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DR. ]. MCDOWELL.
VETERINARY SURGEON.

VETERINARY SURGEON,
- VVTISHES TO Inform ths public that be
yTI w has perma entity located IN Daven-
HH port, where he viii continus to treat all the
diseases the horse is su2,ect to, en- the mos
SeieIliac Principles. Afler constant practice OF
many years 81 kinds of diseases, he feels ppy
say that he will give sati sfaeiion TO all who EN-.
psy i'm. He Produes AZ good Certificates q
any other man west q n. York has been here oni,
few months, and the many important cures be has
can rea lily bs inserted In Newspaper.
The following gentlemen who have en- plcyed him
siEcs he came here the most severe cases, will
certify to bis abilities com Isten Veterinary sar
geSn.
All diseases warranted cured II cvrshis, Or no
money paid.
Heearnesty solicts a trial on any severe case
whatever. Any case he cannot cure, II any other
be 20, TO cure 4. he viii pay him out ofhi.
own pocket.
Poll evils and Fis,nis wsrrahtsd cured ia any
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BOOTS s. SHOES.
WHOLESALE i RETAIL,
At The Empire Store.
tEi w iee.ed stoes Of BooTs aud I a SHOES, s 's :,
Aswhlch We in invite tine attention OF all in " an
oiarticies Ia our line. Country traders Wis b.
Ing ~ rsplsasa iBeiF stocks ~il hud 1t to their ad
vantage TO give US call before purchs sing else.
WORK VIZ continue to hoia aut IND ceiue u Is In tue
way ol pr.in5 slDc& tal stylish wofk NOT e4uaied d
tnls ,ii 81 Sgss ttS Ali syies Of Lad ies' work
manufactured usual. brady Street, davenport.
apijaa1 MuukE & BRO M.
AIDES heel gG'tsrs made 10 order
IL ". e. B.
4 lEAgS' patsRf leathsr boots made 10 oTdef
NJ 81, d z
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uaysulort and ppbpops uaily Eaeast.

Davenport and Dubuque Daily Packet.
x-xSssn A HEspien.idfsst Ai,t lie o ssen
s,f~lai ger stesmeI U1LDEN kia +.
Wood, Master, !. rul during u I.
,a..v. ..>.p Davenport and Dubuque, connect
,nz a. shc i4Glsr e.iy with tha DubaGgo aud 81. fsu
IA AeI Lac. she sillissya as y4por ever! AUn-
da!, " Wednesday cid frdss stse 'eioek a. "
for elgh or passage apply gu board oI 10 lien
S. Co., No Burrows Book. jay ar
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
THIS Is certify that lhe eopafnershtp heretofore
existing between the undessgned under The
name ana siyle OF ShouP y Bark low IL This day
dissolved by mutual eoRseHt,
All the demands outst nding in favor OF sais Hrm
will be coIlected hy said Shoup.
b. F, sHcuP.
A,Y, BARRALOW. Il
III The Fors ardiUg and Commission business
viii hereafter be cuEtinusd by b. shour& GO,
at The anne SAINT,
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u Varos
I. w. STEW ART

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Office AistoAs Store, Brady bet Front aud ID sts.
June 10 dti DAVENPORT. IOWA.
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Boots ann Shoes.
THE SHOE TRADE.


