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SPECIAL NOTICES.
(CP UNITED STATES MARsHAIs OFFICE
Washington, D. c.. May "a, 1886.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:

Washington. d. c. May "a, 1886.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN;
States emitted n ACT anshornns OF dns uniie6
of building for the accommodation OF the Congress
mission therein was 20 pu s1f or
take for public use either of the two tracts OF land in
within the limitations of said Act either of said
and have decided to for the purposes
which lies south of Capitol street and which in
fludes the Whole Of squares number 49, 30 and 7s1
Whereas said Commission has made application to
special Term as District Court Of the United States
to ascertain and assess the damages that may be oc
and the said Court has directed the Marshal Of the
e a Iy Of ese
Of land in said squares may sustain by reason OF the
Now. therefore in accordance with the terms of
05d1 ssa that jury By
ss sfs VII Ten c a. On the the sly Ha II
g long IS may Be- Necessary. ALERT i. WILSON.
Columbia my28-Ilt
Tf~ NOTICE-AS WE HAVE CONCLUDED
49, to retire from business by JULY i, 1856 we
their accounts before that date Stock and Fixtures
Of store as wen as brands labels and all appurten
Ance' Oh our Cigar faf WELLER III fsis REpErT1
1e2-w&f3w Al Pennsylvania ave.
TE~ NOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
~ the Lotholders of Oak Hin Cemetery CO.
sssnf serve for sSssn %
TF~ JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY, BAL
-, timore Exam lam for admission for the
a. m Schedules will be SEM on applicay;son' "'
my15-m,w&s to je9
1C~ WIN: r. AND WIN. REDIN WOOD
Gunton Law Building. Az Louisiana ave- Complete
index TO all conveyances Of Georgetown and County
property and titles to such made specially ap33m
- @ rI,VD
The most complete Drug establishment In South
BOOK BINDING. HARPER'S AND
cents At the ad estazh gonna for Is and e
done proportionally low: all work frstclass. m1Olm
~. THE NEWsBOYs'. And chill DREN's
hotels dining rooms, stores. officers messengers and
Russ n solicited
my24-lm
to- LUMBER.
In order to close out large stock of HARD
WOODS, will make it specially to your interest it
you place your orders with me.
Asking to share your orders In all kinds CT
LUMBER. SASH, DOORS. BLINDS. MOULD
INGS. ETC,
guarantee you satisfaction.
VIM R MCLEAN.
my1O 18th and streets northwest.
[Cr TRAVELLERS CREDITS.
AVAILABLE IN ALL PARTS OF EUROPE
LETTERS OF CREDIT. CIRCULAR DRAFTS AND
BILLS OF EXCHANGE
nIy1O1m LEWIS JOHNSON 4 Co. Bankers
BEST QUALITY FLUID FOR VAPOR
and hes. makes of VapOr Stoves prices as the
lowest RefrigeratOrs, Ice Cream FreeZers Stoves
and Ranges of all kinds; bottom figures Call and
be convinced NJ. C. MITCHELL'S
myS-lm 3lOS NJ st. NV
PHOSVIT CnNRJN ZION or
- Calisaya, Wild Cherry and uorsfOrds Acid
Phosphates is popular and efficient Brain and Nerve
Tonic. and safeguard againss Malaria. sold at
MILBCRN'S PHARMACY, 1929 Pennsylvania ave,
In Bottles or Oh draught with soda water. It's
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The Library site.

THE JURY TO CONDEMN THE PROPERTY.
The jury to condemn the property in squares
729, 100 and 731 for the site of the national
library was selected by Marshal Wilson this
morning as follows Elias e. White, grocer;
William 81. Morrison, bookseller; Dorsey Clar
gett, claim agent; Henry A. Willard, president
Columbia insurance company n. w. Beve-
ridge, onina dealer; Henry d. Dellinger, builder
samuel II. Walker, notary public.
They have been notified 70 appear at the
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ALLEGED FEAR OF VIOLENCE.
Serious Strike I'm a suburb OF Chicago
Other Labor Matters.

