES.

Susman Reinhardt, a liquor dealer at No. 2t3i
seventhst was arrested yesterday afternoon by spe
cial deputy sheriff. at the suit OF Frederick Augusta
easka who charges him with seduction and breach OF
promise OF marriage. Miss Gcaska mas sied for $1,000
damages in the Supreme Court. Reinhardt being I'M
able TO furnish balm g. 5OO was committed by JudsOn
jarvis TO the County jail
Alfred McPike, a clerk in the Post-Office,
charged with opening letters entrusted to his care
held yesterday in $500 bail by Commissioner Osborne.
ALBERT NicolsOn, charged with perjury in bank
ruptcy case honoraby discharged. City Marshal
Gardy, charged with taking illegal fees for serving
Havemeyers Secretary, the complainant talIinB 10
appear.
The Lagrave case has assumed new phase.
Judge Fanchers decision having relieved Lagraye from
imprisonment under the several orders Of arrest issued
at the instance of a committee Of bis creditors, Dublin
Freres Co.. as has been stated suing him for
their special and separate claim. Detective Mooney
has made an affidavit that Lagrave applied 10 The French
Government for stipulation from the w. D. Minister al
Paris that he should be tired only on the charge under
which he was extradted, and that the French Govern
ent after consulting with Mr. Washburne, declined 10
comply with LaSraves request Dudn Freres base their
action upon tins a1idayit. Inc otner creulOrs reBnu
this a test case.
Judge Daniels rendered his decision yester-
day in the suit Of the st. Patricks Mutual Alliance AS
ISOLATION against VIM. OConnel and jeremiah Crowley,
the particulars OF which have already been published
The suit was brought restrain tho defendants from
meddng with the funds OF the Society until they give
satisfactory account OF the funds OF the old Mutual Al
lance Society from which the present formed
and OF which the defendants were Secretary and Treas
Judge Daniels now decides that the injunction
must be 80 far contnueddurng tho penaenoy oi ILLS
action TO restrain the payment OF money WITHOUT
full compliance with ali the requirements OF the by
hands OF the Treasurer ana TO prevent the use Oh inc
money OF the Association for purpose not expressly
provided for by the bylaws or vote oil tne board G
abide the event OF the suit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF sEw-YORk. ~
s,.h0 ,,oDoi. Nietcrn wilmington N c. Lorlard
'' Steamship City Of Galveston Rowland Ecworans C H. MlOys
Steamship Zodiac Chapia Eewbe n C, Murray Perris Co
steamship Ger Hmbeck. Bremen aud Southampton
seam.h,1 C. Bdde Alexander PhsdelDms W P. Clyde.
SteamsLip Sarah Jones' Philadelphia Wu Krspstnet p,
BARK Adshem Or Johannn, Cork for orders Puneh EdJes
co u Kreses Trieste It. for, for o's ks sIS'S e Co.
Hdsso Br. Roberts Penatn Roads Tor orders 'e" r.
Dorado Ger Thomson Hamburg &c pSuc R Eae Co
Brig star Foster Georgetown DemerA d. Ifo"'ndsss
Brig Tendeu1 Ge aaser Gaude do Sui &c. Funch Edyea
20 Brig Tuba Cain Stone mnrsele, &c. ia. Hepry Co.
s Charles Hoard Brl Messenger, ST. john p r. simpson
Brig Nellie GAY Noyes Rio Grande sul H. umbul Co
J. Bentley, Williams Charleston Bentley GAar'ee'ss
Ey 5l wIss Knf' s'sn 5, asa1 %saS G.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Ellen $ Terry sayear SeTbn. N c. with md'e and
Steamship Isaac Bell BaEemn Richmond City Point aad Norfolk
With mdse and pass % Od Dominion STEAMSHIP 90 Ir
Steamship Frsncons Bragg Portland win mise ana pass D "
SSn Pryou,h Rock Ba.man London H. with m and
Snip sssurs (of sescase Eag .careT h'io I@' lays va"
ssD A,,ropom tGer, Hopper Bremen 40 day. with u
Bark Arnm (Ger) Rutkase IiayIe 81 days in ballast. O, Ia
Bark Giuseppe GAbgndo ('al CAmnaIota Lesu0' % ' WIN
Bark Anhhor tsOr Heursep Cardiff SO da with railroad iron
scirius (Gerl keihcke Malaga AZ fays with ndse
Bark 81 AryUelo s Gargno Lleaia o1 ass wl'" upnaI
S SsIs s ss: M r1 Ss s Sssa e
Bark Bark csaa aSs FsPaa smyrna 90 with
Bark ANAL, Adt, sci,le.cvcb London "a days, With md
Enterprise Dutch Muder ROTTERDAM 20 tays u ode
Bark R0spa (of BOssoO. Hanson, Alexandria Egypt 10 days. with
old iron add rags.
Bng Campidogis tsLD revod Antwerp 81 days IN ballast
brig Tasso I@ll. 1npaai. LcaLa % az with slphur
Brig AMIGO nta EsposiiO Caf 80 DAYS with railroad on
Scar Francis sstey Stetsoa IA days. with
DOMESTIC PORTS.
2-Aryei steamships Atlas tBr nom byerpooii
Achilles from Ph.dpb,; Archer oslno, Scotland,
from baltimore; brig Marshall Dutch from Bonalre.
MONROE Va. Aug 27ArVe bng AErie Grant, and
schr Susan p. Thurlow from Rio JaneirO Tor orders.
SAvAssAH Aug 27-Arved steamship san Jacinio from Mes
York; SHIP Marlborough, from bahia
FOREIGN PORTS.
steamship City o. London
Bynon from Aug I6 Tor Liverpool called here at $50
morning aud proceeded
BRIsroI, Eng Aug 27The Great Western Line steamship LADY
Lycett Eratt FROM ork g. arrived here to-day
SOUTHAMPTON 2The North German Loys Lice stesmshis
Wilgero Newfork Au2 10, arrived here to-day and
proceeded for Bremen Royal mail Tags Aspsn
wall for Southampton, arryed to-day
MoyLLK 27-Tbe Anchor Line steamship E1rOpa, Campbell
EewEOr Aug 49, for Glasgow, touched here to-day snd
ceeded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28
DECISIONS-AUG. a.

