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The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-02

AahoAhlAS iVH1 w ASeiitlS With Etlr lIelSil''
bound for the Cumberland river. We under
stand from Capt. Du Souchet that the Kate
Sarchet will be here in about week with the
object of taking load for the Wabash, pro-
vided the navigation Of that river is Improved.
We thank him for a package Of louisville pa
pers. -.,.-, .-,-..
- The stern-wheeler Fairy Queen passed
down early yesterday moraing from Pittsburg
bound for St Paul. She had good freight
and larg, number of passengers. From Pitts
burgh to st. Paul is pretty extensive stern
wheel trip, and illustrates the extent of our
inland sea navigation. Over 1900 Hiles of
travel by one boat, and in what is getting to
be a regular trade, and all in the North ri
The Louisville Courier of Wednesday
says;
The River was swelling very slowly yes
terday, with six feet three inches water on
the falls, for steamboats,, last evening. In the
canal. by the mark, there were nine feet three
inches water. During the previous "a hours
the river had risen but one inch. The wealth
er was rather cool and cloudy, with slight
ram IN the evening. .1ir-qa -aaes8 .I ss.s
The Magnolia ran into bank at Island
92, above Lake Providence. and was compell-
ed to throw her deck load overboard in order
to save boat. Bulkheads were built and the
boat with great difficulty saved. Both boat and
cargo seriously injured. She was enabled to
continue on hes trip down. st ~ ayIVsH
Mr. Ishal Harris, second clerk of the
steamer w. w. Farmer, and nephew of Capt.
Cannon fell overheard from this steamer near
Hsrrisonburg in Ouchita river, a few days
since, and was drowned
- The Southerner passed down yester-
day morning early. for St. Louis We thank
Mr.. Archer for a package of papers, as usual.
The boat suits the man and the man the boat
both are A No. J.. zr7ga
- A pair of coal boats were sunk in the
lower Ohio last Saturday evening, by storm.
The crew lost everything and had to swim
for their lives.
- The Ben Frauklin was engaged all
yesterday afternoon in completing her load to
New Orleans. She took on large quantity
of freight here. ass ssrEs.s.,a
- The w. A. Eaves arrived from Louis
vile yesterday, and after taking on some
freight here, started for Green River.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-02
AUCTION SALES.


NETB will sell as suction Thursday morning MAJ ct
90 s oeloAS six casks Of Lgsrp Oh Rockingham ware
contantng general assosent for retail
invited to attend W90LsEY & TELSON.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 8
PUBLIC aALEy

virnne ofa decree Of the vanderburgh Circuit Court
&% made ut its April term 1886 rendered
r'itisn wherein JOhn James plaintiff and Lewis James
and Others defe dants The
will sale at plblic the Court House
EvansVe on the 18th day of May 1885, the owing de
cSbed real wit; @
AL that part Of fractional section No. twelve (2)
Township No. soTeR ) soatho range No. (Iu)
Vnnderburgh ounty Indiana thns bounded Beginning
stake the West ue of said tract onal point
chain south Of tbs Forth corner Of aid racoGs
section running from thence 35e 76l chains
to the bank OF e Ohio rYet thehce DOWN said ryer south
4O twelve chains and Iinks thence
seventy (7n) chains the line
section thenre with sal line the place
the idde third thereof being the life
Cynthia Blown.
ALso:A that the southwest quarter of section
No ~ in the Township and Range atoreaid. to witt
Fifty eight and 81 being the middle said south
west and forty 4o) chains and nifty o luks in
length from North South AID tI0) chains width
from East We tand being that of said
tiOn mark ed with the word said
section recorded in order book I'd page
Records of the Ftnderburgh Probate Eighteen
IL 100 the North being the life
OF Oynthia Brown
TERMS-one half the purchase money be paid in cash
and the remainder be paid in four months from the day
sale purchaser giving with approved security
relif rUm valuation laws and bear
ing interests from date. TAOS. E. GARVIN.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-02

