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day were a. follows @'ss
Paid On Treasury account. ss4ooea q
Received DO ................ ivoo, ~ ~ o oS
Balance DO .................. bl72,e oa a s sS
Paid fer Disturbing checks. 39,064 20
The payments include $4,000 California drafts.
The warrants entered at the Treasury Department,
Washington, on the Esd, were-
For the Treasury Department. .......... s7,os7 os
For the Interior Department. ............ S1l9 20
For amount of warrants received and en-
Repay variant. received and entered 1915 Sc
Covering into Treasury from misc sources. BIZ 81
For covering into the Treasury from eustems S079 30
For covering into the Treasury from lands 1884 So
The Commits OF the Canal Fund have advertised
for pzoposal TIL June goth for loan Of 500 ooo and
till june 2lst for further loan Of ST. 900, making
an aggregate Of S2,75o,ooo
The Green Bay Advocate Of the l7th inst says:-
Governor Seymour, Of New York. and other rsnti..
from the East, have been q visit to Green Bav
nsIecton Of the kiver Improve nent In which dow
has pecuniary interest They express the pheet
granhcson at the progress and promise of the work
There have been various In Baltimore In re-
gard TO an investigation going on In that city before the
Grand Jury, Of an alleged violation of Law By some
hank directors. The Baltimore Sun Of the 2ad inst
has the following version of the affair - 81 f#s
The act Of Assembly Of 1853, CHI AL section O. uro-
vdts that no director or other officer Of said corpora
uon lpanfs OF TIE state, shall borrow any moneys
from said corporation; and any director othsr ON.
Ger ibal be convicted, upon Indictment Of directly
Incorrectly violating this section he snail BE- puntshed BY
Inc and imprisonment at the discretion Of the Csurtv
The act of 1858 ian act I, continue the corporate
existence of the banking institutions therein
mentioned" to the provisions Of which they made
subject alter the Nmes their charter would sevsraly
expire.
By act OF 1854, ch 1856, Ian act to incorpo-
rate the Bank Of Ccmmsce) It s provided 'that the
aforesaid bank from the that SIPS 600 Of its ssp
tai stock sba have been actually paid up Ia gold and
silver coin either and mot before, shall be entitled
TO all the rights powers and privileges and be subject
TO all the duties restrictons limitations and conditions
OF The several banks comprehended in entitled
IAN act 10 continue the corporate existence Of the save
raj bsniing institutions therein mentioned, passed
January session Of 1883, ch 1-sxcept that xhs bro
visions therein contained shall have immediate eject
OF Commerce.O
We undsrsand that under the provisions Of thu lsv
above quoted the Grand Jury yesterday made
nepts against Chssles r. Taylor, that 10 "dd borrow
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town on nursaay evening, by railread, for the Bay.
During his short stay here Mr.. Aspnvsn Visited the
companys works 1t faboga, and also the depot Of the
Nor Dies accompanied Mr.. Aspinwan 70 Colon.
The Aspinwall Courier, Of Nay IL, says;-Jose Dc
this province With his family Gen. Posado, ST. Joaquin
p Possda and Gen. Herran Minister OF New Granada to
Carthsgena Obsldi and his family started for Panama.
In company with Governor Nex and GEN. Posada, few
hours after their arrival Gen. Herran will leave In the
next steamer for the United States.
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MARKETS.

CAIIAo, April 24-Trade has been rather dull In fact
We may exceedingly so; buyers from the few
and in general wanting long credit This Is be
counted for by the unsettled state Of the country the
great fcsrcity Of cash. and the OF the
wholesale houses OF this place. in regard TO the asprants
for erecft general feeling Of depression ans every
mind, especially in the dry goods line.
very few shipments have been made In wool, and
less In any other article Of export from this port
Islay
that fanGnine hopes entertained by many Of the
feasibility Of importing sugars from the United States
England. Formerly Peru supplied herself with this
CONNIE dty and large surplus for tho Chilean, Eucs-
dorian and New Granadan markets, but now she does
not produce su6Scient for her own consumption The
Of this heavy decline In her sugar trade &c
count Of tbs epArcipaioD Of slaves eecrsed BY Cssa
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ECUADOR.
THE FLORES INvAsI0N-THE UNITED STATES CHIP
JOHN ADAMS.