HAVING Increased oar fscilitics for mauufact1f' e
IL Ing and dealing 10 Boos, shoes ana Lesthef, ".
undersigned, successors 70 ~ 9. bswson o. 10 oues
70 the citizens oiDavepPort and yiclnity- gfea+f
ducemetts than yer TO buy thef EoOIs aud shoes o
lhem. oar retail stock hereafter will always cot
Tain ever! description OF gods wanted Dy the psoP
We also making extensive prepafsilcns Tor
Whoissieiifz Boots and Shoes, aud wv iivite coun-
try desters 70 cali aid exaInne stock and prce'
sst is ogf determination - sell on good terms az
they csu De purehastdih 1t Iysuls OF LhicaKo.
oetej brad3 IT,, door from Cd.
Boys Youths and Infants Boots
A LARGE lot Of the above, tsif, Kip AID Gov
Dec ) DAWSON, GRIGGs co.
Home haoe Boots ana Shoes.
WE make every styie and qaaiiiy 1t Boots, Ca
w tsrs oxford fies. aad hne Cs.f SHOES for gents
short notice, Of prime stock.
Those VINO want "ttnns dads' work will pleas
take notice.
Dee3 DAWSON, GRIGGs co.
Gents aAtsefs. Eogs' Caters. Youths Caters!
fNHE lLrgssi and -ssi siock We have esor ofsied.
j. fine Cali, spEed sod fsg2ed, double and sngie
sole. Black aud ucab ttch Aaitefs: Patent Leather
and HuckEkIA q alters, Tor sss Yery cheap by
Dsc3 DAWSON, GkiGGs 8 co.
Hen Long Rubber Boots.
A Lso Rubber Sandals CATERS ana slippers for La
: dies and Gents. slisses and eaiidreh,1y
Dec LAWSON, GhIfrCS k co.
Warm Feet. Dry Feet.
DAWSON, GblGGs q CO. nave complete ss;
~ sortinsnt of fur-lined, Ciotb and Bgnslo over
shoes. for sale cheap. dee3.
TIE sA0E rkApk
COUNTRY Merchants are inyasd 10 call and sx-
~ amlns our assortment, WHICH Is jest suited 10 this
Market. cur prices VIII Vi all tiaiss be as low a.
Dsc3 DAWSON. 6RIGGs 81 co.
Boots and Shoes by the Case or Dozen.
1 AUlkSh Calf htU. Goat nj kil kU1ts.
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N o II G Il!

N - 4 1 " Li
- q. DAWSON e CO., have formed .
os i'artnersiip VIII T. ID ongg,, under the nalls
and s.yle Of Dawson. Gnsgs & Co., 10 lake effect
ol the S. day Of fNoyemUsf,l 1885.
All persons having unsStIfed accounts With the old
nrm are requested " call and settle. Ucs25
For the Ladies.
ENREScH kid, White kid, kngltsh kid, Bronze kid
l. End p,iy.t slippers.
ALSO, aid, Congress English and French Lasting
uAiters. from 80 10 1913 pair, ior sale by
Lee DA " son ,GKlC1 & co
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REFERENCES.

X Williams. J N Cannon, Cotes & Davies
Woodruff q wadsworth, d Cslendine, q 5 webs
y Co., Hope, ShepIer, w Patterson, Marks q
Campbell, b Barr, S Cue, Thos Regsn, Fius
Hon. T. Cook, q L Davenport, T u Eagzi,
Brooks, Aiien,1 Crandsll, Or. o'Rsardoa, H
4 smith, Dennis Tashy, IS ailies, n Row, G 1
Sickulis, o Foster. w a}it 4N
Hs can be consulted at the City Hotel, or al hi
new Hooe Shosins ksyablishnieut on 1h!rd street.
apiis-aw1
FRESH BUTTER AND EGGS
0Sn0PoUADs frssh rei Butter; also, Is kegs cdo.c,
SCUVl packed aud &c dozen Eggs, jus, received a.
.Vr sais =. the uAWkEYE eToRE
anl II JACOB WEAVER In 4 90
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BALLS ana PARTIES,

BALLS ana PARTIES!
+ AIDES and Gents Buffalo over Shoes, Rubbsrs
IL ana dne French Boote, Hips OF my Manufacture
and the largest assortment OF extra Boots aud Shoes
that is to be seen in the Queen cities Tie great North
West.
Davenport Boot and Shoe Store. one dooe below
burrows y pr1Ltyman's ~ smMotL store. Fr0nI 81.
opposite the mill.
Davenport, Jan. aj, '55 JAMES JORDAN
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Boots and shoes by the Case or Dozen.

