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In The summer Of 1851 was travelling op
business in the western part of Tennessee.
That portion Of the State which lies between
the Tennessee and the Mississippi was. at that
time, u wild, drpary forest Noroads, nothing
but horse-paths through the woods; and the
only marks TO guide the traveller upon bis
journey were the bazcs and 4 notches''
upon the trees. was dressed In true back
woods fashion, and rode fiery in,lstang, with
a name and tail as white as snow, n beautiful
arcled neck, and IN eye like M eagle. He was
o perfect beauty aud as feet as the wind.
Across his back l had throwna pair Of saddle
bngs containing, on ono side, {, dozen "pones y
of corn bread and d piece OF bacon, and to
balance them there was u pile ofroeks 7 III
the other end in the shape Of two Thousand
dollars in gold, which 1 had collected, and was
transporting to u bank IN. Kentucky, to dis
pose Of for eastern exchange. Two large
wooden stirrups hung dangling from my ss,G. s,p
and the holsters in front contained two beat
ties, in the shape Of enormous horse pistols
Over these, TO keep them dry, were the squire
| skin covers. @
| | had been riding for several hours, swim
ming tho rivers that crossed my path, shutting
in. the rich perfume Of the forest flowers
Watching the squirrels playing about in ths
tree-tops, aid listening 10 the music whiel
issued from The tlroats of the thousands d
brightwinged songsters with which the wood:
abounded. had not seen q solitary human
being since morning, and night was rapidly
approaching; indeed, it had already begun tt
grow dark, and l had made up my mind
would have to camp outn for the right.
was looking around to select some good place
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| Although know you've cause fsr tsaes, K ~ h
true I've heard.
s,s had ycur elildsenl round yss askins y0c
for bread.
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TO bc unto sinkasd's fault patient loslng witc
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[Ss words Iye said T7' ~, s. !
never thought that should bc q chcorful novv
seem; I. n "
happy change Wrs bipukht about ~ i sirunls
Iss slittls scam y 'ss ss 49,
One cyCnng as sat beside our humble cottage door
Listening for MY husbahd's step asoft fd dotc ID
sfore, ,sl3sa at 4
Some evil thoughts came in Nv nnd and bitterly
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never wish to SEQ him moro oh would that II van
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4hey say the wicked cannot sleep but spre Y isnot
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NEW HOUSE FURNISHING STORE.
In WI. H0DGS0N, , No. 1888 Camp street, New
Orleans having taken advantage of the past SUMMER
in having his spacious store enlarged and rcdtted en-
trely new, has taken great pains IN choosing bis
many supplies fromtthe Northern and Western man
uactories and is Of the opinion TINT he can st the
most fstidious III their wants while selecting from
his stock. RI SIS
He has most complete assortment of silverplated
ware, Japanued ware Britannia ware, Hollow ware,
Planished Tin and Plain Tin ware, Iron ware Ena-
meled ware, Wooden ware, Willow ware, Brushes
Brooms, Glass ware, etc. M a4 49,
| Also, Solar and Hall LAMPS and Lanterns, eithe,
Gilt, Bronzed Olive or namask cOlors, Girandoles
Oil and Camphens g and light) Chandeliers, Oil
Gas and Camphene Lamps Of all descriptions ard a,
Ills STOVES and RANGES are oil nnequaled In
repatatian for while he has all the latest and most
approved patters he retains large stock the old
and tcslkno,rn ones He has the cclebrated Double
Oven Morning Star Cooking Stove ttour sizes from
$40 to $35 each completely which ia eualed by none
It has double hampers, double drafts. ronsting and
cooking ovens and six cooking holes, besides many
ctscr advantages over the maiotitynf sStoves
Hiss stock of Church, parlor, Bedrpen, Barroom
Steamboat and Cooking Stoves and Ranges consist
of the largest and most }nsiSe assortment yet III
| troduced in the South. H0 H@s
He deals in Oils of all kinds. Tuipertiae, Alcohol
| Camphcnc, Spirit Gasor Burning Fluid. sf -
Also Office and Parlor Mattles and Crates Of eyer,
1 description and price.
