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UPHOLSTERY PAPERHANGiNGS

AZ No.A4l Royal street, Neso Orleans.
VIE subscriber has constantly on hand a large
= supply Of CURTAIN sTUFFs, comprising a
large quantity OF sp|endid embroidered Swiss muslin
Satin medalliol Curtain stuff,
SILK damasks various coiors,
Worsted and Wixed damask, various coiors,
Cotton Cotton 81 q Y . Mexico do DO DO
Also, a large Sau of silk, wors,ed .u ND ,o..o az hor.
behring's and gimps, on erssd colors an A. s H.. = Z
Silk and worsted tasSsls, ABSORBED co,o.s' stc.
Silk and worstcd Cords do do
And, in short, all the numcroua diferen, stvls. ~ S,..
tain stuffs and trimmings. Also, a large assort,nentHa
GIT wINDow-CuRTAIN
consisting of Window cornices,
Gilt poles, of different sizes,
Gilt ornaments and rings, different sizes,
Gilt eagles, do do
A splendid assortment Of Embroideries, suitable for
ottomans and ~footstool covers; embroidered ~hell-pulls,
etc. etc, at remarkably low prices together with a
very large and splendid assortment of
PAPER HANGTNGS,
which comprises the most splendid sHistorical Decors,
suitable for the decoration Of fine saloons, etc,
.Decors,' representing the Eve senses, very fine.
Gold and silver paper h%angings.
Velvet and embossed do.
Satin and plain do.
Velvet, gold, and silver borderinps.
Bed top papers, with suitable borders, and a large as.
sortment of fire board papers and borders.
The subscriber has constantly on hand d large assert.
ment of hair and moss mattresses, bedsteeds, feather
beds, sheets, musquito bars, and general bed furniture,
together with Psrior furniture, All of which will be sold
low, by II. SIEBRECHT,
sepi2-tf Al Royal street, NO
NIB. Orders thankfully received, and Punctually
attended to.
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FRANKLIN COLLEGE,.
OPELOUSAS, LOUISIANA.

EWNHE Trustees of Franklin College take great plea
y sure in announcing to the Public, that The regular
session of this institution will open on the First Monday
% November next. The-Rev. JoiS BURKE, lately of the
Parish of Natchitoches, has been appointed President
and his profound erudition in the various branches Of
collegiate education, coupled with his hitherto succcss-
full experience as a classical instructor, fully warrant the
Trustees in recommending him 10 the Public as an in
structor worthy of their patronage.
Al the branches of a regular Collegiate Education
will be taught in this Institution, embracing the English,
French, Spanish, Latin and Greek languages, Mathe-
maties, Natural Philosophy, &c. Particular attention
will be directed to a thorough and practical instruction
in the French language.
The session will consist Of ten months, beginning
from the first Monday of November next.
The price of Tuition is $40 per session, and boarding
has been reduced to $l20 for the session-both paya-
BILE one-iialf III cash, and the other half on the first of
May next.
The Trustees wish it TO be distinctly understood, that
no crtra charges will be made and that tho price OF
tuition, boarding, lodging, washing, fuel and lights, will
amount only to h 100 per session-parents being requir-
cd to furnish their children with books and stationery,
The Professors are required TO furnish the pupils with
boarding but parents may board them in the neighbour
hood, If it be their option to do 40.
The Dormitories in the College building are admira-
bly, adapted to tile preservation Of good health among
the students, being amply large, well ventilated, and
furnished with fre-piacos and not more than two stu,
deuts are ever permitted to occupyt the same room.
In conclusion, the Trustees and Faculty Of Franklin
College will sparen no painsin providing for the comforts
of the Pupils entrusted TO their charge.
BIZ order Of he Board of Trustees.
Opelousas, Oct. "a, 1874.
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MUNROE'S CLOTHING SOTRE,,

