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Baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE. June 23-Cotton nominal-mid-
ding, 1oA. Flour very dull, unchanged-Howard
street and western super, .2oa.2.50: do. extra.
3.0Oa375; do. family, 4.25a4.6O; City mills, Rio
brands. extra, 4.75a5.oo winter wheat patent,
5O0a5.3O; spring, do. do, 5OOa5.4O; do. do.
straight. 4.30a4.50; do: do. extra. 4.00a4.:,0
Wheat-southern firm; Fultz, S5a90; Longberry,
S6a91: new, S2a92 No., SS4; steamer No. 2, red,
81; western steady; No. winter red. spot. S7axa
80: June, S71asS; July. S7zaS7,s; August. s7ssa
S75s; September, S7siaSS. Corn-southern frm
white, 43a434: yellow, ~; western steady; mixed
spot, 40x June. 40'4: July, 40Aa4i; August AK
a41L: September, Al Aa42: steamer, 35x. Oats
firm and unchanged-ungraded southern and
Pennsylvania, 3la35; do. western white, 33a35 a;
do. do. mixed, 32a34; graded No. 2, white, 35b.
Rye nominal. Hay dull-prime to choice timothy,
l2.OOal3.00 Provisions quiet unchanged-mess
pork. old 1915, new 1880; bulk meats loose
shoulders. 51s; long clear and clear rib sides, g.
sugar picked shoulders, 6k; sugar-cured smoked
shoulders. 7A; hams, small 11.ia12k, large IOa
II; lard, refined IN, crude 6a61l. Butter steady
Eggs frm-I4HaI5 Coffee dull. Sugar steady
granulated, 6E. Copper active. scarce-refined
l4kal5 Whisky firm-l16a117. Freights 10 Liv-
erpool per steamer quiet-cotton, 20c.: -FOUR
12s.6d.; grain, 2a1d. Cork for orders-3s. AIS. 3D.
Saies-wheat, "a 600 bushels; corn. 1000 bushels
BALTIMORE June 21.-virginia consols. 56
do 10.40's, 43a45; do. threes, 65M: Baltimore and
Ohio stock, 103al0o Northern Central. 20; Gin
cinnati, Washington and Baltimore arsts los;
consolidated gas bonds, 116l4a11S; do. stocks, 5la
SIX.
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GATHERING CLANS.
Pennsylvania Republican Convention
at Harrisburg.

HARRISBURG, Pa, June 2S.-Republicans
from all parts of the state are beginning to
crowd the hotels and by tomorrow one OF the
largest political gatherings ever seen in this
city will throng the streets. Hastings
Delameter, Stone and the other candidates
have opened headquarters at the Lochiel Hotel
where all the delegates flock to learn the true
situation. Delameter and Hastings are both
confident that Stone is in excellent shape to
become a compromise candidate. BY tomorrow
noon the clubs and bands will be here, and
then the politicians will have the town. Large
delegations are expected on the afternoon
trains. There is absolutely nothing new in the
situation this afternoon.
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A Fair Proposal.

President L. r. Fulda of the California
Athletic Club has written letter to Attor-
ney General johnson in San Francisco.
He declares there is nothing illegal in the
sparring exhibitions given by the California
Club and suggests that action be commenced
in the name OF the state against the club be-
fore one Of the judges OF the superior court In
Ban Francisco for the purpose OF detsrmining
whether or not the clubs franchise should be
forfeited ON the ground that 1t has permitted
an illegal act
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The motion was carried on q rising vote by IS
to "a. Tellers were ordered and Mr.. CIRCUITS
motion was carried-75 TO %
HALF HOUR FOR ZACH SIDE.
A motion by Mr.. Circuit TO limit debate TO
thirty minutes on Q side was agreed 70,
although Mr.. Anderson insisted on an amend
ment to make the limit one hour on a side. Mr..
Anderson remarked that time should be given to
get at the true rascality of the scheme. The
House then went again into committee, Mr..
Grout taking the floor.
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FIFTY FEET OF PROGRESS.
But They Have Not Yet Beached the
EntOmbed Miners.

DUNBAR, Pa, June 23.-The rescuing party
has advanced fifty feet since Saturday. They
RE still working through a heavy face Of slate
and may reach an open heading leading to the
coal at any time. There is not much hope that
morning.
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A Homicide Trial.

