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Inn vcrtu d un ordre de saise ct de vente,
- lance dams lie process c.dessus intitule,
par la Cour de District, dams ct pour la aroisse ST.
Landry, ct moi adresse, il sera offert en- vente
publique, pour du compliant, la Maison de Cuur ,ie
cette Parolsse, lie Sarnedi, JUN proclaim, 1856,
commencant II heures du matin ct continuant
de jour en- jour- sill est necessaile, tous les droits,
titres, interets ct pretentions de Eeonor Young,
dams ct la proprete suivane, sasie pour satstaiTe
lie dit ordre, savoir -
Un certain Demi Lot de Terre, situe dams Ia Vile
des OpeIousas, dams Ia dite Parosse St. Landry,
faisant face sur Walnut Street borne au Nord par
Ia molle de la fraction du lot vendu ce Jour par lie
present hypothecaire Frederick VIM. Lutz, au
cote Sud par lie demi lot de terre appartenant --
ct PEST, par he denai lot de tcrre appartenant a
Nine Clementine DebailIon, veuve suryivante de
Jean M. Debaillon avec toutes les batisses am6-
iIorations qui sont ergees, ct etant lie meme ac-
gus par Phypothecaire dn dit Lutz, agent, lie &c
avril, 1852. L. V. .CHACHERE Sheriff
Bureau du Sheriff St Landry 8 Mai 1856.
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Il Scion tel Sealcnl en- 1860. nous possederons une
plus grande population que rAhgleterre.
Lhisfoire. ma riea enr6gistre de pareil, ct Dieu
salt on afretera notre prosperitg, 81 les K. NJ ne
sen mefent pas trop 1
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s4tisfaire les plus dificiles.
Arrlvant de la Nouvelle Orleans, il an
nonce au public quill maintenant en- mains
un de plus beaux assortiments d'etofes pour
habits, glets, pantalons, &c.
CHRISTIAN MORNHINVEG
Opelousas, 26 Avril, 1856
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LIE TEMPS, LES REcoLrEs, LES crEMEss- Depuis
une semaine gu deux, nous avons eu plusieurs on.
dees qui ont fat un ben considerable aux rGcoltes
de tous genres, car toutes en- avaient besofn Mais
mereredi dernier, au matin, raverse etc 81 forte
que les eaux ont emporte beaucoup de points, dislo-
qu6s d6ja, ct ont ainsi rendu certaines parties de
chemins momentanement mpratcables.
La recolte de maIs est superbe. QUAINT a ID re-
colte de cannes on salt deja qu'ele est pea pres
perdue ou pour mieux dire, gull ma pu etre sauve
qu'une traa ninime portion de plant de cannes, ce
qui fatigue les sucriers ne feront quune demi re-
eolte Ea revanche, ills pAntent du cotton, qui d'a-
pres les apparencea pronet assez. qaoiqu;l soft
3eaucoup en- retard- -
Les iardins, qui souaisient aussi beaaeoup de Ia
s6eheresse ont reprs vigueur etonnante, ct les
legusnes vent bientot &bonder. E.. -..
Les arbres fuitiers beaucoup souEert des forts
vents que naus avons eu pendant cette semaine lis
ont etc telleeut seeoaes qus ont perdu une grande
partie du fait
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-Parmi les objets rapportes de Crim6e
qui ont etc deposes en- Angleterre, a Parse
nal de Woolwich, on remarque une piece de
campagne dams rembouchure de laquelle Sc
trouve enfonce un boulet de canon. La ma.
Mere toute particuliere don't ce boulet sly
trouve loge fait presumer que lie coup dc ca.
non allait partir au moment meme Oh une
piece auglaise faisait egalement feu, ct que
celle-ci etant partie la premiere, le boulet dc
la piece anglaise aurait refouie celai de Ia
piece russo rinstant on il allait sortir.
-si l'on parcourt les pays ct les siecles,
on vera presque partout les femmes adorees
ct opprimees. L'homme qui u a jamais man.
que une occasion d'abuser de sa force, en- rem
dant hommage j lear beaute. s'est partout
prevail de leur faihlesse. II etc tout la
fois leur tyran ct leur esclave.
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FATAB ACCIDENT Nous avons lie regret dap
prendre que M. Stanisas Garrigues, de notre vile,
sest noye avant.hieF, en- voulaht traverser le Ba-
you Boarbeax, II paraitrait que Pinfortune jeuEe
homme suigait, ssul ct en- buggy, la voiture de la
poste, qu Sc rendait aux Attakapas. Arrive au ba.
you bourbeux, pres de lancienne habitation de ma
dame Ceestin Layergne, il vculut comme la voitu-
re de Ia MALE, travefser lie bayou, don't lie eourant
etait alors Dune violence extreme son cheval fut
arrats broussaes ct debattait tant6t sous
eau, tant6t ot, tandis que le courant entrafnait
ct allait renverser sa legere voiture. Cest alors
que lie nalheureax Sc prscipita dams lie bayou sans
doute dams lespoir de &c sauyer mas ce fut en- vain
lie courant laemporta bient6t sous les yeux meme
des deux Positions. t -a
Son corps n'avait point encore etc retrouye au
moment on nous mettons sous presse.
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La population pour les tro6s prochaifes perfodes
decennales est estnnee, en- aioutant dix pour cent
ce qui correspond b peu pres au Kiouvetaent des
cinduante anuees prec6dentss,
En proc e6dant lie ID raane faeon voici lie er6sultat
que Pon oAtient pourIes Etats-Unis; ct nous met
tons cefesultat en- regard de GeFai de rAngleterre
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ktGaa de la Louisiana,
coUh DE DrsrRrcr, mo. 77ss.
Pesossss st. Landry, ~ $50