No. 81 Magazine St., al the North East corner
OF Magazine and Grauicr Sts., Men Orleans.
ALFRED MUNROE, would inform his friends and
~ customers, that he is now receiving his fall sup
ply Of ready made Clothing and Furnishing Goods
and he is happy to say that his stock will constitute
without exception, the very best assortment of goods
ever offered in New Orleans.
II N PRICE SYSTEM, which he has al
ready established, viii be strictly adhered to, and goods
will be offered at such prices as hall at all times COM
mand the attention of purchases who study economy.
Large additions will be made II the stock by the arri-
val of every ship from New York.
A. M, thankful for past falors, confidently hopes,
by the system of BUSINESS Naich he has adopted, to
merit a full share Of public pStronage. Among other
goods already received are " following, viz:
Superior French and Engyis i black cloth Dress and
Frock Goats; do do do do trIe and brown do do dodo
do do do cashmere and b3lfver walking do do do do
over do; business coats of e4 Try description; Kentucky
Jean Frock and Dress Goa saGnet do do do do;
Blanket Goats of all kinds: hyperion FreEch and En-
glish cashmere pants do dc. y fancy cashmere do; do
plain English bu~ckskiTdoscb; do do plaid and striped
buckskin cashmere do Kentucky Jean and satinet do ;
super black velvet Vests do fancy do do: do silk and
wool do; do black and fancy satin do double breasted
cashmere and Cashmere do single breasted do do do
Shirts cotton Shirts with linen bosoms and collars
colored Shirts of all kinds rcd flannel do; flannel,
lambswool, nlerino and Gotten Under Shirts and Draw
es Shirt Bosoms and Collars rich Scarfs and Cravats
silk and linen Handkerchief gum elastic and silk
Suspendcrs; Gloves of all kinds la%mbswool, merino
and cotton Stacks; satin and hombazine Stocks
Trunks; Valises Carpet Bags; Umbrellas. Also
handsome assortment of Otter, Fur, Seal and Muskra
Caps. Also, Hats of every description, which will b.
sold much lower than at the regular hat stores.
Every article viii he offered at the lowest price tina
it can possibly be sold for, and no deduction from tina
price will in any instance be made.
ALFRED MUNROE,
nl4.3m No. 80 Magazine ST
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NEW PuBLICATIONS.

NE w pDAIOh IAO4NCs ~
ITTELL's LIVING AGE,N No s, for October,
LII 1874
The American Almanac and Repository of UseJut
Knowledge, vol. l6; for the year lS45.
The american Poefs' Gift, Illustrated by one of her
Painters. Edited by John Reese.
Jdrres' History Of the Sandteioh Islonds. i volume
octave.
Notes on Cnba, BY Physician.
EnersOn's EssGys. second series.
DR.. Chdnning's Works-complcte in 6 vols.
Sparks Letters on EpiScopacy.
A Pictorial Natural History. By s. G. Goodrich.
author of Peter Parley's Tales.
Life of Lard Eidon. Nv florace Iwiss.
Life IF Richard the 1hiTi. Halstede.
The american House Carpenter, illustrated by more
than 300 engravings: Bye. Hatfield.
Punch's Letter Writer. "
Ordcles from IKE Poets. BY Mrs. Gilman.
Bush on the Restoration.
Kcith's Land of Israel.
Parley's What to DO and Ho,o to Do IL.
Parley's Wit Bought.
Also--A few copies Of Dickens Christnas Carol.-
new edition.
Bingley's Tales about Trareling-new edition.
Percy's Tales Of The Kings of England.
a Tale Of the Borders, by w. Gilmere Simns, author
Of 4.Richard Aurdin,'' 's1he Yamasse," it1ae Kins-
men,, etc.
The Beautiful Upknoton, by professor Ingraham.
The Belle Of Boston, or the RitGI StudeRts Of
Cambridge, by Henry Hazel.
No. 8, Wandering Je,c, by Eugene Sue, Herberts
translation.
All the English and American ANIMALS, for l645,
md other illustrated works, got up in a style Of superb
or elegance, suitable for the season.
Just received, and for sale at the New Orleans Sta
toners Warehouse. ]. B. STEEL, IA Camps.
jams. successor to Norman, Steele g. Co.
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~ToOIH.ACHE R

@NONSIDERING Dental Surgery a branch ofone of
NJ the liberal sciences, the subscriber boasts Of no Sc
crets or traps by which to entice patients; but will say,
that, having spared no expense in acquiring a thorough
knowledge Of all the improvements which have been
effected in the dental art, either in Europe or America,
and having every facility for the performance Of any
operation which may be required; and having greatly
reduced the formerly ex travagant prices, he hopes, by
prompt attention to, and a conscientious discharge Of
the duties of his profession, to merit and obtain alibe-
raj share of public patronage.
Artificial paiates inserted, to answer the purposes OF
the natural palate. j PEARSON, Nj. D., Dentist,
Office and residence Barronnc st. near Canal NO
N. B.-A vacancy for one student.
New Orleans, Jun. 8.
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AGREEMENTS CODE Of Practice-Nev Edition.

