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NATIONAL THEATER.-This favOrite place OF
amuemeut continues Its full share Of patronage wtee
sbt and Mr o. L. Fox. the stage msnssess
and also the comedian Of the establishing has proved
lim.ef alhs energetic To-sICHr b. appears In IRELAND
As Ir Is BEAUTY BEAST" agd the panornine Of
IA. CoBBLEK AID rAILoR.'
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ARREsr OF H,LL-THTEy Louis Kramer. Q
0ersu Yesterday detected "a the ball Of No IS Nrsst
st With SIS cl5h his ppssessia Which he ael
t,sen m .e IA sud Re hsd ssiret s-cess y mems efs
TO- txkLinsfica
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CITY ITEMS.

GAs-GA,.-Whsti is the reason that the supply Of
gas is reduced sbou: one-half at II o'clock every
night Ifit is merely an experiment, we hope Wi
soon end printers want full supply Of light up to
sunrise.
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For THE PooR.-The Brothers Mollenhauer and
Madame Cecie Peauceer, will give grand cor
cert on Tucday, Feb s, for tho benef: of the poor
of Brooklyn, a. the Athene1m. They will be as
sisted by the n. Y. Sangerunde, CHI orus Of eighty
voices and mary other artists.
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BROOKL Wv ITEMS.

OBSERVANCE OF SuSDAY.-Tbe Sunday ordinance
was strictly observed yesterday throughout the city.
and there was no drunkenness or rowdyism obssrv'
able in consequence. The severity of the weather
had tendency TO keep people within doors; AMI tho
streets, therefore, presented very dull aspect.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

The SUNDAY LAw.-Yesterdsy was an exceedinsy
quiet day in Jersey City. The hotels ana p rseH
saloons were strictly closed, and all other cln.s
places we're also apparently shut up II zoe ~
violated, it was done to but limited ea ',sS
the u,rpo.. caution. Good order prevailed
TIE BuayIso OF THE CorRI-ho.n
HOLD, n. 1.-THE jail adjoining 'n' .-ar.S :. A..
Treebold. n J., which was nearly destroyed ~ nn
IesD Tsa,sdsy night, wss set On fire BY an IRISH gh
bo has been confined there for some time on seha.gs
~ i.Isepy. II appears that this gin was io ps:sssa
~ Ley eiyep Der by prisoner who had no farther
40 %, h with which she was in the habit Of lssv,g
the is at any timein the night and returning bss'.s
daylight. The keeper learning that she had hsca =
The habit Of going out, and not knowing IN vss. -
per sbe effected her exit, thres'snsd 70 COMMAS =
enc Of the old cells in the Coarthesss' I'M
not meeting with the visws q us
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Coysos CoUycIL.-Both branches com nence their
February Term this afternoon.
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An IuFUDESr HAt1. rHIrr.-On SATURDAY evening"

hsinlef entered The hoas- Of Mr. T. De Forrest, No ~
hp'oe q snc nol- two overcoss Of VIII n contsn
the hers Of M De Fafr-sr. ,re YESTERDAY the f,vxzx
len a. his rrsidencs.
return you The NEcs they ara Of no use q ma Lar
much pleased with yogr eorEs tsask Yea fof then
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BRooELrS CRY MoRrALITY.-The total number
of deaths las, week amounted to g. OF this number
90 were males and SO females; Of adults there were
90 and OF minors AZ. The greatest mortality was OF
consumption, of which - died.
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The soup HousE-Seyeral hundred families were
suppsd Soup House yesterday Some Of tho apge.ns
1859 families averaging four and half Persoas TO each fam
iy were .uPPsd An syer,se Of barre. ere ess sas
The Relief department. Ofhe late City Of Wlisnsburfh
report the oosBs receipts, expenditures ss Tor tho msaa
61esiVsd Amount CT subscription and donation ss.si 10
S;ss' sss 3d. To:. ~ o. so % u.s. .,,
dne or po,ifofy si prions tickets % 81 sitting
Up roc sBd coup go o. vegetables ssi appropriation IN
SouP ssa Total so o. Bssne, Gsm.ns sss IS
Number OF families supplied with provision. f.st week
ibis 90 osoup we're daily the poor 10 al
oton TO The above German Association In the sizeenh
poSsd. beef With bread sad vegetables % sbou, psross
The Relief Department call he citizens for farther Ss
hi. terrible cI.s Ps.t The ia the treasury w b
exhausted in two or TIRE days. s@d then hss. ps,.on' wi" %
The CRY FIsAscEs-Tbs Aldermen snd supervi-
sor. joint Board meet O'clock on Monday sstao'ss
he pTo,r, Of he ckster wh also aathohn them 70
meet 70 time Until they complete tasi .so ~ a.,
step rendered Leeeary Ia order !" pio'eo m'aN' '" '''~
current expenses Of the City
A.sIuLr AVID BATTERY WITH DEADLY WEAPON:
Three men named James whiilcck, Robert proa6s sae
Hamilton Nesbu we're arrested oe sssuidy y Uao..