In the Criminal Court, Chief Justice Bing-
ham, today, the trial Of Charles Leonard, a
white boy Of about eighteen years, indicted for
the murder Of George W. Sayers, q white boy,
was commenced,
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Specd on the Lakes.

The big Union liner Owsgo has again
lowered the record between Buffalo and
Chicago. She arrived at Chicago Thurs
day afternoon at S:56 o'clock-Afty-four
hours sixteen minutes after clearing the piers
ct Buffalo,
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NtIsl,IElD,
IbtErl

McDONAlD-CAIN. on Sunday. June Is. 1890
al the cathedral m Baltimore by kev p. j. Donnhue
PATRICK J. MCDONALD and Miss MARY E.CAIN -
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Chairman Compton

BALTIMORE, June 23.-Hon. Barnes Compton
has been appointed chairman of the state dem
ocratic central committee, vice ex-State Treas
urer Archer.
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DAINTY IN USE.
MADE 80 BY ITS
NATURAL I N 9 X L ID L
ESTS, NOT BY PERFUM
ERY.

So mild and pure il Fels's
Gsrfnioide Soap that even
the tender akin of the baby
gains tone and health from
its constant use.
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Messrs. L. c. and Campbell Darlington have
filed suit for Walter Parr agt. John Scsnlou
for defamation OF character, claiming $4,000
damages.
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this morning st his resi-
dence, 1913 Lafayette
avenue, Baltimore. The
funeral will take place
at Wesley Chapel, this
city, on Wednesday az
2 pm. The news of
the death OF Mr.. Law
,renson created a feeling
of sadness in the Post
omce Department to-
day. His long service
in the department -
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Range of the Thermometer Today.
The following we're the readings at the siy-
nal Office today; Sam. ~, = pm, 81; maxi
mum. So; minimum, g.
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A Victim of Sunstroke.

About O'Clock this afternoon Mary Stewart
colored woman living at No 500 Fighting
alley southeast. was overcome by the heat and
fell unconscious on A. between + and q streets
southwest
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WHIrrrrn M.ca ~ 2! C %.

HIGH SPEED SAFETY, HYDRAULIC PASSENGER
ELEVATORS
Operated upon the fkkSSrRk TANK system.
Steam, belt and Hydraulic Elevators tor lessenser
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TUyHE wELI~KNOwN STRENGTHENING PROP
critics of Iron, com bined with osher tonies and .
most perfect neryine found IN Carters Iron Pills.
Which strengthsE the nerves and body Snd improve
the blood and COMPLEXION
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w. B. Moses & SoSs,

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STRAW MATrINGs.
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Those contemplating the purchase Of Straw Mat
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The following are q few of the special bargains:
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JUDGE LAwRENsoN DEAD
The Oldest Employe I'm the Governmess
Service Passes Away.
DEAD

Judge James Lawrenson, the Oldest en-
ploye Of the United States postal service. died
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well as his kindly disposition had
given him 3 wide acquaintance among the en-
ployes, BY whom he was universally esteemed
For several months past Mr. LAwrenson. oe
1.-THE judge" as he was generally known. has
been absent from his desk. During the winter
he had an attack OF pneumonia from
which he rallied partially but never
fully. From his home in Baltimore
daily messages came, showing that the old
man looked forward 20 again resuming IA.
work. But he did not regain his strength, and
this morning the end came. His life has been
a notable one IN many respects.
FIFTr-sEvES TEARS ~ THE GOVERNMENT SERVICE
He had reached the age Of the century and
was ninety years of age az the time OF his
death. For ifty-seven years without a break
he had held position in the Post Office De-
partment-a longer period OF service. 10 10 be-
lieyed, than was ever before ren-
dered the government by one man.
he was appointed during JacksOn's
administration after having served term az
clerk IN the Baltimore city post Office. In sd-
dition to his clerical duties during the earlier
period of has term of service in this city, he
supplanted his salary by doing newspaper
work. lie WAS the correspondent OF the
Baltimore S'H for many years aud wrote
over the nom de plume of Mercury" Mr..
Lawrenson was a faithful and consistent men,
Der of the Methodist Church and frequently
oiiiclated rs minister. OF late years be has
lived in Baltimore going over aud returning
each day. lie was prompt in attendance and
faithful in the discharge Of his duties.
REMARKABLE VITALITY.
He WAS man Of remarkable vitality and
showed but few evidences OF his advanced years.
HIS step was sprightly, his memory
was good aud he seemed to be
always IN cheerful happy frame
of mind. For many years he was q notary
public and in this capacity he administered the
oath of Office 10 the various men who flIed the
position of Portmaster General On the fy-
leaf of the Bible which was presented TO each
IN the administration OF the oath he had written
their names and this book be displayed with a
great deal OF pride. Mr.. Lawrenson will Ire
missed III the Department, where his death
causes genuine regret
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
EPPs's COCOA
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be gradually built up until strong enough To
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GEN. MAcFEELY ASKS TO BIZ REFINED
Gen. Robert Maefeely, commissary Of subsis,-
ence, War Department, at his own request will
be placed on the retired list July on account
OF age. Gen. Mac!eely has been in the govern
ment service forty-five years, and frequently
during the absence of secretaries has been
designations Acting Secretary Of War. Col Du
Barry and Col Hawkins of the subsistence bu-
reau are the only apphcants for the VACANCY
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Prize % cents.