CsTwe had more rain night before last, and
a better contribution to the public fund than
the previous showers. But we are still want
ing more. The cistcrns are only we'll damp
ened yet. sa 77l trsssrF
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-02
HOUsEHOLD FURNTTUWE


lfta AT AUCTION. 80
WE will sell at sAu0son. Saturday NOR ns 5Iay 81
Wv ats O'clock, a. our sails rooms centre rail.
Rocker Wash stands high pos. BedteaJs single Re
nearly new. Tab Marked Basket pair AGdirOns new
apso l-4 s'0A eAis ATisooLs s. NELSON. Apesi9nssrs.
AUCTION E$9Nf&S,
Old cours House Corner Of Maa ana Third streets inns
we'll known stand e Are now prepared 70 re-
household fraisare Iesses bug
Qssh advances mad on Ign ments Whoa radaired
Regular sales every Taesday Thursday and Saturday
and Friday nights. at esrIy sAsiight.
andsos Of real promptly attended
We are weekly reoeiving, ssa have hand large
a1dis s2a % and Sannsse backs scroll and seoaoP rim
Chairs mahogany and sofa OhArs Elizabeth
chairs spring seat rockers sOciable centre
lounges mirrors. nae common and misses bedsteads.
tin and wiresafes etc. which viii su Gin
We have also hand great variety notions ievslry
Wholesale sale Will ' s. EisGfs
I'D 10 dol hoop iron bound ced.r Buckets; ~ +
fancy toy gA buckets. IS nest sour
and for sale by aPl7----l aPl7 ! & Q: nEIMANa.
new styles yes hi, asy for sale
&.
--l-lrr a--es- AIS Main street Louisville Ky.
RI r. cases new style fs9eS PEPs % ssd @
APPS 1 9f sane AIS Main ssfsos Loaisv. soS 4 Ky
EsNANCf SIlgN.l pieces tile fancy silks; "a
- pieces black chaies 50 pieces conred ehallies
day and fJr sale by JAMES Low CO..
ap25 AIS Main sreet Le6isS ile Ky.
BUILDING NJ ATERI Al. FOR HAUBsTADT.
HREIGH HIT Cars will be furnished convey Building Ma
II teria to Haubstadt. (to used upon preniea)
FREE OF CHARGE. by application At the Railroad Depot
apzt JAS. II. OLIVER.
DRINTs 80 cases fancy Prints; IS cases ev,sy hand
= English Prints Ies'd i to for sale by
JAMES Low & CO..
ap3S 4s Main street. Louisville. Ky.
nREsS TRIMMINGS.-26C Cantons fancy SILK Trim
~ ntns'. reed to-day and for sale BY go.
APPS AIS Main street louisville KY
ADMEN7&CRATOss SALE.
VIE undersigned of Thomas
Headen. decd. will II of
on Main street in Evansville Thursuav 22d
stock OF MSrchandize belonging said
Boots Shoes Dry Goods Bacon Lard
and Hardware also orytwO Shares of stock In the
vile indiansPolis and Cleveland Railroad Company.
They VIII also sell in
ship on hs 9th day of May three Horses,
Mieh Cows aud other cattle Wagons about head
Hogs Hay. Meat. Lord House hold Kitchen EurLture;
also wheat in the grpund.
TERMS SF SALE.All of three dollars and under,
Cash; all sums 50 credit of niue will he
given, the purchaser giving with ty
from date and waving relief from valuation
or appraiseinent laws. ..-..- EDW ARD BURTISS
d ATEfIESnE
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-02
f. X C. II a NG L HI q It Ell,
NeyWburg, Ind.

Sal IHUHsbUltS1 e " = ~ AN ! ta5a
counties that they have purchased the Hotel Stand
formerly kept by Mr. T. Hazen and intend to keep the
reputation the has acquired undfr rrevous
management. They have REFURSIsHED and the
in the most Their table will be
pains will he spared to make the ExcHASGE first
class Hotel Their stables will be kept in tho possible
condition in order to accommodate with animals
rnh2S IwdIYW
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-02