Supreme COurt-Specici Ieym--By Judge Daniels
The 81 Patrick Mutual Alliance Association sgt VIM OCoane and
jeremiah Crowley; Injunction duug the
this action restrain the witLoa fail
Nth al, OF the bylaws and prohibit
received hands Of the Treasurer unispose
hbt the Of the Of the Ason for purpose
presy provided the OF the Boar
1recioLCo,ts 10 abide event Of Madgan Ag
Savings Bank0der granted confirming Leanemsn d al
Order settled Ciark sgt smOrder granted Win
ag granted allowing defendant H. W Lgagstone
In the application Charles
Jacobs LooN Acaouon gant conditions emorshdl
Superior COHrt-SDeciat Term-Bv Judge Sedgwick.
Putnam hooD granted J,n.s
an-Odcf OF Tefse funkhanser
d sc1nIinnsL Mcbride AT Wat.t ct aL-Orlor granted
Common Pers-By judge Robinson The People
rel Geo JOues AT Naturalization los ard Of restgoa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR GLASGOw-La steamship Cdie0nll Aug N-Gbnstcphes
Wscb VIM Cumming Cnhbertson X W. Bnghsa VIM oliver,
Rev L. Rarpuncad g. Cougien John L. Cusoe s9rEas
HAYES Alice H. Kek Nd Constance PeToice MA j. ohyer
Jerucey aud lady Rev A. w Hu6bara aud lazy
Miss C. Sbattuek Robert Earsley, Mss H. Robersoh
FOR LIVERPOO-In stednhtp dlJef1 AUz. 2l-Ars Beers
Mr. and Mrs gbte Robert Yates Forbes
Csmpbe Mrs C. Ingham Fernsnl Hapin ~ H. Bradford -
Iogham Dr. and Miss r. Revere, Miss LINDA Panoos Miss TAI
cott Ma Spencer Thompson Louis Con NJ
Hsnnsa Herbert Tvlor Mr Newell b. HOLIDAY. Ssmo Maitland.
Mr and Mrs Medi daughters John LYMAN G1rnty v
Horny Cummngs Miss Ellen hoomb, Miss Niles Rev Mile.
wife child Miss Hcheock Mr. and Mrs - Rogers ana sals'
Mrs Peabody and maid Mrs d. u jerks NJ anu ans a. "
ar Ingrams servant. Rev. W. Topp and wife
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ordered " ~ sverse Of Injunction ordered snH
jsrg The German Upo.b Savings Bsas sst
Hsnetta sysen s-hoon denied, With $40 costs, bds
,yut Bra Ovens diotAoon denied
cent that Of proceeding To sell be eveo applicant
Marine Court hambrs.-By Judge Spauldng.-
p.ho,ham AIT Nea Cooperative Manufacturing ComDanIhcos
Ssnd With costa GneyeT CanghGCsase referred 70 Wnsa
Rosenberg OppeBheinOrier Of dsconuane entered
b consent Patterson DMoon 20 vseats ,se order Of .r.ss
d,sI ~ith 40 costs Veer-Oer gaeatif tbs
order ., Aus 20 granted entered Curry as Pamsr-Orief Of
a G cS, s@S at woRotoa To
aataio terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28
A RECEIVERS CLAIM REDUCED.

