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EDU8LIC SALE.

4 :. -
Probate Court, Parish Of 81. Landry, No. 1889
ESTATE OF RosALIE BoNAN.
By virtue of an order of the Hon. the Dis,
trict Court in and for the parish of ST. Landry,
there will be sold at public auction, to the last
and highest bidder, by the undersigned or
some other dnty qualified auctioneer, at the
residence of Homer DaigIe, situated near
Church Point, in the parish aforesaid, on
MONDAY, June r. 1882, the following des-
cribed property, belonging to the estate of
Resale Bonan, deceased. to-wit
]. One gentle creole horse.
2. Nine head of wild horses.
Tcrms-Casb. w. C. PERRAULT.
May %, 1882. Anctioneer.
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NOTICE.

a LII persons in the parish of St. Landry
or occupation, under existing laws are hereby
notified that if the same are not paid prior to
the lst day of April next, 1882, they will be
collected with costs by the attorney specially
appointed by the Governor for that purpose.
G. c.. DUSON,
Sheriff and Tax Collector,
March II, 1882. Parish Of ST Landry
The Opelousas courier., 1882-06-03

The american Agriculturist for June
is an unusually good number of this
always valuable journal. 1t contains
large number of articles giving prac-
tically useful information for the work
of the season-just what every one
needs now-with 72 illustrative eDgrav-
ings, several of which are very fine,
such as the portrait of Clydesdale
Horse, Summer Scene, etc A sharp
exposure of the so-called Bessarahia
Corn" and the ".Neao York Agricultur-
ist" will attract the attention of numer-
ous victims. The Sundry Hnmbugs
chapter is quite full. Among, the CON
tributors, DR.. Slade of Harvard
University writes of Lameness in
Herses; Laws abeut Cattle in the
Highways, by II. A. Haigh, Esq, of
Detroit; Prof. ". H Jerdan, of the
Pennsylvania Agricultural College, on
proper time to Cut Grass Prize Plan
for Country House costing 5000 to
$500, by A. C. Swartz, of Kansas; ETC.
Various Insects of the Garden; the
Doctors Talks ON Flowers the full
Household and Children's Depart
ments, and many other articles, make
up this number $1.50 a year; Is cts,
a number. Orange Judd Co., New
York, Publishers. 1915 deposited at
the COURIER Office will secure both the
Agriculturist and COURIER for one
wear.
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Assessment A List,

7 HAVE finished the assessment list of the
Il parish of st. Landry, for the year 1882 :;
and it will be deposited at the Recorders of
fee in Opelonsas, on Monday May 22d, 1882
where it will remain thirty days for imspectioa.
OCTAVE FONTENOT,
Assessor of the Parish of st. Landry.
May 20, 1882. st
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The United States Circnit and Dis
trict Courts convene here in regular
session on Menday next. We hear
that there are quite number of cases
on the docket to be tried at the present
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NOTICE OF TABLEAU.
Probate Court, Parish Of st. Landry, No. ABB
ESTATE OF EMELINE SAuCIER.