e AGsPsrper bags Ala1iee reed aq1f sa,s hy
B'Ss sss summer '44'''s + frS 'hs Hs&GASs
SoFrEsa fesi E;s& CO s. ear BY
G4BaSsD asoibs @ Flour sulphur: Is ' bxs T. R. Durkie
r 1s extra 900 lbs extra T. iso 90 'as Son
3EOLA AsSEs q c.-Golden Syrup. SugarfOdss Syrup.
y pa5 and 'ai
EIL0UR-Rye. eackvheat aud saEef1ns wheat FogJ for
IL sale by apps wv X 5. NlCkER1.
HARPER's MAGAZINE, Il for I'm Msy. Just Tss'd ard for
oiasas psts. sss agsy saf @ h,
1hair tpgether with general assortment of willow
ana wood Ware for sale at our usual low priees
NASH'S PRACTICE. /
PLEADING AND PRACTICE UNDER THE CIVIL CODE.
,.r,,s BY goN SIMEON S.sH
e1riss for oierss TsteFps for sSsTias &o
as to the profession generally For sale Sy
GUST REGKIv ED PER STEAMER ST. CLAIR
~ 20 boxes OlArss Wine at reduced prices ,vprs
sG a that
GSPITGH EN.,s 7-TT
III Clerks they tear have bought more Goods then
vA win be able TO sell the present season Now in or
ro the n at uo less ae "
To my epsOTers and all others who want bargans in Dry
apl2 Main street. three doors below second.
a LIE bbIs Pittsburg Ale received and fsEsals sy
IN apl2 : - : l. q y: hE1I9 AN ).
vW7HITE WINE VINRts ARR bbls WI lite Wine
Vinegar reed from New York and Sr E2SASx sni y
apIs /. s D. HEIMANN.
rEyABr,E ERUITs.-ia cs Of PoaeFss. Cherry, Pine
Il Apples, Pears. &C., reo'd and for sale by
EpAY RUM sases St Thomas ] Ram Tsc,d and
Ia y.
A RARE CHANCE FOB THE MAN OF LIMITED
MEANs: iis r,,.rrs,,e,, zach
80 feet front and its deep PI9s ss75 OF each cash
interest. e Enquire Of apa5-aws . ASA id LEHART
IA in store 10y npI6 5. MYERS.
sB E. ai o 3s sai By
GROCERIES AND PKoysSEoSs.
: ~ Ths best Of Groceries; dry yand wet,
fh'y II ma AsS iaSa IL yGS oooR :&SiS sSss s'
There's -four and sugar soda soap.
!, O'sA'' 41'' For %'as cash at T. II. Cook s soNs.
There's goldfish. coffee. starch and spice.
Aims A Be s at aHa h Sq Fye s,''
Corn meal, Inolasses Rork and as,ss., ssss
For oash at q. H. COOK & SONS.
In fact. believe this tale not
Can for pot,
Or any thing that can't be got -4EEr
To nbble cold swallow hot. l.r
, For cash q. H. CooE 3 SoS's
q r J. HI. MAGHEE & CO.,
EHAvINA closed nearly whole first purchases OF
Spripg Goods, heavy trade for the
weeks we receiving second edition purchased at
reatfy red Offering the desirable
and stook Dry Goods brought to the West.
verv low nrices would yite call and
ne fer themselves if they buy cheaper than the,
haye bought before. We are Just receiving
:, PfinEs. I SsL sa~1s
Jeans Apto9n Chso~S' ,,atelhe's'
Chacis, Cas-imsres, BeregeS = s
Z er DeLains. Jseccnets,s-
60, Sc. .e.-..s-
ali kinds Suitable TO the season oeoss On se
CANT assortment Of silk and Straw Bonnets apS1
b.. zsUGAR cured beef Tongues ust received by ~,
! An starch just received by s,x
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-02
SFIERIFF'S SALES.

CCnar this head will always found
OF the shesfa Safes including of parties property
and tine sales.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-02
TBt DAILY JloIallrlnal.
ElOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Court Matters.


The April term Of the Vanderbargh Circuit
Court will close on Saturday. The businc IS
Of the term has been confined principally TO
the State docket No important civil causes
sverc tried on their merits; a few dcmurrers,
only, were argued. - ,.s =.
Among the criminal eases, the most impor-
tant were the fitowing Frank Rock, con-
victed of having committed robbery at the
rosidence of Dedrich Phinxton, in Knight
township, last February. He was sentenced
to the States Prison for seven years. Rock
had an accomplice, who has not been discov-
cred. sz rs
Fred Kripnef, convicted OF forgery, and
sentenced to Imprisonment at Jefersonyille for
two years. s. sa. r.-,ssss res q
E 'Scheuler, forgery; two years at Jefferson
ss A few other unimportant criminal cases
were tried, where the accused were convicted
.andlight penalties inflicted,
A man named Adams was yesterday semitic
the Pen Tertiary one year, for stealing a
watch. --ss 8
- There are still few Of some magnitude,
(which will not probably be disposed OF before
the adjourned term in July. d < = a /. -sss-F
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-02

Prepared sn sold wholesale and retail Market
street. Louis. Mo- and at 695 Broadway New York,
all the puar patent
wholesale and favorable terms asthe
a be bought at other house.
fsy~ or sale at manufacturer's prices by HALL0OK
STODDARD and PRINCIPAL druggistseverYwheys.
KELLER, FARSSLEY q co Agents.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-02
ADeTxNfS,g,zAV<sEt,S -