.HREINER's CODE Of Practice-New Edition.
AW-Just received and for sale by the subscriber, a
new edition of Greiner's Code of Practice of Louisia-
ma, much enlarged and improved, with additional notes
of, and reference to, the decisions of the Supreme
Court, and also the statutory law upon the subject of
practice, In preparing the present edition of the Code
Of Prseties for the press, the editor has incorporated
the Acts of the Legislature which specially amend any
article Of the text. The existing laws Of the Legisla-
ture relating to practice, but which have not changed
any article Of the Code, have been, with the points of
decisions of the Supreme Court, inserted in notes, un-
der the appropriate articles. References are made to
the law in all eases; so that any error that may have oc-
CURED in the hurry of expedition with which the work
has been got up and carried through the press, may be
hastily detected.
The index has been entirely remodelled, and no ex-
erticn spared to render she work useful to the profession
and others interested in the subject matter Of its con
tents.
The expense Of printing the Code has greatly e1-
eeeasd the sxpsetations of the publisher, and hence
those who did not subscribe to the work will be required
to pay ten dollara per copy. Subscribers will receive
theirs at the subscription price, S.
J. b. STEEL, Publisher and Proprietor.
New Orleans, Jan. 8.
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wALHINe.-Op the utility Of bodily exercise
as a preserves Of health, q writer ii ". ondoh
periodical lays II down as positive, thin wAIR5g
Is The most perfect exercise COR the hGsaansBS
Every artery, from the head to the eHtremities,
propels the blood quicker and more equally III
walking than In any other exercise, The blood
is drawn from the head and upper parts, who're
it is slow and languid, and is circulated with afa-
pidity to svery part" ~" .a0a
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The Nep and Beautiful Passenger Steamboa
IN IN +,

J, ". WHITE, MASTER, y
WILL run as q Regular Packet Boat between
w Washington and New Orleans, via the Atch-
afalaya river,) during the low water. Passage and
Freight extremely low-as, for instance, cotton 75c. per
bale up freight SOC. per barrel. Passage low in pro-
portion. The captain being determined 10 graduate his
charges to meet the times, and accommodate the public
in every particular, solicits a share Of their patronage.
Cotton, Sugar, MolasBes and Merchandise of all
the different Insurance Companies Of New Orleans, a
the usual rates Of premium. All persons wishing t.
examine the certificates will please call on Board the
Boat.
opelousas. Jan. 80.
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mos. NAILS, TIN PLATE, sc
RICHARDS &. MONTGOMERY Y,

- RICHARDS 4s W.
No. III CnARrREs STREET, New ORLEANS,
n v Just received, per ships New Hampshire,
A. Sweden, Huron, Bombay, Isaac Allcrton, Hatnp-
den and ALEXANDRA from Liverpool. and by various other
ships from the north, large additions TO Their stock q
Sheffield, Birmingham and domestic goods, making
thhir stock of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Ne, as
extensive, complete and cheap az can be found IN the
southern country. Among their heavy goods arc
400 tons Swedess Tennessee and English Iron, assors-
ed, all sizes
5000 Swedes, Tenn. and English Ploughsharc Moulds !;
800 bundles hoop and band Iron;
5000 kegs best Boston Mills;
500 boxes Tin Plates, Of most approved brands
800 dozen Collins's Hartford, Kings, Davis's and Sim
500 dozen W~hittemore's best Cards, assorted -cotton,
wool and horse
5000 steel cetton.gin Saw Plates; also, Gin Saw Sheet
Steel;
1000 French Pots, assorted, 2 to 108 pints Points
5000 gals best winter strained and bleached Sperm Oil
| 1000 do do do Whale do;
1000 do Linseed Oil;
IS bbIs Spirits of Turpentine ;
25 do best Tanners Oil
5 do Ccpal Varnish
500 Kegs White Lead, assorted;
1000 boxes Window Glass, assorted, 8 10, and ~ IL;
10 casks Sheet Zinc;
800 kegs buck and drop Shot
5000 JabcE Kings genuine Carey Ploughs, assorted
Nos. J., 2, 8 and A;
5000 dozen boat Carolina Hoes, assorted;
LOG pairs Cologne MIL Stones, assorted
I9 do French Burr dos
25 pieces superior Boiling Cloths, assorted, 6,S& 3
ALso-A general assortment Of Mill and Gin Irons
Curriers' Tools, assorted; Houghtot &Wallsce't
superior patent Lard Lamps.
Their stock Of CUTLERY is not surpassed.
-ALso-
5000 pairs Trace Chains
400 dozen painted Wood Buckets;
500 coils Manila Rope, assorted sizea.
Dew 0fleaaA Not. leA-nl4-6t
H AE
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Amrnn1Ds