The government Of this republic 10 much alarmed at
the report Of Flores projected INVASION which his
depce In Peru and the proposed expedition under Gle
Of Alabama tends to strengthen. The army Is to
be raised to standard In anticipation Of his coming
The United States sloop John Adams arrived at
Guayaqu on the 2sth and sailed for Calae the goth
OF March.
The Panama Herald Of the 18th Of May ssys:-On
Tburday last the Bcuai schooner Flor del Mar ar
rived here having board eleven political exles who
have been compelled to leave the country 10
Of being suspected Of aiding President Flores IN hc
attempt to re volutionixs the country.
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BOLIVIA.

ELECTION OF BELZU-oPP0sTrI0N TO GEN. SANTA
CRUZ.
Belzu bas again been elected President.
The generally oppose the return Of General Santa
Cruz.
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- .,,..Sv reached the ssal and kesrng away to
,sn.d Il. when BY u.luchy chance shs suddsAly
.,-aJ nd ded This, Of courss, Pat an end TO her
nsnsss and there being ax ON boo "a thsrs was some
sart ssrambng for dear life for few moments. Capt.
John Kelly, Of the Ida, came gdanty to the rescue,
~spessant results snsusd tan losing the race getting
pieEIed in salt water ard being obliged to beach the
st,u floating boat upon fort Point. The Mischief came
/. an hour later than the Flying Cloud This was the
living Clouds first lace while her rivals had both been
before in the lsts. We believe the Mischief once
sapszsd in q Loaf
The day Was rather gusty for safe sport and heavy
shopping sea was making throughout, in the bay The
boats sailed by Captains Brown Of the Mischief.
Excepting the faus pas Of the Eclipse this trial is
very satisfactory test of the sailing qualities Of the re-
sp<ctiye boats.
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6DUCATION
DENsIoNAT FIT EXfERNAF DEs

DENSIONAT FIT EXTERNAL DES
y DEMOISELLES AUX OPELOUSAS-Mr. ct
Nine. HOY, aidee par Mmlle. Hoy Ct Nine. De st.
Ange, ont Iintention d'ouvrir lie EUNDI, IL Mars,
aux Opelonsas, uqe. Pension de Demoiselles de Pre-.
'miere Classe Oh tdutes les branches n6ceesaires q me
education solide ct %accomplie, seront enseignees.
Dams le C0urs d'instructiOn seront comprises les
Langues Anglaise, Franchise Italienne ct A1lemande,
ainsi que Ia Musiqge, le 1Dessin, Ia ,Peinture, tous les
Ouvragesta1 'aigui1e en- GoieI Chenille, etc., Mans
ten, la Danse ct lEquitation.
@e-Avecl'aide diinstrnctrices completeness, ct Ia sur
VIGILANCE assidue de Ia Directrice, lie Principal 4 PES
pperance sdetre soutenu par les habitants de Id Vile
Rdes OpelOusas ct dea %envirdns.
Les prix sont fixes par s6ance de v~ingtetdne Sc
maines, payables Ia Motto an commencement lautre
Motto 4 mi-seance.
instruction pour les lsves de- iassesinfafiebhre s2ovoo
podo.l na 1ltsTtsdo.sh Ter classes ~ s. ,25 90
Musixue sur Piano GU Guitar !. (. 80 ....- 80 90
NC I,essiu ...lO W
LIE Felhtnfe 80 .s.s. s.. ........- ~. s.s.s.ssyl w w
Oqyrages . PAiguelle. .....-.. 10 90
Equl!auOns'. SIS '........ .ts.It.5
Nine De ST. Ange slant pour lie moment engage
au nensionat de Nine. Henry, au Matches, ne pourra
s'adjoindre. a cette Ecole qua Ia fin de Ia prochaine
session. Mars 10. 1856. 7t1aasf7at ho47o ny "a
Il
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100, 900 CbPIEslM=
CTEAMBoAT pIsAsTERs ON THp
~ WATERS. AND ErT A,rrsAl0

