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hnesher wholesale hatchery In Cuba.

The New York ErenjRg Post very properly
looks upon the recent executions at Santiago de
Cuba as . crime against humanity, and says
f'the deed would have been revolving IL perpe-
trsted in the field and in the face Of . hostile
army; done in the safe precincts of q Spanish
town, and in the face and eyes Of an armed and
nnsrmed multitude IL was cold blooded, malig-
nsnt, devilish-" The same Journal also gives
an incident illustrative of the insecurity Of hu-
man life on the island, as follows:
GA creole, at whose house the writer passed
some time, was one day arrested by some Span
ish troops on trivial charge, and thre atened
with death. To his circumstances the officer in
command of the detachment coolly replied;
sAli know 10 that IL shoot you shall be pro-
NOTED STEP The creole escaped, finally by
tuTed TO put it before the Captain General AZ
Havana, who told him that under the circum-
stances be ought to be only too thankful to have
escaped with his life.'"
stir another outrage even more atrocious
than the slaughter of Ryan, Verona, Del Sol
and Cespedes, has recently been committed by
the Spanish volunteers. We refer to the shoot
isg of eighty insurgent prisoners whom the vol.
nnteers had captured in an engagement. Ac-
cording TO report the governor OF Puerto Prin-
cipe, upon hearing of this inhuman act arrested
The commander of the volunteers and telegraph
ed his action to the new Captain General at
Havana. In any other country but Cuba the
course OF the governor would have been prompt
~ approved. Not so with the new Captain
General. He at once telegraphed, reinstating
The murderous commander, and ordered the
governor of Puerto Principe to report at once
to Havana, thus showing not only bis approval
OF the massacre OF the eighty prisoners, but his
intention of Furnishing the governor for daring
TO remove the Spanish commander. We may
now look for the early promotion of this cold
FLOODED murderer of helpless prisoners. The
new Csptain-G General is a man evidently after
the style of the brutal Valmessds, one Of his
predecessors.
There is Q sad satisfaction in learning that
the Nirginius martyrs met their deaths bravely,
and that Gen. Ryan, the only American among
them. except up to the last; never fiinched mo-
nent, and died without fear or regret"
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A millionaire, says the Cincinnati Times, is a
public nuisance, and one who owns ten millions
Is his countrys enemy. We don't see exactly
Why man can't feel friendly to his country
with ten millions. We would try.
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MILBURN'S DRUG STORE,

noNS1E Above WilIsrd's.
HWASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK
NY Depositors hereby notified to leave their
books at the bank side door on Louisiana avenue)
for settlement. All persons indebted to the bank on
overdue paper notified to provide for IL without
further delay. WILLIAM MATTINGLY,
CctZg-Iw
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FOR RENT AND SALE:

EoR BENT on LEAsE-A DAIRY ana nAk.
W sterioo Station, washipgfoa s1d AleSsatrfa
ssilresd iyins direstly 90 the furI pike two miles
IRON W Warrington my acre IN gr,ss. The col IL
fertile and svery foot available; gyrd House with
eight roems on the premises. This Farm 10 psrt
q the Arlington estate, aud win be rented lessed
~ .r term q gear. For particular. .plly 90 LAT
ahkk CLkARr. Auctfoneers and kssl Estate
1roksr., star once building. Rsp.l eeS.s 10
EVE eALH-rhsi beautiful Ssc.ik OF BUILD
NOS on n street, corner Of 9th northwest, h
ouereo for sale upon the most liberal terms In
polnt OF construction, location and they
sLe unssrpessed ~ any private residenees In the
s.'y: Icy nave Al the motern Improvements, such
Gand. thro9shout, hot and cold water, Furnaces,
rtneee, dunb walters. butler Dantries, linen rooms
stationary vssh tubs, peak ing tubes afrr c.s,s
and every other requisite p~rtainins 10
w s-rect 500 LoehAna svenue- snSD-m
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Members OF Congress and others in quest of
quarters for the winter are beginning to arrive,
and those who have rooms or houses to rent
should advertise the fact.
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TI .; o; IAN Encsmpment members in
eemmitiee at Odd Fellows Hall WEDNESDAY
EykNlNG, l2th instant, st Ga o'clock. Orders for
uniforms VIII be received and other busi trans
aovn1 Chairman of Committee.
rs NOTICE TO ENPLOYEs OF TIE
k BOARD OF PUBLIC W0RKs.
Those lAb0rers q the Board Of Public Works en-
paoyed under the direction of the Parking Comnis-
na, vi, % paid q the CITY Hall, commsncins At
- pssd on sIeseQuent days, Of which due notice
A. p. PARDON. P.vmxtsr.
DSiOIN9 MIN 9 RKPUBLICAN CLUB-A
SrrIutr nesting Of the YOUNG MIS-
Nh SpkISAn CLuB Of the District Of q siumbis
Rsensyiyani. sxsnne, on WIDa SspAT iiiT S1sST
lSoi N9vemoer tRh, ct Z 81 o'elock A foil snd
punstuai attendance Il earnestly reons.s ~. h or
ness OF me usness imyortsnee axsits action "
y Z. HOWE, Corresponding sscfetars ndi,,
rBoARD OF ,!RIS SIIo WORKS, -
WAsHINerox, NoySmSer ~ AZ,
Notice u hereby given that al Dstsions Tor dsm
b. change Of grade, under an act of the Le~i..s;
Assembly, approved June D., ls1J should be nisS In
this e,ee bsiors p.ssmeer la3 ia order that they
erssina ssssion Of the Legislative Assembly
ssrii,ss ~ cHaAs. 9. JOHNSON, ssey.
RFfnIRB Will BIZ A HITTING or faO
RS BOARD OF TRUSTEES or PUBLlC
SCHOOLS bid q the Rrankiin School BUILDING.
TUBeDAY BvB6IHo, the nth instant, at 7;5o
povie-a a. p. PARDON, Secretary.
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AnD COnMExCIAl.

