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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
NEW BOOKS AND MEDICAL BOOKS
WARREN CH0ATE & CO.'S,

NEW BOOKS AND MEDICAL BOOKS
WARREN CH0ATE & CO.'S,
Bacon's Genesis Of the New England Churches,
MINIS LOGIC, revised edition; g;
LowelI's Antony Brade, Sl.75.
Diaz: 5 schoolmaster's Trunk. 81.
HawthOrne's ldolatry, Julian Hawthorne, g.
ClaIke's Building Of Brain. Author OF sex IN
Castieton's salem, tale of the seventeenth CEN
Cr2iF S ShSlss oi,s Mal0e3 cents
MEDICAL BOOKS.
Students will ind large assortment at our store.
We supply the cards containing full list Of fac
both colleges. WIRREN CHOATE & co,
- 81 Pennsylvania avenue, Vernon Row.
NEW looks.
CHRONICLES OF BALTIMORE, being COM
Ps1e history Of RRtm0rs T0yn and BasPST ore
JOIN SU M ABIMs. S T0i. HIsToRY OF
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V sgrne u sha f asrs Of 6 T
gnia BY John Esten Cooke. Holden with the
EGTsr NJ cha S ana 6s6ogSs
Of Dickens Works. By Charles Dickens tCaEle-
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Wood The Nobieman's Wife. BY Mrs. Henry
Wood. Law Books.-liliss on Life Insurance, Sec
Ond edition. Wallace Reports, Supreme Court Of
the United States, vol. IS. For sale BY
VIII. & o. H. MORRISON,
Booksellers and Publishers,
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SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES
WIN. BALLANTYNE'S,
wHoLESALE AND RETAIL.
The largest md most complete stock of School
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patent bOOk-0Oyer given gratis to all retail
purchasers. seS-tf
CUHOOL BOOKS.-NEW AND SECOND
= HAND,
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81 Pennsylvania avelue, between Third and -Four
and-a-half streets.
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Manufacturers,
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PROPOSALS FOR BRICK.
OFFICE OF LIGHTHOUSE ENGINEERSl
FIFTH AND SIXTH DISTRICTS,
BALrIAInRE- Mn sent y lall.

OFFICE OF LIGHTHOUSE ENGINEERSl
FIFTH AND sixth DISTRICTS, =
BALTIMORE, ND. Sept. ., 1874.
Proposals are invited for htrd-bOdy brick for
the following light stations, and in about the fol-
lowing quantities, which are approximate: =
Oak Island, n C,..,, 600
Morris Island, S. 81, 900
Hunting Island. S. a., 600
81 Augustlne fla. ,I9sOSo
For further information correspond with this Of
flee before bidding, stating which station il de-
sired to supply, quantity which can be furnished.
in what lots.
All proposals must be accompanied by speci-
men OF the brick proposed TO be delivered.
Specimens from Southern yards may be sent to
the Lighthouse Engineers Once Charleston,
S. c.
Contracts will be entered into for the supply par
tal or entire of any all the stations above speci-
fed, at the option Of the Engineer,
CSlgned) +. HAYWOOD,
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BEA UTLFUL PHOTOGRAPHS
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avapua
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SIX DARED GIG RACE.
ANOTHER VICTORY FOR THE POTOMAC

