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law school of Cumberland University, a. Lebanon.
Teuness~e.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham cam'sr', late one Of he e'rcu
Hon Nathan Green the Of the supem, court
Hon Rromae,d L. Ridley cnsncriiors of the STATE
Judges Green dev e their whole time srouvsv
10 the school, ,-.,.. s. - -. a.. a..
ooka No regular but erP'snaons os inc
daily Lessons IN the progress Of the examinations
Weekly moot law and equity In when mn
atsment of fsc@ gwen ny sne pofes
them through the known IN scus'
practice eases framed require them 10 prepare
villa records ard All be read
dence the of Tho casss are taken w appeal )"
supreme court held monthly IN the c'ass ana IN
public the cad session The students Act -
f circuit chsnceors and In otber ocA ea
rseitie- connected with their suits.
Sons1be the thrd MONDAY W SEP
cmbe and ends third February The second com
the succeeding Monday in February ana enns SECOND
Thursday in July.
Expenses ssson.uon $50, in advance; contingent
fee 81 boarding Students furnish their own pooks
which hc had in the Lebanon
Four sesscns required tho cours nnsss ne a
dens enter advanced No previous udy required m
There four cssses Students nsy enter
any ums dnrins the coioaiste year. t'tHt N'
Theirs il moot legislature connected with tho school
Number of.tudents The las, collegiate year eighty six
Feb li-eoly President Board Of Trustees
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TO Gun sUBsCRIBERs.

The peDon viii be- entered oar ssehs, snss
payment Of the subscrpaoD be made In sdvasss. 1
Distant subscribers may mon~y BY letter. Ae psses
paid BY US assumed By ourssvs q " sale
usnsmissiou. ~
The COUNTRY PAPER published ui wssky during the
sons Congress, semi weekly during the recess ~ s
Subscriptions period lees than will be received
terms proportoned 10 above annual rates. 4, ns4i
90 P0srMAsTERs sssns snh, ~
endng DAILY subscribers with $50 enclosed ~ Rvs
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers, with e25 ensosedi WkkAAx
subscribers $40 enclosed will be entitled = 0s
edition they subscribers for, gratis ~ so
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keeper. 10 command and he is represented TO hayc
been, possible, tyrannicaI and sanRulnary
than his master, the Nero OF modern times sff
In addition 10 the above, and from other sources. We
learn that The revolt confined 10 the squsdrop
under Commodore Coe that only few days after
the meeting OF the squadron, Uquzas forces dsbaRded
entirely The dlsnemberDen commencing from his Teinr
sal to ratiiy the treaty arranged between his own COM
mssioners and those appointed by the Buenos AyrsAns
and IN consequence OF the robbery and destruction of cat
lie and property and that, if the United States steamer
Water Witch had not received him board. and given
him passage to Entire Rios, he would doubtless never
have left Buenos Ayres alive.
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tlIGHLt-IMrROyED HOUSE AND LOTS for sale =
VI The suhscriber Is authorized eomple-
and well Washington
situated on one Of the leading public Of the city, and dis
tant about mBuer from
from north front fine Of
considerable portion of the city.
by
stories high with back building eighteen feet by
eight n which honsc,
The stable, the
stalls pscicns os
The grounds around the house. comprising
handsomely laid out in lawn and garden with
collection
fruit shrubs, vines, and fruit hearing
story Of III. house rooms, sps
kitchen the
five three Of which eighteen twenty
bathroom and
supplied by a cis'ern above.
In the third aod .oe. FIVE good and under about
half the building dry cellars
closets and of
pleasantly upon garden
agreeable shaded grounds
in that direction. lei
Further information regarding the house and the Of sale
which win he accommodates he had application to hs
surber, At his Once of snd "a street, Ws-hnKon
4 N>v I7-ec3w .f aFf u. A. HALL.
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100 dozen wool half stockings, three sizes, weighing
three pounds dozen.
