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NEW HOUSE FURNISHING STORE.
IN WI. HODGSON, No. 1888 Camp street, New
Orleans, having taken advantage of the past summer
in having his spacious store enlarged and retted en-
tirely new, has taken great pains in choosing his
many supplies from the Northern and Western man
nctories and is of the opinion that he can suit the
most flstdious in their wants while selecting from
his stock.
He has most complete assortment of Silver-platcd
ware, Japanned ware, Britannia ware, Hollow ware,
Planished Tin and Plain Tin ware, Iron ware, Ena-
meled ware, Wooden ware, Willow ware, Brushes,
Also, Solar and Hall LAMPS and Lanterns, either
Gilt Bronyed Olive or Dan,ask colors, Girandoes,
Oil and Camphene "a and 4 light) Chandeliers, Oil,
Gas and Camphene Lamps OF all descriptions and at
V: Hs STOVES and RANGES arc oil unequaled in
reputation; for while he has all the latest and most
approved patterns he retains large stock Of the old
and .ue kno,pn ones. lie has the celebrated Double
Oven Morning Star Cooking Stove Qour sizes from
$40 to $35 each completely which iseqnaled by none.
cooking ovens, and six cooking holes, besides many
other advantages over the majority Of Stoves. ,-
His stock of Church, l'aror, Bedroom, l}arroom,
Steamboat and Cooking Stoves and Ranges consists
Of the largest and most extensive assortment yet in
| troduced in the South. & Nul5rg71 14 If 4 tsa
He deals in Oils Of all kinds, Turpentine, Alcohol
Camphene, Spirit Gas or Burning Fluid. s..=aai
Also, Office and Parlor Mantles and Crates fevery
description and price
Also, Extra Baskets, Tenders, Ash Crates, Blow
ers, Pans, etc., of all sizes, at reasonable prices
He manufactures all kinds Of work in Tin, Shee'
Iron and Lead;
And requests that planters, country merchants ant
others in want Of articles in his line should call OF
him when in NewOrleans and examine his stock ant
prices, as he feels confident that le can sell thcs
| fau, W. l. HODGSON, 1873 Camp street..
4 adjoining st. Patrick's Church.
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oFuBLtsHEDdlNa,MA1N e VAIN STREET NEAR BELLEvul
VOLUME j. ii, III.

pUBLIC ALE.-succ,esssssioonu cess Of IMar- [
tba E, Taylor. wife q Thomas yB 3 ais d DE-.
E ies . BY virtue Of aisdgpent Of " ,dnorable
the Dise NConft Of the parish OF St. hdry, viii
oe sold by. suly commissioned PuiR.s Auctioneer,
''' >" WEDNESDAY, Z JUL, Juii, a. 1855. i1odiill
at the residence of Thomas H. Lewis, near the Town
Of opelousas; the following property belonging to
the said succession, to- wit:sdil ! iG''fDT30aHsT
- ',ii y 20 sLAVEs,,j " adt 10 u
oM vi of both sexes, and Of different ages.
sBWill WI also be sold, at the same time and place,
4Auaiifi o5ldi IS SLAVES, ST. diu6rrg ~ I
VI of both sexes, and Of different ages, a.
6sdoilgingI to the estate in community between
lhemas s H. leysand the feirs of his said deceased
!. S., E.: whole Y ty.ass Slaves u be sold
in onelot 1rn'btoek) forscash.l'' 90 1oa S7Il d
l, Parrish oflst. LandtyfMay 81. 1885, u blgo4.
>aoE. -"''se sAJ Ell By authority 2of the
~ - District Court Of he Parish Of st. Landry, will
'~-.Fi THuRsD -S,I sy 3, 1856, od al
the LOTS OF GRO "a / IMPROVEMENTS in
opesoasls,f whereof. i. siartn formerly resided.
EyTE. DEB al. LON, Auctioncer.. l.
aOSITI VIE. SALE AIlAU UCTION.--rh
undersigned will offer for sale at public auction,
%o'' SATURDAY, june as, 1856, h9ii h'
at tfe residence of T. Bowen Jackson, about four
mile from the town of Opelousas, g" ''ps' -f'9
VALUABLE 1'RACT- OF LAND,
conta y,ing about 500. acres - Which are well
tlnbefed; lId sa7SllipG <H797IJllu i1Iii 5i@ist
i-o0' THE GROWING CROP iorlb
of Cotton and Corn and all tile nus I-S'I +.'il 9
BUILDINGS AND LldPR OVEl1ENTS
-s'T -5,' - aIsJ 12sLAEEss,'. 81 f,lss, IA ID '1%i' 3 3 +.
