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NEOaaitiOsa.
Cour de District, Paroisse St..Iandry.

L'ETIT DE La LOUISIANA,
Il tons ce"r que ceIa pcut c0ncerner, Saiut
GMU'IL SOFT CONNU, que CELESTE
G GARLAND, de la Paroisse St. Landry,
sest adresse notre Cour de District, pour
obtenir une Monition conformement un
Acte de IL Legislature intitul6 "Acte relat;f
aux Monitions ct au mode de proceder," ap-
prouve lie Is Mars 1855, a Pefct de fairc
savOir Que Ia dite Celeste Garland s'est rem
due acqu6reur des proprietes ci-dcssous de-
critics, a une vente publiquc dcs proprietes
de la succession de jacques Lastrapes, dece-
de, reinforcement dc Ia paroisse st. Landry,
fate le l6 Octobrc 1855, par Auguste De-
jean, Encanteur Public dams ct pour la Pa,
roissc st. Landry, laqueile vente etc faite
contormement un ordre de Ia susdite Cout
de District, en- date du Octobre 1855.
Dcscriptaon dcs 1oroprittes.
Tn certain moroccan de terre situe dams ID
Paroisse St. Landry, pres du village des Ope-
lousas, borne au Nord par un moroccan de
terrc appartenant la veuve ct aux heritiers
de feu Charles LaEtrapes, au Sud par Ia terre
dc Cypricn Dupre, par celle de Ia Veuve ct
des heritiers de feu Eugene Wartelle. ct par
cclle de Stephen W. Wikof, a pOuest par les
terres dudit Wikof, ct q FEST par la ligno de
la Corporation de Ia vile des Opelousas, me-
surant deux arpents ct trois septiemes d'ar-
pent de face sur cent trois chaines ct dix mail
les de protondeur, pour le prix ct somme de-
mile deux cent cinquante pastres compliant
lie Lot No. quarante-neuf dams l'Addition
Lastrapes au village des Opelousas, borne d
POuest par lie Lot No 33 appartenant aux
enfans de Clarisse Lastrapes, au Nord par le
Lot No, 90 appartenant la petitionnairs ct
cl-dessous decrit, a pEst par Ia rue Liberty
ct au Sud par le lot de Nine. John Cooke,
pour lie prix ct somme de cinquante piastres,
comptant,-et 20.
LIE Lot No. Cinquante, dams Ia meme par.
tie de la vile des Opelousas, borne a TOuest
par le No. 81, appartenant aux heritiers de
Clarisse Lastrapes, au Sud par lie lot No. 40,
appartenant a 10 petitionnaire ct ci-dessus
decrit, d l'Est par 10 rue Liberty ct au nord
par une rue inconnue,-pour lie prix ct SOM
me de cinquante piastres compliant.
En- consequence avis est par le present
donne d tous ceux qui pourraient avoir quel.
que reclamation eontre les dites propriGtes,
en- consequence dun defaut de formo dams
Pordre de Ia vente, le decret ou le iugement
de la Cour de District, en- vertu desquels Ia
Vente a etc faite, on de toute irregularite on
illegalite dams l'ayis ou le temps ct le mode
de la yente, ou pour toute autre cause qucl-
conque, d'avoira q presenter, dams les trente
jours qui suivront la premiere publication de
cette Monition, pourquoi la vente ainsi faite
a la dite Celeste Garland ne serait pas con6r-
NEE ct homologuee conformement linten-
tion ct la Specification du dit acte.
q EN Fol DE QUo1, j'ai sign6
AkSG les presentes. ETY. al appose le
- seeau de la Cour de District CO
31me jour dOctobre, A. D., 1855.
A. GARRIGUEs, G,e6fert.
Opelousas, Novembre 1855.
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PERTEs DBs ALLrEs.-Les pertes desall
sont beaucoup au-dessous des premiers chiffres
donnes par les avis telegraphiques. On salt
que pour les Anglais ellie seleve a environ
1.S0O hommes; les Sardes mont eu que 40
mesehorsssde combat, parce qu'ils for
maient la reserve; les Ffaneaisa acomptent seu-
lement environ 1000 tues on blcsses,
Les generTaax tues sont, dit-on, Riyet,
Mel, Saint-Pol ct Lebreton.
Parmi les blcsses Sc trouvent les generaux
Bosquct, de Salles,. Bourbaki Mcmahon,
Mellinet, Trochut ct de Failly. Aucanes dc
ces pleasures n'inspirc d'inquietude
lie general de Marolles disparu ct son
corps ma pas etc retrouye
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UN MORT sEQUEsTRE.-La scene Sc passe
a Buffalo ct Fest pas encore terminee.
Un entrepreneur de pdmpes funebres await
fourni un cercueil en- metal pour un mort
don't les amis etaient absents Ceux-ci tar
dant revenir, il enleya le corps avec le GER
eueil ct Penterra dane une place connue de
lui seul; CONNIE Il refuse de restituer ce sin
gulier gage avant d etre Complement paye,
il etc arrete ct va passer en- jugement.
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Efat dc In Louisiana.
CoUR DE DISTRICT, ~ .o
Paroisse Saint Landrv. no 1854