ADRTINESTSAT SAFE
NOTICE hereby that the undersigned have heen
appointed Administrators of the estate Of Thomas lea
den Aec'l Said es5ats supp !sed TO he ihsotvont.
WILLIAM ATOTISOS,
EDW AFRO BUKFiS,
A lHaf
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-02
WONDNRFNEL.Y ATTRACT.YE

WATER (SExr r. BAEEE - LOCUST.
a. Emost respectfully call the atteAon o tie ety and
Wv trade leautifu Eubr3tdeTieS,
hte Goods Ladies' Dress Goods pc shawls Aiendso.
and Narsile Quilts Goa lemen ead chldrens
Apparel endless variety Of ices usuAiy kept
retail merchants. which IN snd opened
ap2t NICK NNEY & COOKE.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-02

EThe undersigned Rev K Bragg Is Minste5in regular
pastor the orthodox Church Brook4ed.
Mass lie gentleman Of ndnenee and uni
-7orsally beloved, (Copy) WIN. BYER,
- p BrookfeId. Jan. H. 1855.
PRoF. WooD-Desr Sir-Having made trial of your Hair
its
excellent in removing nfamation dandruh and eon'tant
which have been troubled
cnildhood restored hair. which
gray original color have used other article with
cuythinEiiks pleasure and profit
Yours truly, J, K. BRAGG.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-02

Rnn KEGS. Nails; 10 tons asscrtsd csstnEs FOR ssls
eBOO hy apI9 SAML ORR.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-02
Town Lots for Sale
n. j. HAIEs. 1ALF.Lk- CKAIE.
1915. SPRING STOCK.
HAYES CRAIG & co

Msin Corner Fourth Louisville Ky and IT'S Water
St., New York.
WETHo LEsALE dealers in hats, Cars and Straw Goods
complete assortment of goods in their line to found in
any establishment West of New York City. We
selling shall continue do Indiana Merchants and
others upon favorable and low prices the
articles bought in of the Eastern markets
invite exauin of stock proof
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-02
THE LITTLE NJ A n
RT . q e GR4eo

BE g. O. T q OK 80
" no dress person in Wool. Linen Silk Cotton
ENVERY Gentleman desires be neatly and tatiiF
II ed 1t smineaty proper that tals should be the
Of ALL AID we have that all the well dressed
deHzens of our city purehe their Clothing St
..fr A. LOBENSTlNE'S ~
Is rra Western Star Clothing Store,
under the Pavilion Hotel of Water Sycamore
Evsryshingn the line Of ohing and Furnishing Goods
may be had ready ads made orsr only In the best
manner endstyIe but st the very lowest priees.lt
general assortment of Hats Caps Leather Trunks Car
bags Valises thing that gentleman
use. you may fnd Western Star. ap9
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-02


SILFS, FANCY DRESSGOoDS. LINENS. WHITE GOODS,
Ribbons, Gloves, Hosiery,
TRIM.MINGS, BONFETS. .H.9NTTLL.4S. 4 c.,
No 446 Main betw. Fifth and Sixth Lou. KY,
NwT0UD call the attention of buyer to their complete
E Goods, mhch ty being plenished
by daily receiP Adams and American Express of all
desirable styles of Dress Goods imported
ceuury Msachans visiting the market always
rely finding complete throughout the
residant New York keeps continually
plid with every thing in demand. -. aPl2-lmdAw
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-02

TESdE CYPRESS PoSD DRAISISe COMPANY. incorporated
the last Leg stature of Kentucky have about
1890 worth dichng done through their lands in
Union county for which tn will pay cash soon as the
work done and will make advances equal 80
the work doae each tn after the tn the work
in June iuy ami he finished in December
The land will be shown and full particulars by
applying to L. Churchill. Geo Henshaw. Dr. j. D. Ames
Geo Payne living the land Clerk of the
Board IN M0rganfeld Ky. - .-.-
ap2i -2m d&w WILLIS G. HUGHES.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-02
RE MOy4L.

yoLBgR RN & HERsaBERaER hsye removed, their
~ stock of Mattrasses building lately pat
By Mr. aughes Water street. Canal Bank
where they will keep hand whoesals
retail tsrgp assortment Of Aattrasses
via Spring Cotton. Mos shnez Hair ani Jsnay Lind.
ALso-Bed Comforts all sil -i3f,s-i f f.
ALso-Cotton. Moss. Hair, Shuck and Feather Pillows.
Mattrasses made order. guaranteed
tson. Those IN good article will give
The attentioa Couutry Merchants patcuariy invited
to stock Main aext door Canal Bank yansviile
Ind. mhIs
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-02
MISCELLANEOUS,