among am are q good B smith and Engineer
| teld-h. .ds. 2,u3 an NT 3
Fiv MULES; Three Yok Dung OXEN;
rs at W head a,iS Of cei sa scATTLE; ltfr .tyAsA
! ~ A.. fHOGS; 9i3 a @'t'0N H'tF
TERMS AND co..aIrIos All sums Of twenty-fiv
dollars and under, payab. a cash; all sums over twen
tyfive dollars, payable one-half on the lst of Apri
next, 1857, and the other half on the LIST of April
1858. Purchasers giving their notes, with persona
security in scdo, to the satisfaction of the vendor
and payable at the office of: the Recorder of th
Parish of st. Landry. The Land and Slaves remain
ing especially mortgaged to the vendor until full an
entire payment of principal and interest. Said note
to bear per cent interest from date, and if nc
paid at maturity to bear per cent. interest fro1
time due until paid. .7..
Opelousis, May "a, 1856. -5.'' A'@ !.'
| EYTE. DEBAILLON, Auctioncer.
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nIANOES! PIANOES! !!
|slS On. MULLER is now enabled, by the last
|shtpments from NewYork, to undertake the, most
dfcnlt mechanical work and guarantees it to last.
Tuning done in a manner superior to that in NcwOr-
leans Calls from the country, left at this ONCE or at
spesey.s Drug store, promptly attended to.
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) STEAMBOATS,, ETC.
JUDICIAL NOTICES. / il ). :

NOTICE.-VALENg!NEp pC.-CLARK, of the
neS h d ss E s. AsySs sppMf2 M s ss ss es
Of Albert D. McCeland late Of said Parish deceased
Now therefore, nutice IL hereby given to all per-
sons interested to show cause, ,f any they have why
said petition shall not be granted Mt my office in the
town of Opeorsas within ten days from the date Of
this advertisement. l90ad ul+TiLlu Jlu ~ |l'fNI
i7''liVf ls;' LS.LASTRAPES, Clerk.
MOTT E.-,JEAS. .B BApr1srE LArLEuR, ofthe
~ Parish of ss Laary having applied by his r,e.
titon to be appointed Administrator Of the estate of
Joseph Laheur, late Of said Parish, deceased;
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to oil per
said petition shall not be granted at my office in the
town of Opeousas within ten days from tie date Of
this advertisement. sll-1 .i m l.n
Clerks office, Opeousas, June 81, 1856. o.,
rNa''sl ,i0'fN@' LIS. S.LAsTRAPEs, Clerk.
GTATE5 OF LOUISIANA District Court
~ Parish Of st. Landry. mo. 1882. Estate Of
Susan Fuqua, deceased.
JAMES AkENHEAD, of the Parish Of st. Landry,
Administrator Of the estate oSusan Fuqua deceased
late of said Parish, having filed final tabeau of his
administration of said estate, accompanied by his
petition praying that the same may be honologated
and approved; And whereas, the prayer of said Pc
titon has been granted by All order Of Court dated
June 6, 1856; da,ts,sIW.} ,ft5.f n 5n lssft adj
Therefore, notice is hereby given to an persons in
terested to show cause, II any they have, within
tnrty Gays IFoIn Vic uate Heleo, why eaau AHai VI"
blean should not be homologa.ed and confirmed.
Clerks office, Opelousas, June IA, 1856. .U.
=. l.. LASTRAPES, Clerk.
StTATE OF OFLOUISIANA-Dis District Court
NJ Parish of st. Landry. Nos. 1888, 1883.
Estate of Hortense Soeau, widow Of Louis Guillory
| deceased. s,.. .t
AuaysTIN Gu11LoRy, of the Parish of st. Landry
Administrator of the estate of Hortense Soileau
widow Of Louis Guillory, deceased late Of said Parish
having filed tableau of settlement Of the first tern
and final tabeau of his administration of said estate
accompanied by his petition, praying that the same
be homologated; And whereas, the prayer OF sait
petition has been granted by an order Of Court
dated June 6, 1856; +t .,II L'IL-si.....4 ,.t.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all persons in
terested to show cause, any they have in my Office
within thirty days from the date of this notice, VIII.
said tabean should not be homologated and con
tirmed, as prayed for in said petition. lu.a
Clerks Office, Opeousas, June {, 1856.
l.. LASTRApES, Clerk.