Financial matters generally present Q more
cheering aspect. There 10 nothing especially
discoursein in the London advices. aud else
where the outlook Is favorable to general i'm :
p-ovement The New York money market was
decidedly easier yesterday.
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CARPETS! CARPETS!
AT FAIR PRICES.
Just received large assortment Of
ENGLIsH BODY BRUSSELS,
ENGLIBH TAPESTRY BRUeBnLs, THREE.
PLY. AND INGRAM CARPBTD,
OIL-CLOTHS. o.,
boueht Of bankruDt hoase IN Nsw YORK, which
Ne 0Her q les than Wholesale price,.
Nov b yoar chance 90 buy cheap G the
G. .. d. CARPET HOUSE.
Sol SRvERfM 6fRHrr,
Dstwesn I and K next door 70 otrasburrsr Drou.
Doet ~ Dhos Dtors, 60 .ln
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As 25E FE9sr
WAsHlNeroS, d. O., eeptember -, la3.
HoTIcE TO DEroslfoRs..from and after this
apply its rule requiring SIXTY DAYS nstios Of
" :sSsssn 70 "''hAie .|.sTfoKslY. Aes..ry.
~PINICKv MDIA1 HAIl N .rORl8
w hes never been known 10 fAn. Is eees TIE
sssur color :S s Sr :,
ne Hair ffoa falling cut, anA reIro1uos! vhea
ss ga; b.. e: s.sa aaf DFsss f'sva. HSc ssls
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PERSONAL.

nBeTACLES TO MARRIAGI.
HAPPY BELIEF FOB YOUNG MIN.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philsdeipiia. PS'-
an Institution having high reputation for honors-
BILE conduct and Irofessiona skn. oct1-eoSM
ng asS14rSff b SH6 VIZ GUN.
OF fHx WORLD.
b 10 al diseases are CURED. no mo1ieinoa - A.
ao LAYING On Of hands: Taught by In. j. q. IN.
lot. l19 street posthWea. e1S.6
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
SPLENDID FURNISHED ROOMS with Board,
= for gentleman and wife, In good location, oppo-
lite Metropolitan church; {37 street north.
west. nov -6ts
RoARD We'll furnished ROOMS in a desirable
~ location, with or without BIO I'D, can be OBJ
tanned by addressing "a b. !" GAZETTE Office, Alex
sndria, Va References given and required. nIO- 81
ROARDING-Hanisomely FURNISHED Rooms,
- suite or single, with BOA RID. Also, tive hall
Rooms Table Bosrders also accommod ated TaSIe
hrst-clsss. 51l 18th street northwest, near Penn
syivana avenue. novs-lws
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LOST AND FOUND-