Vim :ne % 1n shss sss p.ltis.
sss house 10 soaros pies whsa s sss
with diver .eHe three Zee, long sssea e.
c,yed several scalp wouIds sed AZ. Ssseai va ~
the AIMS Ia atempiDg - vrd on the boEa lac sceesss
parties ssys bonds s9pssr for srsminssou Tomorrow
OvERpoARD.-Cspt Finney, Of the brig Oregoa
seeespisy fell oyerto,rd Of the Hamiton sv fss
toats CO gatucsy bat eeIs en- expert swimmer
SisLeats .a
PrRGL.RY-The DRY goods store of ). A. Newmaas
i, Yutons va. lonou,y entered on rtt,y .sht By Sy
rs Of shutters Of the bach wlneow. About -" worm
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A FINE CHANCE If Mayor Wood wants to m IKE
a ten strike let him buy ticket for steamboat ex-
currion which is to come off very soon and when he
learns the parties and the object he will get track of
a brood of pestient scamps who ought long since to
have been in the State Prisons. BosToS CORNERS.
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ARREST or FuoIrIvZ BuRGLAR-John Murphy,
s N1nsy alias Jack MuAfoe ebs ged with beias one OF
ssps OF depend who within sss noohs pas ss'f GU.
Ipttsd vlIious busies and lGesIss 70 Pze,sop ~
ThhJ District Police Court and hsndsd Over 70 soeII 80
Bh.m of Pssssie Co j. By whom ne 80 scn
for Two Of the erresssd IN W. ~ "a
vseks ssee ssd have been can't 10 ffsoa sa
thar ~ in4ssuscn sEsnss MWfsl " ss.NNs
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Boy I.osr A boy, about u years Of age, Who Il
sytro.ed 10 be insane and whose Jas Coukn, vS
,s,erssy und wsLdsTing In Fcrtrth sai taken 20 the
City Prison where he was PLACID 10 charge oil pf ooVh
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FIyE-PoIsTs HOUSE OF IsDUsTRY. This Instltu-
on received from visitors the splendid snsion o. Or
Townseld being completed on he corner o. Flt sv
and Thirty fhst during the month Of January, three BUG
Dire ard twenty niue 2slo0 dollars (s3s l3 This building
"a ain oren TO those who w4h IT, and the proceeds will
be- 1--WE a a. .soye L. ~. PEAsE, Superintendent.
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s,Ue 10 Laws 10 accordance with the Oorilg pra
Siples
That the farher sss. Of the public srds OF t1 State
q ell be prohibited std that they be 5 on. 10 fans sd lat,
for the free sLd exclusive zee Of actual settlers.
70 limit the ss'i Of land th.. peYBoa shall hare
after cg1rs 10 this state
AL Of txhieh Il respectfully submitted
MM ApBUTasoT, BEx. PkrcE
IEA r. DAVIS, ROBERT GRAxr
Il A BAILEY JOVS CCaagzy1sn
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DENILr DTsPEssARY REPORT FOR JANUARY, 1855
" hole number Of irested ST. p-Iirns
at the Dp.1,.ry l1s; a. their DWELLING, S M:e, e52
other rourtrie. ~ Resu-Sent Hospital g. ced III
remaining under treatment 81 Prescriptions dispensed dunn,
the month 1884.
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MUTE FoUyD WASDERIyG rs TIE STREETS. =
susan Harris eyed female Wa found 90 s.n,d.s
TT in Anthony ard taken TO the tfth ~sfi foiics
station where she attended by Dr. Edgar Atsr osas
restored n discovered ths, she vssa mute and s--
ara being banded her she wrote that she lived 10 WOOD
PIisceiphfa and had living there For shtt par
she 10 New ORR cou1 LOT DC scs4Heo- o-e
VA tai o the Aims House.