Judge Woodruff of the United States Circuit
Court decided in the of Mr. Davis the receiver
the Ocean National Bank that rate OF interest Is
fixed by the State OF NewYork against corporations
and that section OF the National Banking act must
apply which fixes the rate OF interest that national
bank may charge when rate is fixed by the
law the State at per The claim of the receiver
for 10000 reduced by this decision 10 less than $4,000
t. p. Wheeler for the bank and +. N. Bangs for the
receiver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28
A COAL AND OH, COMPANY SUED.

Capt. II. Reade asked Judge Daniels, in the
Supreme Court yesterday appoint receiver for the
Kanawha Coal and Oil Company. The petition states
that the Company organized in 1864 with nominal
capital of s2O0oOOO derived certain coal
and oil lands; that the petitioner took 1890 shares, but
the Company kept up show OF organization
Judge Daniels reference with view to ascer
tain whether it was proper to grant the petition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28
MINIATURES ALMANAC

SIM $50 hooo sets'''''' o;zo
sn6v Hoos Gov Island He'll Gate PerrT.. lo8
DsN-P
Cows Island .ll04 Hell oste ref' L<A
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6idtionern.

FRANCIS g. LOU rREL, 4J iden-lane,
supply lowest price, Blank Books, Stationery Printing and
Lthographe work Oriers solicited
SLOTE g. JAMES, STATI0NERS, PRINT
~ Frs and BLANK.BO0k MANUFACTURES No 50 FGitoa-s
ACCOUNT BOOKS made 10 any pattern Orders solicited
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Marule duo Jldte tfllntfls.

A KLABER Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
IA. WORKS 1874 and 1876 Bigheentht Marble and
Mrbd hantel Thing Marble Counter Monuments a. pnce thai
DEFY competition Marble farming for the trAe
STEWART's Slate Nantels, Marble and Wood
Mane Rich and designs the lowest 22O and 22z
West Twenty dst. between Seventh ami EighhAves
VNHE PENRHYN SLATE Co. have removed
their xasrooms, Unonlasre Fouraye, an1 setss-
teeuh and offering large % MASrRLS CRATES,
comprising many elegant And dsgnS at ehsnEx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28
GAMBLERS HELD TO AWAIT INDICTMENT.

GAMBLERS HELD TO AWAIT INDICTMENT.
The following alleged gamblers, charged
with winning about 200 from Henry Whitestone oil NO.
% Bowery, were held, yesterday by Mayor Havemeyer
In $500 bail each await the action OF the Grand jury
Geo. Stevens OF Broomest. and the Bowery, Geo. han
of No 27t Chryste-st, Charley" Rose at Broome-st
and the Bowery, Gus" Robbins and jim" Mcleod OF
No 40 Bowery. "Bln" Lowell and Ram McManus OF
No. 100 Chahamst., and Nose" OF No. lo4 Chstham-s1
In his affidavit whitestone charged that Michael Knew
abs was interested In the faro table said to be Kept ny
Geo. Hall; but upon being examined by tne
Mayor he said that tho only reason Tor al
leging that Knevals was partner OF Hall was that be
had seen him the where " the game was played
The Mayor held that the evidence against kneVals was
sufficient, and discharged him kneyals then stated
that he WAS an inspector the CusOm-house ana nab
he had no interest whatever In any gambling house.
DWELL" said the Mayor II suppose that many OF the
CustoI-hOuse people TO gambling houses, Dut you
should not follow their bad example,"
MIR Kintgine applied successfully to Judge Daniels,
Yesterday in behalf of Charles Bender who was ar
rested time since. with several other alleged gam
bers carried their nefarous business at NO lS
Chatham-st. Two of Benders companions were con-
victed prison, but the evidence IN MS case
very slight, and Judge Daniels yesterday admitted
him 10 bail in 1900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28
Z ETrING NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL

IROADSEALED PROPOSALS will he received al tho SAss o.
he Chief Eninre No % Kh-Ay 10 the Cry Nes lors enh
noon WEDNESDAY sept 10 for gratis and enia az laa of
lion between the ssoan ahi r"""ae NV
200 mieL -.
s be received for tie whole distance or oi se"Vu'
about Is miles each " o., - -.-.-. J.
n, tYors OF 4, Ger Il l. iOS>ER Division hHp1ge Mnrsl1hs.
W, klASuh hphSNt' '''f -'"''''
kes ySss. Aus io 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28
THE COURTS.
A SUIT AGAINST THE CITY.

The old case of Robert Boyd agt. Controller
Green was brought up again yesterday in the Court OF
Common Pleas, by Malcolm Campboll who moved for
peremptory mandamus directing the payment Of .i6o
salary OF Charles waeke recording clerk OF the surro
gates Court in 1862 whose claim has been assigned 10
Mr. Boyd The answer put in by Mr. Deane, the Con-
troliers counsel, "No money applicable 70 TINS
claim" Mr. Campbell argued that the statute OF 1873
authorizing the raising OF ssoo0oo TO pay deilcencies
and salaries covered this claim But Mr. Deane repheu
that the law in question applied only to claims &c. OF
1872 and moreover could only BIO paid on audlt oy the
Board Of Apportionment whereas this claim was only
approved by the Board OF Supervisors. Mr. Campbeii
disputed these statements and held that the Conroner
could pay other funds. Counsel would Ike 10 nave
special return Of the contingencies for 1869 we're
disposed Of Mr. Deane said he was prepared 10 accoun,
for every cent Mr. Campbell said this claim was one OF
rs held by hard working who did service ior the
city and all were authorized by resolutions Oh the Su
pervisors ~, -, .oosr
he could not compel payment. aud he could not give
mandamus compelling him TO raise bends under ,ne
act OF 1873 since 1t involved the concurrence OF oher
officers 1.-THE Board of Estimate and Apporuonmehu.
Mr. Campbell then withdrew the motion aud SAID ne
would take another course.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28
Dropo6dls
PROPOSALS FOR SEA WALLS, DREDG-
Il ING IN BOSTON HARBOR FILLING PARCEL 0R
SOUTH BOSTON FLATS. AND FOR THE PURCHASE OF SUCH
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

No PKnBKRroN. sQUARE BosTOs, july IL, 1873 -
Sese Proposals will be received this O8ce urul NEDSbSDAtt
September g. 1873 az IL o'clock lucoug Nn SEA a h
fnz parcel Commonwealth fats South Boston sgsta
Wharf COMPANY ara outh
Boston Abany Railroad Company and CON
tsung million square feet, or less ss olows;
l. For about TOO nea eet OF hght wall On V f0l
For about 800 feet Of heavy val on Fort FONT hhne sad
the main channel
8 Por 6ine said parcel to grade 49, with material dgd By the
Point Channel sui from too of
abor which dregi uniformly ~ depth o 70 et 81
l. Por ding parcel good clean gravel from g-ade Is
grade 10 -
as Aforesaid on or before Oct /, 1876
The according plsDs ard sphcsns
this once between tn bOur oi Ocock IN Tie
and ~ o'clock
The contractor will be required satisfactory guaranty that be
will execute bis proposals and Satisfactory
bonds for faithful Performance Of bis CONTRACT
Legislature MASSACHUSETTS t$
specified eaNas tnz boz contract VII oe
binding Commons for Ssd ihsn can b
pad for by appropriations OF the Leatu undrr the laws OF Toe OoA
monweath
PROPOSALS FOR PURCHAsR
Sealed proposals viii be also received Aforesaid for ne purchase
the whole Of sad hat Tor Tie plhsef
build said walls and do said filing ~ plans AMI spes-
htons perform all the Obligations Of the ComnonNeAb e
i parcel under The inentaie o. foef
Parts between the Boiou AMI AanJ
Railroad Company Wharf COMPANY Ani tie C OF b"son
dated June -, 1873 80, -,
The M 20 lee. al proposals reserved by the Bo.fi Of
abor ConmsIoner and tr acceptance subject t9e sPPo'A
Ponosa mus. be- nd1rse Proposals relation 70 The South Boz
ton Flats" directed the Chairman OF tbe bo~d
f0 "' "'A'D VI "-'''' JOSIAH QUINCY Chairman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28