Blue flannel for lining great
Worsted sasbes, crimsoH
Drums, complete, artillery and infantry
Colinss
Spades
Tin caneens, hold three pins
Bunting red, white, and blue
Tent poles and pins, for hospital, WALL and common
tents
Brass spurs prs
All which of manufacture, and conform in all
respects the standard patterns sealed In this Office.
Samples mail additional information
the subject which deSred by manufacturers wishing
Offer proposals.
Ten Of The amount Of each delivery will be retained until
the shall compeed which be forfeited the Uni
ted States decaon the OF the contractor full
filling spulatons Of About half
supplies will before the frat OF July
and will be them
BY funds for This branch Of the service available
the remainder will be paid for on delivery.
The privilege reserved OF increasing by the quantity
Of all the supplies above mentioned.
Contracts will be based accepted proposals. for the fulfil
which will be required Bds de-
sired only from manuacuTe regular dealers In the article pro
posed furnished and will be respected or condeed from
who NOT known manusctarer OF regular dealer ~
desired supplies which ac the must be distinctly
bids offered well the and address OF the
intended be securities In contract
obtaned.
Letters containing proposals should be endorsed. Proposals
Army Supplies" addressed 10
Nov 20-3tnwtJlaDec. Major and ouartermastcr u y. A.
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Redemption OF virgins. 81, Per Cent. Debt.

THE holders the following certificates Of debt
Of vgnia rcdcemsble The slh day Of March, ISia,
and within cedng fifteen years.
notes that Of As sinking Jund by
sc Of the general assembly Of Virginia. 2h
March, 1885, proceed, FIRST day of March, 1854,
said csAcatss the Of the Commonwealth
sotes The holders Of said certificates required
n day surrender the the office o
audi.or whether surrendered the
cease thst day;
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DELIsy BELIsy BELLS THE subscribers manufacture
keep constantly hand all Of church, factory
locomotive, md pantton bells These
bells hung with the patent iron yokes with They
that the capper will strike
place. which desirable after bell has rung years.
Springs affixed in the clapper from resting
the be thereby oongng sound These bells maauc
stock, aud in castings.
foundry found
We give written warranty church bells
from date OF purchase, with fair usage, will
charge The a bells Is warranted. Nearly 5000 bells
have been sold from this foundry which the best evil
superiority We gold medals,
from fairs,
and purify tone" We particular getting
chimes aud refer those furnished by Our foundry
within few rods OF the Hudson Eric canal railroads
ming every direction.
kind in the United and has
filed with great despatch. We
OF the Satce Old bells taken in exchange for
Levels, compasses, &C., constaatly on hand. Address
A. MENEELY'S SONS,
May 2l--lyd&cp West Troy, N. Y.
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Familiar Dtscourses ON Language.

lR WATKINS intends deliver of familiar d.courses
language with occasional crics remarks
who have written the subject.
The series will sir discoues the d Of which, being
introductory, will comprise review OF the early history
and critical examination OF the prevailing opinion origin
of the English language,
The the whole series admitting
lady and gentleman for single ticket admitting
the evening, so cents.
The si.cour.es viii he delivered Csru. 6
Thursday evening merit, Mt 8 O'Clock.
Tickets w found Of V. srbana,
and 7 streets and at the bookstores Of Mrs Anderson
ior h Nsury Pennsylvania avenue.
Nov s-dif
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Rich hrocho Thibet long shswls
no square do
VERY rich gold embroidered Thibct square shawh
Do do long 90
Do plaid long sbawis
DO do square shawh
Do IN Hungarian scarfs
Rich broche Th,be scarf
yr,v r,ch gold bordrred broche Tbibs scsrf<
In .ddoo 10 the ladies' cloths and web
vet. az all widths which viii be offered very cssons
bic prices "oo"' "No'' -
Nov Is-3taw4w
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United states Patent Once,
Washlnatou. November 10. ii

WssMhRhh, NOvFmbef TT Is-J
IN petition Samuel 4. Of ssem county
sasn Of New Jersey, formerly Of Manbug Ohio,
praying of him l5ah
u January $780, 10 which improvements added the
1871 machines husk
ing and .being corn year. expiration o said
paien takes 18th day Of January eighteen
hundred nd hly four
the said petiuon be heard At the Patent Once
Saturday, itth Of IL O'clock ard all
why petition ought o granted.