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GERS of the Institution at which young Francis was
being educated that his father had really delegated
them with all due authority to take the lad from uader
their care for the purpose Of conveying him home;
so they consented to his departure, and, as before
stated On Friday afternoon he about to leave o.
the EupiIe City, for Havana.
Ii further appears that Francis was being m ain
tanned by his uncle, Of the Junta, and that come diff
feulty exists between the brothers. BE that how
ever. as il may the boy taken from the steam
sbip by the uncle who was accompanied by an Off
Ger and several friends, and placed by hin beyond
the ach of the Spanish Consul and the special meg
sepger. Mr. Csrnobel 1t is surnsed that the father
of Francis was about to be liberated from prison aud
sent home to Spain, and that his object in thus send
irr for hi, child was to take the sd home with him.
This, it is thought uupalatabe to the revolution
sry uncle, and hence the abdu otion.
LITTER FROM YOUNG HERNANDEZ.
On Thursdsy last toe Spanish CoSsus and Mr.: Gar
ICbe,i called at The Clsyeraes insttate. DIR. Cfho
bell hs1deo NE letter from my father, desiring me
10 come TO Cuba r, sd the letter. and thep TOLD bin
Gid Lot wish TO 20 home. Tue spanish Consul then
sajd that rust 90 to Cubs, and II dt no. 60 I'M
mediat.ly would be thrown into prison II ever
rent there sfterward. ] then told tlemtnr would
give them DO answer until cav my Uncle Joseph
Elias Hernandez who resides a. No. 81 President 81
Brooklyn. They esid that could not see Gay uocle
And them told then thss would not go to Cuba
without frst having an intervieE with him. The
SpaIfh Corsul then said if would come TO New
Y.rE with them ths3 would let me zee my uncle
then agreed to come to New York, and arrived here
about ten o'clock the same night. Wnea got
here they refused, my asking them, 10 let me go
10 my uncle slore or with them. l thee wsot With
Mr. Csrnobeli 10 the boarding house Nc. ia Cham
ber.-t, ~here slept that night. The nsHt morning
~, day., when icse from bed, again begged 10 'n
TO let me zee Wy urcle bat was refused. Tost al
ternoon Mr.. CsrDobel took me on board the stea n
sbip Empire City. for the purpose OF taking me 2
Cuba When got there net my uncle, wao a1ea
me if wanted TO go TO Cabs ans ~ere1 10 t1s neg
alive and said tina, Mr.. Csrpobeli aad the Consal
had forced me to go Ny uncle said il | v.ofei 70 20
home be would allow me TO do 80; when az IA 70
pied that did not want to 60. There were aoooi
ter Cubsns with us at the time ard they 81 Nose
! Witnesses to the conversation. The stisenenf mtut
BY Mr. Csrrobei tiny uncle hsd forced me 70 ny
In The ULit.d Statss 10 Lot trua wac NOT Pr2mPses
by hin TO stay here it was solely my ova wsn "
main Refining to 60 to C9bs le', ',s s ss AZ
vent home Win my uncls to Brooklyn, wnefe ! ga
DOW stopping Ny uncle wa informed o. AR. AN, n
belle actiors By telegrsphc dsspsfcn sent 20 nn
BIZ one Of my friends q Clsversck. sfaanx tnat y
| been tax en- swsy from school against my vln "a
vth. FRANK 9" oAHaA'V~@'
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OYERPoARD.-Cspt. Finney, OF the brig Oregoo
.ses,ualy fell osetosrd Of the Hamiton sv fe
ioata cD sstsc.y bat eens en- expert swimmer'
lli
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ELECTION.-Attendu que son Excellence
ll P. O. HILBERT, Gouverneur de rEtat de Ia Loni
siane, a lance 50 proclamation, date lie 26 Juliet lS5t
PREDOMINANT qu'une election soft tenuei aux different,
precincts detection de cote Paroisse, lie Ter lundi de
novembre proclaim, pour elire,
I'm rcprGsentant du 4me District Congressional
compose des Paroisses de Vermillion, LAFAYETTE. St
Landry, Calcasicu, Rapides, Sabine, Natchitoches
Wlnn, Desoto, Caddo, Bossier, Claiborne, Bienyille
jackson, Union, Morehouse, Ouachita, Caldwell 81
Franklin.