ANOTHER VICTORY FOR THE POTOMAC
CLUB.
The second and last race between the Potomac
and AnalOstan boat clubs took place yesterday.
This was six-oared gig race, and was contested
by the following crews: Analostau-O. L. Pres
colt, stroke, l3s pounds; ]. White, 1853 pounds;
H. Showers, 1853 pounds; Marcellus Bailey, 1853
pounds; J. T. Robinson. 145 pounds; Charles
Brown, bow, 13S pounds; John Peyton, coxsWain;
length Of boat, 49, feet; built by Elliott. Po-
tomac-D. Coughlin, stroke, $50 pounds; A. J..
McBlair, l63 pounds; J. W. Randall. 155 pounds;
S. Z. Wheatley, III pounds; Frank Jones, $50
pounds; H. 5. TruaX, bow, 145 pounds; J. H.
feet. The boat used by the PotOmacs is the one
that was swamped Monday lin the river and had
her back broken. 1t was built by Mr.. H. S.
LarkiD, of Georgetown, and since the accident
was put in complete order.
The number of people present yesterday to wit
ness the race far exceeded that Of the day pre-
Vious, and the interest and excitement was much
greater. The crews looked we'll, and were at
tired in the same uniforms they wore at the first
race.
THE START AND FINISH.
At $40 O'Clock the word 'go" was given, and
the boats started over the course which was from
the Aqueduct bridge one and half miles down
the river and return. The distance was made by
the Potomac crew in 20 minutes and second. The
time Of the Analostans was 20 minutes and p rs
seconds.
The judges of the race and the starters were
the same as on the day previous.
Sergeant Buell., with Officer Burrows, had
charge of keeping the course clear of boats,
The delay in starting yesterday, as on the day
before, was ineXcussble, and source of great an
noyance to the people assembled. The race was
announced to take place at 430 O'Clock, and 1t was
Of mana cement must be abandoned, or their races
will be abandoned by the public.
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for Hire at the Stables of Allison Nailor, it,,
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HENRY. R. SEARLE
ARCHITECT,
no Z Street, Opposite Post once De-
parfmenI.

On PUNCHES ASPINWALL BANANAS
W just received and selling low.
MALAGA FRUIT COMPANY,
oc1-3t 4oS Ninth street northwest.
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FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
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ROsc northeast corner PegRsylBgHiG dUslUs and
Tenth street, Washington.
EprDAy Oct . 1874 q.
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JOHN BECK d SON,

PURE COUNTRY CIDER,
Just received and for sale by the gallon, keg or
barrel, by Samuel @. Palmer, 81 Greene street,
GEORGETOWN, ID. o.
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NOMIQUE-SUMMER THEATRE.

SEPTEMBER 2S-Every Night and Two Matinseg.
Engagement for one week only Of the most athlete
end artistic SOng-and-Danee men living, Msssrs.
WAYNE and LOVELY. Last six nights Of the
great Comedian, Mr.. VIM. CAVANAGH, who viii
appear In the sensational drama written expressly
for him by J. +. Poole. entitled the t.Irish Rap
paree: or, the Returned Convict Friday. De-
tOber2, complimentary benefit to MILE D'OMER.
Monday, October, 8, the Washington Thea ire Com
1875. sens.
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TRY THE ELASTIC TRUSS,
IS Pennsylvania avenue.
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FORD's OPERA HOUSE.
TONIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
National THEATRE. Begins at 8


Mr.. j. G. SAVILLE. .......... Lesse and Manager.
REOPENING OF THE SEASON I574-T5.
POSITIVELY SIX NIGHTS ONLY
AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
Commencing MONDAY, October 5 1874. Fare
well performances Of the undisputed and regal
queen of English Tragedy, the world renowned
JANAUSCHEE.
star Company.
MONDAY, October 5, 1874, SehiIler's grand histor-
zeal play of
MARY STUART.
JANAUsCHEK in her most celebrated character
of Mary stuart.
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,, October and q,
nrst time in Washington Of the great emotional
drama OF TEMPTATION, translated from the
French of Octave Feuillrt, by Thomas Within.
Janauschek in her wonderful impersOnatiOn %
Naterle-COuntess de Yarces.
The prices Of admission during the engagement
ofJanAusChek will be as follows:
1eneral ADMISSION .-.-.i0, o. anu . Genus
LCnCetLa
orchestra Circle (reServed)
Dress circle preserved 10 GEMS.
Box ONCE open daily, on and amer WEDNES
DAY, September 30, and from - m. until Top. M
where seats may always he secured six days IN adj
vance. In order to accommodate large class OF the
patrons Of this house, and the public generally,
Branch once has been establis he'd st BRAD Adams
popular Newsstand, under the st. Cloud Hot ell
corner Ninth and streets, junction Metropolitan
Railroad, where seats may be had same Is - Box
ONCE. sep5S-tf
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SO TO $1,000
invested In Stocks and Gold pays 200 per cent. .
month. Send for particulars. Tumbridge & Co.,
Bankers, Wall street, New York.
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:FIFTEEN-DOLLAR SUIT :