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pUBLfC SALE-By the undersigned, a.
a Public Auctionecr in and for the Parish Of st.
Landry.-Tle public are hereby informed that there
will be sold at public sale, to the last and highest
bidder by the undersigned on the plantation herein
alter described, on y Y ,., Ho., .as'--.
nl' vi TUESDAY, July 1, 1856, .ln
the following described property, belonging to the
minor Children of Henrietta Matilda Pannell. de-
ceased the issue of her marriage with Dr. Edwin b.
scott her surviving husband, OF the Parish OF 81.
Landry, to wit: 5i.h ss.i- Too 70 " .1.i+ 70 ti'i
A certain ,.' 1H y',y
n7.rrl. TRACT or LAND, = yaE
situated in the quarter of Bellevue, in the Parrish of
st. Landry, measuring five hundred superficial acres,
more more or less, bounded North by the piantatcn % 91
Benjamin R. Rogers, South by that Of Mark W.
harweF, East by Bayou BourbeuX, and West' py
said Mark w. Harwell together yith the
BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS
thereon erected, and thereto pertaining eing Inc
present residence of DIR. L. B. Scott. -
Also, rr,.
a. ..j 10 SLAVES: 49, &
"a Five men and five women. u, GK
Work Oxen; n lot of Sheep; a lot Of Hogs; Planta-
ton Utensils; Household Furniture; and many other
articles, too tedious to enumerate. ~
TERMs AND CoNDITIGSS.-The Plantation Will be
sold on n credit of one, two three and four years
from the day of sale, with eight per cent. interest,"
per annum from, the time due until paid. The Slaves
payable in one two and three years from the day o.
sale, with five per cent. per annum interest from sao
aay Of sale until time due. The movable properly
payable thus All sums of twenty-five dollars and
under, cash; and all sums upwards Of twenty-five
dollars payable on credit Of one year from the DAY
Of SALE with five per cent. interest after maturity
Purchasers furnishing their notes with approves
Personal security, said notes made payable to the
Tutor of aforesaid minors, at the office Of Swayze
Moore, in the Town of Opelousas; and moreover tn.
Land and Slaves remaining specially mortgaged unit
iull and ente payment of capital and interest tina
may accrue thereon. .-gg .s.t III. ...
Parish of St. Landry, May II, 1856.
EVARISTE DEBAILLON, Auctioneer.
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HOTEL, Washington, La.-Th

TTNION HOTEL, Washington, lathe
u subscriber would inform tile A >,sM-o
public that he has taken the above fTSS eauAS
well known house, formerly kept by r. iIStNi4E,-
nshed and fitted up the establishment, is prepared
to entertain boarders by the Month, Week or Day,
on moderate terms.
His table will always be supplied with the best
the market affords; and he hopes that desire on
his part to leave nothing undone that will promote
the comfort Of his guests will secure to him share
of the public patronage. --0.. ..5-l
Careful and experienced white servants will be
always in attendance. ,l....-
Washington, La, May 10, 1856.
'fN FRANCIS A. yIDRINE.
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FllR SALE.

rs y s5x wv tif Y, Houn formerly occsl
81 sSH1 ode wishing to purchase. MI Il
M q ths Editoss Of the Patriot Or to
i g|'s IN; .ifoisssiya T. H. THOMPSON
Oh J4ns e, 1885,. al Z, % ggaLdnel
i <<s.E3;b bBSiFoIs sA1lE..AT fThousandI
\ ssss of Land lying 0ntliolA a side)of Bayod
4 Siss1 ~ ,Bp.IsA aaes. a.asy three miles sath
G|sN As1 l)af aPEsyassa P'ns sta x'tS q sSs ss
fSsss sssR ah MI st VIII VI s0s
- NJ igeay4d d ~ tdition. Thit situattcKa as d
II " exselIedIhy hny other In the NE Sfl
II IN II sequence pf the gppeuat congsn. &c
tSBly 4 ss sas esss, Y q e g. srAN
EeXSSt ldqdeminei Bfulss.ia7,5 95iaaf1 llafs ID
..Nn FOR SALE The undersigned
ass lcsts for ale two valuable and desirable 80
y! If LAND, both III this parish -one
ssess sesssitnateJ upon tho Atchafhlaya River, GilS
Ymmediately below Capt. Barton, con. =,
E taiuing 3l5 acres. with about y acres cleared
aud .enieu nSeus fraed dwelling house ana ftthe
GSSnnssScI situated upon Bayou Rouge, adoinH
Ine neds H6ordy, adjacent to thoseof Se Scott,
laa4 a% aown as the Barker tract containing l2o
e acres 0 ThlaH cYss + GsaIad TaoMPsoS Saf seGSed
YsE1as sWE1aasaingteh, Feb.e 1856 w 9i % llJ1olNo
1N0R iS a LEr--A lyf4SlhABl.E hEslDENCE ~
Fhs Tyvn opslolunsaasf; opln POSSES Possession f k:a saa
sTSn Tar further particua inquire Of CnAs. n. l
r.,nn. at this ctfce.Il iJ9ailW ,l,al ODD a1azh
TTlN,JT11ITlABLE UNIMPKOvED LANDS
v ATlpRIvATE SAL LE-The uridersignedn'
.n,., II nr;yste sale, on reasonable and .sys.