I'm Gouverneur ct un lieutenant Gouverneur dc
lEtat. w
I'm Secretaire dEtat ct I'M Avocat General.
I'm I~resorler, I'm Auditeur des complies publics Of
un Surintendant de INSTRUCTION publiaue.
Irols representans d rAssemblee Generale de
lEtat. ~
I'm Avocat de District pour ce districtci.
Un Greffler de cette c0ur de district.
Un Sheriff ct un Coroner de cette %paroisse.
I'm Assessor de taxes pour cctte paroisse,
DeuN JUICES de PaiX pour Ia Vile DIES Opelousas,
deuX pour la vile de Washington, deux pour Ia VILE
de Grand Coteau ct I'LL pour chacun des autres wards
qul ont droit a un reprtsentant au Juri de Police.
Un Constable pour chaque reimbursement,
Aussl pour on cOntre lie Transient du siege do Con.
vernemcnt de Baton-Roug a la N%ouyelle-O Orleans.
En- CONSEQUENCE, je, ]. b. David, sheriff de la Pa.
roisse st. Landry, commencement a Ia loi ct a la dite
~ciamatlo dome avis aux commissaires d'6lec-
tlon dc Ia susdite Paroisse que la dite election deyra
Sc tenir dams Ia dite paroisse, lundi, lie S de novem-
bre 1868, entire . heures A. M. ct 4 heures p, M,
lie scrutin sera ouvert sous la surveillance des
commissaires detection de la Paroisse ST. Landry,
sans autre avis, lesquels devront transmettre les re.
tours de ladlte election au %soussignG c%onformement A
la loi. "
Bureau du Sheriff, ST. Landry, Is aoht 1855.
j. B. DAVID, Sheriff.
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AVIS JUDICIAREs.

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA our de
~ district. Paroisse 81. Landry. No. 754l TIA
bleau ct classification, ct DIES dettes de George N.
Rogers, cessionnaire-
CALEB L. swAYzE, de 10 Paroisse st. Landry, Syn
die des creanciers du dit George N. Rogers, ayant
presente un tableai de distribution de ses hens, acs
d'icelui; 1t attendu, quill a etc fait droit a Ia dite Pc
tition par un ordre de la Cour en- date du "a Aodt,
1855;
En- consequence, avis est par lie present donne, aux
interesses dams Ia distribution des dts biens, d'ayolr
4 deduire dams les trente jours qui %suivront Ia date
du presentavis 81 aucunes Giles ont, pour l~esquelles lie
dit ttableau ne serait pas hoinologue ct confirme.H ~
Opelousas, lie / septembre, 1855. oGo
A. GARR1GUES, Grefier.
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FTAT DE LA LOUIsIANE--Cour de
FL District, Paroisse st. Landry, Succession de
Michael D. Boatwright, reinforcement de Ia susdite
Paroisse, decide .
Une assemble DIES creanciers lu dit decide serl
tenue SAMEDI, lie Ter de Septemhre proclaim, com
mencant a 10 heures A. NJ, par devant Joel IL. San
doz, Notaire Public dams ct pour IL Paroisse st. Ian
dry, a son bureau aux Opelousas, dams lie but de de-
liberer sur les atfaires du dit Michael D. Boatwright,
decide.
Bureau du Greficr, Opelousas, lie % Juliet, 1855.
- '. A. GARRIGUES, Gretfier.
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vENTEs A
VENTE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~.
v .EXANDRE LANCLOS. Fills d6c1aA

VENTE PUBLIQUE.-SuooEss1ox ~.
Y EXANDRE LANCLOs, Fills, decide.