IFUUtttE tUUTF, fUFkSH q Ot. ItHUTy, NO. 4IJI
ESTATE OF EMELINE SAuCIER.
Whereas, Jean Bite. Sancier, of the parish of
st. Landry administrator, having filed Il final
tableau of said estate accompanied by his
petition praying for the honologation of the
same
And whereas the prayer Of said petition has
date May Is, 1882;
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
tableau, in writing, at my office in the town OF
Opelousas, within the time required by law,
why said account should not be homologated
and confirmed. JAMES 0. CHACHERE,
May 20, 1882. Clerk.
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Representative q. r. Young, Of cur
parrish, who failed to attend the late ex-
sFa session Of the legislature on account
n sickness IN his family, but to whsm
! waFFaat was issued nevertheless, has
Fstnrnsd said warrant to the proper
authority and had it cancelled. Not
wishlng to draw meney to which he
Vas sat clearly entitled, pr. Young
hsd previously turned over his warrant
NJ tlls School Board of this parish, but
upon further reflection concluded that
sas proper plan to pursue was TO return
she warrant 70 the State authorities.
lls WY done 20, and every fair minded
person will commend his action.
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Or last Saturday night abont twelve
8ael0ek d colored woman, who was liv-
ms aS Mr. Jos. Roy's. was taken sud-
Asalg n with violent pains in her
Reeast md stomach, and despite all the
remedies administered for her relief,
s'eu. at two o'clock. ON the following
''es All of her symptoms indicated
ming, and pest mortem examin
7'gn disclosed the presence of some
A'aEA If vegetable poison in the stom-
Asa Whlch foubtlsss produced death.
sslase ayipg the woman said that two
n sl'sss p:trties had visited her room
saaaEday night, bnt she had neither
ssR nor drank anything from their
saas slnFing the evening. A half bot
s ef Nhlaky containing some drug
1As saAand lib her trank Oh the next day.
s'sl' psssibly might have contained
Y rslsan that did the Werk. Tive
n sAaA Msn wefs arrested on suapi-
s'''l aalf Nere discharged for want of
e'enf svidenee Thus far the case
81 pEcfcund myatsry.
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Services will be held at the Court
House, by Ed. A. P. scoield, on the
second Sabbath of every month, at Ii
a. M, and at 2 p. M; third Sabbath. at
7:30 n. M; Sunday School every Sab
bath at $3.50 p. m.
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GHERIFFS SALE.
MRS SUSAN w. GIBBoN Vs. WILLIAM o. PosEY.
District Court, Parish St. Landry, No. 1888

DiSbffcG C0uFb, IaFlsn Sb. Aanury, NO. l@coo-
BY virtue of an order of seizure and sale
issued by the Hon. the District Court in and
for the parish of st. Landry. and to me
directed, in the above entitled suit, will pro-
ceed to sell at public sale to the highest
bidder; at the principal front door Of the
Court House of this parish, in the town of
Opelousas, on SATURDAY, the Sd day Of
June, 1882, at IL o'clock .. m., the fellow
ing described property, to-wit:
Half square OF town lots situated in the
town of Opelousas, bounded north by proper
ty of Mrs. Labyche, south by Landry street.
east by Union street and west by Main street,
together with all and ngular the buildings
and improvements thereon, consisting princi-
pally Of a dwelling house, drug store, q
kitchen, etc.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms-Cash.
C. G. DUSON,
Sheriff of the parish of St. Landry.
Opelousas, April 90, 1882
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Pine flooring, ceiling aud weather
boarding can now be had atethe ST.
Landry Planing Mill, Washington
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Rev Thomas j. Hough will deliver a
lecture on the subject of temperance
at the Court House morrow night,
June 4th, at s o'clock. All are invited
10 attend. Seats free.
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District Court, Parish St. Landry No. 1876
BY virtue of writ of fieri facias issued on
twelve months bond ont of the TeF-
teenth judicial District Court i'll and apr
the parish of st. Landry, in the above ehdi-
tied and numbered case, l will proceed TO
sell at public sale to the last and highest bid
der, at the principal front door of the Court
House of this parish, in the town of Opelousas
on SATURDAY 7, the l7th day of JUNE.
1882, at II o'clock a. M, the following des-
cribed property, to-wit:
Four lots of grouud situated in the town of
Opelousas, parish of St. Landry, bounded Oh
the north by South street, south by Cherry
street, east by Liberty street, and west by
Railroad street, being same property acquired
by defendant by Inheritance from Sue A.
Mixer, deceased wife of Claudius Mayo, his
mother.
Seized in the above entitled suit
Terms-Cash C. G. DUSON,
Sheriff of the parish of St Landry
Opelousas, May I3, 1882.
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Have YOga Ever

Known any person to be seriously i'll without
weak stomach or inactive liver or kidneys !?
And when these organs are in good condition
do you not find their possessor enjoying good
health2 Parker's Ginger Tonic regulates
these important organs, makes the blood rich
and pure, and strengthens every part of the
system. See other column.
DIED AT the residence of John
Collins, near Opelousas, May q, 1882,
THOMAS EDWARD PoIRET, only son of
the late Omer Poiret, aged % years and
] month.
In Opelousas, May 90, 1882,
CYPRIEN E. DUPRE, eldest son of the
late Edmond c. Dupre, aged 80 years
and months.
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perrrnff SO SnIlsfffm fioll.