opposing the required file In the Patent
Once their ooecnoas specially forth In writing At least ~cn
before hsafnGt all 6Ied by either
the said hearing taken and transmitted In
codancr with the Of the oe, which will be furnished
Ordered that this notice be published In the Union National
fnsecncer and Evening Washington
Philadelphia, Pa; Evening and scentihc American New
York, N. VI Boston Post, Boston, Mnss Patriot Concord,
Enquirer Ohio,
successive weeks previous TO the 18th day Of January
g. MASON,
Commissioner Of
sEdtos OF the above papers win please copy,
bills 70 the Patent once, with containing this notice.
Nov l3-law3w
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CARD.Major FIELD late OF Wiiards Hotel respectfully
informs friends and the public generally thai he has ieascd
for the well known hotel on Capitol H kep by
Casparis being thoroughly repaired and
modern style, and VIII be opened for the
cpton OF about the Sfh Of November Due notice
will be given.
2S-du
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TsEAsvxY DErAsraEsr, December |, 1865
The lins haltsd by aforementioned notices
ousn o July August last purchase
stocks Ussed hereby extended the LIST January
next observed thAs addition sssign-
ssn holder distinctly tho interest
the transmit, the ss the
case may Ia dsfau, this assignment
premium sAd days interest ess interest from time Off
de.apaon 10 ss january only viii be paid
10 oppoun distant holders OF notice.
tine consider mnsd prior
said lsl January entitled 10 ils benefits.
9.. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
NOTICE
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, July ~, 1853
Notice holders OF
tbc United States January
ls47 3 OF December 1857 and Of the
auoszsa BY Of Ss March, ISo, and Isdes~abe 3o
June prepared purchase,
hereof and the is day Of December
extent mlons OF dollars stocks
the manner hereinafter mentioned,
any contingent competition, within
preference will be given the order Of time in which the said
b. offered The certificates duly assigned United
sscs be transmitted this department; upon receipt
Whereof sprcc will be paid compounded Of the following acu
larsi
J. The par specified in each certificate.
,. A pr remnm said twenty per cent
Interest VI the certificate July 1853,
dale Of aud settlement treasury
reach the owne Of days
diion.
Payment said stocks win be Treasurer
United the Boston, New York.
Philadelphia, as lhc parties muy indicate.
0 @te2 JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT Aug. q, 1858.
Notice hereby the holders Of the stocks Of
authorized by the Of April h 642 edoeabe 3lst
Decsmer 1884, and also holders stocks
loan authorized by the Of july 1885, redeemabe is No
sembcr 1885, that this department prepared purchases
between the hereof and the f day Of December
millions Of said stock,
terms hereinafter mentioned TO wit:
In contingent compcon within the stated
eisrcnce viii order Of which the said stocks Of
either kind may certificates duly assigned
United States be transmitted to this department upon the
cp Whereof price viii be raid compounded Of the following
ucuars: sHEt & w
Is, par specidedln each certificate.
premium Of l6 the stocks of lS42 redeemabe
in 1904 premium tho may be) ofsk per
stocks Of rsdeemsbc In 1856.
3D. mere. par certificate July 1885,
10 the settlement the treasury with
snce or money reach the ownU Of days
tiion
Payment stocks will be drafts OF
the assistant Boston, New
or Philadelphia, the parties may direct
aE JAMES GUTHRIE,
Dec l-dtIstJsn Secretary ofthe Treasury.
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Great Match Runntng Hacc. $500. Colum-
bia Course, Alexandria CO., Va.
THERE race, $500, course,
Tuesday, November I'D iss3 O'Clock precisely Heats,
one mile and repeat.
\. Suit enters b. g. John Graham.