,noaang terms, the following described
ei EaHr ~ ocrcs Wing east Of the Bayou Bnuf and Il
l''oi = = miles Il the junction Of Bayous Bdnf and
t,s p. crocodile, adjoining: lands Of DR.. L.tWebb
and Moore s. Prescott. ut toiilr.iA 4i
ase acres on the west bank Of Bayou BGuf, ad
s.'''o ;nninp lands Of Mr.. .1ttel above and Q. L.
Au+i1 lSwayze below.
o. Ann acres on the west bank of Bayou Waxi.--y~
l,449 acres OH the east bank Of same, boundcdor
Tie east by the plantation Of the undersigned
r -oi acres bounded on the west by the plantation
'th'-f Of Tie undersigned, on the SOUTH by G.
it, eKing. on the east by a. Wartelle, and on th,
,oi,3a north by lands of 3. r. CAN'T and others.
4 200 acres on the Elm Bayou, near lands Of Mr.
Foreman. .. ,,,,,.l O.. ..-ug; t,s ...5,,5,,
Tse new State road, as surveyed and partly com
,atsd runs through, tile center Of the lands on ant
ppast nii the Wake, which are not surpasse' an,
,ands in tle Parish for fertility Of soil .zslibel
iarpg leen selected especially by tF proprietor
War lirst seeing all, the uncutiyate lands Of til
Parish. ,s o.y, m ot..,..
sou Washington, or the undersigned, at his rcsidenc
on Dry Bayou. .-- ~. 9::AMEf. % M%oh9AN..
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VHEAP VARIETY STORE i9o7sl
y, MARTEL's OLD STAND, near Patin's Hotel.
Il. l.. NIMNlO most respectfully announces to the
citizens of Opeousas and vicinity hathe haslocated
in this place with the view Of remaining permanently
and is now Offering, for cash, goods AS Low AS
EVER HAVE BEEN SOLD BY ANY HOUSE IN
THE PLACE. yilu-4Un-u --ei. -a .s.ggaAo..
DRY GOODS. HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, SADDLE
RY, CROCKERY and FAMILY GROCERIES,: lJ7n.
aB=The Ladies' are especially invited to call and
examine the stock, as it's aIt-.- a,., As. ..r.
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS!
OnelolIsas Nav "a, 1856. H' =. '-5''''- N 1''
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WESTERN EXCHANGE, corner Of
w Tchoupitoulas and Natchez streets, NcwOr-
leans Mrs. WILSON would inform her friends
and the public generally that she has opened the
above house, and is now prepared to accommodate
boardcrs reasonable terms. Her table will always
be supplied with the best the market affords. Stu
ated 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 nannr.
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NTEW BAKERY. = The undersigne6 re-
IN snectfully informs his friends and the public Of
Onelmsas and vicinity that he will, in u few days,
open in this town new Bakery Shop He will have
M services of one Of the finest bakers of Newor
leans. He claims share of the public patronage
August lS. r. a. ln. NErn. w.,
now depend upon being regularly served. F. H.
CARRIAGES AND HARNESs.--Ibe
~ undersigned keep constantly on hand material
for Carriage Repairing in all its branches. They are
nrepared to execute all orders with dispatch and in
worknlanlike manner.
ny BUGGIES, SULKIES and HARNESS ma made
to order. uiDo'o " o'A'N'
Opelousas, March s, 1856.
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U,REsH DRUGS, PERFUMERY, ETt

FREsH DRUGS, PERFUNER4' ETC
p. LEoNCE HEBRARD & CO.
Have lust received n large supply of Fresh oLze
aDmgs, Pcrfumery, etc. GlI
SN Among other articles. will be found a9to
" well selected stock of =, :. p.o,., ~ -'' A.,
Fancy Note Paper and Envelopes, Porte -Monnaies,
French and American Perfumery, .