D0Z DemiJohns q, s. gallons; 10 boxes 40 sros
- pips heads; bags assd Corxs; dos btl
woodeH sraA sho vssi aoz lemon s4lsszex eo5ss
wooden barrels 1or sals hy ei-z
apI7 80 ~ - l. D. HeIMANN.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-02

"A DA $E'It A ETOAk's NOEENks-
OTIOE is hereby given that the dersgrcd has been
"a appointed Administrator the sEstate Harvey
'loway late Of Vanderburg County deceased Said estate
u opposed be solyant j. NJ. CALDWELL.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-02

Subscribers receipt of their spring
ling every variety and Kind of Mems WameI
Misses Children q Boots Shoes. 0acrs
Bsskins. Slippers, which they call the Rttentio
CT the trade Tose goods purchased early and seiesa
from the arst and desirable stock offered in the kstSr
markets. .-af7ns fT.5t - HENDRICKS & McREA.
mh2l ~ ff.7l..r r--4a First st. naar Main.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-02

RpUCKWHEAT FLOUR AND BOMINY.-2o bag
I'D extra Buckwhest Flour 10 bushels Homny for sale b.
mh2 ]. w. & s. VICKERY.
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200 SACKS SALT, for sale BY. w
OOO DEBAILLON 4 oARRIERE.
.,ls Q Washington, La.
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EDUCATION.
A LBANO ACADEMY--J. L. FuRxAN
IA Principal Situated at Big Cane, Parish Of St

TRANn ACADEMy r. r,,
"A p,;a.,,1 S;...a.as ~ p: ~. n 80 ~ ~
A.. ips'oas"ssco ~ Dig eane' Farlsh oi Ss.
i'nruay my ~. .A.. Y..,....,..,
~ me etn la'''"'on VIA commence On
""maay' m, Sanuary 4, l0oo.
,..., aoaaemo year' wn.ca ~ aorsyaour weeks IN
'enS.n aS - IssIaI asalsueo inso snree sesms' .
ing SPrng .eim ~, pegns % me nrss Monaay m yann
a.a ~. snos ~, s.'e % .l,a Meunesasy IN Apri-at
MI. -. l. Az. ieAS rss..,s-.s
April and terminates the first Friday in August !.
Inc ran term commences Tue shrH ~ Mondayin
September, and closes on the fourth Wednesday in
DeeemoeI.
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cHERIFF's SALE. - Fourth District

CHERRIES SALE. - Fourth District
- Court of NewOrleans-AleS, Flash, Sen., and
Alex. Flash Jr VS.. Their creditors and the credit
ors of "A. Flash Il Co.
By virtue of an order from the Honorable the
Fourth District Court of NewOrleans, to me direct
ed have taken into possession, and will expose at
public sale, on credit of twelve months, at the
Court House in the Town of Opelousas, on SATcR-
DAY. the lst day of November, 1856. commencing
at the hour of IL O'Clock A. NJ. and continuing from
day to day if necessary, all the right title and in-
terest Of the said nsolvents in and to the following
property, surrendered by them to the use of their
creditors, viz: ,, .o..o,
with all the improvements thereon, rights, PRIV
leres customs, servitudes, ways and appurtenances
thereunto belonging or in any wise appertalnng
situated in the Parish of ST. Landry, in the State Of
Louisiana, on the Bayou Petit Teche, and more par
tcularly described as the Nugent tract, on sketch
annexed to an act passed before George Rareshide
Notary Public in and for the City Of Neworleans, or
the 18th day Of October, 1854. Said portion OF
Ground is bounded in front by said bayou; on the
lower side by lands belonging to George Hill on the
rear line by lands belonging to Thomas Il; II Lewis
and on the apper line by lands belonging to Ihoma
Wait. Said portion of ground is known as the Nu
gent grant, and measures i've arpen~ I0a' W
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EOR SALE--A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE in
II TIE Town of Opelousas. Possessi ! s.=aA
Triven Immediately. 1s554
For further partcu1a inquire of CHAs.s 1aas
TALER at this Office. '.+ " a HEs4HsaaAsa HzEsaHaA

