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rHANGE OF REs1DEN CE.-Dr. PI-
~ LATE. has removed his residence and office to
the dwelling on Landry street, near Judge overtons,
and opposite H. Birotts store Besides the ordinary
services of his profession, the Dr. will continue to
attend on all diseases Of the Mouth aud Teeth, and
practice in all the branches Of Dentistry. His work
in all that line is warranted and performed after the
latest and most approved process u W !" 'l'5
Artificial Teeth are not only an ornaments they re-
establish the voice 10 its natural tone, and aboveal
ncrn,it mestcation. 50 indispensable to the health.
Dr. PLATE will visit Washington weekly.
Prices moderate.
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NTOTICE.-The undersigned hereby notify
IN Planters and others that from and after the LIST
of November next, 1856, the Storage now existing
will henceforth be charged for merchandise and
other articles laying in their warehouses for the pc
Rod of one month"; and for every additional month
or part Of month the same additional rates Nill be
charged.
Nothing will be delivered until the Storage paid
Washington, October II, 1856. ..,..,
DEBAILL0N & CARRIERE.
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EONTENT AND ACADEMY. DF THE
~ IMMAgULATE CONCEPTION, . %, rl4,.'- )

4 NON FJNI AND AGABEhl Jh ! ITI
~ IMMACULATE CONCEPTION, %. rif,,.--,
Louisiana. ' -.t44 - llJl.
This Institution will be opened by the Ladies' of
the Holy Cross,'' in the beginning Of October in
the Town Of 0pelousas, for the education of the
Young ladies OF the Parish and of the surrounding
Parishes. The location is most delightful an offers
all The exterior advantages which parents may de.
sire for their children. lrhe system Of Education
will embrace all the branches taught IN the best In
stitutons of America or Europe-ReadiEg, Spelling |
Grammar Composition, Rhetoric, Eocution, applied
to the French and English Languages, to both of
which the utmost attention will he pad and both of
which the pupils will most carefully be trained to
speak and write with correctness, elegance and flu
Ancient and Modern History, Mythology, Arithme-
tic, Bookkeeping, the elements of Algebra and &C.
ometry, Natural Philosophy, Natural History, DO.
nestle Economy, Sewing, Embroidery, Artificial
Flowers, Drawing, Painting, Vocal and instrumental
Music. This last branch will be taught by distin
guished artist Just arrived from NewOreans.
Nothing will be omitted to kindle in the pupils
vivid emulation for learning The greatest attention
will also he paid odcvcop their minds, form their
hearts aud elevate their character. They will have
nathing to fear from evil examples or evil assccia.
tons, remaining at all times within the enclosure Of
the house, and under the eyes Of kind teachers, who
will watch their morals with maternal affection.
They shall receive visits, except from their pa.
rents or relations, who will be allowed to them
in the parlor on Thursdays after the morning class,
and on Sundays after the high mass. I1t
Tho uttost attention will be paid to the hcalth of
HE pupils Tho diet will be wholesome and ahund
ant The sick will be nursed with maternal vigilance
ard tenderness u.e .5.y.,
Religion is the groundwork Of Education. The
Institution is Catholic; however, young Ladies who
may belong TO other denominations will bs received,
on the only condition of conforming to the public
exercises of the house, 1I G.."' fH tI i-1-'.
To enable parents to send their children at an car
lier age to school--a child may profit from the age
Of seven or eight and even sonner--to keep them
| 1,f41, nd mag
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NOTICE. - The undersigned notifies the
~ public that he claims the land advertised to be
sold at Sheriff. Sale on the 4th of October next, at
the suit of Flash, Jr. and Sen Us. Their Creditors.
He has been in possession some time, and will not
surrender the property unless compelled to do so by
law.
j. e. WILSON,
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WTEsTERN EXCHANGE, corner of
w Tchoupitoulas and Natchcz streets, NewOr-
leans. j. Mrs. WILSON would Inform her friends
and The public generally that she has opened the
above house, and is now prepared to accommodate
boarders on reasonable terms. Her table will always
be supplied With the best the market affords St
ated in the heart of the business portion of tile city,
unusual inducements are offered to merchants and
others from the country. Refer to Che editors of
this paper. r
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(sIiAS. n. EALER, Watch-Maker md
" Jeweler, corner Of Main and Landry streets, n-
elousss has on hand an assortment OF WATCHES
and JEWEtRY, consisting Of English and French
Gold and Silver cased Lever and l.epne Watches.
Ear-Rings Finsel.Rings. astpins for Ladies' and
Gentlemen, Spectacles, Gold Pens with Gold and
Silver Holders, pcrtumery, flair Brushes Toilet
Soans and other articles too numerous to mention;
the whole Of which will be sold 81 much reduced
prices for cash or good city acceptance.
will also execute all kinds OF work III my line of
business in workmanlikc manner and with prompt
dispatch for cash Le-t u. N. EALEit. ,
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NTOTICE.-T undersigned hereby notifies
IN Planters and others that from and after The lst
of November next, 1856, the Storage now existing
will heneeforth be charged for merchandise and
other articles now laying in their warehouses for the
period of one month"; aud for every additional month
or part of month the same additional rates VIII pe
charged. ,,,..o.,
Nothing will be delivered until the storageis paid.
Washington, October IL, 1856. ,-u,,,-ou
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CTATE OF Observation-Disclosures Court