| ADlkSh Cali, Kip, Goat and Kid Boots;
II % q Misses hid, gofoceo, Tn Boots & sHppei
. Pegd q sewed Kid, knaioel {. ssoas RusSit.
and other stsies for sale by
DAWSON, GRfGGS, & CO,
Brady street. door fl m ID. la yenp pnri. loMa.
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--- MOLINE PA1ER MILLS.
are constanGy making q vAristyol
4 Printing and Wrapping Papsrsat their Millin Ao-
and will pay Cash any reasonable quantity o.
good ciean cotton linen rags. ourtrsveling sgeut
A. o. Churchill will call on the Merchants through
centrailowa and in cash or paper fol thsii
fsgs. 8. w. WHEELOCk.
Moline. June 3eth .issS. -. 5s4f
NORCROsS' PATEAT PkANINI aAChiNE
p,sHE subscriber, Agent for the Pstsn,es Of Her
cross, Patent Planning Mach me, win seIi rtrhtS So
Counties smaller dstrtci. in the State of fows-
and will farnlsh Machines manufactured hy the pa.
entse. H. Y. SLAyMAkES,
81 Nickofs Real Esssts omcs, Corner Of eeeont
dsea4 and Main Streets, Davenport
- KEG P O. Q
rINEE T. Das port Ice Co., are now prepared sode-
nes on Front ST., opposits kurroNs' Mill.
NAV IA dam PICK 4 MirCHELt.
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Miscellaneous.
HydR'OlheE'aDy a
OR COLD WATER TREATMENT.


BY Doctor ROBERL
FEYHE labors of several eminent practiS
- TONERS have raised Hydrotherapy to
the heighth Of scientific and reasoned medication.
That method has no equivalent IN the science
tor the treatment of chronic diseases.
khe Anatlsms, Gout, Anklosis, White SwelllngS
dlslocation OF the womb, congestons OF the liver,
the nt, the uterus, &c. &c.
That medication Is powerful fot typhoid fevSrs,
and is. it appears, also for yellow fever.
Under the influence of that treatment not only
in typhoid fever, the febr situation falls with a
sreat rapldity often from day TO day. but also the
disorders of the intelligence the nervous troubles,
the dryness of the tongue, the ballooning of the
belly, the difficulties of watering and the Fheno-
menons of putridity most instantly after the
regular application of the cold.
A recent case that have had on treatment ia
this locality Bayou Techel where practice. is
is to-day in full recovery of choked typhoid feVet
by the Hydrotherapic treatment.
The cures which have been obtained by this
method by several physicians ofNew Orleans due
ring the yellow fever which has prevailed in that
city last summer and of two cases under my treat'
nent have been followed with success, and permit
US to hope that Hydrotherapy will render real ser.
vices during the existence of that scourge which
decimate the towns and the country.
My knowledge OIL Hydrotherapy are the fruit Of
two years attentive and consecutive studies. May
they serve to the cures of sickness for which the
ordinary means powerless
will treat the sick persons at their residences,
until convenient establishment permit me to re-
ceive them. DocroR ROBERT.
Bayou Teche January 18th, 1S56-3m
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OPEL 0uSAS FEMALE ACADEhAY