PeToisse Soss s Sai"t-1andyy. 1'ttzass No. 1884.
Succession de Jean Portals Castillo
n URELIEN BROUSSARD, de Ia Pa
- roisse Lafayette, Administrator de la
Succession de feu Jean Portals Castillo, de-
cede, dernierement de la Paroisse St. Lam
dry, ayant presente un tableau de classifca-
tion esdettes de la dite succession, accompa-
gne dune petition demandant lhomologatior
d'icelui; ct attendu quill etc fait droit d la
demande De ladite petition par ordre dc Ia
Cour susdite en- date du 81 Octobre 1855.
En- consequence, avis est par le present
aonne aux interesses dams eette succession, ion
d'avoir deduire, par ecrit au CRETE de a.
Cour susdite, dams les dix jours qui s1ivrons
la date du present avis, les raisons, sf aaeuhe
ills ont, pour lesquelles ledit Tableau ne seraiE
pas homologue, etpAdministrateur autorisG
payer conformement a sa repartition,.
A. GARRIGUES, Grcfier
Opelousas, 8 Novembre 1855.
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OPELOUSASe
SAMEDI A1ATIN, 8 3NOVEMBRE, 1855.
TICKET ANTl-KNOW NOTHING.

I0uT G0uperfteur,
ROBERT c. WICKL1FFE, D'OuEsT FELuaAHa
Pour Lieutenant- Gouuernear,
C. II. hoUTON, DE LAFAYETTE.
Pour Secrsfairs d Etat,
ANDREW S. HEBRON, D'EsT BAsoE Rouog.
Pour -Auditeur,
SAMUEL r. MARKS, D'OUEsr FEI1cAssa.
Pour 2rfsori6r,
CHARLES f. GRENEAUX, DIES EApcnseuMs
Pour ASoeGt- GsnfrGI,
E. WARREN NOISE, DE- PLAquKn1rs.
Pour Surintenddnt de PEdueafioss Pu5lisss
SAMUEL BARD, DE CARROLL.
Poetr A< Congres.-4nae District,
JOHN M. SANDIDGE, DE Boss1Ks.
I'our Ia C'aambrs des ReprfsentdnAH
PLACIDE GUILBEAU, GIA
. ANDREW J. THOMPSON, ...
.a- BENJAMIN r. CAN'T.
Pour Auocdt de Di&risk
WILLIAM MOUToK.
Pour Gre9fcr de LA Cour Dc DissgSsk
LOUIS LASTRAPES.
Pour Shirt
LOUIS vEILLARP CHACHERA
.....-.... Pour Coroner
THOMAS S. HARDY, !aa4aut
Pour dssessesr: ....
a PIERRE MOUILI.K.
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LES DERN1EREs $500.--Les know -nothines
ont pris deux paris de $500 chaque. proposes
par l'intermediaire de nos COLONIES; mais il
en- reste encore un semblable; c'est lie dernier
ct il sera parie, CONNIE les autres, sur Pelec-
tion de r. G. WicklifFe, CONNIE Gouverneur
S'adresser d ce bufeau d'icia i Lundi
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lie petit Oreane vcut que nous retirions de notre
lSte de designations knownothings les mons de Ger
tans indvidus qui, dit-il, sy trouvent njustement
Aous ne retirerons aueun nom, moins que nous ne
soyons autorise le" faire par les personnes eles-
memes; alors settlement, ct CONNIE toujours nous
nous haterons de complaire leur requete.
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s MEssrruRs SASpos & METNIER,
J'ai sous les yeux ie Patriotic du 81 Oct, qui dit:
aM. Alcsste Roy s'stait retire de notre parti A
cause des fausses representations lu faites par
anos adversaires. Lorsquil sest apercu de son er.
"reur, II est revenu."
Je ne comprends ren acette ambiguite de langage
mais saehez que je sus democratic ct anti K. Net
que je veteFai yotre ticket en- pein.
Jai rhonneur de vous ssluer.