Y. M. Hall enters .. a. Santa Anna.
The above thorough Bred and from the best
the county, The
following pues
OF entries make race)
Purse Slo0 Wednesday, Nossnbsr 23d-one
pent.
$500 Thursday, November 2ih-tuo miles
peat
Purse &00 Friday, ahfour repeat.
Entries Be made the track by Friday November
fore ~ O'Clock.
proprietor having fenced the track and made
place, public
vii the best accommodations for and horse
CYRUS MARTIN,
Nov l0-3swtlsshFcb Proprietor
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UNITED STATES MAILS.
Posr ofros DsrARTassr, November }, 1853.
STATE OF MAINE

STATE OF MAINE
pRoPosALs for conveying the mails Of the United States from
the ls January 1854, 0h June, 1857, following
OF Maine, will be the Contract Once
Once Department. unit, O'Clock, Monday
next, o be on
No. From Augusta, by Browns Corners yassaIboo East
NAsssIboro', China, Albion, Unity, Troy, DiInont,
Huntsmans Mills, NewbuIs, West Hampden, and HaH,p-
den, 10 Bangor, 81 mics and back, sir times week.
l.cavs Augusta daily, except sunday, a. m.
Arrive at Bangor same day by 9p. IN.
Leave Bangor daily. except Sunday, al a.
Arrive at Augusta same day by p IN.
for proposal and and requirements tenn
bracng conditions be incorporated such
the deem proper advertisement
proposals for mai. service in the New England sses dated
Decembe: IS 1851.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Nov 5-Isw4w Postmaster GeaeTal.
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CArpetinSs and OIL Cloths.
WE have ready for sale
w 60 pairs ingram carpets
40 do BRUSSELS do
10 velvet do
10 do a. oil cloths, medium
do e.
do s-4 do very superior
sheets oil CLOTH Of best quality which will be any
diagram
complete OF goods furnishing
purposes the lowest market ricer.
YERBY, TEHBs, & VERY,
Octe-n Pa. and street.
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MONTGOMERY BLAIR. Attorney at Law, Will here
III holden Washington
Once street, nrst door from Pennvans in horns
building.
Nov j-dJm
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III Il have this day opened n choice ass0rtme mt n
goods purchased the New York auctions and importer
consisting In part Of viz
900 yards rich plaid silks
brocade do
I,5Oo plain PouIt dc Sole silk
1000 do high ustI-d black dc
1900 do brss quality French mcrino, Sl
I.5O0 plaid and figured French raous~enos q. lans
1000 do rch plaid Jk
I9D do high coiored plaid merinos
A fine assortment Of embroldrres
pieces ~ black and coored siIk sslvess
Is do pclice cloths, for Indies coaks.
CLOAKs AND SHAWLs.
20 new style closks, cloth and velvet
Ba long shswts
50 long cashmere do
square
DOMEsTfCs.
large s--or,men, of staple goods Of all kinds -
Nov i5-3taw2wif HALL BkofHER
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no. JOHNSTON Auditor Public Accounis The Commission
$, ". PARKER, Register Z ers of the sink
GEO W. MUNroRb sec'y Commonwealth } iss fund.
NorpThose ccb6caies who desire redeem by
opsv p,ut AZ re~sAns
tnovasc before minister pscnpotenay charge
daHares cocui
sppntsi hy ~ the United
,aunsvv proper cf country
Of
tborsin rssdns United States, the acknowledgment
peace, public commissioner
sppcaseA hy governor of Virginia. s suci.n, In
the csriocsts delivered.
Rcanoxp, Virginia, November 10, 1853
i-dtis<Mr
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Ceilectors OAace November 4. pss a.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAxrAyrRs Notice /. hereby
dveo pesssas WIN indebted corporation :.
on lHa whatever
befcrc the 3st day of December en-
suing n win ka du collection
advertisement sal. c The property, according TO law
Nov p-SawsA r. }. ROCHE, Collector.