FELS b CO., Makers.
je23 Philadelphia.
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Where trouble already
exists Ii elesusas the sore
and affected parts. opens
the porea allowing free
scope to the wonderful
healing power Of the soap.
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IF you HAVE NEVER USED CARRIERS LITTLE
Liver Pills. to the nearest drug store and
get vial they will surely please you dor forget this
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PHYSICIANS USE
FELS'S q Il r N I c ID Z
SOAP IN THEIR PK AC-

Becau se it ID the best me-
dunn whereby the antisep-
tics and germicides neces-
sary to the cure of cuta-
neous affections can be
employed.
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Ayes PMS

Are everywhere considered the most effective remedy
snsn-costed and purely vegetable they are without
eaual ~ family medicine For all arrangements Of
sAs digestive md sxcrstory organs no other pills are
- universally approved
For long time my wife Was sufferer from dysen-
try the best physicians In this section being unsbe
AFFORD her any relief AZ length We concluded 70
ny Ayers Fills and after taking three boxes she
sered"-J. B. Smith. Blue Ridge Springs. Va.
-During the past twenty-eis years / have used
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stomach. liver and bowels. and also for cods They
have never failed to benefit Prof Chsuncy Herds
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ayers Pills the best have ever used for head
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sreeable sensation In the stomach after eating"-Mrs
IL ). Ferguson. Puilens, Va
Il am never withouta box OF Ayers Pills In the
house"-Mrs. Edwin Barlow. 425 Briatol ST.. Buffalo.
~.
AYERS cATHARTIc PILLS.
Prepared by
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n2
TFYOU HAVE NEVER USED Carriers LITTLE
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GKRMIcIDE d RlsMss ANp pS Wasps 6fF
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PHYSICIANS USE
s6hf II : TaEfk fkIo;
Because it is the bes. me-
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tics and germicides neces-
ssry TO the cure Of cuta-
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DAINTY IN USE
MADE 80 BY ITS
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So mild and pure 10 Fels's
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the tender akin OF the paoy
Its constant USE
Prise % cents.
FELs CO., Makers.
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will POSITIVELY CURE SICK HLApACat AND
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CARE FOa TIE Sxn. u.n.,
IELSS The DEVELOPMENT OF
DISEASE PRODUCING
0ERMICIDE GERMS AND WARDS OFF
SKIN DISEASE.
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THE LIST OF PUPILS WHO WILL FORM TEE FIRST
YEAR CLASS IN THE HIGH SCHOOL MKT FALL
FORMALLY ANNOUNCED TopAY-A SMALL ARMY
READY FOR ADMISSION.
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CORNER nth AND = STREETS NORTHWEST.
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Mr.. Grout at this point moved that the COM
mittss rise for the purpose Of limiting debate.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-08-09
MOS Mouvelles Lois.
Meschacebe.