A. SAKS & CO.,
Clothiers to all the People,
3l6 Seventh street.
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THuRsToE's IVORY PEARL TOOTH POWDER
used daily will keep the teeth clean, white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sweet.
TMentY- five and fifY canfs nar hnttla
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The market is flooded with Cheap, Inferior Bak-
ing and Yeast Powders of light or short weight.
DOOLEY'S YEAST POWDER is warranted full
strength and full weight.
Sold at wholesale and retail generally throughout
the United States by dealers in Groceries and Fam
lily Supplies.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-28
werF@ermas seeem Gemer.

Die Bette 8erfi6erun9 gegen Seuer,-
70 1aste uns bieier Gage Der tDegen Der
taft cDniI9en Redbett ieiner NuHafiung
tetannte amerttanii6e Sourualtit W.-
tuirbe in Der Mb19affnng aner
Seuerperft6ernng beitcDen.
11eber 0as, mas ct bamtt metnte,
tuerben tpenige Qeier in 3neifel fem.
@s ioa betBen, baB bic 9offnung, fir
absenuBte 9duier. nnperfduflt@e Waaz
rem, ober tuertblofenS ausratb baar 9clb
az betommen, etne %fortpGbrenoe Ser
m9nng3 sur 8rdno 1ttt tn 8 lit:
-ni9t BLOB fir arine polnii6e Suben,
ionbern aud fir pttfetne uno nornebme
Nnterttaner, ipel9e gu runiern be1ten
8irgern" sebOren, auionntGgli6 in bic
Stride laufen. Doa 8era6tung anf oeuts
f6e vbummers" nnb vscalawags" bltGe1,
itart in v@eieb nnb 0rbnun9" MAIDEN,
babel ie6o9 BON 3eit gu Seit nit ibren
@lGltbigern mad Der State BON Is o6er
80 @ents fir ben Dollar abre6nen.
8ranbittftuns lit BON alien f6meren
8erbre6en basienise, beffen Nadtpeis
am i9wieri9iten lit. Selbit Der bimms
fte Giel bat, tpenn CT ietn 9aus ODER
@aarenlager antofeln mill, Bertrand gez
mug, nm gu Der 3ett. no Der bon tbm GEE
Ieate 3lnbfaben ben 8rennitoff erret6t,
cine ober ein Paar Weilen banon entz
fernt III fem unb fi6 Dor 2euten 3l aets
9en, tpel1e alsbann nit gutem @etptllen
ietn alibi bei3m0ren f0nnen. Seblt eS
ibm ni6t an oerbre6erif6er @eiDiienlo>
ftafeit, 70 tpirb CT gum ueberfluB aud
mod bas 9ebeu eintger Mfenl9eM gefabr@
ben, bereu fnappe @rrettunG bonn So0e
ais re9t aueenfdai8er 8epeis fir bic 3ls
fGltge Pl0Blt6fett oes granonngllds
benuBt tperben fam. Sn barten Seiten
tpte bic ieBtgen, mo- lelbit fir notbtpenz
6iae Qebensbeoiirfnifie Elm iebr oGrftiger,
fir Qurustpaaren gar fem MbIaB beitebt,
ptrb bie8eriu6ung, tootbaltegenoe
0 aarenDDrrGtbe onr6 Senerss
aIutb n baar@ eli un13utuanoeln,
gans belonbers tart Iein.
nnbs bierauf beaiebt ii6 bic i'm gtn9ang
dngefibrte NeuBernp9, 81 oeren @unlteI
ft6 t~penig1tens oies iagen IGBt, oaB fte
bur6aus nt9t unDernInfttger lit, ais Der
8eb0nfe, mel6er ben BET Nmerttdnern
TO beliebten Temperens9eieben 3u @runz
Be Iieat. Oieier @eoanfe eebt oabtn,
baB, meil m a II 6 E, ooer iogdr ptele
Meni6en 1i6 bur6 ben Soff rntntren
un6 al 8erbre6ern peroen, oas Trtnten
AUDI allen ibrigen Wtrni9en, 6te
1i1 nidt ~beiaufen, beripebrt tperoen lou.
Sr gan3 belnIelben Stnne nnb nit gana
eb%eniobiel Iosii9er 8ere6tigung 6Irtte
man iasen: 0a bur9 bic in Der Seners
berit6erung liegenoe Serin9un9 1ebr
nieIe Weni6en gu 8ranoitiftern uno
mtttelbar gu Morbern tDeroen, 10 muB
man bic Semernerit9erung
il b ; q t abi6affen.
GepiB lit penieitens 10 ttel, baB,
tpenn bies gei6dbe, etne g o 5 { Wten9e
ber TeuerbrInite, burb tpel6e leBt auz
iGbrlt9 Wiaionen iber Wiuionen BON
Wertben, D.. B. BON %graeugnihen men19z
li9er Qlrbett bernt6tet tneroen, nt9t
Dorfommen tniirben. Oenr nt6t aHetn
tpIrbe Der &ei3 our 8ranbittftung aus
berbre6erif9er @emtnniu6t aufb0re1,
fonbern aud Der frepelbafte 2et6ts
in n, bic ftrafbare TabrIGfftefeit,
tpel@e iebt 10 Diele Seuersbrinite ner>
f6ulben, mIr6en ii9 in bobem @rabe
Dermin6ern. Sn bteem Sinne miiroe
aetuiB bic Mbpeienbett aller SeuerDerz
ii9eruns cine iebr tpirfian1e 8erii9erung
eeseu Seuer ieia.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-28