L. public est, par lie present, informe gun 81
cherisseur, par le soussigne, Encanteur PUBLIC w.
ct pour la Paroisse 81. Landry, sur Ihabitation I'M
dGfunt a reinforcement reside, situee sur ia ps ~
Teche, dams cette Paroisse, lie ~
JEUDI, IL septcmbre, 1885, s4
les prophecies ci-dessous d6crites, appartennuanbtl I'M
succession d'Alexandre Lanclos, fills, d9c6dS 4 y
voir: TTS~'hJ5S
Tn Nagre nomme JACQUES, F., l-1saF glb
- .1r age d'enviiron. " y y
Une Nagresse nominee HELENE, WIN
agee d'environ 50 No.
ct Sea deux enfans+
.DAMONVILLE, age de Z ans, ea
ADVEL1NE, agee dc G ans. @IFs4Qds@
Une CHARRETTE A BCEUFS:
Une CHARLOTTE A CHEvAL; lsVg
I'm BGUF; TEN
2 MULETS Americana.
Et diverses articles don't Remuneration est mutu.
Termes ct conditions, qui sVont fayorablesS e,
acquereurs, serollt annonces lie jour de Ia ycnte. -
~ m ULYSSE GABEREL, Encantsu,
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NJ uLET EPAVE.--Arrete par lie sous
cain, conleur rouge, age d'environ 8 ans. tailJe NOV.
enne. IL a deux on trois mois que lie dit Mulet ext
dams les envlrons. II Il sur lie cou, une tache blanche
tormant pressure la lettre Fl. lie proprietaire dn dit
Mnlet est pri6 de venir lie reclamer, payer les frais Of
lie letirer. ANnPE MECtIis G.
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ADVERTISEMENT Legal

G5OOl TOUs CoNTRIBUABIEa
RCOOs qui mont pas encsre paye leufs fsYs
de Paroissc pour 1854 sont, par ces pr6sentes. ayens
que lie soussigni fait servir maintenant sur chaan.
retardataire, une notice ecrite ct reqrise par Ia III
ct que, trente jours aprts lie dit service, il saishn <
vendra les proprittes de chaque Delinquent pour !
pavement de ces dites Taxes.
On pnurra lie ~trouvcr pendant les trente jours3u<
%suirront cette date (les Dimanches e~xceptGsl Il
Opelolisas, au bureau de F. Il Z. N. Cullom.
EBERT CAN'T, C~ollecteuu
Opelnusas. s Mai, 1855.
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ETAT DE LA Observation-Disclosures
~ de FRANCHISE L,ANGLOIS. decedee. .Cou

ETAT DE LA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
w de FRANCHISE LANGLOIs, decedee. Cour
de District Paroisse ST. Landry. No. 1910.
JOSEPH M. CARRIERE, de Ia Paroisse st. Landry,
Administrator de la susdite succession, ayant pre-
sente un tableau amende de Ia dite succession, &C.
compagne dune petition demandant lhomologation
d'icelui; Eft attendu, quill a cts fait droit a la dite
petition, par ordre de Ia Cour, en- date du 6 Aodt,
1856;
En- consequence, avis est par lie present donne aux
interesses dams cette succession, d'avOir a deduire au
CRETE de Ia C0ur susdite, dams trente jours qui
%suivront 10 date du present dvis, les raisons 81 au-
cunes lis ont, pour l~esquelles lie dit tableau ne serait
pas approuve ct homologue.
4. GARRIGUEs, Grefier.
Opelousas, lie IA Aoht, 1855.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cou Jour de
~ District, Paroisse st. Landry. No. 1884,.
Succession de Andre Deshotel, DECIDE.
JEAN BAPTIsTE SoILEAU, Fills, de Ia Paroisse st.
Landry, Executeur Icstamentaire Datif du dernier
testament du dit decide, ayant presentd TN tableau
de classification des dettes de la dite succession, ac-
compagne dune petition demandant l'homologation
d'icelui; Eft attendu, quill a etc fait droit a la dite
petition, par ordre de Ia Cour, en- date du Ter Aoht,
1855; RE-
En- consequence, avis est par lie present donnie alx
%interesses dams cette succession, davoir 4 dGduire AL
CRETE de Ia Conr susdite, dams trente jours qui suiv-
ront In date du present avis, les raisons 81 aucunes lis
ont, pour lesqueles lie dit tablenu lie serait pas ap-
prouve ct homologne. 0-''
Opelousas, lie 4 Aout, 1855.
A.. GARRIGUES, Greffer.