LOST AND FOUND.
STRAYED AWAY on the stb, re BRINDLE
y cow. suitable reward will be given-n
i rtturaed to Mrs w. BATES corner Of New6 81
York avenue and LIST street noy1l St III
c. REWARD.-Strayed away, on the 9Th instant,
% 2S &C es ,a I SsindT BULLOCK; horns;
given Il returned to 9. BAUER, No. As H.
street northwest. novll-3t'
'NAKEN UP AsTRAY on my premises on the
= 10Th o. october, a small Blue BUF-A
FALO COW Tho owner will please come IL W
bsbboo5xss ' 3D. Sam
Q. Buseys farm, Woodley road, near Tensllytown,
c. REWARD-Stolen from in front of my store,
~ s,,o no o. High street, Georgetown, green and
seen several times on Bridge street, betweea and
Clock p. m, with II on his back. will give the
above reward for the apprehension of the thief and
'h It! return of the Lounge JoHnMrAy
I QsT-On 5,h ultimo, the .'DRoP" Of an earring /,
IL between LIST street and City Hal Reward given
west. novlO IT
STRAYED AWAY ON THE IOrH THSTANT,
- black and tan TERRIEk DOG; ears
A suitable reward will be given if returned-A
10 the corner OF and 10th streets n. W. novl0-st
xS RIWARD-Lost. Saturday aisht, November
RC5th, between 9TH street W harf and Piney Branch
Rses Cc n BAG containing HORSE CLOTH:
1895 street northwest. novl0-Sts
TAME TO MY STABLE-On the 18th instant
- TWO BLACK HORSES, in harness.
The owner will come forward, prove prop IN
erty' pay charges, and take them sway -
noys-st' N street, between "a and 9Th sts s..w.
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THE HAMILTON HOUSE,
i Corner 18th and streets,
WlLL BE EQPENED
FOR rHE
RECEPTION OF BOARDERS
IN the 25th Of November noyssv-
E'IRsT- CLASS BOARD.-Exceptionabiy com.
i Portable ROOMS tor rent, with or without TabIe
Board, and Table Board of the most satisfscfory
kind, without rooms, ct 1918 street uorIhwest
Franklin Row. References given and required,
QOARDING-Furnished or unfurpished ROOMS
- front and back pariors first floor, large and
handsomely papered, single en- suite, and two
spacious and elegant Bed Rooms on second floor
with BOARD; No: 1749 Pennsy lyania avenue, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets. noyI.ims
CENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
BOARD at No. Grant Place. Also, Table
Board. octsp linz
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Rgtate of Dnlicourt Pitre.

by VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF Ell HON
d orable Probate Court of the Parish OF st.
Landry, there win be sold at public auction, to
the highest bidder, by the undersigned Admin
istFat0r, or by a public a~uctioneer, at the last
residence Of deceased, in Prairie Ronde in this
parish, on THURSDAY, January 18th, 1873, the
following described property belonging to the
estate of Dalieourt PitBe, deceased, tO-w1t-
/. The plantation on which the deceased last
resided. consisting of two hundred aFpents of
land, the tract being five arpents by forty,
situated in prairie Ronde, in the parish of st.
LANDRY, bounded north by land of Arthemon
LaIenr. east by Mrs. On6Zine JOubeTt, south
by Martin Andrepont,. and west by Mrs. David
Arkason, together with the buildings and I'M
provemeutst thereon.
3. A lot of about thirty head of gentle horned
cattle, three horses, about six head OF wild
mares, two gentle CFeOles mares, one yoke OF
oxen, one pair Of mules, about fifteen head of
ing irons to Ee exhibited on day OF sale, one OK
cart, one old buggy, one saddle and bride, one
double barrel shot gun, one loom, a lOtof chairs,
beds hi bedding, two a%rn1oirs, one lot fodder,
one lot corn, one lot cotton in the seed, q lot OF
plantation and farming implements, household
and kitchen furniture, and many other things.
Terms and CondftiOns-The movable proper
fy. cash on the spot; and tleIand on q credit
Of one and two years from the day OF sale, pay
able in equal installments, purchasers furnish.
ing 70 good and solvent securities to the salts
faction OF the administrator and TendGr's priv
Iege retained in favor of the estate until final
payment of capital and interestab eightper cent
| ner annum from maturity of each installment
TN paid. ONEZIME PITRE,
dec, I4-imm. Administrator.
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anncenafan da DnIicourt Pitre.

