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TONTCS WON'T DOI

They never did do more than give temporary relis
and they never will 1t is because they don't touch the
cause Of the disease. The cause of all aRue and bli
Gus diseases is the atmospheric poison called Afasma
or Malaria. Neutraze this poison by It's natural anti
doto and all disease caused by ID disappears at once
Rhodes Fever and Ague Is this antidote to maa-
ria, and moreover 1t is perfectly harmless medicine.
The certificate of the celebrated chemist j. r. Chiffon
OF New York. to this effect attached to every bottle
therefore Il 1t does no good itoan do no harm,
This more than can be said Of auinine arsenic or
any tonic In existence, their use Is ruinous 70 the
constitution, and brings on Dumb Ague which never
allows person 10 feel perfectly well for single mo-
ment In illustration OF these truths annex some e1.
tracts from letter just received from physician:
GEoRGErowN, ONO, March II, 1855.
JAS a. RHODES, Esq.-Dear Sir: Yours Of tho
ID inst is at hand. The Cure arrived late las. year
and the difficulty in getting any one to try was greal
y increased from the fact that remedy had been intro
duced which was growing IN favor with the public, as
being better than using quinine,- knowing pre-
sumo that the remedy they used to escape taking ou
nine, contained the Drug itself
This remedy, (kpown as "Smith's Tonic,) voud In
variably BREAK an ague, but II did nOs cURE II a. it
would often return with renewed vigor This one cir.
cumstance deemed in your favor, q could institute
testcOmparison between It and your Cure. The follow.
ing Is the result.
Three persons took your "cure" all Of which were
cases Of Quotdian Intermittent Fever, Of many weeks
standing They had tried quinne and other rem edios
occasionally missing chilli but was, lss in all such
cases. slowly wearing them out and laying the founda
ton Of ohor and seyercr maades did succeed In ef
feeng radical cure Of all three Of these cases with
your remedy and they have not had chin since In
all three Of these cases the Smiths Tonic" had been
used and would ,as before stated, break the chill but
after period or two had elapsed d would return.
- think there viii be no difficulty now IN giving IA
your "Oure" the advantage ground Of any other rene
dy nov in use here, &c., &c.
WILLIAM BBCKNKR, ND.
hHODES' Fover and Ague Cure or Antidote 10 Nal
aria the only harmless remedy in existence. is equally
certain as preventive, as curo" Take Il when YOU
feel the chlls coming on and you will never have q
single one.
JAS. A. RHODES. Proprietor.
Providence, R. !.
Wholesale Agents, ST. Louis, n. BLAksLEY, Chicago.
BARCLAY BRos, And for sale by Druggists generally.
Sold by g. n. Boegel, Carrollton, Ohio.
June &c; 1856. (April "a, ls5e--sm.)
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NHXN
Cash and Produce Store.

The new firm of Akin Baxter, are now receiving
and opening out at the stOreroOm formerly occupied
offering to the public at low figures as any sold In
this market. Our spring stock as been selected with
great care in the Philadelphia Market and we think
we can give perfect satisfaction both as regards quail
ity and price Of the goods.
Come and see our goods and jndge for yourselves,
We would especially invite the ladies to drop in and
CO our Fancy Dress Goods as VIC think they will be
ichly repaid for their trouble,
Country produce taken at tn highestmaket price,
sin exchange for goods. AKIN&BAXTER.
OarrOllton, May 8, 1861
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VAN RBOWN N

AttoTasy GHd COHasetIOr at Law
OTToE-NcW frame, Immediately opposite tho Wes.
Door of the Court House.
ifeb8' sal Carront on, Ohio,
J. J. BROoKAl IN cRozIKR
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DR.. P. W. LEE
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,

