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THE MERCHANTS EXCHANGK-ITs OBJ
jet AND AIN.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE,
ST. RI. IL


One Of the leading objects sought to be at.
and friendly conferences of the merchants
and business men Of this city at their Exchange,
which will no doubt prove mutually advanta-
geoua, and result in establishing q sort OF
head quarters where tho reflex Of their opin-
ions and experiences in business, will be 70.
corded for future reference and guidance.
1t will, moreover, be a part Of their duty,
and strictly within tho province of this asso.
citation to give an eye to the legislation OF our
City Councils and Congress Jour national legis-
lature) when laws are being enacted for the
government of our District, especially those
relating to the currency, and the chartering
OF insurance companies, banks, &c. In ell
other cities in the Union, the merchants and
business men take tho initiative in matters of
this kind; why should they in our city falter
or shrink from the path of duty here under
the sb adow of the capitol? The liberal and
kindly disposition ever manifested by our City
Councils and Congress during series of years
past to legislate for tho general veal, has
been apparent to tho most superficial Observer
and when there has boon delay, doubt, or he.-
itancy, it would seem to have arisen solely
from the absence of that official or authorize.
tive data 80 essential to intelligent legislation.
Our business community are annually SUBJ
jected to heavy losses arising from and Incl.
dent to the transient character Of our popula-
ton during large portion of the year. They
shall seek, in proper time, 80 to arrange the
basis on which the credit business is conduct
ed in this city, that the evil will be lessened,
If not entirely eradicated.
1t will be tho constant aim of tho associa-
ton to lend its aid and sanction to all enter.
prises having for their object tho honor, vel
fare and prosperity of tho District.
All merchants and business men of fair
standing can be admitted to membership.
On motion, it was unanimously agreed that
tho merchants and others of Georgetown be
requested to become members of the Exchange
On motion, it was resolved that the editor.
OF the newspapers published in this city, b
respectfully requested to publish the above.
|: SAMUEL BACON, President.
JOHN T. ELLIS, Secretary.
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Naval Intelligence.
We clip the following from late number Of
NaE York Snn.

! We clip the following from late number of
New York Sun:
The U. s. Storeship Southampton, Junius
j. Boyle, commander, arrived at this port yes
terday, from Tahiti, whence she sailed Dec
9th. On the 10Th French squadron of four
vessels sailed for New Caledonia. Tho 18th
the whale ship Golconds, Capt. Dougherty,
sailed for the United States The captain
and crew of the chip Jupiter, Of California, had
arrived, having been eight days and nights in
an open boat; their vessel foundered to the
south OF the group.
The John Laud arrived in company of the
whale ship Rowland, the former having
sprung aleak and making much water. The
whale ship America was undergoing repairs,
having struck on a sunken rock off Caps Ma.
raj. Loft in port U. s. S. Portsmouth, Capt.
Dornin, to sail in few days for home; also
the whale ships Callao, Marriage, Cavalier,
Isaac Hick, and Chas Phelps The steamer
City OF Norfolk was daily expected from Sid.
ney, en- route for California The following il
list Of the Southampton officers:
Junius j. Boyle, lieutenant commanding;
Geo A. Stevens, master; Arthur NJ, Lynch.
Assistant Surgeon, James h Rochelle, passed
midshipman; Thos. ]. Houston, do Fredk. A,
Boardman, midshipmsn; SIN Danahan, Carts
CLERK; Francis Garrison, actg masters mate:
Ansel l.. Burton, purser's steward; VIM. W
Newton, hospital steward: Theodore Luastoff
passenger.
sHAGHAE, January 1.-The u. S. schoone,
Fennimore Cooper, of the surveying squadron,
and tho U. 8. propeller John Hancock ware
renting The U. s. sloop Vandalia was on
the station. =
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ERSONAL,