SOTICE-The Hbor Commissioners has this day pepafex
specifications for the heavy seawah
above viii receive the building Of the ssns
secrn, 20 either OF plans advertised Such pas
and aud wall be furnished At The ohoe 81 NE
Board above stated JOSIAH QOlAOf, taAhAAA
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midland is something prodigous wo,,,, q R,o % w.,

In comparing the weight of the brain with that Of the
hexiOns OF the lower jaw nd for instance, that the
law muscles are about eight times heavier in hyena,
four times Ia Newfoundland, twice III bear and fox,
but the same weight IN a tan terrier.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1873-07-12
II rE.N'DRE.

10. Une Propri6M siruae a Ia Pointe dn
College, d dsnx pas dn College Jefferson, au
Gentle de GENTLY, bornte en- haut par la
proprie'e De NJ. T. Gra"denry, en has par
celle de NJ. ]. Gentil, mesurnnt 1rois quarts
d~'arpen' face au Aenye sur 81 lie prorondeur,
avec une
Residence magnifqnc, IN magasin, des
balisses ct des ameiiora,ions rarenles.
%. Une Cnarel,e de marclland et un bon
cheval. --
so. Une excellente vache lailicre ct son
40. Qnelques mcub'es, entire an're IN pia.
no de priv, en- bon 6tat, estime $500: etc.
etc.
s'adresser sur les ieux, NJ. C. c. Milan.
don.
Paroissc St.Jacques, 90 Juin 1873.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1873-07-12
Police Jury.

On motion of A. w. Thompson tie folio
wing was read and adopted:
Be it resolved, That all persons having any
claims or warrants against the parish Of ST.
James, issued prior 10 January 7ih 1873 are
hereby requested 10 present The same to the
parish Treasurer for Registration within thirty
days from the date hereof or be forever de
barred.
Resolved further this Resolution be publ:
he'd for thirty daysi in tie ST. James Sentinel ali,
L.onisianais.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1873-07-12
Crescent Store,
Tcmu par CHI. Gaudin
A la POINTE nU COLLEGE,

lie magasin de NJ. c. GAuDlN est Pun dies
mienx %assortis de la paroisSe, e, ses marchan.
discs, solvent renouvelecs, grace a IN promp,
econlement, sont dune nrande Vari6it.
Marchandises Observation-Disclosures
de tonte sortes-VinS, Liqners, Whi-key~, etc.
-Prodni's de l'one~t-Ohjcis indispensables
an commerce ct a la consommalion. ct de
bonnie qna!i,e,-on tronve tout ce qui es,
iecessaire au CRESCENT STORE.
PriX modfr9s Ell cnnscieucienX.
Une Jontaine d Soda, avec les meilleurs
s.rnp<, est annexee an magasin de M. c
Gaudin.
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r title Excha 60.
Two doors above the Courthouse.

Two doors above the Courthouse,
Has been purchased aud elegantely fitted mp
by NJ. V. F.. NJ. Anderson, thu popular and
wrll.known business man Of st. James.
The best and purest brands Of liquors, wine,
a'es, beer, porter, etc.
A neat soda fountain with a No. l soda,
Also lunches at all hours Of the day 10 9
p. NJ. Call and be refreshed.
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4 J'cndvc 0u a L0Hel'.