-. Tooth, Nail, Hair and Shaving Brushes;
French Brandy; London Porter; ~
Port and Madeira Wines;
Paints Oils; Paint Brushes; Varnlshes; f1.a Nvr
''sy1sI Svm.p j pectoral ct Of Duconge; yermfugc;
Ipecac Lozenges; Sngaled Drops;
Prepared Charcoal; Dgitaline in Plls;
... Briant's Pectoral Syrups;- t.lI VA
English Pen-Knives; Citron Preserves;
Cologne Water of Jean Marie Farina;
Gum Drops for Colds;
Toilet Soaps; ..... Ut
OUININE at reduced prices; hA
A General assortment of French English and Amer
ican PATENT MEDICINES.
Kousso. an infalble remedy for Tape worm;
Ether Pearls for Headache apd Sick STOMACH;
Iave's Great Remedy and Pills. ua,.,,,co
SNIFF. CIGARS, Chewing Smoking
of superior quality. n,,
5gEasa 80 The Ladies' s>af.sntiOn IS called to oul
Na Nitesd rSarGupaY S5 AND r.,Scf : ARTICLES
Opclousas, Mafch !, looo.
800 % o. FnWhl French ouIs1SE, % eure, xstk we ~
will sell very cheap; Also, x IL
gross Lyons Kathairon;
iozs Rain of a Thousand Flowers;
doz. Rogers's Lyerwort and Tar;
gross McLain's Liver Pills; c,orrv pec
gross Ayers Cathartic Pills ana Cneffy : e'
toral. For sale cheap by ,,,,,n.,ns no
DOOT AND SHOE SHOP sub
| II scr;her having resumed business at his old i
stand lately occnpieaby Leur Acker, respect,
fully Informs the public that he will execute WIN W h;,
nromptness and fidelity all work entrusted to mn
and solicits share Of patronage HIS prices VIII
Low for Cash, and Cash only.
Opelousas, March !, 1855; 1s5o,, prrrurKoRN.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

DIJBIICr S ALE.-The undersigned Public
[ Auctipnesr will offer for ssl.s1'on -, boz s,l .
n.f THURsDAE, July 10, 1850, b. I.s
1T ,he Courthouse in the Town Of npelousas, the
following named eli .y..t. a,tsy F...lI .I.5,
u the property of Gusn,an Estorge. M
DENIS, a negro man, aged about 40 years; -.
Elizabeth, a negro woman, aged about %
years. ,...I-L,.. ~, L.. =.
Acts ofsl;e al the expense Of the purchasers.
'opelousas, June u, 1886. ..,..E ...a
~ GIYssE GABEREI., Auctioneer.
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GOOD MEDI CI N .ES. st is estimated that
W AYEn's CHERlsy PICTORIAL AND CArlARTlc
Pills have done more to promote the public health,
than any other one cause efe I'm can oe no qnes'on
thousand cures Of Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Group,
Influenza Bronchitis, ETC., very mnch reduced the
proportion Of dnaths from consumptive, dsSases N
this country. The Pills are us good as the Pectoral
and will cure more complaints. Hg 1is.ap o. .B
Everybody needs more or less purging Purge the
blood from its impurities. Purge the Bowels, Liver
aud tho whole vscelal system from ohstr'icttons'
Purge ont the diseases which ssten on the body, to
work It's decay. But for disease, We should die only
of old age. Take antidotes early aud thrust y from
the system, before il 10 yet too strong TO yield
Ayers Pills do thrust out disease, not only while
Read the astounding statements Of thoaeS who have
been cured by them from dreadful ScrofMa, Dropsy,
Ulcers, Skin Diseases, Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Dyspepsia, Interna! Pains, Bilious Complaints
Heart burn Head ache, G9nt ma many ess M GanHe
on the face, Worms, Nervous lrritablity, Loss ot
appetite, Irregularities Dizziness in the head. Colds
Fevcrs, Dyscntery and indeed every variety OF
complaint for which a Purgative Remedy isrequired
Tese are no random statements, but arc authenti
Gated by your own neighbors ana your own fhysl
clans. . ts5r5..i.. .l..l. ~. Ne,
Y'ry them once, and you will never be without
| them,
Price 25 cts. per Box--5 Boxes for $500.