CTE A nN nSp-
~ W TERg AMI rr NJ q
nndersioned have Ma ~
~ .nrsnasat,on nee stes1hcst lnss. NV ! N coans
iii ha ;ssned in nct"her next' Tha 1870 osg 3hieh
ts;n- osAr ss~S, hnndreJ naees ;i,nst,ata III i. VII con-
stviio and naatiu honnd IN a Inr.hS ~ me ~
s us1i - "u~ ~ ~ moat intarest;nn bnoL maanef. u
i IA, \ Z aud ~ Iii . be q hooE that NH ~ ;nx. sver pub
III I'LL ",ass "su ~ n n h VIVA 'A"' - W mseEestsngts
~ ~" "1s aTHAEfRRnXr ,s,,1
.omn I I;st and descr;nt;on ~ ali ~. SSpp44tSe31A
Uow aaoaA 70 n III The Wastern and ao - Ssesmbosh
ME- Isnstf sIro5oi SsnoSd nc,Sar snS scs,ss vMsset2
i hms yksr. .snS H pwhoT 's.;ls ~ seWeU
Soat wieS tke strsXds ~ 4 Az. Ai,scYs AZ sny g ~
coutsinc srT" ofRceI ~. az "a. a. MI
t 81" S;ll Contain a Historv ~ smhos4..nII ~
S NJ an The Wesers x,tars. Since ~ srs Iaak
~ staam. also a sketch ~ The Hrst ho n fh at4eAsSses5 ~
Wbi;" River Nth III name If Inc bn n 'u,.s aol @S
~ and nwneT n ss1,-~D ! - d s"DNSJ, ' y
= Ths RIVER will .oonta;n . y.
aesc,snt;on Of ali the steamboat. disestsr+ - ~ ~
occsrred m 4he Wastarn and Sr,therr 49,. e ~
.:cOII. ;S1ns4nnta5 Iii ! ia n III "esNSaVS. 800
r naui hn 4ha;r h,,n;ng a;nk;rr ord er,I ~ lsnrkSt
tEha Wasteyn and sonthern vats,s' "1 r Sh%Api psng9,es
IN, canaan mans ~ the Ohio Miss,sdr% ggeaseesNvosy
niinojs Irkansas Wfate,S Rad, Onachita. 49,
a.has r;.,ors NIL, M tn,rra and cieisss ~
v v;4h c .,rvssif distancss. yTI manv sn sths 80 ~ N
commsrciai Items If Interest IN ths neoni. ~ 49, 49,
Nh ioaS. contain the cards ~ IN 49,, = s,s3e
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et desImersl EEPoui1a pss5mlere tfbis, jeyvis DIES
|animsnx esclSves, q sodmiA q mompe, apoi-

IN --I4-.ka q HA...T8- -E&LlS-- AEs. = z s4H1..]
et III koafye ptYnnlere 9's, levlsSoes
anln'9n4 esc!eves' 9! so1mlss 2 InoHHpe, Aeol-
que plus lorts que iui. Oe me oemanoals pour
quol is ne GO revol1aien1 Pas; mas ]e N aper-
euS Dientos "iis opeissaienS = uhe iofee N
teiilgente qpi donlnalF leqEs !nsLhcis et oe-
puls' Jai su que u'en .vouiait que tontsur 10
terre reconnat lautorlle de lnomme.
Iontes ces cltes se ressemplaient. O,etaient
t%oujours DIES amas de pierres, recouverts par
des clmes argues de 1elh1e Plus sompre auoes-
sgs Lon yoyalt des tours massiyes GU des clio
cners eleves, lou partaient des sons qul epran-
,e'e''s les AIRS. ASe me u'sa.s que ,nonaale etal1
pen narol % trouble A'nsl Jusqaa y slsence oes
9 !. ! n'ss.s ~ " J w qA9 y esAlt aunS .llA..ste
d,elever yers y Creaat zen de accents de recon,
npanisssance q de priere: " voyaiss 'aussi 7dess mo
menus, es, tout aotourh des. iormes ,numaanes
lpiohcnes ~ mmoD1ea' e'aientt des STONES
qal rappelaleht ~ souvenir ae ceaxaqql sEalei3
eis GsieH Fes ,ou H Aa4e. O rs me nle a aellA sn
2 ? ,ee1Ha Plus de ces memes nommes car tops
ceu4 que Jooservals etalene pen MONS oeaux
que ces marpres lmpaseipless eeux.cll aVaient
ane expression De ma)este 5caime gu, semblalt
par'lc'Per oahe nature DIVINE ; eeuS,a, au con
tra'le, Por1a'en1, sur .leors svlsagesi ! e!apreiate
oes PASSIONS eIg des wees on cut CIV des crea-
k9res oe]a degladees oa lmpartaites encore
Cest que les statues represen1aleht letre IDEAL;
elles n.e.alent que le symbolic az gene, pur ct
imnoI1e comme Dleo I; itanols' que res TONNES
creatures Passageres ,qui mont dlm-
mense que les des l a,aa:..i .sstssa,1 a,slg
We qnl me trappa surtout cnez ces dernlers,
cest que dous etalent trlstest Lun. Sc plaignalt
9 ere mnrme' iaa.re malade, ceiaiila charge
ae Mmllle " .ce'nl-cf o'pne'in. :, iaiches e. pau
uR0a 1nnRAa Mt UIonv hnNnVnQG n fAr1r ynG nnnv1 N
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I THE PATRIOT.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE PARISH OF SAINT LANDRY