succession de Iange GrabOt.
DRANCoIs REGARD, de la Paroisse
~ ST. Landry, Administrator de la Sue.
cession de fea Lange Grabot, decede, dernie.
rement de IA Paroisse St. Landry ayant pre-.
sente unTableau de Classification des dettes
de la dite succession, aceompsgne dune petit.
tion demandant l'homologation dicelui - ct
attendu quill etc fait droit la demande de
Ia dite petition par ordre de la Cour susdite
en- date du Ter Mai, 1856.
En- consequence, avis est par lie present
donnie aux interesses dams cette succession,
d'avoir deduire, par ecrit, au CRETE de Ia
Cour susdite, dans les trente jours qui sui.
vront la date du present avis, les raisoDs. 81
aueunes lis ont, pour lesquelles le dit Tableau
ne serait pas homologue.
LIS, LAsTRAPEs, GreGEer.
Opelousas, Mai, 1856.
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lie NI1RE & BOijCHEZ,

ArtasSes en- I'71ot0gra7'h ie, DagueY>
reotspe ct AnsUrotwoc.
VEHEMENT de prend.re logemenb dams,
v Ia rnaison recemnent 0eevpee parr
Mime Pigeon, CONNIE m agasin De modes, aux
Opelousas, OH lis Sc proposent d. psenare des,
portraits, paysages. &c, sur vesne, papier ou
metaux, au ehoix Dc ceux saui xoudront bien
les eneourager.
Ieur sejour en- cette Vile 6tans l1nsite. L.
public est invite a yenfr examiner leurs
echantillons, qTli seEa, lis Oseas resperer, un
encouragement su1isans pour deterniDer Te.
plus exlgeaot s'atisfaire le dGsir quill pour
ralt avoir 'obt':nir sOis nm portrait fidSle ct
durable SOFT 'Une yue sorrecte dune batisse
ou dun objet queleoDque.
Opelousas. 19 AvriI, 1856.
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Opelousas, 26 Avril, 1856.
LAME! LAME!