80. Mrs. Carolina Schroeder, wife Of the
Hon: Francis Schroeder, American Minister to
sweden, and daughter ef W. W. Ssaton, ESD,
OF this city, died at Stockholm on the Oath of
February last. This lady was very much
esteemed by all who enjoyed her aoqu aintsnoe
In the midst Of US, and her death, therefore.
cannot fail to produce profound sensation in
the circles where she was most loved
go. The death of Lieut. Arthur Lewis, U.
3 announced in the Union this morning
took place on the Both of March last, at Bow.
ling Green, Caroline county, Va.
80. The Know Nothings in several State.
are dividing of into several cliquss and ooter
les. In New York there are three factions
LIST, Barker's party, called Hindoss; I'd, the
Allen party, called Originals; Sd, the Utics
organization, called bogus or Seward Know
Nothings. In Massachusetts,, Now Hamp.
shire and New Jersey there are two factions
in each.
80. Mrs. Telitha Twiggs, wife Of Major
General Twiggs, died recently in New Orleans
80. Hon. Henry A. Edmundson has beer
re-nominatsd for Congress by the Dem eratic
Convention in the Montgomery district of Vir.
ginis, and has accepted the nomination
80. Mrs. Cas-, wife of the Hon. Lewis Cass,
Jr., United States Minister at Rome, died sud.
denly In that city on the third of March.
80. Miss AIMS c. Lynch was married on
Saturday last to Vincenso Botta, late of sar.
DINA
80. Hon. William Appleton, Of Boston, do
oines tho public dinner rendered by biz CON.
stituents .. ...'l-
80. George P. Fisher, Esq, of Dover, has
been appointed Attorney General of Delaware.
80. signorina Parodi is about TO return to
the United States. g..
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LIME. PLASTER.

( tEMENT, HAIR, &c.-Just opened two large
~ kilns of splendid wood burnt Lime.-A. & l..
HOOVER have this day entered into co-partner-
ship; and, having made several additions 10 their
fine kilns. are now manufacturing from 800 to LOCO
barrels of the best wood burnt Line per week,
which will be sold at the lowest market prices
Also, constantly on hand a large quantity of the
finest PLASTER, CEMENT and HAIR to be found
in this city.
All those who are in want of these articles will
certainly md 1t to their advantage to give them
call. A. & l. p. HOOVER
Potomac Lime Kins, 9th street,
one square south lower bridge, near Geot'n.-
ap 3-d3w
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Know SOMETHING'S AGAINST KNOW MOTH
IsGs. -The Washington correspondent Of the
Now York Courier, in recent letter, says:
"The Know Something's, an offshoot of the
Know Nothings, are making efforts to estsb.
lish On organ which shall resist the tendency
OF the latter society to Southern opinions 70.
specting slavery" .-.
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POISONED BY RAr.-A few DAYS ago, .
young lady at boarding school in Flushing,
N. T., had her hand bitten by q rat, while
she was in bed, asleep. It soon commsncSd
swelling and physician was called in who
pronounced 1t to be badly poisoned, and OK.
pressed the opinion thatit might have to be
snputated. The young lady has bsen com.
PEELED to leave school, and is now at her home
10 Brooklyn. She says that she IVES Awakened
In the night BY nibbling at her hand, when
she graspsd the ret and threw It from The bed
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Great Snow Storm.

MONTREAL, April Ut has been showing
hard here fof the last Is hours. Heavy drifts
have accumulated which are likely to impede
the trains.
OGpExsBURa, April "A severe snow storm,
accompanied with hesvy northwest wind ID
prevailing here. The Thermometer ID ton de-.
grees shove Ssfo.. a -
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THs TEMPERATURE ON THE Rio GRANDE.-
We have letter this morning from an ofaosr
stationed at Ringold Barracks, On the Rio
arande, some one hundred and twenty miles
above Fort Brown. whs says that on tho sth
inst. the thermometer stood there in the shade
at 100 degrees Of Farenheit! ..a-
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KANSAS ELsorIoN.-A dispatch from ives
ton, Mo-, says that the ticket Of the friends of
the Nebrasks-Kansas bill, on the north side of
Kansas river, had thousand majority, and
that there was no opposition to that ticket in
Burr, Oak, or Achison precincts. .---.-
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NOTICE