Bury Me lin the Morning. .....B By MRS. HALL
Bury me in the morning, mother,
Oh /! let me have the light
OF one bright day on my grave, mother,
n ERE you. leave me alone with the night "a
Alone in the night Of the grave, mother
Thought of terrible ears!...
And you will be here alone, mother,
And stars will be shining here.
So bury me in the morning, mother, qAios al
s And lot me have the light pb,.,, s;ao7o,
Of one bright day on m grave, mother, =.
Ere I am alone with night. ~
4, Youtel me of the Sayior's love, mother no
I feel It in my heart =, !,
But oh from this beautiful world, mother, pea
'Tis hard for the young to part!4'@W 70 9e.
tForevert to part, when here, mother, "a s
t1d The soul is fain to stay n b. fisltff- mis-.
+: For the grave is deep and dark, mother,
And Heaven seems far away.
Then bury, me in the morning, mother, '"'
l' And let m have the light 5' '43A
OF one bright day on my grave, mother, "a
.-7 Ere l am alone with night. l,.350tl
Never unclasp my hand, mother, .sDg 'a
WI Till it falls way from thine gss
hLetime hold the pledge of my love, mother,
NJ TILL feel the love divine; sa rh /,
The love divine-oh! look, mother, s,i
5.4A Above its beams I see ; 9gfasql II a4liu
And there, an angels face, mother, 7l5t .Hel1
~ Is smiling down on me e. -%-tle-' gD 5e.
So bury me in the morning, mother, H'9p.
ilJt When supbeams food the sky 60
81 When the light Of life is dark, mother, A So
alA9i And leads to light on high. IN Hi' 'sii' nv
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4rospsstns Of "T9s 0prlousas $lstrisls