lNOMME on fait courir les bruits que
" je n'achete plus de iaine, je saisis cette
occasion pour annoneer a mes amis ct au
public en- general que j'en achete touiOars,
au plus haut prix ct podr du compliant.
J'achete egalement, CONNIE ci-devsnt. les
peaux de beuf.
p JL. COURET.
Opelougas, 26 Avril 1856.
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ohAclEaE-c colnrs On ie vera dams ane autre CO.
lonne Dc notre feniRe, le propretaire de- ttel de-
age. = ~ ashingtoa sient dousrir une hella Gla
eaefe. un tel dtahisaesaent dsvfat Gre encourage
HE sera, nous Tespsroas. 6 y 1 - D q
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D6cede.-Au Pont Breacx, Paroisse St. Martin
le 20 courant, apres une Tongue ct doulonreuse ma
Iadie, Mr. EDMOND BULLIARD, age de 80 ans
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sWRgNS6as a. BOae eKNa'GhS ct
egW Compliant.

OWRgUS62a a. BOae OERGg9'GEee ct
agsg Compliant.
- LIE soussigne Went de recevoir
y un grand assortment de bellies
Marchandises de saison, fraiches
e let de toutes les Qualities, ainsi que
des Groceries pour families ct habitations,
quill offre vendre tres bon marche pour
du COMPLIANT SEULEMENT.
II profile de cette occasion pour remercier
les personnes qui FONT encourage juseu'a ce
jour, ct il ose esperer qu'elles continueront
a faire leurs atfaires avec lni, comine par lie
passe. II invite ceux de ses pratiques eui
n n'ont pas encore regle de venir le faire le plus
vite possible, afin de lui eviter lie desagre-
ment de donner leurs complies GU billets en-
collection. II gatantit quill vendra scs mar
chandises ,neilieur marche que qui que &C
soft dams la Paroisse.
THEODORE GHACHERE.
Opelousas, 10 Avril, 1856.
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LES VEsrEs D'AUJoURD'HUI.- II sera vendu, au-
jourdhui, d la Maison de Cour, aux 0pelousas, par
lie SheI, les PrOpriGtes suivantes, savoir:- Tn
Aprceau De Terre sur Il Bayou Boeuf contenant 400
arpents IAN asRtre Menceau de Terre sur le Bayou
Fore, pres sda Bayou CAicot, contehant l76 acres,
aYec Baisses ct Amelorations - un autre a Belle.
yue, contstsnt I60 acres = un autre sur le Bayou
Waxia - nn Ilet de Terre, situe dams Ia vile de
Washington, ct une Negresse agee de 81 ans.
Pour les temes ct aRtres particulalites, voir aux
avis ~ A. .t.-.--.s .....
"A prcpss de ventes, nous croyons devoir appe-
ler fattention de lectears une certaine yente
de preprietss foncisres qui sc fera Luud, lie l2 du
present nasis devantla Maison de Ceur. On ofrira
uIie des plus bellies habitations de notre Parosse
une joie petite residence aux 0pelousas un excel
lent moroccan de terse, dune vingtaine d'arpents,
sdnllrabeent situe pour une residence ct sis ega-
lement, dams les limites de notre vile un morceau
de terre dune cinquantaine darpents, ct enfn, dix
beaux serfains vacants @}
VOLTA vrai,nent une belle occasion pour ceux qui
yeuent spsculer sur les terrains ou pour ceux qui
ont intention de s'etablir agreablement. On nous
assure dun autre cote que les proprietares laisse-
ront all r;ccs propriete un prix tres modGre.
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gB NM LEMIRE Er BoUcHEz, artstes en- photo
graphic, daguerrtotype ct ambrotype, informent
respectueusement les DANES ct Messeurs de Ia Pu-
roisse ST. Landry, euls ont intention de gutter les
opelousas sous peu de jours lis engagent done tous
qui ont beson de portraits, de Sc depecher ct
de yenir lsss voir, @
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Rail- 1OAD DES OPELOTSlS,