THO BUILDERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS.-
Il Having made large additions to stock and
arrangements for a constant supply, now offer
at moderate prices, for cash, a good assortment OF
Building Materials and House furnishing articles,
such
Butts. fast and loose Joints of all sizes
Parliament Hinges, Patent Blind Hinges
A variety of strap Hinges
Gimet Point Screws, Brass and Iron Its
Axle Puies, Patent Sash and Blind Fastening
A variety of MOrtice, Rim aud other Locks
complete assortment Of Carpenters Tools
Pocket and Table Cutlery, Spades, Forks
Hoes, Garden Tools, Charcoal Furnaces, Cooking
Stoves
Crates, Collinss improved Parlor Stove, very COM
plete arrangement for heating number of
rooms
Wooden Ware. good variety of Brushes, Brooms,
Bird Cages
Probably the best assortment Of Childrens Gigs 10
be found In the District
Patent ing Ref gerators, for convenience
and utility the best article ever offered In any
market
To all Of which we invite the attention of our
friends and the public.
JOHNSON, GUY CO.,
Pa avenue, between 10th and lIih IT'S.
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SPRING MILLINERY.
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TO FAMILIES.

SEWING for families, such Bosoms, Collars,
~ Wristbands, SC, executed with the Sewing ma !.
chine (Wheeler Wilson's) which was on eIlnbi
lion at the late Mechanics Gsir, by Mrs. WIN A..
RICHARDSON, No. 435 N street, between l3th
and l4th streets
Orders describing the manner the worx Is TO be
done may be left at The Kirkwood House, and as
soon as executed will be delivered to any part Of the
city Prices reasonable.
ap2-3tf MRS. WA. A. RICHARDSON.
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FINE WATCHES

FINE WATCHES.
HAVING made considerable addition TO my
Ill stock of r-r
GOLD HUNTING PATENT LEVERS, <A&S$@
and LADIES' WATCHES ANSAS
cases.
Also, SILVER WATCHES for boys.
l offer them at greatly reduced prices. The
MOVEMENTS are selected with great care, and every
Watch is tcGTranted
Persons IN want Of q fihe timekeeper are invited
TO examine my assortment. :
e. SEMKEN,
No: $50 Pa avenue, betw. 9th and 10Th SIS.
mar 80 - 80 :
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STONE! STONE!I STONEIIJ.

BUILDERS, Contractors, and Others assa!f treby
ID notified that Curb, Flag, Coping and Bnlfinl
STONES. Also, STONE-sTEPS,s SLLS, &C
will be furnished as usual from those weil-knowu
quarrles owned by w. ID. G. Murdoch, and worked
until recently by the late Timothy O'Neale and his
brother. For prices and terms apply to the sub
serber at No. 81 X street, Washington
VIM. COLLINS,
ap 3-1wN Agent for the Proprietor.
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THE RICH KINSMAN; or, the History OF Ruth,
j the Moabile.s, by Rev. Stephen II, Tying, ID ID
Travels in Europe and the East a year in Eng
land, Germany, Italy, Palestine, sc. by g. Ireneans
Prime, vols, l2mO, fifty illustrations, price two
dollars. -
Coleman's Historical Text Book and Atlas OF Bib
heal Geography, new edition, octave, 81 so
For sale at the B. Okstore of
GRAY & BALLANTYNE,
p2-V r. 4o6 Seventh street.
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NEW GOOD.

NEW GOOD.
EENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING-We are now re-
~ oeivlng our spring supplies of new Cloths, Cas-
slmeres, Tweeds. Cashmerets, Summer Cloths, Lin
en- Drills and Ducks white and colored Marseilles
Silk and satin Vestngs, &c, embracing the greatest
variety OF nch new and fashionable Goods for gen
tienen's W. ar to be found in this city, which we
will make to order in the most superior style of
workmanship and finish much cheaper than the
usual city prices for goods of equal quality.
WALL STEPHENS,
np2-3t 326 Pa avenue
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TO THE LADIES.