r. IT. --L-'
The UNDERSIGNED will commence the pub
LEGATION, in the town of Opelousas, on sATUR
DAY, March 8, Of a Weekly Newspaper, h
the French and English Languages, to be ep
titled "THE OPELOUSAS PATRIOT"
devoted to the periodical dissemination Of III
intelligence Of a Local, Political, Statistical
and Miscellaneous character, calculated 10
please and inform the various classes Of reaA
ers who may consult its columns.
In Politics, the " Patriot " will be Indepes
dent, but not Neutral. The Editors will freely
expose to the public inspection the tendency
Of Public Measures and the conduct Of Pubis
Men. Renouncing such names as Whig"a
Democrat" whether implying censure q
praise, they will watch closely the current Il
events, with the view of commencing what j
good and condemning what is bad. Measures
promotive Of the general welfare will be sdye
Gated, irrespective Of the sources whence they
emanate while the official conduct Of pubKs
servants will be fearlessly but respectfully e.
posed to the general scrutiny, in such terms y
circumstances may justify. -
In the Miscellaneous department, the 1PS
deemed best suited 10 the TASTES Of is rendes:
and these articles, whether original or selected
will be concise, brief and practical. UDde
this department will be included such items y
have a tendency to direct public inquiry v
the best means Of promoting the Agricultural
our own Parrish. f'-1S5@
The Editors of the " Patriot ~ will us ,. even 4
~exertiop to impart pecn1;ar Interest tn IL
Local department. But little ID known abroad
Of the vast but undeyeloped country embrasd
within the limits Of the old County q or
lousas. The statistics, population. topoorsphy
and general resources Of this region viii ion
time to time, receive attention commensutsts
with their Importance. The health. beauty
and fertility of the country offer manvi nduot
ments to immiorot;on !. and M na;ns v;llhs
SHARED to nortrav odennate,v thasa s~ttrscHsa
features-to invite nonnlation and enterprie
to our soil. in order to develon Ito resource "a
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GAIT HOUSE, (late GARDEN HOUSE,
~ Washington, La The undersigned, having
leased the above House, begs leave to announce to
the public that it is now open for the reception of
transient and permanent boarders, ladies and gentle.
men. The house is situated between the upper and
lower steamboat landings, fronting on the Courta-
bleau. The premises are being thoroughly cleansed
and repaired. The Domestic and Culinary Depart
ment of the house will be superintendent by Mrs. CA.
house as pleasant and acceptable to its patrons as
any establishment in the interior of the State.
March 81. DAVID HTSON.
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NOTICE.--Wil Be Let Out to the lowset
- bidder by the undersigned, on the 25th day of
September next, the Bridge on the Bayou Teche, in
front Of Jules Mestrick's. The plan Of said Bridge
will be submitted on the day, the Bridge is let out.
Will be sold on fhe same day, all the Lumber of
the old Bridge which they will deem necessary to
sell, for the benefit of the Parish.
SIMON MARKKS,
NAPOLEON ROBIN,
F. g. JEWELLERS. Directors.
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ADVERTISEMENT LEGAL.

n TOUS CONTRIBUABLES
RoNOs qui mont pas encore pave leurs Taxes
que lie soussigne fait servir maintenant sur chaaue
retardataire, une notice ecrite ct requise par Ia ioi,
ct que, trente jours apres lie dit service, il saisira ct
vendra les prophecies de chaque delinquent pour lie
pavement de ces dites Taxes.
On pourra lie trouver pendant les trente jourraqui
suivront cette date (les Dimanches e~xceptes) aux
Opelousas, au bureau de F. l. E. N. Cullom.
EBERT CAN'T, Collector.
Opelousas, S Mai, 1856 III or + 1.NIfrI Nh
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HOTELS. ETC.

BEAVER CREEK SPRINGS-FARE
- REDUCED.-Trom this date, the charges for
Board and Lodging Mt the above celebrated watering
place will be One Dollar per day, and seventy-Five
Gents per day for Horses, to transient persons. To
those who remain blythe month, and especially to
families, very liberal deductions will be made, to
suit all parties wishing to remain by the week or
month. E
Her establishment is now in the most perfect or
der, and the Springs give forth an abundance of wa.
ter. The bathing accommodations are good, and her
table cannot be surpassed. 81 Call and see.
RACHEL GRADENIGO,
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GTATE OF LOUISIANA Estate OF
~ FRANCHISE LANGLOISE, deceased. Tab.
leau, etc. :. District Court, Parish of st. Landry.
No. 1910.
Administrator of the Estate of said deceased, having
filed an amended tableau of said Estate, accompanied
by his petition praying that the SAME may be no.
mologated and confirmed; And whereas, the prayer
OF said petition has been granted by an Order of
Court, bearing date August 6, 1855;
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all persons
interested to make opposition, if any they have,
within the time required by law, why said amended
tableau should not be homologated, the said Admin
istrator disc Urged from all further liabilities as such,
and his bond be Cancelled.
Clerks Office, Opelousas, August II, 1855.
,uHtH -gHl r .l A. GARRIGUES, Clerk.
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MULE EPAVE. par le sous
AxA- signe, sur son habitation au Bayou Bnuf, d
environ trois miles de Moundville, une Mule, cou.
leur dun brun-fonce, taille ordinaire, agee d'environ
dix ans, marque a peu pres ainsi: RE. III est i'm.
possible de decrire au juste Ia dite marque.) LIE pro-
pri6taire peut obtenir la Mule susdite en- prouvant
sa propriete ct en- payant les frais.
saos- GREEN HUDSPETH,
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ETATDELA LOUISIANE--Successio
~ de FRANCHISE LANGLOIs, decedee. .Cour
de District Paroisse st. Landry. -. No. 1910.
JOSEPH N. CARRIERE, de la Paroisse st. Landry,
Administrator de Ia susdite succession, ayant pre-
sente un tableau amende de la dite succession, ac-
compagn6 dune petition demandant lhomologation
d'icelui; Et attendu,l quill a ste fait droit a Ia dite
petition, par ordre de Ia Cour, en- date du 6 Aodt,
1865; ~
En- consequence, avis est par lie present donnie aux
l9teresses dams cette succession, d'ayoir a deduire au
suivront la date du present avis, les raisons 81 au-
cunes ills ont, pour lesquelles le dit tableau ne serait
pas approuve ct homologue. '"'' 7W ff 7
W. r3 eng "A. GARRIGUES, Grefier.
Opelousas, lie IA Aoht, 1856.
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FAIR WARNING!!-