: UNE assemble generale d&s coutri
busbIes, des souscripteurs ct des autreu
NksA babitanss de la Paroissc St. LandrY, in
%sY @SSA teresses Fex4esssion wlIe7exre du Rail
Tg1sz- Road de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans des Ope
io' sas ct de POnest oFe cete Payoisse est paT le
Present. eonvoquee pour lie Lundi, l2 de Mai pro
chain, lie premier jour de la prochaine session de
Cour de District Ia Maison de Court en- cette
VILE dams lie but d'adopter telles iustes measures
qu seront reeonnues necessaires pour asteindYe la
realisation des Vnes anticipses par cette requete.
BEArcoup DE PARrIsANs DU RAIl-RoAp,
| Opelousas, % Avail, 1855. - -
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U Four les aoasellss Commerciales,
sOIs notre partie ang ae Il ;onr,
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GRANDE AMELHORATkO
Dams rEtat de Tailleur.

LIE soussigne informe le
public quill a fait venir dc
Paris des Instruments mesu-
rateurs, avec la grande En-
cyclopedie de Paris. Ayant
murement etudie ces instru-
ments, le soussigne peut ga
rantlr les coupes les plus
parfaites, pour tous yttc-
mems. ct narantit ON nntrn 4.
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OPELsOUSASs Il
NOS AGENTS.

..4ssAsE - NOS AGENTS. r Z ....
Les personnes suvantes sont autorisees collector
ct recevoir des subscriptions ct avis pour lie OOar
rier des Opelousas, dams leurs villages respectifs
AUsUsTE MARAfsT, St. Martinville, LIE.
ARTHUR BuLLIARD, Pont Sreaux, LIE. ,s
A. M1LPsPAUaH, Washington LIE. a
EE. CocHRAxE, Marksville, Le h.
g2-Nous sommes autorsG annoncer que PIERRE
PIT8E est candidat pour representer le Premier Ar
Pondissement du JuT de Police, compose des Ope-
lousas, Bellevue ct Plasance, felection qui aura
aieu lie premier Lund de Mai proclaim. TI) @
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Oh ne me dites plus que la vie est un reve,
Une ombre qui senfuit ct hotte sous nos pas
Cest lie temps de la lutte, ct 81 rien ne s'achsve,
Leternel avenir son germe ici-bas.
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Opelousas 10 Avril 1856.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-03-17
. = =EI-7sge
IEIEElI5R IEElI5:'Rl PIED 10 THE RE,s( ,E,NT
FERRY BOAT BURNED loss or rrFr,,..
e.. ~ ~ = s' S'- - sTt--"--ss ---'sss N E
FEY THE soETHgRs 4sp yA1Io,S, t,gssk.s.,.

PGfLADgLPHI4, March 15.12Iast es eys1ing ,.,;,.
the ferry boat New Jersey was crossing te pea,s
she took fire in the middle Of the Stream and ~,
with great difficulty, owing to the floating ice ~,
ashore upon the bar opposite Arch street There
Were3abeat hundred passengers on board, naany:of
whom jumped into She river and were rescued tby
boats, after clinging to the ice for some time.
It's asserted taat over thirty we're either drowned
or burned. The boat burned to the waters edge.
NEw YoRR, March IA The California mail steam
ship has arrived, bring one million and half in sspe-
Gle. Our Cotton market is quiet with sales to-day Of
1000 bales Flour is quiet sales of 900 barrels
Corn, 75c. Freights dull. 4 =,
: New YoEEs March l5.-The' George Law brings
al,250, ,oa0sin gold.
Our Cotton markell is active and advancing, with
sales to-day 900 bales. Orleans Mddling, fO4e
!. Congressional.
z WASHINGTON, March pa sharp personal debate
took place to-day between Senators TrumbuIl and
Douglas. Crittenden and Sumner also participated
in the debate -
In the House, Kansas affairs were discussed.
Markets. Iss...s-..
New IoRs, March 15.-southern Red Wheat, 81 n
to 81 90; Mess Pork, SIS rs; Whisky, s03e. y.
CtSc1SSAr1, March l5.-FIour, IS to IS Il; WHISKY.
1916; Sugar; 81 to 9ic.; Coffee, ~ to 122c.
River Intelligence. ,$ S
@ LOUISVILLE, March l5-The rYeris falling slowly.
Departed, Buckeye.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-03-17
Amusements This Evening.