VtUcr Al8OOf M0ttcfSs
CHICAGO, June 4.-Capt. Hunt of the Hyde
park police force, started for Cummings this
morning, taking with him all the available men
of his force. This movement was made because
OF anticipated trouble between the Rock Island
railroad and the striking Nail Makers OF the
cars containing nails have been standing at
Cummings for q week. They were consigned TO
made an attempt to move the cars, which was
frustrated by the strikers who induced the
| train men to abandon the attempt. Supt.
Chamberlain, OF the Rock Island road, immedi-
ately asked for police protection. Another a.
tempt will be made to-day to move the cars.
Matters are further complicated by the fact
that the Rock Island train men are in full sym-
pathy with the strikers and it is feared that il
the company insists that their employees move
| the cars a general strike may occur.
FOR INTIMIDATING LABoRERS.
Warrants have been taken out for the arrest
OF Chauncey Griffin, Thomas Doyle, Aaron
Jones' Thomas King and Peter +. Uness for in
Steel works, and the case set for hearing June
IL. 1t is said that the association of metal
manufacturers have determined to prosecute
these and all other cases OF a like nature.
MORE PAINTERS TO BE ORDERED OUT
The painters it is thought, will order out the
men in five more of the shops which have re-
employ about $40 men. The painters are de-
termined to stand out for the eight hour day
and ask Only eight hours pay.
PIT1SBCRli, June 4.-The demands of the 600
brickmakers OF Allegheny county for an ad-
vance in wages of 20 per cent have been granted
and the threatened strike averted.
COAL MINERS STRIKE ENDED.
PIrrsBURG, June 4.-The strike of the West
moreland county coal miners has been broken,
and general resumption is expected I'm a few
days. Al a meeting at Irwin, Pa, last night
the men agreed TO accept 90 cents per ton, to
be paid every two weeks and no discrimination
As TO employees. The strike affected over =, OuO
men.
A Political Discussion Ends I'm Murder.
EVANSVILLE, IND, June "details have
reached here Of a murder in Shreveport, War
wick county. Dr.. Agie, a prominent physician,
was killed by John Il. Gentry. The quarrel
originated in political discussion, during
which Gentry drew a bowie k ife and cut gle 5
throat from ear to ear The murderer escaped;
IL caught he will be lynchcd.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

T1~ GL.ENwooD CEMETERY.-THE AN
1na, meeting of the Lot Owners of Greenwood
ensuing year vii, be held on MONDAY, JUNE !. at
s,h sts lewis ais%GSIy PR II Oct
1e4.3t Secretary.
IlSs NOTICE = ALL PERSONS FOUND
law. J. A. LEE je3Sf*
To- WILL RECEIVE DAILY THE FINEST
Holmead. Mt Pleasant, d c. Wholesale and retail
.... j. Is stands smss so. 800 and sse,
(eo-<t- Center Market.
FSs g. s. COLEMAN. BECK AND WICK
those who have building and carpeners work to de
to submit their plans and specifications to us for es
give entire satisfaction in price and work Jobbing
raising S9ds st. Of he va
list viii preach ToNiGRT at oeioek
Fifth baptist church Rev pss a tae
between 4l2 and 9th sts s.w. jest
fESs FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE BUILD
C~A.A ing fund of Emanuel Episcopal Church,
DORIS DORSEY. on Life Among the Indians in the
e caTs fsGre e P es and h
Doors open at $50 Tickets. adults, 25c je2-3t*
61s. BAKERS ASSEMBLY 1880 WILL
Hy union men, On after USE 3TH
parties Who COMPEL Ser an so tn not Ih 20
per week will please buy the stamped bread
He stamp Is cokyrlghted showing the letters h. L.
All parties using it without authority will be prose
cuted according 10 law.
je2-6t% By order of the Assembly.
Tc<-A REGULAR MEETING OF "lGX-
80 CHANGE COUNCIL, No. 2l4. National
Union, Will be held at scottish Rite Hall, 1907 ST.
oslock full attendance is earnestly requested.
Je2-3t* JOHN c. AlHEY. secretary.
fE~s DURING JUNE, JULY AND AUGUST
49, my Store will be closed SATURDAYS
Il N N III n
Pennsylvania ave. je2-3t
[f[s REDUCTION OF TOLLS.
All merchants and others who favor reduction of
bridge purchased by the United states or new free
bridge erected and IN travelling ORDER requested
Both streets, FRIDAY, 5th inst. at i pm, to take
treasures to accomplish that object.
jest
TE~ REV. GEORGE C. NEEDHAM, EVAN
o'clock ana EvP 'fash 81 20 this Meet ct
saturday, at the First Baptist Church. 18th All
invited je1-4t
G~ SPECIAL NOTICE.
D>a-s 10 parties who have been persuaded, fright
improvements on account OF "rumors that current
OH the streets OF this city and elsewhere in regard
desire To state that will duplicate any job OF brick
work doue by me within the last two the
figures now and that am prepared to take limited
the VERY BEST QUALIFY OF HANDMADE
BRICKS, laid III the walls by our
own organized mechanics. for the sum Of Sl4 per
thousand, all TO be done in good, faithful and work
manhke manner,
A. DAVIS, JR.,
Room 81, Corcoran Building,
Jel-6t* Residence, 5l9 Massachusetts ave. NV.
Trs THE GEORGE REAL ESTATE
O>%Ha Company Will have meeting for the pay
menI of ns.alnents ON stock and other purposes ut
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Pslssscssa Hoss..