Insist upon obtaining Floreston Cologne.
# is preeniinentiy superior in permanenee
and rich delieary of fragrance
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81 1ga ars about ID build, don't fall
g. efiess of door and window frames
r 81 Landry Planning Mill, WASH
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Every class Of planning mill work done
at bottom prices at the st. Landry Plan
ing Mill, Washingten.
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.EAs. NJ. WHITE,
Contractor, Carpenter and Builder,
OpEEousAs, La
March 30+
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One makes his interiors his superior:
by losing his temper.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-06-03

NOTICE
TO the Tax-Payers of the Town of
0pelousas.
NyAKE NOTICE that the Tax Roll Of the
J. Town of 0pelousas for the year 1882, hav-
ing been completed, is now deposited in the
Recorders office ut Opelousas, where it will
remain during the next twenty days for cor
reetion. VIM. M. JOHNSTON,
Collector Town of 0pelousas.
May 81, 1882. St
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To NEy Friends and Clients.

"AVING concluded to retire from the com
D. IL mission business / would cordially re-
commend TO my friends and clients the firm
of Wilford Williams, 79 Decatur street, and
would hereby return to them my sincere
thanks for the patronage heretofore extended
me- JULIEN CLAUDE,
li3 Decatur street.
New Orleans, May q, 1926
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MAY 20. 1882,
! tHERIFFrS SALE.
District Court, Parish St. Landry; No, 1879

GEORGE r. FINLAY & co. VS.. AUGtfs-
TUS NJ. MAYO.
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OF TABLEAU.

May q, 1926
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-09
THE NEW- JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

IRON THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE IRlBCNE.J
TRENTON, n. j., March S.-Extensve prep
aratons made this winter 10 secure the passage OF
Bill which bad before the Legislature several SEES
sions enabling Paterson Society OF Useful Manu-
focures to store and sell the waters OF the upper Passac
II was thought this year that the objections hereto
fore made to the measure would be OF no
effect and its passage confidently predicted.
When it came up i'll the House To-
doy the hopes of its friends were dashed series OF
amendments which practically nvalate the bill, were
presented and adopted and unless reconsideration
secured the bill is among the lost and useless.
The Senate passed the bill directing the sale OF the real
estate held by the sinking Fund within years; also,
the bills forbding sale of watered or swi milk and
fixing the standard at II cent of solids modifying
the acts concerning the state Board OF Health author
izing the establishment and building OF sewerage
syste recurring mortgages to be recorded at length
TO exempt firemen So Of taxation. and to enable
Newark TO issue bonds to cover the amounts stolen by
her city officials. bill to appoint commission to In
vestigate the Oysterpanting question and ascertain
whether legislation is needed, was defeated
The House spent time this morning In discussing
and passing bill to declare the boundary line between
Essex and Union Counties. When the Latter county was
set off tract of about 800 acres near Union township
was clearly marked and there has been doubt as to
clarcs It part of Union the Assembly also discussed at
length bill to reduce the Ign ratt OF interest res,
mediately after AEsembyman Gator introduced Dhl 10
le TO make CONTRACT NJ
e, they choose the when ia men Toned remain
ing per cent The measure VIII be vigorously pushed
Among the other bills introduced to of from
the County Essex new county to be called the
County of Newark and to be composed of Newark CITY
The County of viii consist under the bill Of he
present townships and the City OF Orange, the latter TO
BE- the county seat Other bills Introduced were 10
enable surrOgates appoint assistants 10 authorize The
appointment clerks to discover and prepare eVd nee
for Grand Juries make majority vote by the Court
of Pard Ons sufficient TO release prisoner ana 10 pro-
vide that only poll tax shall be assessed IN year
Joint meeting OF both Houses VIII he held tomorrow
for Inspector of the state Prison and
one Police Justice Of Jersey city The election OF these
officers was DOS DOuCd last week account OF the re
fsoI Of some the members 10 support the Republican
concus nominees. There indications that the
ditculy will be arranged except by the withdrawal OF
the objectionable candidates.
Thr senate met ths evening aud adopted the cOnsiit
ttonal amendments, with two minor exceptions. Ihe
ruc pa one changes the Court 81 Appeals TO court OI
four Judges to sit ten months In the year.
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ELECTIONS IN NEW-TORK sT4TE