Opelonsas, 27 0ctobre, 1865.
s ALCEsTE ROY.
paroisse st. Landry. 80 Oct. 1865
Au President du Wigwam de st. Landry.
Veuillex accepterama resignation CONNIE mem
bre de POEdre don't sous ates lie President.
ALEXANDRA Sicily.
PR4IRIE GRos CHKvREuIr. 81 Oct. 1855
qa Psssidert dn Wiguam de 81. Landry
MONSIEUR :-Ayart et6 depuis quelqne temps
nembre de votre Ordre. ie desire maintenant de
men retrer ct iesvots ofTre par ces presentes ma
resignation en- yous priant de rayer mon nom de
vus lstes car ia ne me considere plus CONNIE fai-
sant partie de votre Ordre.
Votre respectueusement,
JEAN BAPTISTE DUPLECHAIN.s
BAYou CH1coT, 20 octobre, 1855.
Avec tout le respect do 4 mes amis, qui appar-
tiennent i'ordre es Know-N Nothings je leur dirai
que no vouant pas 6trc lie au sljet de ma poique,
JG pT0liuS ~ AAUc1kCF Nv Htc AGtAlet otufCs
80 w. s ROBERTS.
sr LANDRY, 20 0ctobrc, 1855.
As. President dss Wigraa d,s Parti K,sow-N Nothing
de Ia Par0isse ST. Landry.
Mossisug.--veuilIez accepter ceci CONNIE ma re-
signation du part sanquel vous pr6sidex
Yotre, respoetaeusement,
WILLIAM CARPENTER.
Arnandville, 81 0ctobre, 1866.
Au President de r0rdre des Known Nothings aux
0peloasas.
a J'ai fhonneur de yous envoyer ma d6mission de
lorire don't ai it parte je vos prie de raccepser
ct me considerer degag6 par Ia presente.
Je suis aTec consideration, yotre deyone,
FRANCOIS QUEBEDEAU.
Opeiousas, 80 Octobre, 1855
An President de r0rdre du Parti AmGricain dams Ia
, .s Paroisse ST. Landry.
Veuillez accepter ma deniission do Fordre sus-dit
Je yous prie douc de biffer mon nom de yos re-
ristras. Jai Ihonneur do vous saluer.
YALERT MAYER
Arnaudyille, Lne.. 80 0ctobre, 1855.
Monsieur le President ie fOrdre des Nothings
aux 0pelousas.
MogsIEUR - Je vous pre- de voslor bien aceep-
ter ma dGmission de Tordre des Know Nothings,
don't je desire ne plus faire partie.
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r Nous sommes autorisSs annoncer cue u.
ANDRE hEYSIER est candidat pour la place de Jugs-
dc Paix pour lie Ter District de St Landry.
g5y Nous sommes autorises anRoaesr cue N.
Guy II. BELL est caudidat pour Ia place dc Jugede-
Paix pour lie Ter District dc ST. Landry. @
sIr Nous sommcs antorises annoncer que H.
LOUIS L. Bourne est candidat pour Ia place De
Constable pour lie ler District da ST. Landry
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lie petit Organe devient fou, parole dhonneur.
Ltssz son article dams le No, s5l, on il parie de
100000 etrangers, de mere adaptive, d'enfant au
berceau &c, &c, c'est une rapsodie digne dun
eshappe de Bicstre ou de Jackson. Nous ny CON-
prenons nen, ct lui non plus
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mU@PmMAmP0M@,

Nous Demons ci-dcssous une hste des personnes
qui &c sont retirees du Know Nothngsms dams cetts
Paroisse, depuis environ nfois. ii est bon dob
server eependant que cette ste ne content pas les
noms dun certain nonbre d'autres dsm;ssionnaires
qui ne dcsircnt pas que leurs designations soiens
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FCOIs RICHARD.