! Ajso. Eytr, Baskets Tenders. Ash Crates, Blow
| ers Pans etc. Of ull sizes, ut reasonable prices.
| He manufactures all kinds s~of work In Tin, Shee
| Iron and Lead; sl.--y 81, .=Ill 5f .fg
And requests that planters, country merchants an,
others in want OF articles in his line should call o
him when in NGworleaus and examine his stock am
prices as he feels contaent that he can sen thes
goods at very low price Mt either tnloiesat or re
| tau. w /. H0DGSON 1ss Camp street,
adjoining st. Patrieka Church.
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ornlousA Arch N AZ,

| ~ a'ElStlS \ Y n Ils
|1RI A0KS, sT ATIO Il NERY, Musfcs ctc' q
n IN Ss sdfZLLSPl6JCsH, iss ayx
Post effies. 5Gl41
SsS Washingt gton, III g4 s
has noN ~ hand iarge assortment II Blahf Bocis
N ia's ssa and every attirls ound
AsfThe following Books just received;
". Ihs onl.ete Wol 'ss Of Jefferson, Calhoun, prss
The P9Eical Works Of Shakespeare, Rutler, Bsu
Jonson gMly yBeattie, 6odthey Scott, Lord byron
Moore !iq1ds and othe1s sons in plain binilinc and
osns.s Irhs eBIsgetly B bound and illustrated;
y, Inc hepNblicau Court: Que of the most elegant
literary voks ever produced inthis country; bound
II lasaa AafSsx morocco antique with plain and coorsd
Landscape Gardening and Rural Architecture, b.
" vilhge I'd Farm Cottages; anew vort /.
Works, q Engineering and Mechanics;
" WWenstefs Qlarto Dictionary, complete;
Abb0ts Napoleon ntSSt Hclona: Y 8, II q D I'll y
Flush Tines in AlahamA; s..s 's
phgi!i H'ss;l 4 54hua; Carpet tnsg of ypaI
Irish Al Home and Abroad;
Gora and the Doctor; sssi 5
The Hidden Path, BY Marion Harland al VA:
Seenssh the Practice Of . NewYork Surgeon,
I ~ issaltc slaves OF England. aFs 4,
Ghemitry Of Common Life, yola, sse
Foote'S Sketches Of Virginia; ssssg
LampHghter and Watchnaan; l-
The Deserted Wife;
The Wlfe's Secret;
Macaqlays History Of England, sola and Il
Men md Women; by Robert Browning;
: Poems Of Home and Travel; by Bayafd Taylos;
Ballads; by Wm NJ Thackeray; 5.5ti~s ~.
The Song Of Hiawatha; by L0ngfellow:
scElark; by Fanny Fern;
The Widow Bedott Papers; ss En-
The Works Of Charles Lamb, edited By Talfourd;
HomN Gamer, or the intellectual and Moral Store.
House; by Mrs. Mary G.. Clarke; III
Menaoir Of Rev. Sidney Smith; 2vols.,
Ailiefdtd; Family History; ejs
Kate Weston, or TO Will and To Do
a The Hunters Feast; by Capt. Mayne Reid
The American Almanac and Repository Of Ussful
knowledge flor the year 1885,
Literary and Historical Miscellanies, By Bancroft
The, Miscellaneous Writings of DeQuincsy, the
English Opium Eater, II vols; NJ. e
Eloquence, BY Chaupcey A. Goodrich, D. D..
~ ss,of James Gordon Bennett and His Times
ses. e Chinese Empire, by N. Hue;
lies on Slavery: -
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SllERIEFiS SAL 4E.-4srArE or LOUISIANA,
~ District Court, Parish Of st. Landry no. oeis.