KINGSTON, N Y, March S.-The municipal
election Yesterday resulted IN the reelection of Charles
BRAY Republican, 10 the office OF Mayor without opp0s
ton Five of tie Aliermen-eect are Republicans and
Eve Democrats The board wiz be tie politically,
there being nine Republicans and nine Democrats, but
{be body viii be Republican with the Mayors vote The
city delegation TIE County Board OF Supervisors is
alse equally divided.
The town elections throughOu: Ulster County were also
held Idy and heard from tho Indications
are tat TN new County Board Of supervisors VIII be
Tie politically thirteen Republicans and thirteen Demo
erals vita possibility Of Republican majority OF tWO
In the latter event Tie Republicans VIII nave ghned TWO
over List wear The result In the town or ShaDdahen
and one OF Two otter very close ana the OuclaI
me tsx.pay.rs of this city voted the subject Of
water works yesterday, ana the result shows clef ma
joriy ia favor OF their construction by the city bonus
PoIGHKERrsiE, March o.-C0mpete returns from
Du,chrss County show the Republicans have gained
three towns AID lost thec which makes the Board or
ntaud tBtTlccN IA pNDncaub ana IhuteeH
DeIuOc.aIs tIe same as Las, ye"F
BUDsoS y. Y, March s.--Ihe town meetings III Co
llInbia County yesterday resnted In tho election OF
.leyen Democratic supervisors and eleven Republicans
Ihe las board composed OF twelve htpubIcahs Ahu
Zen De nOCrais.
OswEGo, March s.-OswegO County elects seventeen
Republican supervisors, el-vcn Democrats and one
GIecnbacEOf
MIDDLETOwN n. Y, March s.-The Orange County
Board Of Supervisors stands sixteen Democrats 10 ok
Ig
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OWL NOTES

Morgan Harris recovered yesterday in the
Supreme Court from the executors Of the late Samuel
Wood verdict for 500 services IN looking after
and obtaining he passage OF an act To Incorporate M
steal colleges.
Another hearing was had yesterday in the
contest over the will Of the late A II. Wetnore. The
will is contested by the grandchildren Of the testaor
who that the will has been tempered with So chat
1t appears to give them each $1,000 instead OF $1,000
to winch they entitled The testimony taken wac
not important
Jacob T. Rump recently sued Charles Nj.
Lamson to recover $4,000 damages for the loss Of hs
left eye through the negligence Of tho defendant The
men in December, 1850. went out shooting together
Mr. Lamson shot bird and hit Mr. Rump In the face
The case tried yesterday before Chief Justice DAILY
in the Court Pleas aud the jury refused 70
indemnify Mr. Rmp for the loss OF his eye. Mr. Lamsor
asserted that the accident not due to his negligence
or want OF skill in handling gun, but to MI RuInp own
careessues in getting front OF him just he raised
his gun 10 fire.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

BosToN. March s.-Arguments were begun
here today before the Supreme Judicial Court OF TINS
State In the case NJ the Pacific Railroad Company
against the Credit Moblier OF America The plaintlh
seeks to recover about $2,9OO000 wchit paid to the
defendant through traud Is alleged, III The cOhsuc-
lion OF he Union Pacific RAILROAD
PHuApELPHiA, March S.-Conmittees OF the various
commercial organizations of the city are actively at
work preparing for the hearing which the Advisory
Commission viii give them on Monday at the Board OF
Trade ROOMS The burden OF the work vii fall upon the
Commercial Exchange and the MarltlIne ENcIanI e
nose commit are compiling statistical and other In
fonatio into such form viii Iye it the weight
with the commission.
. WILMINGTON. n. c. March Sat q meeting of the
directors of the Carolina Central Railroad today
Colonel John NJ Robinson, president of the Bay Line
the seaboard md Roanoke Raleigh and CASTOR and the
Augusta Air Line Companies elected president to
NJ The vacancy caused BY death OF ID. X MuchisOh
and Livingston Minns, OF Baltimore, was eecIed
ali fap in his
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XLVIITH CONGRESS--IsT SESSION.
REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
LONG DEBATE OVER THE CHINESE BILL IN ihh
srx,rr-AMrNpMENTs ADoPTED-ToPICs IN TIE