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T'O BLANK Book Manufacture Medium, denny,
i cap papers, for sale by COLLINS, BOVINE, CO.,
llth doors north Of Penn. avenue,
Branch Of Staoners Hail. ia and l6 Peal New York
N. B.-Orders received for book binders materials.
T-du
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COR SALE LoaseA commodous four and attic house
Of House
recently been popered and panies
accommodating aud given immed
Oct l5-du
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IRON BEDsrEADs i-ccmr,ock, Bromley 4 Co,
i fScsusers 95 Leonard New York,
Bsosdway Common and pding plain and
Hotel hospital prisons, family,
Also
spnss beds, hair and other
point o
from
Anbss pcsbe and convenient Orders
be- addressed to .-.E. -5..r
CoMsTOCK, BROMLEY, h co,
HN No. Is Leonard st., New York.
Asee wanted for Tho sale of Descriptive
mt requested.
Nov 1i-I63m
tssssUs4svsn FsH~aie Seminary, Georgetown, ID. q.
THIS sAssissscM opevsson r,o,. pup can b.,
admitted into the family Terms of boarding pupil.
of months, payable half yearly advance.
French, music, and wing, &c,
Day pupss from o. 60 per quarter. In advance.
Catalogues - hsd on apc'scsnon to the principal.
WILLIAM J. CLARK
Oct Se--Anasusn Principal.
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Once OF Army Clothing and Equipage,
Philadelphia, November l6, 1853.
GEAIlED PROPOSALS will be office.
O'Clock Of the Sst day Of December for furnishing
by the following supplies deliverable
the United States Clothing and Equpagc depot Schy
us quantities ~ required, viz
10000 yards "a dark (ndigo cloth
ing 81 OF. per yard
$4,000 ynrds6a sky blue ndso dyed) twied cio, weigh
ing ~ per yard
10000 army blankets WOOL gray, with the letters u 8. in
black, four inches long, in the CENTRE 10 be
feet long and five feet wide each blanket TO weigh
five pounds
$4,000 yards 7e flannel, cotton, and wool
5000 do 8 4 Canton flannel
5000 do "a unbleaehed drilling
2c000
iosSSS 90 cotton duck ss inches wide weighing ~
1900 do do 2oh do do 10 do
do do do
10000 do do 10 do I5k do
10000 do do do do l2t do
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rIDAKS MANTILLAA, tkc.-We have Just received
complete assortment OF new style Prisan and other
ve scarf, sha~ls &C., which
invite ladies OF Wastneton Geogetown Alex
sndria and country. We In portion
rIsn and embroidered Auagoncsc cIoaks, style
Do do do do
no do Hungarian circle do
No do do
no do Isabcia do do
DO do 10 Jcbossphat do do
Do do do La Imperatrce circle do
10 do La Gric do do
10 do Chois do do
10 do do and velvet sscks
Do do do velvet manulss
DO do do PsImas styles
m do Tiiabms do
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AN and amer Thursday October 1885, daily (sundsy
cepsea this road agrecaby the following
arrangement;
Ian and intermediate points will the
on Duke and Henry Streets ~ o'clock se
III O'Clock,
raing, will WaIren0n orlock,
arriving in Alexandria quarter before O'Clock,
train Cuipeprr Alexandria and intermediate points will
Cupeper ~ O'Clock, arriving in Alexandria al O
O'Clock, T. IN.
Returning. will Alexandria al N oock arriving
Cuipepcr nj ~ O'Clock, y.
daily stage running Godonsyile Cupepe Ia
with the this and the Virginia central roads
TaRouoH
Do 6tAunton
no. Lyucnbufg w
No. Winchester W
Per order: w. u. BROCKETT, Agent
A--du
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VIRGINIA LAND SCRIP.--1'hc undcrsigned having had
years. acquaintance with Virginia military land
revolutionary records Richmond, will attend
10 the revision claims under the of 3stAugs
purchase and sell land and land scrip
vESPAsIAN ELLIS,
June 20-codif Irving Hotel.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Cour du SiIieme Dist. Jud5ciGjre,
Paroisse RE1 Baton Rouge.