> ORLEANS THEATER.- Benefit of Mons ]. Il.
Lalnothe. ''The Hsugenots." @
ST. CHARLES THEArER.--Last night but one Of Mr..
Davenport. 'otheilon and Ny Young Wife and Old
UmbrelIa.''
GA1ETr THEArER.-'s Heir at Law" and Glance
at New Orleans'' e. 5E
opD FELIows' HALT Thackerays last lecture.
Snlteet-t Charity and Hunor.''
ARuoRr HALL.-Dioranlc Panorama Of the Rus
sian War. @5er-
AMERICAN CIRous AND AMrHfTHEATER.-Was
burns American Circus and Indian mphtheae. cor
uer OF BGronHe and Poydras streets.n ~
The GREAT BaAR-The great Australian perform
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-03-17

CorToN--The receipts of cotton for the fortyeight
hours endins.at o'clock last evening were,s by the
Caddo, from Lake Bisteneau, l,e17 bales; w. C.
Young, from Bayou Macon, 929; Pelican, from Fort
Smith; Ark, l,5S2; Atalanta, from Bayou Tensas,
ISL ! John Simonds, Memphis, 47O4: H. M. Wright,
Shreveport, 1852; Jackson Railroad, co. Moses
Greenwood Little Rock, l53 latboat, Tallahatchee
river, Miss, $50; Dr.. Robertson, Nashville, ass
Choetaw, Tennessee river, 4,752; Fulton, Camden,
1888; Louisiana, Galveston 256 City of Cairo,
Camden, 2S6; Hope, upper Red river, 1896; Judah
Touro, Camden, 1886; Nashville, from Nashville,
1.225 sundrY boats, lT3. Total 1854 bales. su-
gar, 10 hhds Molasses, 1880 barrels. Tobacco,
G55 hhGs. !, -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-03-17
FIR ThackernY's LECTURE,

Mr. Thaekeray delivered a lecture npon George
Fourth, at Odd Fellows Hall, on Saturday evening
which attended by an exceedingly large audience,
that listened with great interest and admiration TO
recital Of the clothing worn by George Fourth J; Of
the length of his shoebuckles how he repreyed his
footan for having stolen and comforted disconso-
late chanbernlaidy weeping because she must leave
SO kind master; how he cut Beaux Brumulel and
his kindred associates when he mounted the throne
how there used then to be brave and bold English
men, but how unlike George was to any Of them !:
how those brave and bold Englshren got drunk
and run through toll gates, and how George had only
pluck sufficient to get drunk; how much wine they
drank, and how little Miss Bumey described the
august prince. A lengthy story of thefroyal prince
and his favored mobiles engaged in getting the
whitehailed old Duke of Arundel drunk was in
troduced, and graphically described as a bitter
satire on the " first gentlemen Of England
From drinking the story ran to gambling, in which
the king was always unlueky, but could always GET
his drafts cased and that the habit Of play has con
tinued to all great men since many of whom have
been ruined byit. Boxing was delightful oceupa-
ton of the prince also, and being present when one
bruiser was killed, he, penspned the widow. He was
very good driver, too and, in brief never resisted
any temptation that promised pleasure. When pressed
by any bard question he receded until he got ont
of danger. When his wife was: presented to him. lie
kissed her, and then-took a glass of brandy and
water. He prosecuted and abused, her. The lecture
was commenced with the intention Of speaking kindly
of all royal follies-but the lecturer said his gorge
began rise he read this recital Of the royal
sIiiaaikiris fe..4Atszzs,s q I. '9't ~ *s
A description was given of a royal ball which
George Fourth gave coming of age, and its tnsel
spendor compared with the real spendor attach
ing to the faewelLaddress Of another George-George
Washington! The English prefer limited monar-
chial government but could never endure such an one
as that of George Fourth. Ia
A pleasant and graceful allusion to Queen Victoria,
to whom all Englishmen proud Of being loyal, con
Guided the address,. "a
We may say that it was. as rapid skmming of
the surface of English history, very pleasant, and
agreeable and that its delivery was received with
close attention. broken only at the close BY very warm
applause, 80 ,-.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-03-17