Prepared by j. g. AVER, Lowell, Mass, and solo
by every respectable Druggist IN NewInglandi alst
| JoHs PosEy, p. Il. HEBRARp d Co., Opelousas; .
| d. ALLrs, Washington; J. g. PoLiSGuE, @. Coteau
1 lCLADTIDINGS!- GERS CURED
| " WITHOUT FAIL.-The undersigned is In pos
session of an Infalble Cure for Cancer, and vii
devote his personal attention to all applicants; ..
This is no quack nostrum. Certificates and festi
monals from citizens of known crediblity In thi
Parish can be shown to convince the most skcptica
Of its undoubted efficacy In eradicatng these dread
ful tumOrs . ~ i 1 tai.ey 5s. i,4..,
Communications addressed to tho editors Of TIL
Post-oHlce, will receive prompt attention. He ca
also be found at his residence on plaqnemne Ridge
JOHN G. BARRY
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BIEUX-20,0OO s feet pieux at So so per
il hundred aud $4,000 shingles at IS SO per thou
sand, for sale by ]. ,. CLARK, 4 Co.,
Plaquemine Brulee.
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DIEUX-De ct 9 pieds, a yendre, bon
i marche, pour du compliant, par
FONTENOT & LYONS, Washington, La.
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FAGLE HOTEL, formerly g Gait House, ,

FAGLE HOTEL, formerly Gait House, +"
L Washington, La. A AAC0 \
having purchased the above house, HI zaia1
begs leave to announce to the pub
lie that it is now open for tic reception OF transient
and permanent boardes. 1t is situated between
the upper and lower steamboat landings, fronting
the Courtableau.
The premises have been newly furnished, and no
effort will be%pared to render the accommodatlons
ana fare as pleasant and acceptable to its patrons
as those of any hotel in the interior Of the State
Good stabling for horses. ~
CAV W-MfIiL. TO PLANTERS, BULL
| - DERs, WHEELWRIGHTS AND OTHERs,- 1
The undersigned, one mile from Washington, on
the Courtableau, il prepared to to order bills Of
the following descriptions Of timber, viz a (
'o''' OAK, Joa 9'as ogiAt ;
ASH, tl.l Il Z ltss ~
| Tla54 eid7 MAGNOLIA ,,o,,, =,
which he will sell at very low prices: ;.
Wheelwrights, and others intending 70 build, vii
''SIY - , - =. ~ L. SUTTON.
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THEODOSE S, ROBIN, Justice of the
- Peace in and for the Parish of St. Landry. Of
flee at Opelousas
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DOLCE JURY, Parish Of ST. Landry
i Meeiinn Of lacn1nhnr 4, 1876, NJ. ..,aiise-

Resolved that the resolution Of the 4th Of epteni-
ber 1856 be rcscinded and that tho Collector Of tho
Railroad TAX Of 1854 be and is authorized to proceed
and collect according to law, the said taxi and ~
case Of seizure Of property to pay the same, and TINT
or in case the amount bid should not lie eqal 10 the
amount of the tax and costs due thereon, then, in
either case, tho Collector s hereby authorized and
required to bid In such property for and III BEHALF M
this Parish, to the full amount of such tax and cc
only. ssss 80
A true copy: GUY II. BELL, Clerk.
~ In conformity with the above resolution, de-
linquent Tax-Payers are hereby informed that no
further indulgence can be granted 10 them and that
II shall proceed against them forthwith, according u
law. Opel0usas December 20, 1865.
sf97 lfTi, 80 t'is EIBERT GA NIT COllectof.s
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NHANGE OF RESIDENCE.--Dr. II
" LATE has removed his residence and office to
the dwelling on Landry street. Judge Overtons,
and opposite L. Birottss store. Besides the ordinary
services of his profession, the Dr. will continue to
attend on all diseases of the Mouth and Teeth, and
nractce in all the branches of Dentistry. His work
In ali that line is warranted and performed after the
latest and most approved process. ,,.-..s.
Artificial Teeth not only an ornament; they re-
establish the voice to its natural tone, all
hermit masticaton, SO indispensable to the health.
DR.. plate will visit Washingtofweesly. Dl,
Prices moderate.
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MORE BARGAINS AT THE CHEAP
lXl STORE!- i..-4- -.g .l
I have Just received n very handsome variety Of
Ladies' Dress Goods also other Dry Goods Straw
and other Hats, Ribbons, Rushes, etc. -,
shall open more to-day or on Monday next Also
a supply Of Groceries, Provisions, Tin Ware, Sad
dlery, etc. ;. ;.
pleasure to show goods.