~ r. & Mrs HOY, with the assistance
W. of Miss Hoy and NINE. DE ST ANGE,
will open on the 18th of March, in the Town of
Opelousas, First Glass School, where the pract-
cal as well as the ornamental branches OF a female
education. will be taught. They are prepared to
give thorough instruction in the English, French,
German and Italian Languages, also Music Lessons
Oh the Piano and Guitar, Drawing, Painting, Trans
fering, French Embroidery in Silk Chenille and
Worsted plain Needle Work, Calesthenies, Deport-
ment, Dancing, Equitation. The Principal hopes
with the assistance of able Teachers, and the ad-
vantage pupils will desire, from constant personal
care, to the patronage of the inhabitants of
OpeIousas and vicinity.
Terms per session oftwenty-one weeks, payable
one half in advance the balance on the middle of
the session.
Tuition in Primary Department, 90 90
do advanced do 25 90
: French, Italian, German, each, Is 90
Instruction on the Piano. 80 90
do do Guitar, 80 90
Drawing, Is 90
Painting, 20 90
French Embroidery in Silk Chenille and
Worted, 10 90
Calesthenies Department, Dancing, IL 90
Equitation, per lesson. 90
Boarding, Washing, Fuel and Lights, so 90
Mime. DE Sr. ANGE having entered into prior
engagement at Mrs. Henry's School in Natchez,
will not be able for the present to join the School,
Opelousas, March 10th. 1855.
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puHL1saED ON SATURDAY pT
JOEL n. SAND0g l. ANDREW hEfNlEKs
.oNptrtoNA

subssr;psien. for one year, payable In advances
Ahrss dosrs If paid at the end of the year. four dol
ssrs. No subscription will be received for period d
les. than one year h tbat oS and
'Adpertisinq:-For one square not exceeding the
space of ten lines one dollar for the first insertion
and fifty cents for each subsequent insertion Longer
advertisements will be charged accordingly.
All the advertisements will be inserted in french
and english until ordered out, or until the editors
indee il convenient to discontinue the publi-
cation. ,.:A :;
A liberal deduction nnads on advertisements In
M advertisement or subscription viii be stopped
xuti all the arrearages paid unless at tAs opsion
No election tickets or other Jobs printed without
the money or the person ordering them 70 Dc PRINT
cd is a responsible person.
Ten dollars in advance will invariably be requires
nv the announcement of candidates for ofilee.
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Mercantile Cards, sc.
NEW GOODS !! NEW GOODS!
eAE SkeaUeya.fx &' Kegegf2ae0


lust received new and complete stock
and most fashionable style.
Our stock Of Ladies' Dress Goods will be
found very large and desirable, comprising
every variety Of
Rich black and colored Dress Silks;
Rich printed plain and plaid Cashemsrss:
Rich Musselines de laine and Challies;
Bombazine, Merinos, Alpaeas, &c, &e.;
French and English Calicos;
Printed plaid and solid colour Bareges;
Rich Woolen and Cotton Damask
Curtain Calicos, printed in solid colours
French and Irish Damask table clothes d napkias;
Shirting linen of all qualities;
Sheeting and pillow Case liash;
Jaconets, Null and Swiss Musslines;
Plain, stamped & embroidered L HandkeEehisfs :
Plain and fancy Ribbons, --latest style)
English, French and German Hosiery Of every style
and qualities
Flannell of all descriptions and qualities
French. English and American Blankets:
Casimire. Satinetts and Tweeds;
Cottonade, Dennirns, Checks and Stripsa;
Kerseys, Lindsays and Lowells, Sc, dc.
Also an extensive Stock Of Gentlemen ClothiRs,
comprising -
The latest style Of Frock and Dress cssss;
Office and Business Goats;
Overcoats, TaImas and Cloaks
Beaver, Paltots and Oversacks:
Fancy Cashmere Pants
| Black and colored Doeskin Pants;
Black Silk Satin and Cashmere Vests
Black Velvet Plush and Cloth Vests:
Shirts and under garments of all descrptisas;
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes;
Also large assortment of Youth &c Boys Clothing
Hardware, Saddery Perfumery, &c, &c.
All ofwhich have been carefully and skllfully
selected and will be sold on most reasonable terms.
Our friends and the publeare respectfully invited
to give US cal and examine for themselves.
no Cash advances on Sugar. Cotton and Mo-
Iasses consigned to J. B. Bellocq, & Co., New-or-
leans
Opelousas, November l7th, 1855.
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CHEAP GOODS. CHEAP GOODS!