E0RMERLY OF SALEM, OHIO; AND FOR THE
u past year pFactced in connection with Dr.. ]. s.
Hunter, has removed his Office and residence to the
dwelling house formerly occupied by Capt. Geo. F.
Kennedy, near the Court House, corner Of Lisbon and
Canal streets, where he will hereafter be found at all
times on hands to promptly attend to all calls that re-
quire his professional services. Fattered by past sue.
cess, he hopes by prompt attention to merit con-
tinuance of public patronage.
DR.. Lee claims to bo entirely modern in the teat-
ment of disease whether Of surgical other charac-
tor. lie has also paid special attention to the new
treatment of lung and throat affections, viz byMed-
ca Inhalation" Patients suffering from any form Of
those affections whether Of acute or chronic charac~
ter especially invited to call at bis Office where he
he disease method Of treatment &C., free OF charge
Diseases of women and children receive prompt st-
tenti0n.
CarroIton. o., Sept. ls, l666.--tf.
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PATT0Nl A0QSE,
(FoRMERLY "WEsrERx EXCHANGE HoTEL.")

kFoRhERLY wv EsTERN EXCHANGE HoTEL.")
CARR0LLT0N ------- OHIO.
This long and favorable known establishment, oecu
pied formerly by Z. H. Leggett, ESQ, bas been re
opened for the accommodation Of the public. Thij
House has been renovated repaired and improved and
now presents all the advantages which desired in
frs rate hotel The bestthst the market affords is
lected for It's guests Good cooks alone Gator for its
table. The arrangement for stabling perfect and
extensive. A first rate barber Is convenient. Every
facility for comfort and pleasure is reazabe at the pop
ular old stand JAMES PATTON,
NAV l. lS56--tf.
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SANDERS,
IMPROVED HORSE RAKE,
Patented June s, 1852.

PaIehItd Juhe 3, 1907,
TIlIS Rake is intended for rakng hay and cleaning
i wheat fields. II will work well on rough stony
ground; the teeth being the common metallic spring
steel Its operatiUn Is the most simple and easy Of any
Horse Rake In use. The operator rides and operates
the Rake with his feet the teeth being attached to ths
axetree which Is the head Of the Rake with hinges
the front side attached to the shafts the head vbrate
load when necessary. The Rake Is well adapted 10 al
classes Of men, This Is the cheapest simplest and bes
Horse Rake now In use at all Fairs Whero exhibited Il
has taken the premium.
We have purchased the right for Carroll county, from
the Patentee and offer said Rake to the farmers Of Lit
tie CARROLL at reasonable terms.
A model Of the Rakecan be seen at the 'AmericaI
HOuse,
CanoIitOn, Ohio. wOODBORNE & ROUDEBUSH.
July 1a, 1855, II.
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Golden Farmer, Cooking Stove.

THE Subscriber has JUST cveVod direct from Albany
large assortment Of their excellent stove, and invites
all who may wish to supply themselves with good stove
to call and examine his stock k-ForemOst among which
The Opelousas courier., 1856-01-19
AELMBoLD'e BfoMLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT SagSlPARILLA,

For Purifying the Blood, yenovus all dssasrs arsi-ss
from excess Of Mersry. srPossrs a~d i7prndence
tfa chrosaic coaaaa&essul disase, erisisg fran On
isnpsre sss:s Of the Rood, awd the only re!aHs und
eactbGf kmotR remedy for the care Of Scrot.ta, SaH
Rhesna, Scald Head, l1res Qt,oas Of The Thrut cud
Legs, Pat~s asd Suvlfass Of the B0~es, letter.
Pt~pIes tie Foe, and al Scaiy Eruptions Of The
Skia.
This article 10 now prescribed by some of the
most distinguished physicians in the country, and
has proved more efficient in practice than any
preparation Of Sarsaparila yet offered to the pab-
lie. Several cases Of secondary Syphilis, Mercural
and Scrofuous diseases have entirely recovered in
the ineurabIe wards Of our Public institutions
which had for many years resisted every mode OF
treatment that could be devised. These cases fur
nish striking examples of the sautary effects of
this medicine in srrestlng some OF the most in
veterate diseases, after the glands were destroyed
and the bones already affected.
NoTieE.-Letters from responsible Physicians
and Professors of several Medical Colleges. and
certificates Of cures from patients will be found
both Preparations.
PRIcEs-Fud Extract OF Buchu. 81 per bottle,
or bottles for $5. Fluid Extract Of Sarsaparila,
81 per bottle, bottles for S. equal in strength
to one gallon of Syrup OF Sarsapari!la.
Prepared and sold by Ii. I. HELMBOLD,
Chemist, 2S3 ChestRut Street, near the Girard
House, Philadelph
To he had Of JOAN Posey, at Opelousas.
.4H Listers directed TO tee Preprao~ .ageat receive
atteWtaos
August 25th., ls55.-1y.
The Opelousas courier., 1856-01-19
Miscellaneous.
Helmbold's Genuine Preparations
HELMBoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED


COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
Fer diseases Of The bladder a~d kd~ys, secret ascuses
strie~res weakaeses and al! diseases OF the seruui
Organs, whether in Male Female, trons uha.erer
eaase they may hacs originated, Sed no s,at.er ct
Aoec long saad1ag.
Ifyou have contrac ted the terrible disease which,
when once seated in the system; will surely 20
down from one generation to another, undermining
the constitution and sapping the very vital fluids
Of life do not trust yourself in the hand, of tlac
who start up every day in city like this amt fill
the papers with gsring fasehoods 100 wei caicll-
lated to deceive the young and those not acquaiat-
ed with their tricks. You cannot be too caretl. in
the selection of remedy in these cases
The Fluid Extract Buchu has been pronounce ed
by eminent physicians the greatest remedy e, er
known. 1t is medicine perfectly pleasant in its
taste, ana verv '"noceAt in its action aud yet 50
thorough that it snnihiIates every particle ol rank
and poisonous virus Of this dreadful disease and.
unlike other remedies, does not dry up the disease
in the blood.
Constitutional Debility, brought on by self
abuse, @ @aoSt terrible disease, w:.Ich has brou hi
thousaads Of the human race TO unt:me.y graves
thus blasting the brilliant hopes OF parents, arG
bigktiRgin the bud the glorious Ah.tlol oi r.;..y
a noaIe youth. can be cured by tfis iniallpIr
Remedy ARd medicine which must De ne fit
everybody, from the simply delicate to the conhu+d
despairing invalid no equal is to be found acting
Both 8S Care and preventive
The Opelousas courier., 1856-01-19
4 c L r TAIN
- ]. J: ). 4, CT G. :, MI

lying in the Parish Of st. Landry, Un tbs
AtchafaIaya, containing eighty acres, more
OF less, thirty-nne -tJ-10O acres Of which ba-
ins North-}ast quarter of South-Eus quar-
ter OF Section No. six, in Townshia No. six,
Of kangc No. seven, in the South-Wcstcrn
District of Louisiana, and the balance adioi-
ning, on the western boundary, with the
BUILDINGS & IMPROVEMENTS the.
rcon erected
Household Furnitures, Kitchen T.
tcuslls, one Skift, one lot Of Hogs,
one pair oxen, horned cattle, colts
mares, beeves, horses, one Ok
Cart, plantation utensils, one gun
one silver watch, two log chains,
100 cords wood, one saddle, &c.
Conditions:-All purchases of movable
property Of and under twenty-five dollars to
be paid cash, upon the day Of sale, all pur-
chases Of moveable property above twenty
five dollars, payable on the FIRST of March,
1857. The price of the land payable in TIVE
equal annual instalments, from the FIRST of
March, 1856, secured by mortgage and good
personal security. The notes to be made pa
yable at the Office of Henry l.. Garland, in
Opelousas. Ali sums not punctually paid at
maturity, to bear eight per centum per annurn
interest from that time. The administrator
will receive no security living out of the pa
rish of st. Landry
EvrE DEBAILLON, Auctioussy,.
Opelousas, 29th December 1858.
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rysL1snED ON SATURDAY BY .....
IafL II. SAYDOZ l. ANDREW hEYkIER.
DlTlOSA.

Subscription, for one year. payable in advance
tree dollars paid at the end Of the year, four dol
ars No subscription will be received for period
less than one year. A subscriber wishing to dis
continue must give arrtte notice to that effect and
settle up all arrearages.
lipertist.g:-For one square not exceeding the
!ce OF te1 lines dollar for the first insertion.
and fifty cents for each subsequent Insertion Longer
advertisements will he charged accordingly.
AIltAx advertisements will be inserted in french
and english uutiI ordered out, until the editors
gAl iulss it con. ut to discontinue the publ
cation ,.,..-.-.
A liberal deduction made on advertisements IN
serted tor long period. ,,,
No advertise me Mt or subscription will be stopped
anil all the arrenases paid, unless at the option
No election tickets or otherjobs printed without
the money or the person ordering them to be prnt-
ed rs a res ponsible persoa,
Ten dollars in advance will invariably be required
or the nouneement Of candidates for Office
The Opelousas courier., 1856-01-19
Mercantile Cards. sc.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
eRg tSEaaUarg= g. Kaufman.