MRS. VI. A. HILLS will open on Thurpdsy,
wi April 5, a splendid assortment Of SPRING
MILLINERY, 10 which the ladies are invited 10
attend. No. DIS Pennsylvania avenue, south aide,
between Ninth and Tenth streets apa-&
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W L L A r DIS II o T E L ,
Old Paint Cnv~n

1NHE Proprietors take great pleasure i'm informing
their many friends and the public generally that
this magnificent Summer Hotel is now being fitted
up in the most modern and comfortable style for the
coming seasoB. The house will be opened on the
fr,t Of June, with nothing left unprovded that may
promote the comfort and happiness Of its guests.
The propnetors also take much pleasure in sayins
that they will be prepared and happy to sccommo.
date from the first Of Nay any who may favor them
with a call
Board per ..........................S2 90
BY the week, per day................ 50
BY the month, per day ..... ....... Us
Baths free for the guests.
ap2-u G. c. WILLARD BROS.
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DARASOLS.
4 40 very rich and cheap Parasols, all colors
straw Bonnets ard Missess Flats, great variety
Rich Bonnets and Ribbands
100 dozen Linen cambric Handkerchiefs In fancy
boxes, ar 81 50 per dozen; We think o rood
bargain
Embroidered and Clear Lawn Handkerehiefs in
great variety
500 yards Swiss Edging, l2c., worth Csc.
20 dozen black Net Mitts, from 50 cents up, very
cheap
25 dozen best French Kid Gloves, all shades
My stock is large and well assorted, and pur-
chased at the very lowest prices.
Customers " II be pleased to favor me with call
and they shall he attentivey shown through t. and
the goods offered al d small advance
VIM. r. RILEY,
Corner sth St, opp. Centre Market.
mar 3l-lm
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DOR sALE-A FIRST RATE WORK HORSE
L years old, and perfectly sound. Apojy an
ARRY's Confectionery, Gsofeetown,
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NEW SPRING STYLE OF HATS AND

EyANs, Pa avenue, 2 56, between Twelfth and
II Thirteenth streets, to-day introduces the -
new Spring style OF HATS, new and beauti
iql article; and also the new style of FIeIibleO4
Hats, and Genuemen's Cans
To accommodate the Ladies, and whose patron
age ne respectfully soiicits, he has connected NN
with his business the sale of B0NNETS, wv
both Straw and Silk, together with Ribands ~
IN all their varieties His assortment h extensive,
and will be sold for at least third les than similar
articles can now, or have Heretofore been procured
in this market mar 3l-lw
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i OsT-A PROMISSORY NOTE, DRAWN By
- the undersigned, dated February -, 1855, in
favor of c. 3. Fowler, for two hundred dollars, and
payable sixty days after date. All persons hereby
cautioned against negotiating said note.
mar 3l-3t G. =. FOWLER CO.
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GTOP THIEF subscribers Locker in the
~ Centre Market was broken open between Sat
urday, the 3lst ullmo and Tuesday, the Sd instant
and there was stolen therefrom pair Of Saltefs
Spnng balances, weighing 100 lbs Butchins and
others using or dealing in such scales will please
stop them should they be offered for sale.
VIM. WILSON, Butcher,
3-n Centre Market
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Turning over New Leaf. We understand
that the Third Auditor of the Treasury has
issued an order directing that from the LIST of
April, inst, record shall be kept of tho ex
act amount of work done by each of the nu-
merous clerical employees in his bureau, with
description Of the peculiar sert of work
done by each. This, We presume is to facili-
tate the preparation Of his quarterly summary
OF the business transacted by his bureau, and
the condition Of that remaining to be done,
which he is hereafter to make, as il made by
most of the other bureaus of tie Treasury
Department. -...-. ...s. -,...
Close Sailing.-Ws hear that our old and
50 highly regarded follow citizen Lieut. Junius
Boyle, U. s. N, the commander of the South.
ampton, just returned from the East Indies,
wrote from Tahiti, Sandwich Islands, for a
member Of his family to meet him in New
York on the 3lst of March, on which day his
ship actually arrived there, having made the
voyage around the Horn in the interim. The
Southampton touched nowhere between the
Sandwich Islands and New York.
a Smashing Roorback. An instance of
Sovernment economy is here given. Several
hundred tons Of coal within the last two years
nave, by order Of the Navy Department, been
sent 70 the Mediterranean for the use of our
steamers, DC at something like the following
cost FER ton, 81 SO; for freightsge alone,
rom 81 70 u, making an everase Ser ton, saw
70 uioraitar, $l5; while coal of A snperio,
quality can DO bought at Gibraltar for IL mar
ton In addition 10 the cost Of the coal from
the United States, the removal Of ths ssms
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
DepartmeDt.-on Monday, tho I'd April
Their HsIe of Treasury Warrants entered on
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EOR SALE.-A PAIR OF BAY MARES, seven
l. years old, well-bred, sound, stylish, ~
gentle, spirited and capital goers. They are AS
well broken and perfectly free from tricks, ana viii
particularly suit any gentleman who is fond OF
driving. The owner parts with them only because
MS purpose is 10 rctrench his expenses. They can
be seen al Ssuthron's date Birch's) Stable, 18th
street, south Of Pa. avenue. For terms, or an op-
portunty TO try them, enquire the counter of the
Star Office. They will be sold ba. gain.
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VENTE PIRLIdaUE.