AccrDESr.--M. jean Bic. David, notre estimable
Sheriff, etc victime dun accident deplorable, ct
qni peut avoir des suites plas d6plorabes encore.
Mercredi dcrnier, il Tevenait en sulkY da Rayeu
Cheot quand, arrive pres de Ia Vile Plate, h pa
Onnier casa, e cheval Sc 1t peur ct parti entrai-
aant tonours IA legere voiture, et N. David tomba
y Saiambe se trousa prise dams aes roues es fat
ffactur6e en- deux endrots, cest-a-dire, IN pen au
desscns du genou ct pres Dc Ia cheville du pied
q Aamoment d. METRE sous psesse, nous appre-
mons qa'iln'es pas probable que ramputation de-
yiendra absnInment neccssaire.
EsPsEens que lesrnSdeciusp pourTont lui conserver
st "a iambe ct la sante
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Dtceds.- A la Prairie Gros Chevreuii, en- cette
Paroisses lie 81 Octobre dernier, NJ. LUcIN LANcLos
age de 81 ans.
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LOOK HERE!
Hydraulic Cement Piping.
Raleigh, March, 1855,

TNHE subscribers having purchased of the Pat
entee, j. B. & N. F. Poague, of Fancy Hill,
Va, the right to make, use and sell their Patent
Hydraulic Cement Piping, in the counties of
Wake, Johnston, Moore, Chatham, Randolph and
Davidson, in the State of North Carolina, would
inform the citizens of those counties that one of
the partners p. F. Denton may be found in Raj
eigh, prepared to undertake and execute jobs of
Piping. Persons wanting Pipes laid will please
address us at Saunders Stsre p. o., Rockbridge co.,
Va, until the first of May, after which time our
address will be Raleigh, N. c.
This is the most durable and cheap Piping ever
offered to the public for conveying or elevating
water for any distance, as pure and clear asst is at
the spring. 1t can be diminished or enlarged to
suit the column Of water and the strength increas-
ed in proportion. The Pipe can be either moulded
in the ditch, just as they are Intended to remain,
or moulded on a yard and when hardened trans
ported any distance, and the pieces united in tAe
ditch with cement mortar, and are easily attached
to the Water Ram or any kind of hydrant. These
pipes have been thoroughly tested, having been in
use several years.
Certificates of their utility can be had on appli-
cation at this office.
We also have the privilege of doing jobs in tn,
adjoining counties. So every person wanting worl
done, we would like to hear from them. This pip
is valuable for draining land, as it can be faERet
over as any other part Of the land. It has beer
tried and answers admirably.
P. r. DENTON,
D. W. DILLMAN.
March II I055 90
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NORTH CAROLINA
MUTUAL INSURkNE Any.
RALEIGH. N. G,

y T. ~ ".
1NHIS Company has been in successful opsr-
- alton for more than seven years, and con-
tinues to take risks upon all classes Of property
in the State Except Steam Mills and Turpentine
Distilleries,) upon favorable terms.
Its Policies now cover property am o%unting to
81, 500, 900, a large portion of which is in coun-
try risks; and its present capital is over Six
Hundred Thousand Dollars, in bonds properly
secured.
The average cost of Insurance upon the plan
of Thu Company has been less than one third of
one per cent per annum, on all grades of pro-
perry embraced in its operations.
The following persons have been elected Di-
~rectors and Officers of this Company for the
present year:
DIRECTORS:
Jos. G. B. Roulhac, G. W. D. Hutchings, Jno.
R. Williams, John Primrose, H. D. Turner, s.
W. Whiting, T. II. Selby, of Raleigh George
McNeill, Fayetteville, Joshua G. Wright, Will
mington, James E Hoyt, Washington, James
Sloan, Greesborough, John Cox, Edenton, Josh
ia Boner, Salem, Joseph Fl. Pool, Elizabeth
City, F. F. Pagan, Plymouth, Alexander Mitch
ell, Newbern, WIN H. Smith, Murfreesboro'
H. B. Williams, Charlotte, John B.. Barrett,
Miltor. and A. I. Sunny, Asheville.'
All Directors are authorized TO receive ap
plications.
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY:
J. G.. B. Roulhac, President,
1 Henry D. Turner, Vice President,
S. W.. Whiting, Treasurer,
j.. c. Partridge, Secretary,
a John H.. Bryan, Attorney,
> J. Hersman, General Agent.
9 S. w. Whiting,
e JDO- R. Williams Executive COMMITTEES
All communication in reference to insurane
should be addressed to the Secretary, post pal,
j. G. PARTRIDGE, Sec'y.
[ Rnlainh March 90 ga. 90
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A Card.