Representative Wan. Walter PHELPS win ~
desert the NTH New Jersey congressional o1sr
trict for The governorsisp.
The fourth Maine district democratic conven-
ton yesterday nomiusted Hon. John Lvnch, ~
NnchiMk, tor Congress.
The Illinois democratic state convonfk<u =
called Ior August 20.
The republicans Of the IRA Maine disisics n
night rsnomlnatsd kspssssnsnsave kssa
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal
revenue, S434,777; customs, S740.s65.
SECRETARY AND Mrs. MANNING will leave
by special car for the Warm Springs, In Bath
county, Va.
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THE PRESIDENT AND HIS BRIDE TAKE An
AFTERNOON DRIVE AND AN EVENING sTRolL
AT THEIR MOUNTAIN HOME.
The President and his bride spent yesterday
afternoon and evening very quietly at Deer
Park. At 2:4O p. IN. they were driven In their
landeau toward Oakland, returning by way
Mountain Lake, Youghaney Lake and Deer
Park village: Mrs. Cleveland q cloth suit
turning to the house Al S:4o the PRESIDENT ana
Mrs. Cleveland sat on the piazza for some time
on a sns low .pSscan Mrs a1a eyat oyso Ls
played on the excellent piano which I'm the
sitting room OF the cottage. AT O'Clock about
fifty kilograms, which had been received during
the day, were opened by the President On tho
piazza and READ aloud. They were from all
tory nature. shortly after dinner, which was
served at O'Clock, the President and Ars.
Cleveland started out ior a stroll. The Presi-
dent carried a heavy cane. Mrs. Cleveland,
who was attired la "A mixed grey suit and =
snug-fitting jacket Of tie same material, and
Step, aud seemed in excellent spirits. Il was
dark when they reached the cottage again,
and the only lie 10 be seen at peer fark after
b u. m. was that carried out by the correspond
ents. The special train IL lett at the disposal of
the President 80 he may leave al any moment
he desires. Ii is thought that they Will GER
tainly remain until saturday and probably
until Monday.
REPORT THAT THE PRESIDENT AND HIS BRIDE
WILL VISIT NEw HAMfsHIkk.
A telegram To the New York Herald from
Plymouth. June 50, says: The President ana
his wife will spend portion Of his August
vacation In the White mountains, making .
tour Of the principal resorts No public notice
has been given OF the intended visit because ~
an injunction placed by the President upon
the hotel keepers who are Ia entertaia hlis.
Mr.. cleveland nas cent letter "a betaiehein
expressing his Intention of visiting there. he
wlii come ~ New Hampshire iroan the Auiroa-
dscks by special train 10 hethlshesa, ~nerr Ne
will be met by the state officials and esusscd
70 faoyan's, Crawford house. lae " hite Aouu-
tain Notch, the summit .na other p<,antA tae
will remain lew days In tho mountains and
then 20 over the boston aud Lowell road. ssof-
ping ~ Plymouth, l>4Aconsss concord ana Mar
chester, 20 Massachusetts,. where he wtn stas
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STATIONERY FOR THE INTERIOR DEPART
MENT.-The following are the Washington bid
ders for supplying the Interior department with
stationery: VIM. Ballantyne & Son, James j,
Chapman, Easton Rupp, Chas. Fischer, V. g..
Fisher. r. X. Helphenstine, Melville Lindsay,
p. Morrison, John c. Parker, L. E. Rider, Geo.
Rvneal, jr, Fred. A. Schmidt, Columbus w.
Thorn =
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From WALL street To-day.