VALUABLE UNIMPROVED LANDS
Y AT PRIVATE sALE.-Tlie undersigned .<..
offers at private sale, on re ole and accom- IN
modating terms, the fol- .-s described Tracts
tof Land: /[.
i. .576 acres lying e- of the Bayou Bnuf, and u
miles of til junction of Bayous B9uf and
Crocodile, aSSoining lands of DR.. L, ebb
and Moore & Prescott. f.f5
q. .336 acres on the west bank of Bayou B .lf ad-
Joining lands of Mr.. Lttcll aboveg 4 c. L.
Swayze below. s.r1
4. 400 acres on the west bank of Bayou Wake. 5,
4. .442 acres on tile east bank of ne, bounded
M the east by the plantation or, Undersigned.
s..724 acres h5ssled on the west by the plantation
of the Undersigned, on the south by 6. r.
King, on the east by A. Wartelle, and on the
north by lands of B. r. CAN'T and others.
900 acres on tAf Elm Bayou, near lands of Mr..
FOreman.e . ..,y ..IO-
The new State road, as surveyed and partly COM
peted runs through the center Of the lands on and
east Of the Wake, which are not surpassed by any
lands in the Parish for fertility of soil and timber
having been selected especially by the proprietor,
after first seeing all tl1 uncultvated lands of the
Parish. ~
Apply to Jonathan Harris, Opelousas, + G. Ander-
SON. Washington the undersigned, at his residence
on Dry Bayou. JAMES MORGAN.
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NHAs. N. EALER, Watch-Maker and

NHAS. N. EALER, Watch-Maker and
" Jeweler, corner of Main and Landry streets, OPP
elousas. has on hand an assortment of WATCHES
and jEWELRY, consisting of English and French
Gold and Silver cssed Lever and Iepne Watches,
Ear-Rings Finger-Rings, Breast Pins for Ladies and
Gentlemen, spcctacles, Gold Pens with Gold aud
Silver Holders, Perfumery, Hair Brushes Toilet
Soaps, and other articles too numerous to mentions
the whole Of which will be sold at much reduced
prices for cash or good city acceptance. "a
will also execute all kinds Of work in MY line Of
business in workmanlike manner and with prompt
dispatch for cash. G. N. EALER.
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EDUCATION. I
EDUCATION.-My School will open for
~ the year on MONDAY, the 18th of October.
Washington, La, October II, 1865. s'*
N e GEO. LUTHER.
st. MARY's HALL, Washington, St.

GT. MARYsS HALL, Washington, St,
NJ Landry, La
\ This institution, under the superyjsion Of Mrs..
Whitney, Principal, and G.. F. ". Haskell. Vice
Principal will be opened for the reception Of nnnis
the third Monday in October, 1855. enbracing full
scientific course viz; ~ ~ s.'-" s ,'-'
sDictation, Execution, Arithmetic. Grammar. Mod.
cru and Ancient Geography, Outline Mans. History.
Botany, Astronomy. the higher Mathematics. a..
ology, AIineralogy Ccnchology. Ancient Mytholouy.
Organic Chemistry, Physiology. lntelleotml pow
ers, Logic, Ethics. English Poetry aud Polite Liter
atare. sa'''' =. III -
instruction will also he Qiyen In the Inn uavcs
and Fine Arts. - ; - -
The scholastic wear Ia divided into two sessions.
twenty weeks each. ''S'''''''
English Course, per session. .f25 30
Board, per month. ..,.............l2 0,)
Naturalization fee ..............S $ 90
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-10-25

CT. CHARLES COLLEGE, GRAND co
~ TEAU.-This Literary Institution, conducted by
the Fathers of the Society Of Jesus situated in the
Parish Of st. Landry, close to the line Of the New
Orleans and Great Western, Railroad, will resume its
Academical Course on the 18th of October next,
1876. TERMS.
Board and Tuition for the whole session, pay
able half-ycarly in advance. e..,.......... $3.50 90
Washing and Mending g.....................2 20 90
Medical Fees and Stationery. IL 90
Entrance (for the first year only. ......... 10 90
Vacation, (if spent at the College). ....... 80 90
Extra charges at the option Of parents.
Music per month, O.; Drawing and Fencing, each,
per month, ~. L. CURI0Z. lis
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-10-25

LNOR SALE, on account Of Departure
II The undersigned will sell, on account Of depar.
.tlre, his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting of
Bed-steads, Armors, Toilets, Waslstands, Chairs,
etc. etc.
Also, his present RESIDENCE, situated on Main
street, near Patins Hotel.
For further information. apply to F. A. King, or
to the undersigned, at Opelousas. October II
CHARLES GENIN.