MIR. HAVENS respectfully invites all who
WI have not yet seen his STEREOSCOPES to
call at his Gallery on Fayetteville Street, and ex-
anime specimens.
The Stereoscope gives, by far, the most perfect
likeness that has ever yet been obtained by any
other mode, and is seen with no less establishment
than delight. Every feature of the face, and eve
ry portion of drapery, &C., stand out in such bold
relief, that we are almost persuaded, when viewing
these wonderful pictures, that we are looking at
the ORIGINAL instead of a mere likeness.
Connoisseures and lovers of art have only to see
these magic pictures, to be convinced of their in
trinsic merit.
If you want a fact simile of yourself, come to
HAVENS' GALLERY, and get one of his splen-
did Sky Light Sterescopes.
Raleigh, Feb. 18th, 1855. "a
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KinstOn Female Academy.

TNHE next session of this institution will COM
i mence on the 26th of March, 1855, under the
care of Misses E. J. NoRCRoss and III. 3. JANE
son.
TERMS PER SESSION OF 20 WEEKS.
Orthography, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, IS 90
Higher English Branches, 10 90
French and Latin, each, 5 90
Music on Piano, including use ofinstrument, 20 90
Drawing and Painting in Water %colors, 8 90
1n-laying of Pearl, lO w
Plain and Ornamental N~eedle-work, 3 go
Incidental exnenses. Is
Good board can be obtained in the Immediate
neighborhood, at reasonable prices. Students can
enter during the session, and are charged from the
time of entering to the close of the session. Nc
deduction is to be made in any case of absence,
only in that of protracted sickness. 1t is desirable
that all students should be present at the COM
mencement of the session, in order to be regular,
ly classed.
For further information address either OF the
teachers at Kinston, N. c. or
GEN. JAS. W. COX,
JOHN F. W0OTEN, Esq.
PINKNEY HARDY, Esq
. DIR. JOHN T. WALSH.
March Ia. 1855. 29-3n
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EUREKA EUREKA!
March II, 1855
[ A V U Il

i A " FO UND IT!
A ND therefore beg leave to announce, that hav-
IN ing constructed an apparatus ,0kich magni-
fes a DaguerreotyPe to GfpU life size Portrait and
reflects the same upon the canUqss, I am enabled
to paint a perfect likeness in about one halt the
time 1t has heretofore required, and that, too, from
only two or three short sittings. With this advan-
tage, L can afford to paint Portraits for a much
less price than hitherto, and have accordingly con-
cluded to reduce my charges to $25 for life size
Portraits; $I5 for half size, and $40 for small
heads. With this assurance On nay part, 1 fatteI
myself that a generous public viii continue to be.
stow a liberal patronage.
Persons wishing Portraits from Daguerrotypes
have only to see my present mode of copying
them, to be convinced that 3 perfect copy can b
made.
The subscriber will visit the country if desired
to do so, for the purpose of painting families.
@. P. COPELAND.
Raleigh, Feb. u, 1855. 26-2u
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SCOTS Little Giant Patent
CORN AND COB MILL

PATENTED IA 14IH, 1854.
THE attention of Planters, Farmers and stock
feeders in general are respectfully called te this
Mill as the most important article of the kind now
in use; not only well adapted for grinding Cob
Meal for Stock, but Grits for the tah--e, and especi-
ally Bread Meal from corn not fully ripe or dry in
the fall.
In setting this Mill, no Mechanic or frame work
is wanted, only requiring to be fastened to a floor OF
platform. Easily adjusted and used by any body,
even a child.
The Little Giant has received the first premiums
at the late Agricultural Fairs of Missouri, Ken
lucky, Maryland, Virginia and other States and
that ia the most complimentary manner; as well a:
the most ready Communications from the Thousands
witnessing its performance.
These Mills are guaranteed in the most positiv'
manner; and No. 2 warranted to grind 10 bushel
of feed per hour with one horse, and offered at tn,
low price of $44, all complete, ready for attaching
the team. No. 4 at $6s gripds 20 bushels per hou
with 2 h5sses. SelSAgents in Norfolk, Va.
BORUM & MCLEAN,
Farmers Head Quarters, No. IL, Wide Water st.
My. Ill. IL
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FIRST PREMIUM!
& SCREENING MACHINE.
PATENT