GTATE OF LOUISIANA-District Court
" Parish of st. Landry No. 1898 .... Estate OF
Martha p Taylor, de'1 oss,.5
THOMAS H. l4Ew-, ., OF the Parish Of ST. Landry,
Administrator Of NE estate Of Marthr 2. Taylor de-
ceased late of sh1d Parish having i,ied final ac-
count of his administration Of said estate, accom-
panied BY his petition, praying that the same may
be homoogated and approved; And whereas the
prayer Of said petition has been granted by ai er-
der of CoNrt DARED September %, 1856;
Therefore, notice is hereby given to a persons in
teresed to show cause, if any they have, within
thirty days from the date hereof Willy said final ac-
count should not be homologa.cd and confirmed.
Clerk office, Opel0usas, Seetemher u, 1856.
IS LsSTRAPES, Clerk.
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COOPERAGE.- The undersigned has on OF
u hand at all times supply of SUGAR HOGS
HEADS 'I;,u and I'd b. BARRELS and HALF BARRELS for
Mnasses Of the best workmanship, which he offers at
the customary prices He will also 1efeYe =; hs aHa oe eSe
onu. e','',,,u T Of HOGsHEAD SLAVES and NINE-FOOT
PIfGKETs 9TfGGK,E for sale low for cash. March 10:
iioA>A1-S WILLIAM S. READ. Washington.
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A GOING would respectfully inform his
IN. friends and the public generally that he has
located himself in the Town of Washington, where
he is now ready to execute promptly aud with neat
ness all work entrusted to him, such as Carriage Re
pairing, Painting, Trimming and 0rnamenting, as
well Is House, Sign nna Ornamental Painting gene
rally, BY close attention to business he hopes to
merit o liberal share of patronage. . s. e,t d..
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JUDICIAL NOTICES,

CTATE OF Observation-Disclosures Court
~ Parish of st. Landry -. No. 1906. >. Estate Of
Patrick Woods, deceased. "a -,.- ..
MIcHAL WooDs, of the Parish of st. Landry, Ad-
mint ntor of the estate of Patrick Woods, deceased,
late said Parish, having filed tableau eSaasiii-
catiS of the debts of said estate, accompanied by
his petition, praying that the same may he homolo-
gated and approved; And whereas, the prayer Of
said petition has been granted by order of Court
dated Occber3 1856
Therefore not..e is hereby given to all persons in
terested to show cause. if any they have, within
thirty days from the date hereof, why said tableau
should not be hom0lvgatsd and confirmed.
Clerks Office, Gpclolsls, October A, 1856.
Is IASTRAPES Clerk,
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z ANDS FOR SALE. - -Four Thousand
A. Acres Of Land, lying on the West side Of Bayou
,,..aamne ~ nu Brulee, about twenty-three miles
Ps9usIs The Land is well provided with ex
s..t t;mber such as Oak, Ash Pine, ETC., of the
ssipnr sslt auality. There are also Improy" with
snIry psss IN decayed condi ,,.sttiOn as
il not excelled by any other in the State Of
n au;sana in consequence Of the unusual convenience
sa abp ass s sss saas s - pssbaisS rs m
FFnS at paqueminc Brnlee. r. '
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WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE,
w corner of Main and Lundry streets, Ope-
|ousas, La.