"A NEW and aplendid collection of Pictorial Books,
IN and articles Of fine and beautiful workmanship,
expressly designed for gifts during the holidays. This
elegant and extensive collection is not e1celled by any
house in the United States, and the prices are such as
will meet the times.
London and American ANIMALS for l845.
Drawing Room Scrap Book, SO fine engravings,
Keepsake, Is fine engroyings
The Book of Beauty, Is engrayings
The American Book of Beauty, 8 tngravings
China, [illustfAted,) 32 engravings
MontgOmery's Sacred Gift, 20 engravings
Juvenile Scrap Book, I6 engravings
Historic Illustrations of the Bible, 81 cngravings
friendships Offering, 9 engravings
Fsrget-ms-not, ii engfavings
Literary Souvenir, 40 engravings
The Gin, 3 engrayings
THE Diadem, 81 cngravings
Leaflets OF Memory, IL engravings
Gems Of Natare, so engravings
The Rose, 10 engravings
The Opal, 8 Sdgravings
American Poets Gift, SIS engravings
Poets and Poetry of America
Illustrated Book Of Christian Ballads
The Green House
The Flower Garden
FlcrA's Gems
flora's Dictionary, Illustrated
Language of Flowers
Female Beauty
Findcn's Illustrations of B5ron's Works
Illustrations Of the Danube
Illustrations Of Bosphorus
Illustrations Of Froistait's Chronicles
Woodwerth'e Greece, illustrated
CunninghAm'e Gallery Of Pictures
Youths KeeSsake
Byron's Works Illustrated
Lady Of the Lake, Illustrated
Lola Rookh, Illustrated
Rogers Poems, Illustrated
CowPeEs Poems, Illustrated
Mrs. Sieourney's Select Poems
PAIL and Virginia, illustrated
Ages of Female Beauty
Spanish and Moorish Scenes
Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress
Shakespeare, Illustrated
Don QuixBte, illustrated
Robinson Csusoe, Illustrated
Together with all the New Illustrated Standard an
other Books adapted for Presents: Common Prayer:
Catholic Books and Bibles, in elegant bindings, wit
illustrations; Books, Games, and Puzzles, e3pressl
adapted for the moral and pleasing instruction of bot
sexes; Ladiea' and Gentlemen's Work and Dressin
Gases, of the most splendid description; Gold, Penc
Cases, Penknives, Folders, Insktands, ETC., for centr
tables etc, etc.
No ~e1eftion or expense has been wanting to preser
to my Numerous c~uetoners the most splendid and con
plete variety for presents ever before offered in the cit.
The public are invited to call and examine the assor
mtnt. J.tB. STEEL, "a Camp st.
Jan. 8 successor to Norman, Steel s. Co.
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"A STARvrp CLERex.-Thc CanteF6ssrv chan-
ter consisting Of Q dozen canona, enjoys sho,,,
&lS,0O0 per annurn; Ut Durham, The sarae aposs
tolic number bhaFe about 100000 a year. Lon
don Is nearly the Same, Westminster and
Windsor come very close ID 10000 i yaaf eachs
The Warden and ten Winchester Fellows sharc
about &I0,500 for positively doing nothing.
Not O sermon can be extracted from one Of
them that we are aware Of The entire income
Of our cathedrel and collegiate bodies stands. In
the Parliamentary reports, at G25z,24I, exclu.
siye Of fines, leases, residences, and the like;
which, as tits well kno&n, and was deInoonslta.
tedin the House Of Commons BY Lord Monsea.
gle, would add another $3.50. GOO annual reye.
nuc TO the amount, by d fkir change Of lease
hptda INTO fteshsadss r. N ~ hass
fore to take. the gross sum, cdtdpFeteadin8 with.
in It about sixty sinecure recl0rieS at E5S0,OO0,
representing q capital Of about eighteen millions
sterling, at the present prices Or land and real
prOperty.-EcClcctic Revietc, tRaa
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The undermined gentlemen, who have been
re commended to IN as suitable personb, will con-
fer ! great favor BY acting as our agents intheir
respective neighhsrhoods
MFR. JULES RoBrcHAUD, BreaMa's Bridge.
Mr.. IuLEs BLANeHBT, Neac iberia.
Messrs. MANNER d FoURNET, editors Of the
C~reole,9 St. Maftiaspitic.
VIZ. A~KENHEAD; Es&.;; Bayou Chicot.
Mr.. i. a. PATIE, Grand C6tcan.
Mr.. A. DEBAILLoS, Vile Platte.
Mr.. S. D. ALLIs, Washington, st. Landry.
Mr.. j. M. WEYMOUTH, Netr OrLeans.
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D. 0rleame auoertleememta.
THOMAS b. WINSTON,
GEBeERoAE GROCER.