I'm YERTU DUN ORDRE DE q
IL BILE la Cour DIES Preuyes, dc Ia ParolsSe =,
audry il sera Eendu a Pencan public, aa wy
0ffrant ench6risseur, par lie sOusslgne attlliL ~.
~tratcur, OH par un encanteur pubic, a IL u9
Mere residence du dGflnt, dams la pralrle honSa
en- cette p~aroissc, le JEUDI, 16 JanY1er, Ioi;
les prOpriGtes ci-apreS deer1tes, apparlenaHt
la succession de DalicOurtP itre, DECIDE, saF"lIs
1. LhabitatiOn sur laqueEC le defunt deI"Et
raft en- del1Iier, CONSTANT Ell 300 aFpahtg "
terre, lie moroccan ayant cling arpents " ..,
sur quarante d. p~rOfOndeur' slthe dals ~ t
RE ROnde, en- la paroisse st. LaIldey, y ~ I,g
| nOrd Dar Ia terre d7ArthemOn Laf1euI' . 80
| mar Nine. OnGZime JOubert, au sud par Al"' "a
Andrepont, 4 FOuest par Mme DAVID ar rl
ensemble ayec tOutes les batisSeS ct mhT''''
tons uui sly trOuvent. any, .
Q. Tn lot d'envirUn 30 tGtes de bGtes i tn,-
| douces, 8 chevaux, environ 6 tetes &c Js"r Pr
farOuehes, 2 iuments Creoles d0uces, mf9
de bRufs, une palre de ntuets' ehfIIoI = . 7--
de moutons, environ IS tGteS de cOchoLs, =
nIIes en- fer Qui scrOnt eXhibees le phf w.
| yente, une cliaTrette 4 hRuf, uI FleAA ;"
unp seTe ct une bride, UNI ftlsil a deuXce4I.
meter i tisser. un lot de chaises, DOlsdSIl''
ct l~iteries, 2 armoires, I'm lot de 1ouiI"N,
lot de mails, I'M lot de cotton en- gfal4i ="
d'ustensiles d'habftation, ct De IeFlnehi na,.,5
de menage ct usTenslies &c eulSihe' "'
d'autres articles. v
C~Ondfti0nE-Les proprietes m0DlileiIS ..
Omptan sur les lieuX; ct Ia terre SUI !"
de un ct deux ans u partir du jour de y
Dayable en- placements 6gaux, les a%'ln,.
foIrnissant deux bOnnes ct ~solVaDies g.
In satisfaction de administrator etH a.
din yeudeur retenu en- favour de la slsi'
iusun'aW Placement final du capital q ~
TrGts a huit pour cent dinteret par "n" .
Fecheance jusqu'au Placement &c cla4aag-Tp
OSEIIME PHI
l "A dec. Admlhls1"
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succession de Cyyrien Dupre.

TN vERTU DUN ORDRE DE LiHONORA
~ BILE Ia Cour des Preuves, de la Paroisse :.
Landry, il sera vendu 4 Pencan public, au ps
ohranf enchGrisseur, par lie seussign6 admin
~trateur, on par. I'M encanteur public, q Ia Nj
son de Cour, en- Ia vile d'OpelOusas lie Mel
CREDI, Is Janvier, 1873, la prOpr[6te ci-aprs
decrite, appartenant q la succession de CypEie
Dupre, DECIDE, SAVIOR
Tn moroccan de terre touchant 4 Ia vile DC
pelousas, sur lie cote Quest, ayant une etendD
de vingt arpents, borne au nOrd par des lots y
terre appartenant d Nine Edmond Dupre ct e. /.
Lewis, au sud par la propriete de Nine jon
Cook md L6Once SandOz, d Pouest par Ia pr
pri6t6 de Nine. L. Wartelle.
C~onditions-La moiti6 du prix d'achat payale
dans douze mOis a partir du jour de Ia vented
lie reste dams v~ingt-quatrc mOis; les acquerers
fournissant leurs bfllets avec de bOnnes ct "
yables s6eurit6s8n- Solido, a fOrdre de Iadmt1s-
trateur, pOrtant huit pour cent d'int6rGt pr
aimee de la date ~jusqu'au Placement duprincill
ct des interets qni peu[ent acfr r. re- At d assT i
yendeur iusqu'au Placement entier ct cOmpLt
du prix d'achat, principal ct interets:
-N1 ALCEE DUPRE,
II doe Administrators
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s-ccca1fom dc Holm GmtVVet,