G. N. EALER 81
would inform his customers and the public generally
that he has lately made arrangements for purchasing
Watches and Jewcry in NewY0rk, and that he has
within the past week received, direct from that
emporium, the first installment, consisting OF the
most elegant and desirable articles ever brought to
tls part OF the country. 49,. g.. gy
90 just opened and for sale, cheaper than ever
before offered, D.4U
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
English and French, Patent Lever and Lepinc, of
superior quality;
CHAINS AND NECKLACES:
Fine Gold Vest, Fob and Guard Chains and Neck
laces, exquistely finished.
GOLD AND SILVER THIMBLES.
magnificent assortment Of
STUDS AND SLEEVE-BUTTONS,
comprising sets of Gold Stone, Canoes, Jet, Mosaic,
Blood Stone, Cornelian, French Paste, coiored and
~hite Plain Gold and Engraved.
fine collection of
BREAST-PINS AND EARRINGS
lor Ladies', comprising sets Of Canoes, Mosaic Gold
Stone and Jet Enameled Plain Gold OF various pat
'ffns and of superior workmanship and material.
FINGER RINGS
OF many varieties, set with Diamonds, Rubies' Car
aet, Pearl, Opal, Aquamarlne, Emerald, white ana
reg led Comedian, Cameo, Blood Stone, very heaVy
hain God Alliance and many other descriptions;
being complete assortment from which may pc
Chosen an article to please the most fastidious TASTE
An endless list of +'
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES,
such as Small Ear Wires, yest-Chain Hooks, Split
Angs of superior quality, Swiyels Keys and Charms
q Q, many varieties, fine heavy Gold Pencil and Pen
Holders with or without Pens, Silver Holders, SUI
Peror quality of Crosses, Buckles for Fob Ribbons,
Lockets, Coral Beads, Silk Guards, Perfumery, etc
etc. etc.
~ Repairing done as usual at the OLD STAND,
CHAS. N. EALER.
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y oPEIoUsAs ssATuRDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 49, 1856.
EDUCATION.
FDUCATION. My School will open /,
Washington, La, October II, 1856.

ST; MARY's "a ~ Washington, St.
This illsttntion, undll 1the supervision of Mrs.
Whitney, Principal, and. G.. +. ". Haskell, Vice
Principal will be opened for the reception Of pupils
the third Monday in October 1866, embracing full
scientific course, Wis: "a a-,.,tss.4C .Jl "a sef
Dictation, Elocntion, Arithmetic, Grammof, Mod
ern and Ancient Geography, Outline Maps, History,
Botany, Astronomy, the higher Mathematics. Ge-
Organic Chemistry, Physiology, intellectual Pow
ers Logic Ethics, English Poetry and Polite Liter
ature
Instruction will also be given in the Languages
and Fine Arts. '.i ',l e.,,;. sqi l..,l .ils5l4.l
The scholastic year il divided into two sessions,
twenty weeks each. pHa7tllG7 ll W. FH}i@5 f@F
English Course per session. .se 80. $50 $25 90
Board, per month. ......... ~ 10
Matricuation tee ...sa.......... ...!. ~. .a3 90
The Languages, Music, Painting in Oil, Linear
Crayof and Alonochrotnatic Drawing French Gray
ois, silk nnd Chenille Hendsisg' ~ usuhf rates.
Use of Sheet Music and Patterns, each, -.
Use of Musical instrument, ,S5. .is i5+Ht 'E
The Institution, aside from board, furnishes bed
steads and mattresses. Buarders provide all other
requisite appendages. lG4 ali 5r IL
For the promotion Of economy in dress, it is de-
sirable the young Indies conform to an established
uniform, when time and circumstances udmit.
The School will be in no respect denomnatonal
or sectaran. The mode Of instruction is systemati-
cal and strictly yinteectua The organization of all
the departments Is npon principles deemed the
sufest foundation for success In the discharge of
duties incident to the various departments the best
talent will always he employed. -. t.,., 5,,..e.a
Patrons committing their daughters "a wards to
our care are requested to specify the church they
wish them to be in attendance Daughters OF the
regular Clergy. tuition gratis
No pupil received for less time than one session.
| Tuition fec semi-annually in advance. ii
The personal efforts of the Principal will be given
to make ST. Mary's Hall all that can be desired as
school of elevated literary character, where younns
ladies' can, who wish, receive finishing COURSE
| RI Rev Bishop I + Davis, So Gu; Bishop Green
Jackson, Miss; Col 2 Hooker, Galatin, Miss;
smith, NJ ID. Monticello, Miss J W Simpson, NJ =
i.aurens II, So Gu; Hon l. Orr, Washington, , g
Hon w $ Feathe,ston, Houston, Miss; J II and 8
| Willard, Troy Seminary, N Y. a hlA l,.in1a.
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T,,,oR ,r,o sALE-By Fo;-.,> ,ot & Lyons, fine
- If Posts for fences, of the best quality, also
.,nn,;tv nv Of the finest feet Pickets in Market
...% gJ nav be used in place Of feet Boards, for
FnsI Fnsrnc ont Houses. The above may had cheap
eeoNcaab. eovs,%bs washington, La, July 10, 1856.
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FOR SALE.