EUST received new and complete stocl
o. of Fall and Winter Goods, of the --latest
and most fashionable style.
Our stock of Ladies' Dress Goods will be
found very large and desirable, comprising
every variety of
Rich black and coored Dress Silks;
Rich printed plain and plaid Cashemeres:
Rich Mussenes de laine and Challies;
Bombazine, Merinos. Alpacas, &c, &C.:
French and English Calicos
Printed plaid and solid colour Bareges;
Rich Woolen and Cotton Damask;
Curtain Calicos, printed nsolId colours;
French and Irish Damask table clothes L napkins
Shifting linen ofall qualities;
Sheeting and pillow Case linen;
Jaconets, Null and Swiss Musslines;
Plain, stamped & embroidered L Handkerchief
Plain and fancy Ribbons --latest style)
English, French and German Hosiery of every style
and qualities - 49, .:
Fiannell OF all descriptions and qualities;
French, English and American Blankets;
Casimire, Satinetts and Tweeds
Cottonade, Dennims, Checks and Stripes;
Rerseys, Lindsays and Lowells &c, &c.
Also an extensive Stock Of Gentlemen Clothing,
comprising -
The latest style of Frock and Dress Coats
Office and Business Coats;
Oyercoats, Talmas and Cloaks;
Beaver Paltots and Oversacks
Fancy Cashmere Pants -uF.
Black and colored Doeskin Pants;
Black Silk Satin and Cashmere Vests;
Black Velvet Plush and Cloth Vests
Shirts and under garments of all descriptions
Hats. Caps, Boots and Shoes;
Also large assortment Of outh & Boys Clothing
Hardware. Saddery Perfumery, &c, &c.
ALI which have been carefully and skilfully
selected and will be sold on most reasonable terms
Oar friends and the public respectfully invited
to give a cali and examine for themselves.
10 Cash advances on Sugar, Cotton and Mo-
lasses consigned to J. B. Belloeq, & Co., New-Or-
leans.
Opeousas, November 18th, 1855.
The Opelousas courier., 1856-01-19
) judicial SseleS, &c.
6sRaElEfGc Sale

by the undersigned, Auctioueer an una
.t'| Tire farisA of' 81. Londry.
"a TilE public are hereby Informed that
- there Will be so!dat public sale, to the
'a't al" highest bidder, by the undersigned
Au"t!oneer, at the last residence of Elisha &.
Sherm"n, on the Atchafalaya River in this
Parish, on
Tuesday, 2"th january next, 1886,
the following described property, belonging
to the estate of hostmond Fontcnot, deceased,
late Of the Parish Of st. Landry, to-wit:
The Opelousas courier., 1856-01-19
=. COLLINS. MoundyiEle.

DEGS leave to inform his friends and the public
LID that he has Just returned from the city, with
a full assortment of Fancy and Domestic Staple
Dry Goods, of the newest style and patterns. 4
great variety Of Plantation Goods, negro blankets,
Kerseys, Linseys, &c., BE, A general stock OF
plantation medicines of the best quality. Also a
large stockof Groceries, Coffee, Flour, Bacon, Salt
Brandy, Whiskey, &c, &e.g t. Hs5as1 " ~
r. c. is agent for Jacobs Cordial. ss. as.,,g.f.
nvp Collins will make cash advances on
Cotton. Sugar and Molasses, consigned TO Messrs.
Miller g. ForesteFg Commission Merchants. New
Orleans. - N
4 Mound vile, November 9th, 1885. 8
The Opelousas courier., 1856-01-19
= SCI SE:e aL:zo o115A