I'm YERTU DUN ORDRE DE LHON0RA
II BILE La COur des Preuves, de la ParOisse y
Landry, il sera yendn a Pencan public, au piU
offrant encherisseuT, par lie sOusslSnG e%ncantenn
public, sur les lieuX, en- Cette parOisse, lie NEE
CREDT, Is Janvier, 1873, IL prOpriete ci-apr,e
d6crite appartenant q la succession dc J0hi
Outlet, decide, SAVIOR
Tn certain moroccan on parcelle de terrC ave
tOutes les batisses ct amGliOratiOns qui sly tror
vent, situ6 en- Ia Paroisse st. Landry, Giant I'm
fraction de la section sc, township 8 an sud DEL
rangee 4 est, dans un district de terre sIjet
9tre vendu IL Opelousas, cOmmG il appeft pa
le eertificat No. 44T9, date de la Cite de WtSlllt
ton, les Mars, 1847, ~ContGnant 203 1OIlO0 acre
| achet6 par le d6funt h la yente de La s~lcGessloi
de Henry O.. Terrell, le 26 Decembre, 1866, ct pa
lie dit Terrell de Cyrille Doucet, au nom duqu!t
le dit eertifiGat a etc dOnDe, par um aCte PRIV
| portant la date du % Decembre, 1876, ct enrt
gistre dams peffice du Recorder, 1ivre L, page
ie4 Mai, 1917, ensemble avec tentes les hatisse
| ct authorizations qui sly trOuvGnt, consistent e
! mafson de residence ct RItres batisses, suefefi
| ct moulin a cannes de In fabrique Victor, ete.
Conditions-Un tiers compliant, Nh tiers aan
nm an du jour de la vente, ct I'M tiers dans deu
| ans du jour dc Ia vente, portant huit pour cen
dinter8t par aimee de recheance jusqu'au pat
ment; les acuuercurs executant leurFbilletsaEe
dos securities, ct unc hypotheque reseryee,
F. PERRODN,
8 Encanteur.
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EO, HAYES, Sheriff.
JOs. VI, mO0Fe ct al. va. Chs. H.. 81 James
S. Williams. EXecntemss Teatamentnires.

JOs. VI, Moore ct al. VA. Chs. L. 81 James
S. Williams, Ex6cutcuss T~ettamentaires.
NOUR DE DISTRICT, PAR1IssE ST. Lam
dry.-NO. 12I84.-En vtftll run writ de tGri
facial, lance par Ph0nOrabte Is Huitieme COur
de District dc lEtat de In Louisiana, dams ct
pour III Paroisse st. Landry, tans lie process eli
dessus %intitul6, ct q moi sdFeSe. 10 pTOC6derai
q vendre Tencan public, a Ii MRtson de COur
de la dite P~aroisse, dams q vale DIES 0pelorsiYs,
lie SAMEDI, 4 Janvier, 1879 ! ONE heures du
matin, les prophecies ci-apr6s d6crtteR, savOir-
l. Cent quatTe-vingt-hul 2OH0o acres de terre,
borne an nOrd par les tHIres de BOrdelon, au
sud parle les terres de Castillo, ct a POuest par 10
Bayou Teche.
.. HUT cent trente-neWf 52LlOO acres de terrc,
borne au nOrd par lie Bayou CburtableulI, ai sud
par les teTres de LitteIl, a Pest par 10 Bayou
TAche, ct a TOust par les terres de Rider, Lit
tell, MoTnhinveg, SandOz ct MelanGOn, town
ships s ct 8. nu sud de Ia rangee est, Il Pexcep-
ton de trois cent cinquante acres, tigurant sur
lie plan d'arpentage qui sc trouve en- mon office,
cOmm lots l, 2, 3, 4, 8, q ct Z.
Saisies par Ordre de Ia Gem,
Conditions-A I'M credit De d0uze mOts, lac-
quGreur fDurnissant III caution aYcc DIES secu-
rites sniVant Ia lOt.
4dec r>~1 60. HAYES, Sheriff.
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SHERIFE,S SALES.