Sat 8ee6er nit Der Srau Elton
Gbebru6 setrieben? SIT 8ee6er elm
beu9lerii6er S6mrfe, Elton elm ers
bdrmltder 2ump unb feline Srau Elm
beiammernspertber S9ma9tIappen q
Dieie Sragen biloen felt bier Sa9en bic
neuefte wS%eniation", bas 9a9es9eiprd9,
iber tpeI6em ale alien @ef9i@ten, iuie
!. g. 6as @bicaeoer 5euer, 6aS f9on
3ebn Gage alt lift; D6ut9 ner9eiien tper6en.
-9te Wooen pedieln f9neu bier 3u
Qanbe. Mdbren6 es nod Dor elmer
Wo6e 6ie neueite Mo6e mar, ale 3eiz
tunaen nit 8ori6ldgem Iber 8erbitung,
ober Q616nng BON Seuersbriniten DOus
auitopfen, nir6 beute BON ie6er 5eituns
crtportet, baB fie ibr 11rtbetH iber cine
Wnaeleaenbett ab9ebe, bic in einem
QanSe, in ueI6em 3eitnngen ni6t BLOB
BON Grna9fenen fonoern AUD bon
Buben Mnb WGb9en geIeien tperoen,
~iiberbaupt nt6t in elmer 3ettuHs 1teben
Nun ftebt fie aber etmmaI IN ben 3ets
4unoen, nn6 es tann fih Nieutaro penn
Mniinnen ent3ieben, fi9 Elm nrtbe1l oarS
iiber All bil6em. Die 8ee6ersGtlton' 1@e
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lit gu elmer Scause c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-28
(Iar bic ~SutnOis Stoatsseituns".)
9 o It o ~
9on ubo 8ra9poaeL.