situated in the Parish of st. Landry, on the
Bayou Mallet Woods, at the place called the
" L. Anse Bourbeuse,'' consisting of the sec
ton Forty -four III Township Six South Range
One East, and Of Section Seven in Township
Six South, Range Two East, containing thir-
teen hundred and sixty-two and II 100 acres,
Widow Antoine Boisjore, per act Of Congress
and reported under Commissioners certificate
3 No 100
Said land is part wood Land and part prai-
RE Land, and is bounded as follows On the
North by the public domain, by lands pur-
chased by Government Of the United States
by Louis Fuselier, by Jean Bte. Manuel and
by Bertrand Poasson Northeast by lands
conceded to Garrigues FIaujeac, by the pub
lie domain, and by lands purchased from the
Government Of the United States by j Da-
vid Schmidt; East by lands purchased from
tie Government of the United States by said
Schmidt and by Michael Lacaze; Southeast
by the public domain and by the said lands
Of said Schmidt and Laeaze; and on the South
West by lands purchased from the Govern
ment Of The United States by Henry Young
and by William 3. Reed, and the public do
main
Conaitioas:-One, two and three years
credit beginning on the day of sale Pun-
chasers furnishing SOLITARY endorSers to the
satisfaction of whom the right; and each sum
bearing interest at the rate Of per centum
per annum, from maturity Besides the lands
remaining specially mortgaged to the success
sion until real and effective payment of the
principal and interests
A. DEJEAN, Auctioucer.
Opelousas, Doth December 1855.
The Opelousas courier., 1856-01-19

y ME undersigned having bought stone
- for the fabrication of lime in Pine
Prairie, informs the public that he has now
on hand, 1000 barrels of lime, equal in quail
ity, if not superior, to the celebrated lime of
Thonastown, which he will sell cheap, and
that he will continue the trade on large
scale. sFsfztt j CHARLES LUTI.
Pine Prairie, January, 9Th, 1855.r.s
The Opelousas courier., 1856-01-19
1T or -.

e,,.-----z,ap THE undersigned give notice
II III to their friends and the public il
ESSSa general, that they have just
formed partnership for the opening and
keenine. Of the Barre's Landing Warehouse.
They solicit the patronage of all. and on their
side will use all their efforts to deserve it.
They will also have good Grocery Store.
. CARRIERE & HAUGUEL.
Barre d Landing, January 9th, 1866.
The Opelousas courier., 1856-01-19
4 CERI7iIV
- Z sr%Srt Gst a. 60

<i. utcd in thc Parish Of St. Landry, on the
Fast side Of The Bayou d"~ CanrcS, Mt the
place called the poiutc Yaauei,' in town
slip FIVE South, Ranges one ard TWO East,
and being sections numbered Fcrty -tonr, FiE-
ty-two, F;fy-thrce and Fifty -tpur iii Range
On", and Section Fifty mine in Kauxe Two,
containing five thou a,i,i niie LGu,:rei and
forty :ive2I 100 acres. Said tract is the same
conceded to Antoine Eoi~et,rt i,y the Spauish
Government III -, and which vas re-
ported as claimed by sid Boi>,!ore, by the
commissioner report No :. made ith May
1915, and confirmed by act Of rougress
1t consists "f Prairie land and % Wood
land, and is bounded as fellows: below by
lands conceded to Simeon Fontenot, bv lands
purchased from Government Of the United
States by Jean Bite Paal Fontenot, by ST.
mon y. Manuel and by the public domain
East by the public doman, by lands purcila-
sed from the Government Of the United States
BY jean Deyille, and by the tracts OF land
conceded to Alexander Foutenot to Pierre
Bapt>te Fontenot, to Eticnne Deviile and to
Louis Deyille and above by lands conceded
to Jacques Dupre, and by lands purchased
from Government Of the United States by
Etienne Bundick, Cesaire Lafeur, Gustaye
Soiieau, Olivier I4aReur, Widow Olivier La
feur aud by the public domain.
The Opelousas courier., 1856-01-19
CHEAP GOODS, CHEAP GOODS!