THE MAILs.-The Northern and Eastern mail via
Mobile, due on Saturday failed from beyond Augusta
Ga. The mail due yesterday failed from beyond Phil
adelphia We received some back papers due last
week. There will be duethis morning the mails from
New York Of the Sth, 9th, 10th and llth. 6 IL
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-03-17

BUsINEss.-We commence the week with receipts
of cotton since our last issue, amounting to 1854
bales: increased receipts of tobacco and how many
thousands of barrels of -four, sacks of con sacks of
wheat oats, barrels of whskey pork lard bacon, oil
and many other articles which we have not room to
enumerate, but refer to our marine list Es- .1. 3
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-03-17

ORLEANS THEATEE-1Ae Huguenots:- grand
opera of the Huguenots" will be performed this
evening, at the Orleans Theater, for the benefit of
Mt. J. II. Iamothe, of that establishment grander
opera in conception, or a more completapne in exc
cution, can with difficulty be found. 1t is very
strongly cast, and, it is for the benefit of an attache
Of the establishment, who is very favorably known
among our citizens, more particularly that portion
which has TO do with chronicling the performances at
the Orleans, il is to be hoped and expected that
large house will attend the representation. We trust
that all who have taste for the opera and who desire
to enGourageits supporters, will be present
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-03-17

'You say, Mr.. Springles, that Mr.. Jacobs was your
tutor2 Does the court understand from that you rez
ceived your education from him. g No, stree. He
taught me to play on the French horn. He taught
me to toot-henae call him my tutor"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-03-17
Steamboat Departures This Day.
oUaeIIITA RIVER. R,

~, oU4GEfITA RIVER.
r, L. Cobb Northern, master O'clock. Lewis Snapp Co.
81 Front and T Smith L New I4evee streets, agents
RED RIVER.
Caddo No. . Marshall, master o'clock. Lewis snspp
Co, 81 Front street. B. Smith, New Leyee agents
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
New Iatona, apess, master, at O'Clock P. n.
C0FISGToN.
Virginia Pearl, Hoffman, the arrival of the 10 O'clock H. NJ
D. Q. Lowber es Magazine street, agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-03-17
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