0on allen amerifanii6en @toBffdbten
Iteot 8ofton am meiiten aus benz @ege.
Wenteltens fir Die 0eut16en. 8on ies
ber palat it6 Der breite Strom ibrer @tns
tpanberIna iber SEEM Oorf brett benz
Melten All. l1nb tpenn er ia auBer on
bas aroBe Gntrepot Der Empire GttD",
nod Sitli6 BON ben Naegbantes etn
Bru6tbeil abgiebt, 10 gei6iebt bies IN
fi6li6er &i0tung mad BbtIaoel>
mnb Baltimore an. 8or benz
Norboiten nno NOroen ftaut i'm etn un7
uberminoliber Snittntt auriid. @craoe
bos @eaentbeil lit NIT benz eingetpanberj
ten SsrlanO Der Sail. &uf bieies ibt bas
Standardization, tpte 9ana 1lno gar
bies aud sesen ben 8iaen bes Iebteren
aeideben mag, offenbar cine unutoerz
itebli6e 3nsie6ungstraft. l1nb atuar
bur6aus nt6t gum S0aoen Der SrldtS
Ser, tpie bos 8eiIptel Bottoms nit ietnen
Sc, 800 Gelten - unbeDtngt Der belten
iriihen 8en0lfermng in ben Ser. Sta9s
ten : an, beutli6iten lebrt. Nnf bteie
Sc, 900 SrlGnber famen 1870 i'm 9an3en
5000 0entide - cine 3abl gu tener Der
SrlGn6er Der Stabt ebenio tpentg i'm
SerbaltntB ftebeno, tuie gu Derienigen Der
Oeutlhen in Stem gort, Gbtcago. ct.
Qouis, Cincinnati, Y6ilabelpbia, Baltt7
more ilnb felbit in Gan Sranctsco lno
Stem Orleans, @as 8nubsr Oenn, paB
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-28
Ser 8retS 0er 0rSke.

Gin @mporf0mmliug, tpel6er fi6 ieiz
tter armen @ltern i9dnt uno tie nerleug<
net, lit tei1e angenebme Gri6einung.
Sbln aber glei6en o~ieienigen Gbtcaeoer,
pel9e in 8etreff Der neult6en Seuerss
brunit ibre ean3e 8Irgerpflt6t erfiat gu
baben gIauben, tpenl1 iie aus 2~eibestrdf>
ten auf bic abi6eult6en 9olsbaraden
19impfen, bic cine S9ma9 1lno eiu
Stud fir bic Stabt ieien.
&ie tuetis bieie 2eute bere6tigt finb,
i6re ei9enen, nit @las unb f6ilterigem
&aItitein u%mrabmten 9ol5faiten ais
feuerfeite Bduten btnsuiteuen, baben mir
geitern ge3etgt. Wer bariber 3tpeifel
begt, Der fam ieoen Queenbltd an ber
SI6oft>Gde ber Maoiionz lt1b Martts
itraBe an benz bort itebenben ausgebrann;
ten @ebGufe ben banb9reifi6iten Beneis
finben. Snbeifen iet einnlaI trob Der
gegentbeiIigen Grfabrnnge11 bonn 9. Sfz
tober 1871 unb pom IA. SuIi 1874 suge>
ge9eben, 6aB bic fogenannten Stetn> nnb
WtarmOrbGnIer in Dem @ef9Gftstbeile
Der Sta6t tuentger let6t an= nno abbren>
men, ais bOl5erne;-io bletbt tmlner nod
otes au iagen:
Die 9Olsbauten tparen Der Nnfang
nn6 bic @runolGge bon @bica9p. Sic
%ber6anten ibr @ntIteben ni1t benz frepeI>
baften ~1ebermutbe, iombern Der Notbs
p%enotgtett, b. B. benz Wfaneel an Rapiz
tai. Sn @hicagO mar Dor pterstg Sab
rem nt6t, tpte ettua in ct. 2outs, belnt=
i6es capital felt Menf9enaLtern borz
banben, fonbern es muBte er1t 6ur1
eiiernen SleiB unb unneripiifIt6e Sbat=
trait gei9Gffen tperben. Mittlertpetle
muBte man 1t9 bebeIfem, tpie man fonnte.
Nls @heDenne, laramie II. a. vStGote"
an Der Yocific Gtlenba6n %entltanoen,
muBten bort fo9ar 2~eintuan6selte, ODER
Nigtuams ais 66uIer bienen. Gs maren
ebem 9eerlager Der nor0rtngenben Giotz
IiatiOn, aud in ibrer GuBeren @rs
l9etnnng. Gbicago mar in Gbnli6em
Sinne elm 8aradenIa9er, bas ft6 atpar
init elmer in Der @eltsei6i9te unerb6rz
ten @el9ptnbigtett in cine 9roBftabt
b~ertpanoelte, aber bod ieIbitberitdnoli9
bic Spuren ieines l1riprungs ni9t TO-
fort nerpti9en fonnte.
Nnf oieie in 3~auienoen bon 6oI3bGu>
tern beltebenoen Spurem au 10impfen,
tit cine grobe nn6anf6arfeit. Oenn. 70
tragen mir 1eoen Menl6en BON aelunDen
Stnner, mas mare beute Gbicaoo. tueuu
b0r 30 Sabren vbte Seuerarenae ais
9let6beoeute1o nit Der StGbtorenae"
ertlGrt tDOroen mare, tpie Der unbehiilfz
Ii4e, BON Wteoiu erba6te Qusbrud lauz
tet, b. B.. tDenn bic grbauuna BON 6pI.z
bGuIern perb0ten tporben nGre 9 Sr1
giinitigIten Sale cine MitteIStabt BON
d 10000 ~Gintupbnern. @bicaso t o n NJ
tie OaS. tp9s IS 8eporben lit,
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-11-06
Estate Of FIOrian sOmnfer.