James Goodioe ct ais rs. Benjamin r. FngeTs
by virtue of writ of f. fa issued in lhes above en-
OF st. Landry and State aforesaid q ~ 10 ", direct
Cd, viii be exposed at public sails fol sl, at the
Courthouse Of this Parish on sATgRp44I The Y. ~
day Of March, A. D. 1853, commencing Mt the
hour Of IL A. NJ. and continuipf, from day to day
II necessary all the right, title interest and demand
Of The defentiant benjamin r. Rogers, in the follow
ing property seized 10 satisfy sid writ, to wit;
SUGAR MILL AND ENGINE
situated on the plantation Of the defendant, IN 9s
Parish of st. I.sndry.
II. " CHACHERE, Sheriff.
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MonndYille, Dec. 1, 1855.

NEW, WAREHOUSE
lY The undersigned, having formed partnerslllp H.
for the carrying of the Warehouse situated u sn
house Of Anderson 4 Thompson, for the pnrpose. o'
RECEIVING and forwarding freight and merchandise
win faithfully attend to all business which may Pc
entrusted to them by their friends and the pnhic ~
gereraI J. B. A. FONTENOT,
JOHN LYONS.
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SALES AT AUCTION

GU CCESSION SALE. Estate Of An1rc
% Ieshotels, deceased.-- #
Il will offer for saleat Vile Plate through tho min
istry of 8 Public Auctioneer, on
TUESDAY, March rs, 1850,
I'M following described property, remaining nnsod
IT ne sale of said succession made on the 18th Of
November, 1855, TO wit: ii. 4 v;.,...,..-,-
a TRdCTsOF L4dN1,;;x--. 81 81
sia.ed on GraDde Plairit the village Of Wills
plate and upon which the said deceased aat resided
tagethel with all the BUILDINGS and IMPROVE,
sNTS thereon, subject 10 the life estate usufy n
II tLe widow Of the said deceased, and compute
eoutair about eight hundred acres, more Or les.
TgRAs AND CoNDlTIoss.--O One-half tte purchase
money s PAYABLE on the Ist day of April, tha
remaining half on tbs lst day Of April, 1857. Each
installment to bear eight per cent interest from ma
trty until paid the purchaser giving approved per
saaI security with special mortgage upon the laud,
IA full aud entire payment OF principal and interest
paris.i OF st. Landry hf7eb. "a, 1856.
JEAN BITE. SDILEAU Fills,
,,atiye Testamentary Executor Of said estate,
.--.fs7 .nats ssALE.--Estate of jean Bar
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A RE YOU INSURED :? ID, Z. NlMso,
n WeshHlgton I.a Agent for the Equitable IN In
,mrance Company of London, capital So SOC 900;
Merchants Of Philadelphia, Pal State Mutual of
Harrisburg, Pa, and Commercial, of the saIls Place;
AuSatic Of Providence. H. Fl also of the hnieksf-
Socker Life Insurance Company Of tho city OF New
Asagent of lid ove. am prepared ito take risks
o9 every species Of property it oarafes and great
adyentages BY dividing risks For Information ap.
ply q Z. LIN iaddo.
S{lSACKS WHEAT BRAN fer eale
Cl by DEBA1LLoN NC RRIssallE.
Washington n !.
LOO BBGs I, Iasg1aast0a' /, as y e. y = flns 9
~ i C.SRRIIRE, Washins4 =
tels. delivers
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wv ESTERN EXCHANGE, corner Of
w Tchoupitoulas and Nstehez streets, Newor-
leans,.. Mrs WILSON would inform her friends
and the public generally that she has opened the
above house, and is now prepared to accommodate
boarders reasonable terms. Her table will ulways
be supplied with the best the market Affords Sit-
ed in the heart Of the business portion Of the city,
unusual inducements are offered to- merchants and
others from the country. Refer to the editors Of
this paper. +
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NOOPERA The undersigned has on
" hand at all times a supply of Ar HOGS,
HEADS and BARRELS and HALF BARRELS toI
Moasses, of the best workmanship which ne offers AZ
the customary prices. He will also receive ana exc
cute orders for any description Of work N snne ,,
pI(!K ETS for sale low for cash. March 10,
: WILLIAM S. READ, Washington
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pOPARTNERSHIP.- The undersigned,
" having formed a copartnership for the purpose
Of trSnsacting general mercantile business respsct
A'' '1A'''' y n b. n. BUTLER,
LANDRY H0LLIER.