L sera vendu, par lie soussigne, eneanteur,
a. q Ia residence de Michael Bihn. en- cette
Paroisse, lie
Mercredi, 28 Fevrier proclaim,
les proprietes suivantes, appartenant Ia suo-
cession de Aurelia Lascrgne, decedee, q sa-
voir -
Tn Negro. nomme Narcisse, age d'environ
"a ans une negresse, enfant, nominee Leo
cadie, agec d'enyiron ans.
4 chevaux, 2 vaches ct des meubles
de maison.
Couditions I'm tiers payable en- Ayril,
1856, un tiers en- Avril, 1857 ct I'm tiers en-
Avril, 1858. Aypotheque ct securite satis-
faisante seront reserves sur les esclaves
ULYSSE GABEREL, Encantcuy.
Cpelousas, q Janvier, 1855.
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Pslepant une tare sar Ia Parosse St. Landry, pour e
service de Pan,se 1854

Prsepant une tare s Ia Paroisse st. Landry pour q
service de paaase 1854.
ARTICLE Ter. LIE Jury de Police de Ia Paroisse
st. Landry, quinze membres y concourant Puma
nimite, ordonne
ARTICLE 2me. Que. pour lie service de l'annee
mil huit cent cinquante- -quatre, une take de Pa
roisse de vingtsix mile piastres soft ct est par Ia
presente imposee sur tes obiets taxables cornpris
par la loi par Etat ct dams les limites de la ite
Paroisse lIes villages, les 0pelousas ct Washing
ton. exceptes) 9
ARTICLE 3me. Premierement, pour les depenses
ordinares projetees de la Paroisse, il sera aoute au
Role d'Assessementd de rEtat. pour cette Paroisse,
pour Iannee 1854, en- addition proportionnee, mex
cedant pas dun tiers les taxes de chaque pefsonne
assessee, de manere fare la somme de trols mile
piastres.
secondement, pcnr le payement de dettes exis.
tantes, le pavement aiures ct la construction
d'ouvrages pablies ees edifces publics exceptesl
il sera de plus ajoute 40 dit Role d'Assessernent.
uae adition proportionnelle 4 Ia take de chaque
personne assessee, de maniere faire la somme de
sngt-trois mile piastres. Les dites deux somnes
faisant en- tout la dite somme de vngt-six mile
piastres, 8s
OFdonnee le 13 Janvier, A. d, 1855.
EBERT CAN'T, Frssids4s
tCertif61 GUy H. BELL. Grgfa.
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vENTE PuBLlOUE,
Succession dc j. Bite. Arnsis, tlecedc'.