RY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE HON
- orable Probate Court Of the Parish Of st,
Landry, there will be sold at public auction, 10
traitor or by a public auctioneer. at the residence
OF Mrs. FlOrian SOnnier. on Bayou Mallet, near
the Catholic church, in this parish, on THURS
DAY, November 26th, 1874, the following des-
cribed property, belonging to the estate of
FIOrian SOnnier, deceased, tO-wit:
!. A tract of laui, situated on Bayou Mallet
near the Catholic chnTch, in this parish, contain
ing one hundred and fifty arpCnts, more or less.
?. A lot OF household furniture.
Terms and COnditiOns-MOvables cash, i'm
mOvablcs One-fOurth cash, and the balance in
one and two years from the day OF sale, purch-
asers to furnish their notes, with security, to the
satisfaction of the administrator, and bearing
eight per cent per annum interests after maturity
until paid, special mortgage and vendors priv
ilcgc retained on the property sold to secure
payment Of the purchase price.
OCTAVE SONNTER,
oct 23-fp Administrator
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-11-06
SHERIFF'S SALES.
Eva HaFxe, wife, VS.. JeaH Bite. Pc
lingue,


Eva Hare, wife, VS.. Jean Bic. Pol
lingue.
DROBATE COURT, ST. LANDRY.-No. 1912.
l. By virtue of a writ OF tieri facias issued out
of the honorable the Probate Court, i'll and fol
the parish of st. Landry, in the above entitled
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 own of Ope-
l0usas. on SATURDAY, the 7th day OF November
1874, at eleven o'clock, A. NJ, the following des
cTibed property, tO-wit-
/. The undivided half of Il tract of land, near
Grand C0teau, containing about two hundred
arpents. bounded north by lands of ]. /. Gardiner
south by lands formerly belOn ling to JOS. D.
Guidry, now to VIM. johnson and Eugene Pc
tetin, east by lands OF DOsite I,6ger and of Sam
uel C. Mcpherson, or their widows, west by land
belonging to Z. Petetin, bought Of estate Of
On6zime Guidry,
2. 4 piece Of land, near Grand Coteau, con-
tanning one hundred and fifty. eight acres and
52IlO0. bought from Alfred Portal, on the goth
of March, 1853, by act before Yves D'Avy. Re
cOrderforSt. Landry, being the fractional north
east quarter, northeast quarter of southeast
quarter, and lots Nos. three and six of section
five in township No. eight, south Of range No.
four east.
Seized in the above suit.
TerIns-Cash ON the spot.
oct L. 0. HAYES, Sheriff.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-11-06
SUCCESSION SALES.
Estate Of Onezinsc Prud,hOmrne.