rr.., ,3,,Jo T,on \ JSHH Az Isl
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M URPHY'S ITOTEL AND RESTAU-
III RANT, 9s and 100 st. Charles street.-The
we'll knownh0use is now in excellent order for the
reception Of visitors. The rooms are airy and well
ventilated, and the table inferior to none 'Board
and Lodging, or either alone, will bs furnished on
reasonable terms. S..
Attached to the establishment are superior Ten
Pin Alleys, and q Barwell stocked with Wines md
Liquors.
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ABLE NINE RG1YEDg LAMBS
ATsPRIyA'lE SA II. lie ersixned =. !. .
1at,priy1te sale, On reasonable and sAcSoin. ~
~ terms, the following desls ibed Tracts
1 acres Wing east of t,N Bayou, sstlG and ii
miles Of the junction cfSl'ayons Bsuf and
a Crocodile, adjoining lands Of Dx. T. Webb
and Moore II Prescott. ss, \. " NJ as 3
Isse acres on the west hank Of Bayou Huuf. id.
Joining lands Of Mr. Littell aboys and d. g
Sxayze below. "a. Y W. n ~, n ,ls
Al 100 acres on the west bank Of Bayon yvaasa s+s1
VI IA acres on the east bank OF came bounded 81
The east by the plantation of the dersigned.
"a. mi acres bounded on thewest by the pIaLs satnn
81 tie undrrsi igned, on the south sby ts,1s.
King, on the east by A. Wartelle. and on the
north by lands of 3. r. CAN'T an1 -ssers.
j. 100 acres on the Elm Bayou, ness -Iis' -
$E n Foreman. 9fi ~ ~ Z, s. lS3t
The new State road ,as surveyed and partly com
Mated runs through the center Of the lands o1 and
sast of Che Wake, which are not surpassed by any
Ia,ds Ii tn Parish for fertility of soil and timber:
having been selected ESPECIALLY by the proprietor,
sieT frst seeing Ill The uncultivated laidy Of the
ApnIv i to Jonathan Harris, Opelpgsas. Adder.
sd Washington, ,6r Che undersigned resavencs
n DIV Bayou. JAMEB MORGAN.
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Playing Cards, Che
mon and Cribbage Boara.,
Note Cases. Note Books; r..
TOBACCO, CIGARS and Sno417s
quality. atl.s...i. .....
~ Orders will be filed at the shortest noe,ce lur
STANDARD Literature, Elegantly bound and Illus
trated Cheap Publications, liagasines, Ne,rspa-
pers and School Books, School Stationery, Y, 8.
French and English Post Stamps, Stamp Encel
opes, etc. i4Al1ss ti 4
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f)ht ss7s7+s- +rsa a-'ss~fs r fSyss4s
i -tisk
ceasel.--W e4
luctioneer IL stf1 rur tiis r.ss.s 4,
the last aud highest bidder, OIL
THURSDAY, NIarcI, o, 1853,
at the plantation described below, on P,aanemin,
Point about ten miles from Opeiousas, thu following
described property belonging to the estate Of sait
deceased, viz:
The
PLANTATT0N
el plastnmiue pniht in this parish containirs aree
hn1ded superficial arpsnts, bagnded north by the
Public Domain, east by Bayou iaquemine south BY
lands of Leandrc Landry, and West by lands belong.
ing TO Albert aid Wa1itm Dejean, ~
With all the Buildings and Improve.
ineilte thereon. fs sss
lnother
1RdCT. OF LAND, &
slso Situated on Plaquemine point, containing two
hanared superficial arpents, more oi les. bounded
Y ses5pi.h I, " east by south by
Also, J. M
S' als sL4TEs,
4. r a's ~ aSaa'eTens1ages, 70 ut;
Joseph, negro Instf,
Baptiste, aaaegro man, aged 80, (.