NEW YORK, June 4.-There was a frm open
ing at the stock exchange this morning with
advances ranging from y to y per cent Lacka-
wanna was the only prominent exception TO the
rule, its first price being Il per cent lower. The
trading was almost monopOlized by the three
grangers, Lake Shore and Lackawanna although
there was quiet business in NJ, h. and T., Ere,
Louisville and Nashville and Rich. and West
Point, the remainder being very dull. There
was heavy market in the early dealings, and
declines OF Il TO % per cent were established
while NJ, X. and I. lost u and Rich. and West
Point IA. In the latter part of the hour, how
ever prices rallied to about first prices and the
market became dull throughout. Just before
IL o'clock prices were again lifted aud At l.
o'clock the morket was quiet out firm, at small
advances over opening figures.
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LING LANG YUEN, who has for several years
been the Chinese consul general at Havana, is
In the city. He has been ordered to Lima, Peru,
as Charge d. Affaires and has come here for
HIS secretary and five servants accompany
him,
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GALVESTON, TEX, June 4.-Up TO midnight
last night the Neacs has received specials from
the interior showing that good rains had fallen
last evening in eighteen counties. IL has rained
all along the Pecos valley, and few good
showers are reported west Oh San AntOnio. The
rainfall covers an area Of about Iour hundred
square miles.
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TfrS THE GEORGETOWN REAL ESTATE
O>%Ha Company Will have meeting for the pay
ment of ns,Alnents on stock and other purposes ut
It's office, 1851 32d St, MONDAY, JUNE SEVENTH,
HALF-PAST SEVEN Z. NJ. An opportunity will be
afforded parties desiring to subscribe for the remain
ing shares OF Calltal stock. il
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kilograms to The Star.
UP AMONG THE ALLEGHENIES.
How The Honeymoon Passes at Deer Park
ANOTHER VICTIM OF THE APACHES
DOUBLE EXECUTION AT WINCHESTER
Strike Troubles Feared Near Chicago.
A PLEASANT DAY AT DEER PARK.
The President Receives . Present Of
Brook front and Goes Riding.