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
LONG DEBATE OVER THE CHINESE BILL in THE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ADoPTED-TOPICs IN TIE
HOUSE
SENATE .... WASHINGTON, Wednesday, March ., 1887
On the opening of the Senate to-day me-
mortal was presented by Mr. MILLER CRep' n. " from
numerous NewYork merchants for action looking 10 the
termination of the Hawaiian reciprocity treaty ana
asking II It shall appear that its provisions have oeen
evaded by passing different grade of sugar than mat
contemplated in the treaty free Of duty that action be
taken TO remedy such evasion.
After some debate over the bill for commission on
the alcoholic liquor traffic, no definite action Delns
taken the Chinese bill proceeded with' ana ME-
PLAT RED Conn., spoke in opposition TO H. a VOte
wns then ordered Mr. Ingalls, amendment hulIlh4
the suspension OF the coming OF Cnese IuDori' W lh
years. The amendment was defeated on ue 'O'o-
Mr H0HR rep, Massj then said that the vote just
taken sho we'd that 1t the purpose Of tLOs" having
charge of the bill force It through without regard TO
effect upon the puhlic faith or ths 9oNarihene
pled by set in which the senate took it, SHARE 10
the Emperor Of China. He proceeded 10 review anu re-
flute IN detail the arguments for the bill. . ~.
Mr.. EDMUND5 rep, VI answered some OF or
IIrr'. arguments, but said that he would wore against
the bl ii the twenty years clause was retained Among
tie WHO spoke on te blu were MtssI' ia 10
Rep, Mass, INGALLS, R.p, kanD, IELLLR lkep"
Coli and BANARD dem, Dcll .,ro-, go.
amendment postponlng the time NJ Which the act sha
take uuti SIXTY days after information ot lts pas
sage has rcen communicated to China. Later at the
suggestion Of Mr.. BROWN Dem, Ga.D, Mr. INGALLS,
mo4icd his amen Iment 10y providing that the ACT sh
not 20 into effect until ninety days ter Its passage ana
the amendment adopted -.
On motion III 5r. BAY ARD, amendments were adopt
any n,asIer ot any vessel OF whatever nationality, VINO
shall knowingly ON such vessel bring within tAt Juf sIc
ton Of the ntcd states and permit to De lhh"ed any
Chinese abOTcr" etc. . nom $500, A.
several amendments offered by Mr. HOAX ara MI
CALL DEM fla.J were lost. ~ ,.,-
directing tie removal Of any Chinese unlaWfny lO"Lu
IN custums collection district by the COLLECTOR IVES
,nrn fn d Get tnat he shall be- removed the place
whence ne imr. Pending further cuon on the Din tAe
Senate at 6:lU y. adjourned untu Tomorrow
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UOrsE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

In the House to-day under the call OF COM
m.ttcc- the following were among the bills rcpored'
by Mr.. HARRIS Gep. Ma-e), from the Committee
Oh Naval Affairs, authorizing the construction OF vessels
Of war for the Navy the United states Committee OF
the Whole; by Mr.. MONEY DEM, Mls@.h
from tine Committee Post Offices ana POST
Roads providing OCEAN mali service between ne
Ui.cd STATES ana foreign ports Committee VI the "hoh
by Mr. TOWNSEND tkep., Onio rom the committee
on Commerce. amending the law conceTnihg cOmmttce
ana navigation ana the regulation u steam Ve5' u con-
mttet Of the Whole. III places foreign Vessels "heh ia
our port. under the rules relative u thelf outH-
and 40 the protection or passengers as govern FcSH s
owned i'm nc United -atcS and reduces tue license lees
of oil cui els rom SO and - 10 u 90 ana f0c
IL also Xcnpt owners Of domestic vessels from ersoha
liability b.yund IN amount equal To notDie lhe
amount of their res ecjivc investments therelI.l
mo first bI Oh The peak rs table was me one author
Ziug he purchase Of t., pIOp rty known as tar fIt
mans Bank, In Washington, ana HppIODf'aJmS
425UOOO he or Ater ucoate TIE IN was passed.
The senate ureC ing the Secretary Of var 10 pay
over t. the ooce J the Army OF the CumpcrldhI
- 500 to ad in the erection OF statue or monument 10
GENERAL James A. Carried, was passed.
The mkt bIi on the table was the senate "AntIpo'
ly2aHy " Dill ..,on
thai b IL must To The Committee OF lht "uole
Pending ii decision. VI the point Ot order the housc, at
4jU IT, H., al iouTnCd
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COrrRT CALENDARs-MARCHo o.