&c @ s5H sN'N HSB oKhHASs; i!tHhf sohfhEkS IASH1
'2 4 ' T ;Fs* ss1e Hss 4f 5t Ss s S da ;. A.
s@shes siy P Vi. Passengers landed
F&NFour per mile each way Children and servants
rREIGIT TRA1S from the City to osyba and all inerme
dints stations every IuesH y, hrsE md satMy and from from
day Wslnss,ay ag g,'!,l. and FrI"A{ ,,n.,o
Te cEs ait nss on he Psdf
for passengers going % @H 1ffn Re II ,EI Rf oRs 81 day s
rwcey Line Si? 6 srAGs 4 As 5tEsoS Sy Ill., s"Ds'
SIs ~. ERS I:REskS kirNdA6. hNP GREAT "Esi
5s sySF = 5eth s SS%T Of s ca and litter
Leaves the Depot at AsiS5 1ds sy sysy 3 asy at l. n n
Arrive at Bayou Bout INV" e"sy StHt dy i3So + 81
RETURNING:
Ieeye g2y9m R@"h l$S 1$9 ?. \
at Algcrs.. -. ............. $50 P. NJ.
pS Fey eS T nSnt viii connec, with the Passenger an eyg
the oot 81 Ann srss GDs oT mo e. 2G0s6 Ref'Sg s
tons @ The Company the wharf 1T the fGo Of St. Louis % StFfs
san B5yon es Asmanass Raeslana aonrshe Grossins
Pnte Ru&s Rates Of Freish. in pamphlet form FOR cir
;ti" o35t A. i. sEGEK, Vice President
S-~>ra, 10. o. F.--BOARD OF DIRECTORS
eras$ S }3of odd Fellows Rest for 1s5611ohicers-
Yy t Henry Bier, PreSideut John Stroud, Treasurer;
5s-ai Z ~ Furneiux, Secretary. Cemetery Commit!
tee-lutpcr Dillingham; Gardner Smith, Luther Homes. Fl
C4mmittce-rhos Kecte, " O. Wilson, /. llome5
StXtnn-Dnniel Merritt; Mcnbtrs-Frank Lewis, w q vii
son, Geo; seymour H. GGIiman G. b. Bowditei j. P War
ner, II. CastnrcEc, :. Bonemet.
H8~ VAULTS IN "oDD FEIIL0WS' REST may be pro
cured by applying to I, N. CORRY Sckes Il Co.'s IS ca
nal street at b. FELT sTETSONS 81 Gampstrcet to H.
M1LTSPAUGH L. 5. Mint, and at the SecreiHrs pice in
Odd Fellows Hall, Camp and Lafayette streets
The price of Stockholng Lodges will be SO per
vault; TO all others, S5s) per vault.
Information relative to the purchase Of Lots, be had
on application to the Secreary.s
apis JAMES FUKNEAUN, Secretary 0. T. Rest
I NJ, T-ANEY, WHOLESALE DEALER IN FOR
seign and Domestic Malt Liquors. 80 rnvier New
Grleans keeps constantly on hand in good shipping order New
York and Philadelphia Ale, Porter and Champagne Cider by
tie barrel or ogsead in bottles packed boxes casks,
suit purchasers Also imports Scotch Ale and London Porter
% Prompt and particular attention paid all orders
ceired feT1y
CRANES PATENT METALLIC BURIAL.
- CAShET-P H. COOK CO, Propriet9r and Wholesale
Dealers in Cranes Metallic Burial Cake for the States of
OHce and Sample Rooms No. 4SS Charles street, oppo-
It's the st, Charles Hotel, New Orleans. do II
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-03-17

A rather credulous individual, on being told that
he should not believe more than half he heard asked
F" which half shall credit2N
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-03-17

A person in delicate health mas asked fshe should
dare venture on aaotapge2 He replied o--. am
afraid should fatt Off Y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-03-17

u NORTH CUITIOHT, ,ATTORNEY-ATLAW,W WILL
ILs all professional business in St Landry and
Avoyee that may be entrusted to his care Office at OFE-
L0USAS, La. ,
Reterences-Chas NJ Waterman, hardware merchant c. n
Olivier Esq Thos D. Miller commission merchant; Chn b.
Singleton attorney Nixon, Adam5& Co. Crescent Office.
New Orleans m25
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-03-17

THAcHERAI's LEcTuREs.--AIr. Thackeray in view
Of the success which has attended his series of lee
lures concerning the English Georges will deliver an
additional lecture this evening, at Odd Fellows Hail.
upon Charity and Humor'T We have Leigh Hunt
upon "-wit and humor," and Bishop South and Tom
Hood, upon charity" twill be interesting to see
in what manner Mr.. Thaokeay allies the two object
lively, dissimlilar traits.
Tickets can be procuredat Normans, under the St.
Charles Hotel, and No. Ii Camp street.