Wholesale and Retail Stores, Nos. IL, 10, and
p, cornero b Poydrds and Commerce streets,
New Orleans.
HT AVING taken these THREE STORES for
- along term Of years, I am determined to do bu-
siness in such a way as TO entitle me to the patronage
of the Country and City Merchants, of Plaaters and of
Fansilies. One store intended solely for the Retail
business, the other two entirely to the Wholesale de-
paftment. To the Grocers, ! have added a general
Provision business-Pork, Lard, Recon, Flour, Sc. I
shall be as liberal in terms as any established house in
New Orleans, and for good papcrI will give liberal
time.
j am now receiving my First Supplies, and shall
continue to keep what has always been admitted, even
by eompetitors) the best and cheapest assortment Of
Groceries, Liquors and Provisions in New Orleans.
Nsie OrEsaHs5 Nors lS44. MD Tyr
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0 u wv 90 = @
Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY, BIZ
JOSEPH E7yFEER,
On Court street, Immediately opposite the Court-house.

TERMS:
SunscRlrfioNss-Fo For one gear, in advance, 5000
If paid aftes the expiration of six months, 4 90
For six months, invariably in advance, 2 90
ApyERTIsTNG.-AE one square, not exceeding twelve
lines, ono ~insertion, 8 each subsequent insertion,
fifty cents. Advertisement will be inserted in both
languages, and charged accordingly, unless other
wise ordered. A liberal deduction made on adver-
tissments inserted for long periods. When the time
is not specified, they viii be published two months,
and charged accordingly:-but no advertisement or
subscription viii be stopped, until all arfearages are
paid, unless at the option Of the publisher.
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3tFU.a T.at1 1 $50
III, ss = W. sss ss $500
: - seseE ezs1e5s aysA AasaS
$500 ss's " W. SNaAl 81 Y sslsA.s Sas y 49,
49,: ~ ~ ~ 1 ss $3.50 49, Aaesssasa ~ = ssspe4s
,.;ss !. sA.,Ms 49, s.sAss esN S~t $500 4
81 III $500 SSsa 1870 sss M a sspgsssssA
~ r.. asa . pas y ~ es.saaalnageg. hs Fasssea ss AZ g
s.yS iofcs " his Mvkass eAl AioWiF aAa aelaoeEr
c s H. s1 nas n 4. sss w S $1,000 $3.50 1871 w
s y. ~ VII WI NJ ..sa.l.sA ! y aTs'as $50 asszssSA has
nass .. ~ sssnssHsee.
NJ VI ssae. Y .aesnssas sno s.g S aa 8
- so 81 y, ~ sa.s s.als' 1ol,1 n4ss 49, =
spsosasos vsNsss saAssney nao VIZ Desas y +sAs'es
~ oysssss assssss
MI ~ 1890 %s~- srsSs
by tho ssaTs and nseasassa iby @sii N~Rulmss
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"a v s.
Pierre "a. Guillory. de Is Parcisse 81. xaandry,
Htat dc la Louisianey
a FAIT la demapde, par petition, dGtrc nomine
II administration des biens de fsu
PIERRE LOUIS ~GUIIsLORfs
dams Ia dite paruisse.
Toutes les pcrsonncs qui auFaient des raisons lcgalcs
pour ~s'opposeE d la dite nomination, devront les presen.
ter a mon bureau, ecntes, dams les dix jours qii suiyTont
Ia date du present avis.
4. ~GARRIGUES, JHgs de Paroisae.
Opelousas, 9 Janvier ls45.-2t
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OPELOUSAS MAIL ARRANGEMENT.