IL bClaHTC Oas u LOEcl'.
AN-N. Pour lie Ter Avril 1873 nne
M,T,fMA m"s"''i4ne residence since
E E1aesaaas4Aa. dams la paroisse Saint Jacques,
entire lEsIise sain,.Michel e, lie college
j. fH-+soa
La proprieta est CONNIE suit :-une maison
de ma1tre en- excellent tta,. SO composant de
,rois chambreS Il conchcr, dun grand salon,
dune sale 4 manger, dun fnmoir, dune
chambrc i bains ct dune cave :-nne garcon-
Mere avec denN orauies rl,ambres ct I'm corr.
dor All mllien tine maiSon d'eronome.-unc
chambre i domesliques:- unc chombre a
repa>Ser ;-nne cuisine ;-lne 6curie - uue
rcmise I'M hangar, etc.
I'm parte'le, un potagcr, un Jarlin ffui.
tier.
La propri6i6 mesnre I'M arpen, Of 81 piejs
de lace tienvc sur uue protoudeur de
0@naranie arpenls pins on moins.
Les harrIeres soul en- partial, Gtat.
Conditions libirales. .
S'adresser il Mr.. r. r. Poche, GU a NJ. A.
Tambonry, Bourbon Plantation.
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Atclicr dc TOnncI:crie,
j. Gebelin,
Paroisse 81 Jacques, Rire Gnnche,
pres de Ihabitoiion Schephard.

NJ. ]. GEBELlS Went d'onvrir, a r6,e de
son mngnsin. mn alelier de ionnelerie pour
boucauiS II bnrHs.
u est en- me>nrc de r%aronhrc anx orIres de
NM les p'an,enrs e, lubricants de snc,e.
II arpelle ans>i l'aiiem,ion des h.bi,ants
sur son STORE, SToRE parfai,emenl ~assorli,
et renom'ne pour ses prix moIi,es.
-S'aires,e direc,ement d NJ. ]. Gehelin.
gu a J. Grbelin, Long.Vn P, o. s., James.
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GLACE!!: GLACE!::

GLACE!!! GLACE!!!
LIE Sonssign6 a reqn dn Nord nnc %cargai-
son de glace, premiere q%nalita, ct s%oliicile
des ordres aux prix snivan,s:
Dsur piastres par chaqne cent lirres.
NeuJ piasres par boncaur de 500 Livres.
''enpaque,es e, delivtes a bord dn bau,eau.n
S'adresser par la MALE GU par Parke, de la
cote 4
J. NJ. DELAVALLADE.
Plaqnemine,
1berviIle,
May g.. 8 NJ.
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]. X. GAUDET. ALFRED nMAN
:vOtnu. AV0cnt ~ NOiaire
GAUDET g. ROMAN
LTuDE DE NoTAIRE.
.... Pa>oissc ~:St.,Iacfues, lie. ...
.. Gabrielle Post Office. ..

NM. Gaudat ct Roman eXerrpront lnnr pro.
lession dr,anl Ia Conr du Gu.iricme Disltlc,
J udjciatte. Sntion, dams les patoi>-cs ST Jac
qnr>, Ascension e' ST Jean Bapli>,e, e, deyanl
la Cont S%Upram" tie tEra'.
BrREAry ;-Risidcuce de NJ. J. X. Gaude,.
DIV. 'irnrte
-Rtsilencc de NJ. Allied Roman. { rive.
ltoitr)
hive gauche, il cote de la Maison de
Conr
c" aernier bureau est onvcrt tons les lundi
m"rrredi et vcndledi, de 10 heuies A. NJ, d
henres p Nj.
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fI1E L0UISIAN.l,AtN.
Saturday, July IL, 1878.
-Hisr on faisait des neuvaines pour arreter Ia

-Hisr on aisait des neuvaines pour arrAter la
pluie.
Les ~planteurs demandent anjourd'hui de la pluie,
de Ia plnie ct de Ia pluie.
ct lis ont raison a"jonrd'hni CONNIE hier.
Car Ia came SQUIRE en- plus d un endroit
Nous sommes pein6 d'avoir a anonncer a nos
lectenrs Ia mort lie NJ. Francois GAMER. na,if de
cetts ~paroisse, decide marai derni+r a l'age de 50
ans. a" dom,cile de- son frere Joseph GAMER.
NJ. FRANCOIS GAMER 6tait un genereux cnur c,
une belle intelligence, ct nous avons tous pu appr6-
cier les rares ct precienses qualities de Get excellen,
Lo"isainais. Affable, instrnit ct simple. il apparte-
matt a Ia vraie race DIES franco-louisianais, ct i
etait de cenx qni honorent lie travail q l'agricnltur.
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