John, negro man, aged 40,
n Ben, negro man, aged 48,
joseph, a mnatfo boy, aged IA,
Josettc, mulatto woman, aged 30,
Marianne, mulatto woman, aged a2,
With her two child sylI;
Constance, aged 5, II
Hortense, snegro woman, aged 81.
Josephine, q mulatto girl, aged ID,
Marcelite, negro girl, aged 8,
Carmeitc, negro girl, aged 10,
Honcre, o griffe, aged IL.
~. ALSO
About IA hhds. Sugar,
30 bbls. Molasses,
! lot Of Cotton,
Sugar Mill Kettles and Furnaces, 4
6 Creole Horses,
American Horses,
! Mule, . Work Oxen,
yisg. 90 head of Sheep,
6 head Gentle Cattle,
About 800 ssabls. Corn,
! Buggy, ] Suiky,
/ double-barrel Gun,
lot Of Silver Spoons and Forks,
Strong Box,
Household Furniture, Kitchen Ware
Farming Utensils, etc, ,szs.
comprising variety OF articles, too numerous to
mention,
coSpIyIoNs. All sums Of twenty-five dnllara and
under, payable in cash, and all sums over twenty-five
leliars payable in three equal annual lnstalments-
thatis the first in all the month Of April. 1857 tht
second in all the month Of April 1858, and the thre
n oil the month Of April, 1859. Purchasers TO far
nsh good and sufficient securities in solido, to tht
satsacion OF the Administrators Of the said estate
The lall aud Slaves to remain specially mortgaget
70 said estate until full and entire payment OF 1h'
purchase money and the interest which may accrue
Thereon; and all sums not punctually paid at mata
MY to bear eight per cent interest from the time dus
Until paid Payments to he made at the ONCE
y!oBN y. KING, Esq, opelousas, to the order 6
the Administrators.
Part u the movable property will be sold " IA
/ lown Of opelousas, at the residence o. sho W'aeM
: and At The Courthouse on the Monday following
0pepusas. February 2, 1855.
y ~ THEODORE DfVALCOURT, Aactioneer.
M There will also be Sold at the same time nnS mn
qlafe and'on the above conditions, a NEGRO Iisi
aged Is years with her child, one year old not Dc
iolging To the. estate. }Als.J,..s.as
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j. CII. MULLER Naow enabled, the las.
SHIPMENTS from NewYt to undertihe the most
dfcnt mechanical work, and guarantees it to last
Tuning done in manner superior to ttet N . ewor,
leans Calls from the country lett at TINS once OF u
paear,s Dnlp store promptly attendedto
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EDUCATION,

"A LBANO ACADEMY--J. L. FuRMAs,
a Principal Situated at Big Cane, Parish Of ST..
Landry, La s3is essi s2s
The exercises Of this Institution will commence on
Monday, January 4, 1856.
The Academic year which Is forty-four weeks In
length, is, divided into three terms. ~
' The Spring term begins the first Monday In Janu-
ary, and ends the third Wednesday in April-at
~hs-h @ime will be held the annual examination.
summer term begins the fifth Monday In
d terminates the first Friday i'll August.
i'll term commences the third Monday In
and closes on the fourth Wednesday In
sodious building has recently been erected;
ae intention Of the Proprietor to establish
ain permanently High School in which
{oung men may obtain thorough English
or be prepared for admission into College.
also received. The Principal gives his lin-
4 personal attention, and competent assist
i be provided as necessity may require. Tho
st care is also directed to the moral culture Of
Jung, rs well as to the formation Of correct
.ers and habits. ~
.aarding can be obtained at reasonable rates in
ate families in the vicinity Of the Academy. The
!thiness of the neighborhood is equal to that of
Inost any other in the states and the advantage of
the location, derived from the moral Influences OF
the community and the absence of places Of dssipa-
| ton, is not TO be lightly esteemed. e4
The requisite books and stationery will be supplied
to the pupils, at Newo Orleans prices,
scholar will always be charged from the time of
entering until the close Of the term; and for the
purpose of facilitating the management Of classes it
isdesirable that the stas,it may as FIR as practca-
bic enter at the beginning Of a term.