s-.--.-,rrt s'PI.ANTATION FOR SALE
In I'll desirous Of changing my location, I will
Se,Ss y rssIyate sale my Plantation on Plaqdemine
S as ssfs Sssvs 5Ss9 TAe Das It
shcn, ~ sgN Negro Cabins, Corn Houses and other
i hOu uss ~ Perfectly new, having been construct
~ iast two years. The soil is rich and emf
Mh ~ MsaSntad to either Corn Or Cotton, and unsnr-
ynf! W. stock range. There are about l25 acres
fence, q and fenei h9agh to e enclose as much
&C. ts1s sa s 8 ss ss FL aP2 paSs
t tess y pIsouemine Ridge. apS 3Js,57s9.~ !.
~ q WI sell on liberal terms. Ig5 3!.9s
ll.ssi WI n Nh n q GEORGE K. K.WARTEL1ITi.
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STEAMBOATS,, ETC.

DEGULAE NEW ORLANs AND OP-
III ELOusAs PACKET STEAMER .--s
otAEa!ssusNs.-The light dlaught and |Sassff III y ~
safe steamer OPELOUSAS, Captain @. .sszi:s1if.4
Hinckley, having been thoroughly overhauled and
painted will commence her regular trips in the above
trade on Wednesday, August 20. and leave NewOr-
leans regularly EVERY WEDNESDAY Mt D o'clock
p. NJ. and Washington EVERY SUNDAY MORN
ING at 10 o'clock. All Freight payable cash on de-
livery, or by shippers on consisnees receipt.
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VaBOF. ANTHONY WINNER has the
d honor of informing the public that, having been
induced to come and settle in the town Qpeloufas,
he is ready to rive lessons on the Piano Forte, the
Violin the Guitar, and also in Vocal Music. Hewill
likewise tune Pianos. His prices will lie very mod
crate: Sc per month for instrumental Music, and So
per month for Vocil Music. For tuning Pianos, the
charge will he pcoportionate to the work; still, il
will always lie moderate.
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EDUCATION,

0PELOUSASs ACADEMY.--This insti-
~ tuition occupies the buildings erected for the
College of Franklin, at the distance Of about half
mile from the village Of Opelousas. fsN9 Rs
The plan of instruction pursued At this Institution
separately OF conjointly, viz: ~
slaas1e "a rITERARY COURSE, 81
including Reading, Spelling, Writing, Grammar,
Composition, History, rhetoric and Elocution; IS
of ,s,.7 "A, MATHEMATICAL. COURSE, Il .,os
including Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry and Trigo-
with their application 10 Mensaration Sur
veying and Civil Engineering. j. .,,s8 fii.t..l aa|
.s I'd AN r A SCIENTIFIC CoURsE, .ta,,s, Sfso
my, Chemistry, botany, Natural History, Intelisc.
nal Philosophy and Political Economy. tSsig45X
--., eys - CLASSICAL COURSE; 81, 81.
including such knowledge OF the Latin and Greek
authorsas isrequired to Ulmit young man to the
Freshman class in the University. lfagta5-li Bar
Besides the regular courses, instruction will be
ever there shal be sufficient number OF applica-
tons 70 justify The Of those
N B TSs IfsSfdsy oousss s enihs@sS.s @ - sxsslAa
FFsTEKMs AND ooNDITroN s.3 Ha
b The lscademicai year commences on the last Mon
day in October, and continues forty.f0ur weeks.
All engagements are regarded by the year, With
out special arrangements to the contrary, and pay
ment is required quarterly in advance. , .sO1.itt
All directions with regard to pupils must be gvei
to the Principaby the parents or guardians person
ally, or by sealed communications. ~ ze d51,ess
Boarders are required to furnish their own bed ant
bedding. and to have all their articles OF clothing
plainly marked. {s. 10 -s,.l i .is,,s 4 4t5
The hours Of attendance for day scholars are fror
eight in the morning to five in the evening" #elia
| Tuition for the year Of forty-soar weeks, first
three courses one or nll ................s5O $50 O
Same together with Classical course ...,... so o
Board and Tuition ...,....,...s...... 0
EXTRA CHARGES. A
Spanish and German languages, each. ....... e25
Washing ......g........,,...,. 10 Q
Fuel, l,....,.......... ..................... 2 q
Boarders who have fire in their rooms will fdrnis
their own fuel and lights. n y ,0- X / l.ni II /.
| Rev. THOs. RAND, A. NJ, Principal.
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r OUIS WAITER, Cabinet Maker, has al-
Nl ways OIL hand u large assortment of Arnnirs,
Safes, Wasl-stauds etc. etc, which he Will sell ut
NewOreans prices for cash.
ApnIY at Paiin's Hotel, Orelousas.. ~ 4 4.
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npELoUsAs FEMALE ACADEMY.