Dams raffaire de administration NJ ao7
de URiAH BLUE, TN absentee. -,'' ~
I'm vertu dune commission lance dams
T. rafaire ci-dessus numerote ct moi
adressee par PHon. la Com du Sixieme Dis
trict Judiciaire, dams ct pour la Paroisse d'Est
Baton Rouge, Etat de la Louisiana, Jexpo-
serai en- vente pubiique, a la porte de Ia
maison de Cour dams la vile de Baton Rouge
San,edi, lie 4ue jour de JUN, A. D., 1853, a
II heurer, du nlatin, la prophets ci-apres
exposes ct decrite, savoir:
UN certain terrain de terre situe dams Get
tie partie de la vile de Baton Rouge, arpente
par lie feu Anth ony Gras, rnesurant soixante
pieds de face sur la rue de FEglise, sur cent
vingt pieds de profondeur. ct designe sur le
plan de la dit vile, CONNIE terrain No. a
de Fflet No. 4. Conditions dc Ia Tente-
CoMprANr. H. V. BABIN, Sheriff
Mai ;, 1853. It's
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Notice.

NOtEEEs
Sizth JudiciaI Dist. Court, Parish
Of East Button Rougc,
Va HEREAS GABRIEL GUzMAN, and
w BERNARD DupuY, of said Parish have
applied to the Hon. Sixth Judicial District
Court, for SAID Parish, to be appointed joint
administrators of the succession of Jacques
MORGAN, dee. ased. .......
Notice is hereby given to all persons in
terested to show cause within ten days
from the first publication of this notice, why
the said application should not be granted
may 10. M. MORENO, Clerk.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
.Sagtk JuHiciaI Distr1ct-Pngysh Of
~. East Baton ROMge.


In the matter OF Curatorship OF No ao7
URIAH Blue. an absentee.
10y VIRTUE of commission issued
- in the above entitled and numbered
cause, and to- me directed, from the hon.
Sixth Judicial district Court, in and for the
Parish of East Baton Rouge, State of Louis
lana. will expose at public sale, at the
Court House door in the City of eaton
Rouge--on Saturday the 4h day Of June nert,
A. D., 1858. at II O'Clock, A. NJ, the property
herein after setforth, and described to wit:
A certain Lot of ground situated in that
part of of the City of Baton Rouge, laid
out by the late Anthony iras, measuring
sixty fee. front, on Church street by one
hundred and twenty feet in depth, and des
cribed in the Plan thereof, as Lot No. 4, OF
Square No 4. Terms Of Sale-cAsH.
May Sd 1852. II. Y. BABIN. Sheriff.
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S. OUSSET. Tail0r.

On Laurel Street, 6etpee's Lafayette f. Third.
PEGS respectfully to inform his friends
- and the public generally, that he has
just returned from New Orleans with a
splendid and well selected assortment of
Spring and Summer Goods, for gentle
mems clothing-which he offers on the most
reasonable terms. .atas aag; sga
All he wants is call, before going else
where. 9 mar 3O-3m.
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A " 4 g .

VES.
Cam dm Siaaeme Dist. J1Nllciaare,
ParoiSse dESt Button Rouge.
A TFENDU que GABRIEL GUzMAN ct
II BERNARD DUPuY, de la dite Paro!sse,
&c sont adresse 4 la dite Cour pour etre nom
mes conJointement administrators de la
succession de Jacques Moreau, decide.
Avis est par la presente dome a toutes
personnes interesses de faire SAVIOR leur raj
sons dams dix jours de la premiere publica-
ton de Get avis, pourquoi la dite application
ne serait pas accordee. N. WORENO,
mai 10. Greffler.
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Mothers Relief.

ONE of those remedies that should be
~ in the hands of every one expecting
to become mother, its virtues can best
be known by the use oft For sale by
=1 II. T. WADDILL, Druggist.