RATES OF TUITION PER TERM.
| Primary Department, Reading, Spelling,
Writing, Arithmetic and Geography ~. $40 90
academic Department Reading, Dictation,
Definition, Geography. History, Grammar,
etc. ..........., ,...'...-.... 10 90
i French - -. @ -. 80. 20 90
lry, ETC., and higher English Studies. ~, 20 90
ytEane, Jan. 8, 1856 ]. l.. FURMAN.
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+ WATERMAN & BRO, Hardware Aer-
- . chants, corner of Common and Magazine sts.
NewOreans, have on hand and are constantly receiv
ing, by foreign and domestic arrivals, general u.s.
Hardware, Cutlery, ets, ron, stee H. Nsils Rope
Axes, Chains, Sythes, Carpenters Tools complete,
Coopers' Tools, Anyils yises, Bellows, stock, and
Dies Serewplntes, Garden Engines, Pumps, Plows
Hay Cutters Corn Shellers, Agricultural Impis
and Sipgletrecs, Turning Lathcs, Platform Scales
Corn Muls, Cob Grushers, Hoes, Hies, Shoyols, and
Spades, Andirops Fenhers, Shovelsana Tongs, Cop
per and iron Coal Hods Single and Double Barrol
Guns, Coffee Heclas, Chafng Dishes, Chinese GonSs
Iron Bedsteads, Britannia and Plated Ware, Meat
Cutters, Sausage Suffers, Stock Kettles, Portable
Forges, Seines, Fishing Tackle, etc. Msagyh 81.
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NEW ORi,E IS I CAR u / RDS. I;j,'


Ct = q &C.,, ~ s.an ,sv
sss -. z = = - : = :.
ENH lfLERS & y EORESTIicR,i CoInmiseiot
1Xl MSrchSYStss 36 Natchex street. NeyFb bS2cana.
4. - 3 -
IJ st Charles ans Common i, streets enses;ts III II
Charles and velanda Hotels New orleans, y y
1T 1H- sIIats made, I'd order. q lslfs MA al.
~
I fshUPERlER, HAYES a Co, Commis-
80 sion Merchants; No. IL ST. Louis Street, New
Orleans. @aSs
ALF nUrERIER. kLLEt i. HATES. RoRT.w. sANnaRs
- .r1,7 +, & m .,-I ~, - NJ
~ TOLElJANJ " Ia 4LNlft, Commission
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NTFW BAKERY. = The undersigned re.
speotfully informs his friends and the public OF
Onenisas and vicinity that he will, in few days,
open in this town new Bakery Shop He vii have
tie services Of one Of the finest bakers Of NeMoa-
leans He claims share .of the phnle p4,fIlpse DTu
Ps us'i s Having m pitched a my customers : can
now depend upon being regularly served. +. IL
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LOUsAs FEMALE ACADEMY

rs. HOY, with the assistance Of Miss Hoy and
q st. Ange, have opened in the Town OF
9, o first class School, where che Practical
sOrnanental branches Of Female Educa-
Q taught.
prepared to give thorough instruction in
i and French Languages, also Music Les
cPiano, Drawing, Painting, Transferring,
te-work, and Department.
lhcipal hopes, with the assistance Of able
md the advantages pupils will derive from
ersonal care, TO secure the patronage Of
.iants of Opelousas and vicinity.
ans, Ser session Of twenty-one weeks, payable