"
IMPORTANT TO MILLERs AND MILL OWNERS.
WaHIS Machine received the first premium at
4 the North Carolina State Fair, and was re-
commended to the public as the. bes: now in
use In the State. Seven Handred of them are
now running in North Carolina, all of which
are now in operation and have given the most
entire satisfaction, in regard both to perfor-
nance and durability, some having run six
years and perform as y&l now as they did at
first, and have not be6a out of order one day.
We have thrown out ten different Smut Ma
chimes to make room for this. They are war
ranted for five years, and delivered at the Mil
any Whele in the State.
Manufactured and sold by
JNO 4. McMANNEN,
South Lowell, Orange County, N. G. 32-1r
Cut this advertisement out and keep it.
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M~INERALOGY,
Assaying, Csva and Mining Engi-
neering and Surveying.

neer'ng and Surveying.
THE Subscriber is prepared to devote special
attention to the above branches, and the applica-
ton of Chemical Analysis thereto. Persons inter-
ested in MINING are invited to consult him for
information or instruction in regard to the most
recent and valuable methods of conducting the
same.
Assays of Gold, Silver, Lead, Copper and other
Mineral Ores, executed with punctuality and dis
patch.
Assay specimens of one or two ounces, with q
remittance of So for each Assay may be sent to
the subscEiberb by mail. Metallic Ores tested by the
most speedy and accurate process at 81 for each
specimen.
Also, Agent for the sale or purchase Of mineral
lands, mining stock, &c.
WIN. BEAL, A. NJ.
Murphy, N. c., March 4, 1855. PLY
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New Spring and Summer Goods,
FOR1855.

Wonders never cease-oM things pass
array and all things become near.
A LEXANDER CREECHhas justreturned from
N the Northern cities, and has bought the lar
gest and most complete stock of Staple and Fan
cy Dry Goods he has ever had the pleasure of Of
fering to his friends and customers.
FOR LADIES.
200 pieces of Calico from ST to Is cents per yard.
SO do Gingham l24 to 80 do
$50 do Muslins and Laws from 81 to 40 do.
Is do Fig'd Jaekonette, from 20 to so do.
40 do Plain and Dotted Swiss Muslin from
20 to rs cents per yard.
40 pieces Jackonette and checked Muslin from l24
to IS cents per yard.
Berage DeLaine and Challe from % to so.
Plain Berages and Silk Tissues from 35 to rs.
Rich Fig'd Berages and Tissues from 40 to 81 90.
Black and Fancy Plaid Silks from IS to So per yd
Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs from 10 cts to So
Embroidered Collars and Undersleeves.
Hosiery, Grass and Cactus Skirts.
Black andFancy Mantilas from 3 to SIS.
400 Straw and Leghorn and Blond Lace Bonnet
from so cts. to 81.
Also Bonnet Ribbons and Dress Trimmings.
Silk Bonnets FROM 2 to $la.
Silk Pnrasols.
FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
Black Cloth and Black and fancy C~assimeres.
American and French Drab'd'Ete.
lJdllaH OlOEHS anu CdSHmareILcS.
Tweeds and Kentucky Jeans.
White and fancy Linen Drilling.
Navy Drill, Russia Duck, and other Linen gooG
for coats and pants.
Grass and Brown Linens.
Plain and fancy Cottonades.
Beebe d Co., and other makes-latests style
Mole Skin Beaver HATS. Also a great variety
Soft Fur, Wool, Straw, Leghorn and Panama Ha
Of all colors and qualities.
Pooto G1ooo oo,J TTooI.oH1a
READY MADE CLOTHING.-In short, I ha'
a fine assortment of almost every kind of goo
that is usually kept in a retail or wholesale D
Goods Store. Bear in mind that I will sell s yC
of yard wide Muslin for so cents. Who can't we
q muslin dress? l ask the citizens of RaleiI
and surrounding country to cali and examine !
stock of goods-I ask nothing to show you gooC
and if the style of goods, price and quality do 7
suit you, do not buy.
The above goods may be found three doors FRI
r. Smiths corner, and one door above H.
Evans, Fayetteville st.
1 return nay thanks for past fayors, and hope
| honest dealings to merit a continuance Of the SAL
A. CREECH
: Raleigh, March, 1855. go