Mt6cndCoDe.
La PRONUNCIATION des lois voices a la
derniere session dc la legislature SO
fat au fur ct a mesure dams lie journal
officiel ct mons les suiyons ayec into
ret. Files sont %nombreuses, mails lie
plus grand nombre n'offre pas d'inter6t
pour nous. Voyons celles qui peuvent
nous concerner on qui nous concernont
specialement
La loi No. 10 cree IN gage pour lie
travail don't les troncs d'arbres sont
fobjet.
La loi No. ID reconnaft aux bicycles,
aux ~trieycles ct autres v6licules mus
par les pieds on les mains les memes
droits sur les routes %publiques qu'aux
v6hicules trafn6s par des chevaux.
La loi No, "a a pour but do proteger
les personnes qui font DIES a~ffaires aveo
les c%ompagnies d'assuranee.
La loi No. 25 fait IN crime du COM
bat a coups de poing ct decrete n
peine contre ceux qui sly l%ivrent.
La loi No. 26 a trait 4 redemption
dn service du jury.
La loi No. 81 pourvoit a Ia maniere
don't les honoraires des jures ct des t6.
moins devront 6tre pages. Jusqu'iei
les greffiers de cour avaient lie droit de
charger 25 cents a claque jure on te-
moin gui r6clamait son certificat de
presence a la our d'apres la nonvelle
loi. ces certificats seront ennis sans re-
tribution de la part du jure on du te-
moin ct ce sera an juri dc police de
pourvoir au Placement des honoraires
du gfefier.
La loi No. 81 regle ct fixe lie tariff
maximum des compagnies de chemins
de fer pour lie transport DIES voyageurs
dams l'etat d trois cents par mile apres
lie Ter septembre.
La loi No. So a en- yue fenconrage-
ment de l'6levago dams l'etat ellie ex-
ige nne licence sur les animaux males
entretenns dams un but de reproduce
tion, sans laquelle le propri6taire de
l'animal ne pourra reelamer de pale
maent pour les services de celui- ci, avee
laquelle il aura In gage snr la progeni-
ture du dit animal.
La loi No. GO defend aux propri6-
. E@
taires de tontes sortes do bestiaux de
permettre il ceux-ci d'allef snr les le-
wees ou dams l'espace s6parant la base
DIES levees ct lie foss6 de d6sseehement
DIES lie moment on reau atteint les le-
wees.
La loi No. SO redivise retat en- dis
tficts judiciaires. LIE district dams le-
guel sc tionye st. Jean-Baptiste reste
le meme, settlement il devient 10 yingt-
sixieme. 2
In loi No. 70 exige de toutes person
mes faisant lie meter de colporteur rob-
~tention dn sheriff dune plaque de Ii
cence qni sera fix6e en- U sur lie y6hi-
cnle din colporteur on sur SO personne
sill vend d pied.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-08-09
PROPERTIES FOR SALE CHEAP.

LA fine residence in Opelousas.
"A small plantation, Is arpents, 4 miles
from town.
3-Also 80 arpents Of wood land,
4--36 arpents. improved, in Bellevue.
Sd afpents, enclosed, on railroad, 3 miles
from town.
Six afpents, enclosed, in Bellevue.
7-63 afpents. improved in Mailet, near the
church.
8-37 arpents Of land adjoining above.
leighborhood.
le-35 arpents prairie land in same neigh
borIlood.
Hive tracts of 80 arpelits each in same
neighborhood, and one Of 40 arpents prairie
also 42a arpents of woodland.
Gaflam,l's lane.
for further particulars apply to
THEODORE CHACHERE.
July z, 1871. Opelousas, La.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-08-09
Remarkable Rescue

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfield, ILL.,, makes
the statement that she caught cold, which set
tied on her lungs she was treated for a month
BIZ her family physician, but grew worse. He
told her she was a hopeless oictim Of eoasunp-
tion and that no medicine could cure her. Her
druggist suggested DR.. King New Discovery
her delight found herself benefited from first
dose, She continued its use and after taking
ten bottles, found herself sound and well, now
does her own homework and is ais well as she
ever Was.-Ffee trial bottles Of this Great Dis
Of +. 2 Bailey's Drug Store, large
bottles Soc. and Ssl.D0
The Opelousas courier., 1890-08-09
Session Begins Monday, Sept. 9th, 1890.
Taken I'm as an Esfray.