s,,peW,tH Couur-CHAHBgRs-He hg Lawrence, Ne,
~ 30 80 49, a. 81 l05 l06 l0T, lO0. Ill ll3, -
10 ii 49, I3S, i9 lac $50, l6l lGl, lg9 i73 lsI
ia l0l 49, 1873, 49, 1919 90. 2Oo. DOL 2OA specia
calendar Of sssessment eases win also be called , %
rtTRRMR COURI-GgSERAL TXkSi-K sla ty Davis "
Brady and Daniels JJNos. s2 SO g. 40 a. ~ ~
III YlG, ll7 IIS 10 1884, l52, los, l"A 100 Ioo 100
100 100 lUl, 43 1870 ltBA2 100 ,y,, hr .rr,r,o,. / -
SUPREME COCBr-sfECIAL Ikttf h''N VI "''N''@'
Casa on 10 333 klttu agL Bults p, ,,.,s D., p,.,.r
-IlRCuII-PAHr Il-Eeo by folteIy -
-, Hi9s iOST lsOe, l45l 429i GAG 1902, 1908 isl y
;Noi isS iSLt 2I05, 89l. 2eO0. liol, s2S 1854 sSS
o29 g9o iIHsld by Barrett JNos 2o6 ST. 1850 1928
az, +75L, sIG 1851 1905 1851 ljes 1898, 1924 1922
Y6sO 1854 7sU = oil - III, 06s w. go l5OO 2ou 100
PSHr IIi-Held By Van Worst J'-OAse on hlH""a 10"
Hare - o,..r,u =, Tuna, -uelo NJ Getg,ick q J..
freedman and Ausscl JJ-Nos D, 10, ~ ~ 81 - ID
81 15 9B. n. %, 20 ~. -, -,
No. -. r,n,, p.or uelf nv
'tS S;a $40 7O2 5s7 542. $40. S0i. oIl, 1853
bb8 40 1855, 691, $40, 600 dBl sl3 ~. ~, p.,,,
CoNNoS PiEls-GKXRRAL raEh-iSld Sy Nsh 'sIIS "
r. aly aud HOeseu, JNVS' 90 80 ~ - 49, ~
II ~ o. 81 80, 49, -. az, ~ MI, NJ, pea,h Nj
Tonnes PlaAs--sP ScIAL rERM-lfesd oy boaN~ ''-N'
uy os,M9S Pi aAsTaAL TGssPARI t@hed oy "a pa1
g. Nos. liza. l44D, lhbh tSSt oo'' luz iooN -'
1892 1881, 1861, 1855. OoO' WV IAoI.
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AT VARIOUS PLACES.

ALBUQUERQUE, New-Mexico, March S.-A
wind storm yesterday overturned two houses causing
stove to upset, from which fire communicated TO
The ruus and the buildings with their contents were
almost entirely consumed. Lewis * Ullmann who oc-
Cuped one Of Inc buildings. on stock $4,000 The
other losses amOunt 10 $4,000
EAsToN. Penn, March S.-The New-Jersey
Central Railroad Depot mt Valley Station, about ten
,niIos from Enston was destroyed by ire at O'Clock
Yesterday morning. The Ire caused by sparks from
u locomotive.
TROY March S-M L. Filley's foundry, on Green
Island was partially destroyed by fire yesterday
burning 400 stoves and many patterns. The loss is
81 1900. Two tenement houses on Green Island were
burned soon after the above fire. Loss, $1,000.
WATKRTows, N. Y, March s.-A tire broke out yester
day in Theson's furniture warerooms in Union Block
Canton ~ Y The block was the property OF DR.. sher
man, Of Morrlsburg ont, and entirely destroyed
The loss on the building is $4,000; Insurance. $4,000
Theison's loss $4,000 aud his books; Insurance,
81 900 The Bassett sisters lose their entire stock Of
fancy goods; no insurance