Estate Oh OmeZ1mEG EF1G'n0mInes
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE HON.
- orable Probate Court OF the Parish of st.
Landry, there will be sold al public auction, to
the highest bidder, by the undersigned or by
a public auctioneer. at the last residence Of the
deceased, near Prud'homme City, in this parish,
on WEDNESDAY, the 25th day Of November,
1874, the following described property belong
ing to the estate of Onezime Prud'homme, de-
ceased, to-wit:
/. the plantation at Prud'homme City, meas
uring two hundred arpents. with the buildings
and improvements thereon, bounded north by
Bayou MalIet, south by public land, east by the
tract known as the Prud'hOmme City tract, west
by land of widow William Prud'hOmme.
2. The plantation known as the Prairie place,
containing forty-1Ve acres, more or less, bound
ed north and west by lands Of widow 8. NJ.
Young, south by public land, and east by DR..
Bridges, with the buildings and improvements.
8. One horse, known as Dixey.
Terms and COnditiOns-The mOrables cash, the
real estate 0nc-fOurth cash, the balance payable
In one, two and three Years from day Of sale,
mortgage clause Of de NON 0jiend0 specially re-
served, with eight per cent. per annuln interest
after maturity, payable at the law office Of B. A.
Martel d Hudspeth.
JOHN n. OGDEN,
oct 23-m&h AuctiOnecr.
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LIVE OAK II L.
New iberia, La.

This large and handsome brick building. stu
ated near the upper steamboat landing, on Main
street, New Iberia, La.-prpbably the most fl0ur-
ishing town in the State, and to and through
which there Is q great deal of t~ravel-contains
ten large, airy rooms, three halls and galleries,
with an attachment OF wood containing q well
yentilated dining room twenty by thirty feet.
Upstairs are four nice bedrooms and hall. The
bacK 10 bayou Teche, with spacious grounds In
front and rear, and well shaded. 1t has two els
terms one underground and quite large. Ia has
q large garden, and several kinds Of fruit trees,
all In their prime. For terms, amply at thfs OF,
fee within one month from this date.
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Estate OF madeIeine Comeau.

by VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE HON
- OrablG 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 public auctiOneer, at the last residence
Church Point, in this parish. on TUESDAY.
November oath, 1874, the following described
property, belonging to the estate OF Madeleine
COmcau deceased. tO-wit:
/. 4 tract of land, situated on Bayou Plaque
mine, near Church Point, in the parish of st.
Landry, containing twelve acres, more or less,
with the improvements thereon.
2. A lot of household furniture, q lot Of gentle
stock.
Terms-Cash.
HENRY d. MCBRIDE,
oct 23-fn Administrator
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DARISH COURT, ST. LANDRY.-No. 12207.-
i BY virtue of a writ of fieri facias issued out
of the honorable Parish Court, in and for the
Parish of st. Landry, in the above entitled 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 Ope-
lousas, ON SATURDAY, the 7th day of Novem-
Der. 1874, at eleven o'clock A. M, the following
described property. to-wit-
About five bales of cotton in seed, one half of
the cotton crop in thh field at the time of the
seizure, two harrOws, four cotton sweeps, one
cotton seraper, seven pl0Ws, one dOuble-tree,
one LOT single-trees, one tw0-horse wagon, seven
hoes, one spade, one shovel, one lot ploW harness.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
pct % E. o. HAYES, Sheriff.