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NJ ULE EPAVE.-Arrete, par lie sous
~ signe, sur son habitation au Bayou Bnuf a
environ trois miles de Moundville, une Mule, con.
lenr dun brun-foncd, taille ordinaire, agee d'environ
n anss ahs, m mi 7 a pei! pres ainsi: RE. III est i'm
possible de decrire au juste la dite marque.) LIE pro.
prietaire peut obtenir la Mule susdite en- prouvnnt
50 propritte ct en- payant les frais.
GREEN HUDSPETH,
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CHAS. N. EALER EFT Gle. vienuent Al
-, ~ recevoir I'm grand assortment de Bellies MON.
IhEs, BlJOUTERIE, ETC., de differences q,alh6,
guns Orient a des prix rtdnits, pour du compiant.
Ioute cspece d'ouvrage, conccrnait leur met3crt. srs
execute dune maniere satisfaisante. NJ. Eakros
tlnuera a bonner son attention personnclle d NM
ration des Montres, ct dams cette occupation II AsSs
IA de faire plaisir d ses nnmbreux amis ct au publ,
Bureau. enc. DIES rues Maine ct Landry, Opeksa
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THEODOsE S. ROBIN, Juge de Paix
Il dams lie Premier ACCOMPLISHMENT, Paroisse st.
Landry. Bureau aux Opelousas.
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A LPHONSE DEBAILLON, Encanteur
~ Public dams ct pour III Paroisse st. Landry.
Tout ordre laisse chez lui on au bureau de II. s.
Robin sera prOmptement execute.
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JOSEPH d. RICHARD, Notaire Public
= dams ct pour Ia Paroisse st. Landry. Son bureau
est au Grand C6teau. 10 Mai.
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ONEZIME A. GUIDRY, Notaire Public
~ dams ct pour Ia Paroissc st. Landry. Bureau
aux Opelousas. Ayril 7,
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r TOLEDANO & TAYLOR, Marchands
lIs COMMISSIONERS encoignure DIES rues Saint
Charles ct Union, Nouvelle-Orleans .I.u.
BENZ. TOLEDANO. j.. M'DONALD TAYLOR,
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VALERY ROY, Collector, ofre respect
ueusement SEES services CONNIE tel. au public
Tout ordre, laisse au magasin de Ney q Estorge, SER
prOmptement eXeCDtS.
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NHEODOSE S. ROBIN, Notaire Public
dams ct pour la Paroisse St. Landry. Bureau
aux ODelousas,
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GABEREL, Encanteur Publique
~ ct Collector pour Ia Paroisse St. Landry. Blu
reau aux Opelousas. Mars 10.
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I'D. P. DOREMUS, Dentiste, ofre respec-
~ tueusement ses services 4 ses amis ct au public
en- general. Tout ordre laiss6 4 ce bureau sera
promptement exfcutG. Opelousas, 3 Mars, 1855.
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A LBERT DEJEAN, Avocat ct Conseil-
- Ter, Opelonsas, Le., s'occuppera toute aflaire
concernants a profession, tant dams la paroisse de St.
Landry que dams les paroisses avoisinantes.
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THEODOSE S. ROBIN, Avocat, ofre SEES
4 SEES services a SEES amis ct au public du Quatorzi-
eme ct Quinzieme District Judiciaire. Son bureau
est aux Opelousas. Avril Z. -
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JOHN MACDONALD, Ingenieur Civil ct
= Arpentenr, ofre SEES services au public, il ex-
ecntera lmmGdiatement toutes les commandes qui lui
seront donnees. S'adresser a Mr.. Charles N. Ealer,
encoignure DIES rles Maine ct Landry, Opelonsas.
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p PROGRESS, Journal Quotidien, Public
- 4 NewYork, en- ~trancais settlement.
Prix d'abonnement, payable d'adyance.
Un an. ...........sS 90 Trois mois ..,... 50 IN
Six mois ,....4 On lin mo;o az
Les trals de poste sont a la charge de l'abonne.
Opelousas. ~ P'"A A'
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USEPH CIiENIEF, CollecteNr pour 10
- Paroisse st. Landry. Bureau aux Opelousas.
r OUIS STAGE, Encanteur Public dams
~ ct pour la PSsoisse st. Landry. Bureau a la
Vile Platte.
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d DOCTEUR F. BURR, Dentiste, apres
- l.. vingt-cinq ans d'experience dams sa profession,
oiire SEES services au public en- general, on lie %trouvera
meure tout pres du village. Mars II.