d. GLOCioAo
W Mrs. HOY, assisted by an able corps of teach
ers will commence her aeadelncal year on the 22d
of September, and She will he prepared to give in
sructon in all the Useful and Ornamental branches
taught in Girls Schools. 10 insure facility in the
use Of the French Language, it will be made, far
as possible, the language Of the family. VI W. A
The School Year is, divided into two sessions of
twcity-one weeks each. Terms per session are
Tuition in Primary Department. ........ $40 90
l. 90 Advanced ...,........25 90
Instruction on the Piano .,.................3 80 90
Singing and SolInge .......................2 20 o0
i'fdWiS.. .,......,.. .......... - w
Embroidery in silk, Chenille, Worsted, 10 90
Boarding, Washing. Fuel, etc .....,.'., 60 90
Payment is required quarterly, and,in advance.
The English Department will he entirely under
the care Of Miss Augusta Wheeler; the other depart
ments will receive the united services of Mrs. Hoy
Miss Hoy, Nine de st. Ange and Mrs. Walkley.
Singing and Soegc will be taught exclusively by
Mrs. Walkley, who is much better teacher Of vocal
music than can geneMly be found either North or
South, she has studied under the best masters both
| in Europe and America. She has been a pupil of
| the celebrated Theodore Ested of NewYo ork gtl.
| n. B.-No extra charges for French and no Incl.
dental expenses for sickness, unless in cases where
hired nurse would he required No such has occurred
since the opening Of the School, March ls55.
| Considering the Fare in most Boarding. Schools
too poor for health and the highest morY improve
| meut. especial attention is given it.
| 0lelotlsss August 80, 1856. Sf
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EL.ECTION.
DROCLAMATION By ROBERT, q
1 wICKL1FFE, Governor Of The State a 1ep-

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BRADFORD. j. NJ, Civil Engineer. Sur
- yeyor and Examiner of Lands, offers his ser
vices to the citizens Of this and the adjoining par
ishes and hopes by the faithful discharge Of ali hus.
ness entrusted to his care to merit continuance OF
tne liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon him.
Office at layes's Hotel, Qpelousas.
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.~,np sAI, ,FI-An excellent Piano Forte, in
AM sne order. Apply to G. N. Rogers, Opelousas.
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M stc. h;s nresent REsIDENC CE, situated cr vain
s F further information, Il, apply to = A.
% totsu tae u'' '5S .,-,l l9I CHARLES GENIN. q
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EAGLE HOTEL, formerly s' Gait House"
- Washington, La. A ,MNCl
WM. IRELAND, of NewOrleans, MA TaISsz!A
having purchased the above house, siI ISII4Hr =
Pegs leave to announce to the pub
nc that is now open for the reception OF transe.
and permanent boarders. 1t is situated between
!he upper and lower steamboat landings fron'lng
the Courtablcau.
The premises have been newly furnished, ana M. no
and fare as pleasant and acceptable to its patrons
as those of any hotel in the interior of the State.
Good stabling for horses.