ALL TAXPAYERS who hsyx
RcVV. failed to pay their Parish Tax ir
1864 are hereby notified that the undersigned ia nov
causing to be served on each the written notice re.
quired by law, and that, thirty days thereafter, he
will seize and sell the property of each Delinquent
for tile payment of his said Tax.
For the next thirty days Sundays exceptai) he
will be found in Opelousas, at the office of F. E.
N. Cullom. EBERT CAN'T, Collector. d
Opelousas, May s, 1866. N pf.S Y-s4
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GTATE OF LOUISIANA-District Court
~ Parish of St. Landry No. 75aa Estate q

John McCleland.
Administrator of the estate of said deceased, having
filed q final tableau, settlement and partition of said
estate between the widow and heirs Of said deceased
accompanied by his petition, praying that the same
may be homologated; And whereas, the prayer Of
said petition has been granted by an order Of Court
dated August IA, 1865; '4"
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all persons in.
terested to show cause, if any they have, within the
time prescribed by law, why said tablean should not
be homologated, and that the bond of said Admins.
traitor be Cancelled and annulled; and further, that he
be discharged from all responsibility as Administers
tor eff said estate. @iGt=. -
Clerks Office, Opelousas, August 10, 1855.
A. GARRIGUES, Clerk.
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STATIONERY AND VARIETY STORE
~ Washington, Lathe subscriber, in connection
with the Post-ofice at Washington, has added a Blank
Book and Stationery Store. He will keep on hand
and ill orders for all kinds of Stationery and Books,
and Standard and Miscellaneous Works. French and
English. . Orders solicited for
BLANK BOOKS
STATIONERY in all its varieties:
.. DRAWING MATERIALS, etc.
WATER COLORS, etc. etc. etc.
Subscriptions received for all the Magazines and
Newspapers Of the day, and prompt returns made to
subscribers.
An assortment Of superior TOBACCO, SNUFF
and CIGARS always on hand. Washington, March
l, 1855. A. MUISPAJIGH.
AIDES AND CHILDREN'S SHOE
~ STORE.-The subscriber has opened an estab-
llshment on Main street, Washington, where can be
found a large and general assortment of Ladies' and
Children's SHOES of the best Creole and Phjladel.
phia manufacture. She has made arrangements with
one of the best Creole manufacturers in NewOrleans.
by which means she will he enabled to keep up an
assortment OF all kinds of Ladies' Shoes, Of superior
workmanship ; and she hopes, by unremitting atten-
ton to the wants of the public, to merit q share OF
their patronage.
There can always be found, at the above store,
CONFECTIONERY, in all its varieties, and of supe.
nor quality, Wholesale and retail. Also, Fine STA.
T1ONERY.
An assortment of Ladies' CORsETS can ALWAYS he
found at the above store. Washington, March l.
Mrs. A. MILLSPAUGH,