MORNING CALL FROM EX-SENATOR DAVIS
WHICH THE PREsIDENT AND MRS. CLEVELAND
PROMPTLY RETURN-THE HAPPY COUPLE
READ AND LAUGH OVER THE NEWSPAPER Ao-
COUNTS OF THE WEDDING.
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THE EVENING STAR.
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
HERzoe's NINTH ST. OPERA HOUSE
CLOSING WEEK
THE LEILA sd OPERA co.
IN OUR AMERICAN MINISTER
salnments, etc Apply TO tanitor. my3l-6t
GRAND OPENING OF
KOLBS SUMMER GAREEN,
S13 r ST. NV, Tomorrow June >. 1856.
Come one, Come ALL Lots of fun. je4-2ts
A LBAUGHS GRAND OPERA HOUSE
"A SUMMER OPERA SEASON
Every Evening at S:l5-Saturday Matinee,
PRINCES OF TREBIZONDE.
Admission. sc Reserved Seats SOC.
Next week-DONNA JUANITA- my31
"ARRIS BIJOU THEATER
II IL TUESDAY EVENING. JUNE g. Benefit
rendered MADAME ADELINE DUVAL MACK by
Engaged" so successfully performed at Albaughfs
May ., also amusing farce. Dead shot" Mr.. II VI
MURPHY has kindly consented to give his celebrated
representations Tickets for sale Metzerott's music
~ RAND REOPENING
W OF ED. ABNEkS SUMMER GARDEN
JUNE 5TH. 1886,
With Chris. Arth's Celebrated Orchestra jessie
TT,RICYCLE PARK, OPEN NIGHTS PRACTICE
Il IN park Tree. TricyceS 1andems and Bicy oles for
rent by hour day. Largest assortment wheels in
Us CAPITAL CYCLE CO.. l4O6 y. Y. ave je3-3m
A GRAND MUSICAL AND LITERARY EN-
"a TERTAINMENT for the benefit of the John f
thompson Memorial Association, will be given at
HARRIS BIJOC THEATER, IN ,tead of the TabeT-
naele. IS heretofore announced. FRIDAY, 4TH IN
SLANT, at O'Clock p. IN. Admission, Is cents No
Reserved seats. je2 st
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LADIES. ATTENTION
LATEST PARTISAN MODES IN HAIR GOODS
MILE NJ J. PRANDI, 1909 STREET.
OPHELIA BANGS, ENGLISH BASKET PIAITS
LOUIS XIV BANGS, EVENING COIFFURES
HAIR Dressed and Bangs Shingled- mh4-:Suas
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Messrs. Payne, Darlington and other men,
bers OF the Washington Bar Association were
before the judiciary subcommittee of the
House District committee to-day concerning
Court and to present a bill providing for the
compilation OF the laws of the District and
another Tor the appointment of q stenographer
OF the court. The absence of any compilation
of the District laws is the cause of much incon-
venience and confusion, and the committee
Will endeavor to pass some bill to correct it.
PROTECTION OF PROPERTY FROM FIRE.
At the regular meeting Of the Senate District
committee to-day Messrs. Ingalls,, Spooner.
Harris, Brown, Vance and Blackburn were
present. A favorable report was ordered upon
the bill introduced by Mr.. Wilson, OF Maryland
SAFETY Ves n St p rs
makes it the duty OF owner or owners, IN tee or
for lite, of every building used as hotel, fac
seminary, college, academy, hospital, asylum.
hall, or place OF amusement and OF the trustee
or trustees OF every estate association, society,
or using any building fifty feet high or mp
wards to provide aud cause to be erected
and combined standpipss ana pn iac Sssap es
and adopted by the building Inspector and chief
buildings OF the kind described and used for
any OIL the purposes named, The Railways and
s.airways shall be properly lighted at night,
and at the intersection OF ali Railways shall be
Kept during the night . red light, and one or
more proper alarms or gOngs capable OF being
heard throughout the building shall always RS
main easy Of access and ready for use; and q
description Of the means Of escape shall b.
kept conspicuousiy posted In every sIeepinE-
room. The building Inspector aud CHIEF OF the
IRE department shall have the right 70 dostg-
nate the location Of the fire-esCapes and stand
pipes ana shau grant certificates or approval 70
Every person, corporation, trustes. ETC, neglect
Ing or refusing to comply with this cot ahall be
liable 70 tine Of NOT exceeding one hundred
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lEAA -
ASSESSORS OFFICE DISTRICT COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON May 20, 1856.
Taxpayers on personal property hereby notified
In obedience to law. that they required to make
out and return TO this office statement their per-
Sonal property, under oatn, within furty-ive DAYS
nom this date. and i'll default OF such the AS
SCISSOR required by law to make out such
from the b-st Information that can obtained. and
add thereto penalty of so per centum.
Blank schedules can be obtained at this office
Columbia
ROBERT p DODGE,
my3l-6t Assessor n n
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IE~ GLENWOOD CEMETERY-THE AN
80 nual meeting of the Lot Owpers of Glenwood
Tor the election of trustees to for the
p m, at the National Rifles arnory on q st. bet
9th aud 10th SITS. LEWIS RI EPHaNL
iaas3c
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COLONIAL BEACH
~ Oi.AND 81 MAEh RESORT.
SPECIAL EXCURSION
Steamer Arrow>mth leaves 9Th street wharf at $50
am sharp. stopping at Alexandria :,
Leaves the Beach p m Home at 10 pm.
Special Attractions:
Grand musical entertainment by Prof PistOrio's
band seaside dinner. Salt water bathing commences
to-day
Refreshments and Dinner on board and at the hotel
Regular daily trips for the Will commence on
or about the 10Th. See daily papers
EXCURSION Tickets, 30 Cts Children Is cts
JESSE CIV. RIDLEY, Manager.
FTNHE MIKADO CLUB PICNICS EVERY SAT-
Il urcay evening at Guethler's Park T. bet 9Th
aid l4th SITS Sc. commencing SATURDAY, JUNE
9TH, 1856, at O'Clock ull orchestra. Prize bowl
Ing ADMISSION, % cts. je:S:}t$
diver VIEW AND OCCOQUAN FALLS, VA
AtIhe steamer Mary W ashinston, River View every
sunday: TWO trips; leaving 10 m ard 3 pm re-
turning az 80 and p N Tickets, % cents
ing down and back. Tickets rs cents
Commencing Wednesday. June p Family DAYS at
River View every saturday. leaving 10 q. m re-
turning al $50 pm Dancing down and back and at
the grounds Tickets, 10 cents. commencing Satur-
Gay, June D. Professor Proctors dancing school Re
union at River View every Saturday evening, leaving
a. $50 p H.. returning At III D. Dancing down
and back, and al the grounds the finest
tlvey no oolectic naoie parties allowed the above
trips For charter inquire Of L. = RANDALL
my25 Mapagrr
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-11-13
AVIS AUX HADTTANTS
COTONN!ERSS