p the undersigned, on July &c, near Prud-
ID homme City, q dark bay Creole HORSE
with a brand figured like a heart with q L in
it facsimile of brand at Courier %oflicel. Has
a-sear on right side, and has been in neigh
borhood about two months. The owner will
forward, prove property, pay charges
and take him away.
au2-5t JOS. N. FRANCOIS.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-08-09

b not remedied in season, is liable to
4 become habitual and chronic. Dras-
tic purgatiyess by weakening the bowels,
confirm, rather than cure, the evil.
Ayers Pills, being mild, effective, and
strengthening in their action, are gener-
ally recommended by the faculty as the
best OF %aperients.
Having been subject, for years, to
constipation, without being able to find
much relief, I at last tried Ayers Pills.
/ deem it both a duty and a pleasure
tt testify that / have derived great ben
eft from their use. For over two years
past / have taken one of these pills
every night before retiring. Iwould not
willingly be without theme. w.
Bowman, 20 East Main ST., Carlisle, Pa.
Il have been taking Ayers Pills and
using them in my family since 1867, and
cheerfally recommend them to all in
need OF d safe but effectIfal cathartic,''
john NJ. Bogggs, Louisville, KY.
aFor eight years I was afflicted with
constipation, which at last became so
bad that the doctors could do no more
for me. Then 4 began to take Ayers
Pills, and o the bowels recovered
their natural and regular action SO that
now I am In excellent health.n-S. +.
Loughbridge, Bryan, Texas.
" Having used Ayers Pills, with good
results, I fully indorse them for the pllr-
poses for which they are recommended
II. Corners, NJ. D., Centre Bridge, Pa.
Ayers Pills,
PREPARED BIZ
Or. ]. C. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold b. all Druggists and Dealers in Medisinss
The Opelousas courier., 1890-08-09
NOTICE.

FsIIE undersigned has been appointed the
u agent and attorney in fact and tile attor-
Iley at Law Of the New Orleans Pacific Rail
way Company, for the purpose of eompromis-
ing and adjusting any and all claims Of set
tiers uliler the Robertson- blanchard agree.
nleitt and the act OF Congress al February
8tlf. 1887.
All persons interested herein would do we'll
to call upon me, and / will give them Ill The
Information | possess free Of charge.
GILBERT H. DUPRE.
July &c, 1880 3in.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-08-09
NOTICE.

s. EAJ4ED BIDS for building a bridge across
~ Bayou Carenero, between ST. Landry and
Lafayette parishes, on the old Opelousas
route, known as the Carenero bridge, will be
received by the undersigned for the aforesaid
parishes. Said bridge to be completed by
Oct. 18th proximo, and payment therefor to
be made by Jan 1st, 1891. Bids to he opened
Aug. . prex. For plans and specifications APP
ply to tile undersigned.
6. G. BROWN, Carenero. La.
Il. 8. BARRY, Grand Gofean, La.
July 26. 1890. 8
The Opelousas courier., 1890-08-09
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER oFTHE CURRENCY
Waehinmfnn Limo LII I0nn

WhshIngloH3 June IL, IS9Us J
"HEREAs, by satisfactory evidence pre-.
w sented to the undersigned, it has been
made to appear that Tie First National
Bank OF 0pelousas = in the City of Opelousas,
IN the Parish OF ~ Landry and State Of Lon
isiana, has com died with all the provisions
of the Statutes OF oWr--e-sd States required
to be complied win before an association
shall be authorized to ommeDe the bust
ness of Banking;
Now, therefore, /, Edward s. Lacey, Comm
trolier OF the Currency, do hereby certify that
:, The First National Bank of Opelousas,H IN
the City at Opelousas, in the Parish Of ST..
Landry and State of Louisiana, is authorized
10 commence the business of Banking, as pro-
vided in section ffty-one hundred and sixty.
Of the Revised Statutes of the United
States.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
seal of office this 18th day Of June, 1890.
SEAL Comptroller Z d + ih hA easas.ey.
NV No. 1910.
june Fl, 1890. God St
The Opelousas courier., 1890-08-09
ESeH SAFE.

a COMFORTABLE HOME situated in the
and King streets. The improvements consist
of a dwelling house with gallery front and
rear, double chimney, dining room and kitch-
en- attached, d good crib, also we'll ana vegefa-
BILE and flower gardens. improvements all in
good order. There is also a fine orchard of
tig, apple, peach, plum, pear, pecan, aud ia
pan plum and persin1mon trees now bearing.
VIII be sold cheap. Apply at Courier office
or to Jules Gil, Opelonsas. ang2tf