FM VHE undersigned being about closing his
- commercial business at the end Of Dec
ember, announces to the public that he will
sell all his goods at reduced prices they
consist particularly in Lowell Cotton, Ker-
seys, shoes, and a quantity of other merchan-
die suitable for families and plantations.
lie also offers for sale at private sale, his
landed property situated in Washington.
J. REM VIOU.
Washington, II Nov, 1855. SO
The Opelousas courier., 1856-01-19
PUBLIC SALE.
BY the ~nderss gnea, q Public AUctsowS
-. y Z

By the undersigned, q Public Auctsoxser
for the Parish Of St. Landry.
YEVIIE public are hereby informed that
= there will be offered for sale at public
sale, to the last and highest bidder, by the un-
dersigned Auctioneer, at the last residence
Of Elisha G.. Sherman. Oh the Atchafslsya
River, in this Parish, on
Tuesday, Goth January next, 1856,
the hereinafter described property belonging
to the succession of the late Clementine Ri
chard, wife, &c. deceased, to-wit:
A CERTAIN TRACT OF
- - - - .
situated on the Atchafalaya, in this Parish,
bounded North by lands of Henry Gallines
housen, South by lands of NJ W. Read, East
by the Atchafalaya and West by Public
Lands, containing one hundred and twenty
acres more or less, said land being acquired
from she State of Louisiana, and being more
particularly described on the title from the
State, with all the BUILDINGS ( IMP
ROVEMENTS thereon erected.
Four Lots of Ground.
situated in the Town of Washington.
A NEGRO WOMAN,
aged about fftythree years
One pair work oxen, two english
cows, two heifers, one cow, one
pony, 800 barrels corn, l,0OO
bundles fodder, 2O heads of hogs,
one OK cart, household furnitures,
one lot carpenters tools, planta-
ton utensils, one cistern, kitchen
utensils, one lot ploughs, 256 IA
cords of ash wood, &c.
Conditions.:-All sums of twenty five dol
lars, payable cash, all moveablc property of
twenty five dollars and upwards, payable on
the first of March 1857 The lands and sla-
YES at one and two years credit, from the 1ss
of March next, 1856. AL sums not punetu-
ally paid, to bear eight per ceut per annum,
from maturities until paid, the lands and
slaves to remain specially mortgaged in favor
of said succession until fully paid. The notes
to be made payable at the Office of Henry
J.. Garland, in Opelousas. The adminstra-
tor will receive no security residing out of the
Parish Of St. Landry.
EvrE. DEDAILLON, Auctsoneey.
Opelousas, December 18th, 1855.
The Opelousas courier., 1856-01-19
bea LT1IEGP AUGH'S
BOOKS. POST-OFFICE. STATIONARY.

-s 1f..- <s....sx, =,s, WASHINGTON, LA. e
a@yNT@Rzw HAS now on hand and is constantly
sszskksss receiving additions to his Stock of Books
aAElAhzY and Stationary, which he offers at New
Orleans prices, consisting of full and half Bound
blanks, hooks of every descriptions, and every
article usually toundin Stationary Store. The sub
scliber is prepared fill orders the shortest notice
and Illustrated Works, cheap Publications, Magaz-
ines, Newspapers, School Books, (both french and
english) A##a# 80
.Gy School Stationary, &C. &C., &c, just received:
English Woman in Prussia, Bancrofts Miscella-
neo,is Essays, Harpes Story Books, The Watchman,
Fudge Doines. Constance Herbert, Country Neigh
borlood, Confessions Of Pretty Woman, The Jeal-
Gus Wife, tArallurs Series of Tales, Fanny Ferns
Works. Kerwins Letters to Bishop Hughes, Dodd
Lectures on Electrical Psychology, Memoirs OF
Countess Blenington, Memoirs Of Sydney smith,
Benton so years ii q. s. Senate, vol Ohiak Cot
ton and Sugar Plantation Register, &C. &c. &C. .z
.s lF. = Washington, La, October 13th, 1855. 2
The Opelousas courier., 1856-01-19
NOTICE

TO. shippers and Consigaees Of Freight.
a sssl IN - The Steamer ALICE
.sess;s1=lEzeW. GLAZE, G. L. Lou.
allier, Master, is now making trips via Pla.
ouernine, and has reduced the rates Of freight
and passage to the regular high water rates,
viz: Sugar, s2;; Molasses and Cotton, 70 cts.
Upper freight, SO cents. ..
The Glaze will leave Washington on Sun
day the 18th instant. and continue to leave
her regular days, during the season.
Il Washington 10Th January 1885. z-