Nous sommes lei pour roster.
Nous voulous yotre cotton, ct, nous
raierons lie plus liant priS dn mar
che compliant. Nenez voir notre
elevateur, examiner notre balance.
Nous pesons votre coton--nous lie
dec!iargeOns sans Outrage ct sons
charges ; nous pesons 0 wagons.
nous yous Demons lie recu, ct nous
payons compliant pour yotre cotton.
Ne yendeZ pas avant de nous yoir,
car nous payons plus que vous ne
pouveZ obtcnir %ailleurs, an comp
tant f; comprencZ bien, nous vous
Demons pas dc marcllandises. nous
n'avons pas de magasin. ct nous ne
youlons pas de bons chemin a notre
moulin a cotton. Nous p%aierons jus.
qua Douvel ordrc $500 lie miller
ponr lie cotton en- grain, ceci est
compliant.
MAXWELL & PUTNAM,
Rose Hill Plantation.
% octobre 1856.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-11-13
AVIS AUX VACHERS EFT AU-
TRES ELEVEURS on PRO
pRIETAIRE D'ANIMAUX.

La waste savane %contenant a pcu
pres $4,000 acres de terre situee a
dix-huit miles a POuest d'Abbeyille,
ct appartenant au sousslgn6, est au-
.jourd'hui a peu pres complete. On
y recevra des animaux au prix sui
wants a partir du mois d'octobre,
q piastre par tete pour betes bo-
vine GU chevaline par an. Les ami
maux Il dessous dun an ne payront
rien. On marquera les animaux a
raison de SOC par tete, veaux, pou-
Inns, ETC., avee cette specification que
les proprietaires qui possederont
plus de SO tetes auront la facilitG de
les marquer eux memes sans frais.-
Acknowledgement situee, la savane
content tout lie comfort desirable
aux eleveurs.
Pour plus amples renseignement
s'adresser au sonsslgne
}. PIERRE G%UEYDAN,
GU a Jean Abshire, Jr.
Abheville, IL sep,embre, 1886.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-11-13
Rule of Court.

State Of Louisiana,-25th judicial
District Court,-Parish of Vcrmil-
ion.
by virtue of the provisions of the
Constitution and the powers con-
terred on me by law, tie following
rule OF court is hereby made and re-
CURED to be entered upon the min
utes of the 25tb Judicial District
Court in each of the Parish Vermil-
ion and Lafayette, and thirty days
notice OF the same must be given in
the MERlDIoNAL, a newspaper pub
llshcd at Abbeville, La, and the
Lafayette Advertiser, a newspaper
published at Lafayette, La, viz
RULE
III the parish of Vermilion, jury
terms of this court will convene and
be held on the second Monday of
january and first Monday of Scpiem-
Der: and Civil Terms will convene
aud held on the first Tuesday of
April and first Tuesday of Noycm.
Der:
In the Parish of Lafayette Jury
Terms of this Court will convene
and be held on the third Monday
of February and of the first Monday
OF October: and Civil Terms will
and be held on the first
l tuesday, Of May and first Tuesday of
December:
This rule to go into effect after
3lst 1856
Given in open Court at AbbcvilIe
La, this Goth day Of Sept, A.
D: 1886. (sig) c. Debaillon, Judge
judi Dist. La.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-11-13
NOTICE.
Land Office at New Orleans, La.

Land Office at New Orleans, La.
October |, 1856.
Notice is hereby given. that the
folloWiug.named settler has filed
notice Of his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before
the Judge or in his absence the
Clerk of the District Court at Ab.
bevillc, La. on Saturday November
20, 1886, viz :-Eraste Mouton, who
made Home Entry No. 5l60 for the
NE. quater of Sec. l, L. IL, SIR. 4
east, La Meridian.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation Of said land,
viz Oneziphore Leblanc, SEVERN
Leblanc, Jr., Eraste Leblanc, j
Alcee Leblanc, all of Vermilion
Parish, La.
THos J. BUTLER, Register.
Oct. 8, 1886.