NJ Arr. everyWedn'y & Sat'y, by pm.
- . Closes ev. Wed'y g. Sunday do.
ALEXANDRIA & Arr. ev. Sunday s. Wed'y, BY 10 pm.
NArenIrscnEs, Cloaes ev. Wed'y s. Sat- y, BY s PIN.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS mail ey.Sunday.
Closes with same every Saturday.
Arrives every Monday, by ~ M.
SAlcAaik'' Closes same day At 6 P. N.
sT Oaiee hours from . a. m. 10 ! P. M, every day
except Sunday.
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PRoPoRTIoNs or PERSONS IN ~DEFrERENr
EMPLoyMENTs IN GREAT BRTTAEN.-..An elaL.
pirate and interesting summary Of the results Of
the last census IN England, Wales, Scotland,
and lhe other islands n the British seas, has
beSh lately published IN England. VT exhibits
anssbng other things, besides the toiaE.populationh,
thu aggregate Of persons engaged 10 the seye-
rasl principal emplcymcnts, 0r rather Ii the
cl-1sses Of enployrnents which arc similar In
thsiF character. For exnmple, the whole pops.
~ulation II stated 90 be 16,s44,43e, including the
island &c Great Britain only, and NOT Tho King.
dom Of Ireland, and including also the ARMY
and Navy, abroad and nfloat. The number ~
those whose occupations are asccrtained and re-.
ported Is 7,546,6o8. The number not Ascer.
tanned, Of both sexes, including children, was
l0,907, 1895.
The number included In the above aggregates.
Of persons engaged In cmploymenfs connected
with commences, trade and manufactures was
!, 1I0,370; in agriculture. including farmers aud
Nraziera, field laboEers, gardeners, nuipcrysnen;
I'D florists, 1,4o0,27S; other laborars, miners,
~uarriers, messengers, &C., 76I, 1858; navy, naer.
chant service, wateFneil, &c., l2l,e2l; army,
haiEpay, and East andia Company s~eryice, al
home, 42,234; do. abroad, so, $50: profeasions,
F~clerical, legal and medical, 63,is4; oducated
persons in other pursuits, l42, 1896; domestic
servants, l,I65,233; returned as indspendant,
Sll,448; aims people, pensioners, paupers, luz.
natics and prisoners, 10000; 10. aAoai,4 D56.
--a@------4-@
AN INFALLfBLr REMRDy Toa LowNnss on
S~PIRfrs.-Tako one ounce Of spirits of Faa0lus
ton and an equal portion ur the oil of good con-.
science inGuse into these Il tahle spoonful afasllH
of patiencc, and add thereto d low uprigN af u
plant called solhers woes which Won wfll fnd
freely growing ii every pags of The garden oflifc,
but especially under me broad leayes Of = shewy
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RRQRAIR ALLKS,
pR0BAHR 9AARe


WILL be sold at public Auction, by the under
~ signed Parish Judge in and for The Parish of
ST. Landry,
On MONDAY, the 10th Of Feb'ry next,
1t the last residence Of PIERRE LOUIS Gull
LORY, late Of the parish aforesaid, deceased husband
of Advice Deshotel, situated in
Grand Prairie, near Fiat Tom,
All the property belonging TO the estate in community
between said Advise Deshotel and the children and
heirs Of said deceased, consisting of
The Tract Of Land,
on which said deceased last resided, containing 100
superficial acres. Another
Tract Of Wood and Prairie Land,
sasatsd also in Grand Prairie, and containing 900 SUI
PethchS arpents.
Six slasss; $50 head Of gentle horned
Gat1ie; Ise head of Vacherie horn
ed Cattle ; ab>st 80 head Of broke
Horses; about S0asaad If rnhroken
Horses; Mares and Oats: Imnle.
ments Of Husbandry heasehold
Furniture, &c.
Terms at sale.
a GARRIGuEs, Parish Judge.
January 9th, 1s45-ts.
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81, @rIeans apnerttsrnrsNt.

v. DAVID s. SON,
No. SO Old Lepee, betuecn Cont and BienriNc
streets, New ORLEANS,
a RE now receiving from ths manufacturers in Eng
A land and France, a complete assortment Of
HbAKRD WIRE ~ CUTLERY H.
which were selected from the best patterns; and by the
long experience ofthe senior partner, insures good and
sufsable articles for the Louisiana trade. They have
made 4 good aclection Of
AMERICAN HARDWARE,
and purchased al low prices, which will insure to the
Country dealers q good assortment, and at very re-
duced prices. Their assortment is cOrDPlete, and IN
cludcs the greatest variety of ever
brought to this market. They would bes a call at their
well known establishment, No. SO Old Levee.
II The st. Martinville Gazette Will please copy in
both Languages, and send their bill as above.
0pelousas, Dee. S, 1874. d5-2m