NOemie TOmancOurf VS.. EuphrOsine Nc2at
and her husband.
INSTRUCT COURT, PARISH OF ST. Ian
~ dry.-No. 10507.-By virtue of Il writ of fferi
facias, issued out of the honorable the Eighth
District Court, of the State of Louisiana, i'll and
for the Parish of st. Landry, in the above enti-
tied suit, and to me directed, I will proceed to
sell, at public auction, to the highest bidder, at
the Courthouse of said parish, in the town of
Opelousa8, on SATURDAY,, the 4th day OF
January, 1878, at eleven O'Clock A. NJ, the follow
ing described property, tO-wit-
!. A certain tract of land being aplantation,
situated on the left bank of the Bayou TGche,
measuring six arpents front on said bayou, on
sixty-six arpents deep, making three hundred
and ninety-six superficial arpents, more or less,
together with all the buildings and improve,
ments, said property bounded on the north by
lands of Messrs. HonOre and Felix Dejean; south
by land belonging to the estate of Antoine Neat
deceased, and west by the Bayou T6che, and on
the east by the swamp land hereinafter describ
ed.
Q. A tract of swamp land, six arpents front Oh
eighteen deep, making one hundred and eighteen
superficial arpents, bounded north and south al
the above described plantation, east by lands
belonging to the heirs of the late Charles Barre
and on the west by the plantation above DIES
cribed. . ..-
Seized in the above suit.
Ter1ns-Cash on the spot.
Z. o. HAYES, Sheriff.
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E.tate of Holm Guiuen

PY VIRTUE OF ANRORDER 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 public
auctioneer, Oh the premises, OIL WEDNESDAY,
january 18th, 1873, the following described pro-
perty, belonging to the estate of John Outlet,
deceased, t0-wit-
A certain tract or parcel of land with the
buildings and improvements thereon, situated
in said parish of st. Landry, being fractional
section thirty-six i'll township five south of range
four east, in the district of land subject to sale
at Opelousas, as per patent certificate No. 4479,
dated at the city of Washington, March the 9Th.
1847, containing two hundred and three 10I100
acres, purchased by deceased at the succession
sale of Henry O.. Terrell, on the 26th day of De
cember, 1866, by said Terrell from Cyrille Dou-
Get, on whose name said certificate is issued as
per private act dated December %, 1916, and
recorded in Recorders office, in book L, page 8,
on the 4th May. 1847, together with the build.
ings and improvements thereon, consisting OF
dwelling and outhOuses, sugar house and Victor
cane mill, &c.
Terms and Conditions.-One-third of the price
cash, One-third in one year frCm day OF sale,
and One-tlIird in two years from day of sale
with eight per cent yearly INTEREST from after
maturity till paid; purchasers to execute notes
with security, and mortgage reserved.
F. PERRODTN,
dec. 14-hig. ST. Auctioneer.
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AVIS DE SUCCESSIONS-
de Mary Jume Damiel:-NO.

Succession de Mary June Damiel:-NO.
3511.
FTAT DE LA LOUISIANE.-COUR DE PA
IL roisse, st. Landry.-Attendu que John $,
Mckee ct Emma Jane Roberts, de la Paroisse
st. Landry, ADMINISTRATORS de la succession de
Mary Jane Daniel, deced6e, ayant enregistrG I'M
tablGau dc classification dcs dettes lie la dite
succession, a~ccompagnt dune petition dUman
DAN rhOlnolOgatiOn d'icelui;
Et attendu quill ID etc tait dr0it 4 III demand
de la dite petition par I'm Ordrc de In CUur ell
date du "A DGccInhrC, 1872.
En- consequence, avis est par lie present dOnnt
aux intGrCSstS dams cettc succession, d'aVOir I
faire opposition, 81 auCune lis ont, par ecrit, Z
mon bureau dams la willie d'OpelOusas, dams les
dGlais aecordGs par la loi, pOurquOi lo dit tablcRr
ne serait pas apprOuv6 ct hOm0lOgu6.
W. a. ROBERTSON, Gretfier.
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Succession d'EmiIie Donate.

TN VERTU DUN ORDRE LANCE Pal
Il Honorable Juge de Paroisse, dc Ia ParOiss
St. Landry, accord6 sur rapplicatiOn d'Elts
Lemelle ct ais, je procederai a yendre, pour d
compliant, a la Maison de COur de Ia Paroisse s.
Landry, en- la vile d'OpelOusas, lie MERCREI,
Is Janvier, 1873, a midi, Ia propri6te sUvanb,
appartenant a Ia succession d'Emilie DOnaD,
d6ced6e, SAVIOR
I'm certain lot de terrain situ6 dams la villeie
Washington, ParOisse st. Landry, faisant fae
sur La rue Bridges, ayant un lot ct 80 pieds t
face sur un lot de profondeul, borne sur N
cote par la rue st. Michael, ct de l'autre cote III
Ia rue G%arrigues, en- arriere par lie lot dc Me.
William S. Reed. CO lot est cOnnu sous lie No. 9,
sur lie plan de la Vile de Washington, ct IL &c
achetG de Ia succession de Nine. VeuVe Narcise
Lemelle.
LAURENT DUPRE,
l4d6c. Administrator