osesSSSaVA NQ De BSGs AaHuAa, UcGEuE
i sera vendu, en- yente publique, par 10
M. soussigne, administrator, i IA derniSrs
residence de s j Bite. Arnais, i Ia poiRsa
Noire. en- cette Paroissc. 10 Is =,
Mercredi, Z FeErier proclaim, $50,
les proprietes s,,ivantcs, appatsehatt i Ii soe.
eession du die j. Bite Arhais, decide der
increment de ID Paroissc St. Landry, sayoiir:
Q,tatrcp pdsrca de bolsts de- tstrc, trois
raehes, deas.r j1aaens, dcur pou-
tains, deur chern,sr de tire. dir
cochons, u,ae charrette a Jnufs,
gn petit lot de piear, npe,,5les
de aaaiso,s, ct beaucoup d1aIfres
articles don't fsa,snaerasi;oas Sc
RAT trop Tongue.
Conditions Payable d mn, deGlE estfois
ans partir du jour de la vente.
ALPHONsE THIBODEAU.@
Co-AaminiStSatsaz.
Opelousas, p Janyier, 1856.
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Sanaedi, 2.l Feurier prochoin,
UNE NEGRESSE,

nom'ne Nancy, agee d'enyiron s3 ans, avec
ses enfans, a savoir Frank, age d'enyirou
Il ans, Henderson. age d'environ 8 ans ct
George, age d'environ un an.
Conditions lie prix d'achat payable le
premier jour d Avril proclaim, 1855. Lac
quereur fournissant son billet avec bonne ct
sufisante caution solidaire d Ia satisfaction
de administrator. ct le dit billet portant
interet a raison de 8 pour cent l'an de son
echeance jusqu'au payement-Et de plus,
les dts esclaves demeurant specialemcnt hy-
Ia dite succession, jusqu al plsin
ct enter payement du capital ct des interets.
LAWRANCE T. bushnell,
a.. Adm,Hlstrateur.
Opelousas. 20 Janyier, 1856.
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- A-W7M.

JULIEN G. GON0R. dc la Paroisse st.
@m Landryi ayant presente une petition 1
lefet detre nomme Administrator de Ia
succession de feue Marie de Ia Conception
Vienne, grouse de Simon Gornor, decedee,
reinforcement de la susdite Paroisse.
En- consequence. avis est par 10 present
donne d ceux qui pourraient ayoir des raisons
legales a opposer IL dite nomination, d 'avoir
d les enpegistrer, par ecrit, an Bureau du
Grefier do la Cour de District de Ia susdite
Paroisse, dams les dix jours qui aaiyront Ia
date du present avis.
a. GARRTGUEs, Greeer.
Opelousas, 81 Janvier 1856.
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S eg II eqga'R
1aliere, age d'enriron 38 ans
gJN Il WI HAEgQUE
: marquer les animaux.

Conditions. I. 'esclave sera yendu paya.
BILE un tiers le Ter de- Mars 1856. un tiers le
ler de Mars suiuant. 1857. ct lie dernier tiers
'le Ter. de Mars suisant, 185s,-L 'acquereur
fournissant caution solidaire 4 Ia satisfaction
de FadmInistrateur, ct l'eselave restant bypo-
theque par privilege jusqu' 'au paiement reel
ct etfectif tants du principal que des interets
qui auront pu s'accroitre d raisoh de 8 pour
cent par an colnpter de Pecbeance;-Et la
aaarqnc payable compliant.
j. B. DAVID, Administrator.
Opelousas 8 Fevrier 1855.
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aaqssebOt de I'm NeIae.aaDrEeasas
ek dcs OHBelOilsaae

LIE paquebos-a-rapeur. FED RisAsS
bon nlarcheur 81 ic favorl des passas
s74 gers, Capitaine r. ]. Dorsey, venane
Gdtre ccnapl5tcment repairs ct Giant mainsenant sn
parfait ordre, comnIehcera ses voyages rSealiers.
pendant Ia saison, entts Ia Nouvele Orseafs ~
Washingson IL samedi, q coursnt. 4 prendra d,
fret q das passagers ponr tons les dsbarnnek ir-
tefihSSiaires lie public peat soapter aus Ia ponc-
sdait6 de &c bataan.
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