YMNHE 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 mercban-
die suitable for families and plantations.
He also offers for sale at private sale, his
landed property situated in Washington:
j. REM VIOU.
Washington, II Nov, 1855. so
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Office

To shippers and Consiga'ees Of Freight,
a sa The Steamer ALICE
saees;:ssS=E;;a5eW. GLAZE, G. E.Lou-
allier, Master, is now making trips via Pla-
ouemine, and has reduced the rates of freight
and passage to the regular high water rates,
viz: Sugar, So; Molasses and Cotton, IS cts
Upper freight, 80 cents.
The Glaze will leave Washington on Sun
day the 18th instant, and continue to leave
her regular days, during the season.
Washington 10th January 1856.
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Mercantile Cards, &C.
new GOODS! new GOODS!

n> THE undersigned have iust(
opened large assortment of Fall ~ Sss %
and Winter Goods, consisting of -.
Dry Goods, Clothings, Boots, Shoes, Hats and
Caps, Hardware, Crockery, Saddlery, Groceries &c
The attention of Ladies is called to their extern
sive and well assorted Stock of fine goods such as
Cashmeres, Muslin de Lame, Silks, Cloth of all
colors Embroideries, Laces, Gloves, Velvet and
Plush trimmings, &c, all of which they offer on
liberal terms and moderate prices.
GEN1N, POIRET & Co.
Opelousas November 18th, 1855.
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Franklin Institution.
THEODORE VALADE, Principal,
DR.. HoARE, Professor of English.

TwyHIS Institution, now well known in our
= community, offers remarkable adyan-
tages as regards the moral and intellectual de-
velopment in the pupils.
Pupils cannot 60 about town unless being
accompanied.
Coadst5on,-Payab1e quarterly.
Boarders, per scholastic year of ten
months and a half, 80
Day scholars, 1st class, so
Day scolars, End class, 40
Ali quarters commenced must be paid in
full, and no reduction will be allowed except
for sickness.
Opelousas 29th December 1855. r.
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NEW WAREHOUSE.

UYHE undersigned having formed part
J. nership for the carrying on of the
Warehouse situated in the Town of Washing
ton, formerly known as Anderson & Thomp-
son, for the purpose of receiving and forward
ing freight and merchandise, will faithfully
attend to all business which may be entrusted
to them BY their friends and the public in
general. j. B. A: FONTENOT.
JOHN LYONS.
Washington, La. Nov. "a, 1858 51tf.
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NEW ORLEANS, OPEL0USAs. WASH
INGTON AND BAYOU BGUF
pAGYET

Aa4@A D. THE elegant and fast running stea-
e5sfHE3f|s meE SYDONIA. GusrAvE LouAIL-
- zLrER, Master. Having been thor
oughly repaired, will, as soon as the water will
permit it, ply as regular packet between Cpelou-
sas, Washington, Bayou Beuf and New Orleans
Tais boat Is safe comfortable and fast runner ad-
,airabiv nuiit and is Of light draft. The officers
will use all their exertions to satisfy those who
will encourage them. For rfurtheF information ap-
ply on board.
NJ. Freight fakem as lop as any boat i" the trade.
December 18th, 1855.
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EAsEsoNA.gl,a sY0R.E /!

~ THE undersigned just from
szaspA aa@DNew Orleans, offers for sale,
at reasonable prices, his splen-
did stock Of Fashionable Ready made cloth.
ings for summer, pantaloon stuffs, paletots,
vests, &c., new goods for ladies, nnuslins, Jae-
onets, bareges, tissue silks, &c, 6 fine assort-
ment of broidery, founced dresses and others,
silk and coarse hats, shoes, boots. for gentle.
men, ladies and children, hardware, srocksry.
ware, and complete assortment Of coarse and
fine calicoes, b fne assortment of groceries and
perfumeries.
Call and examine before going elsewhere.
s. GARRIGUES.
Opelousaa. April 2Sth. 1855.
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T0THE PlRLIc m GENERAL,

u bNE PUhLgg IV UEESEBNhs
IwyHERE is report circulating through
the country and Newt Orleans, that the
steamer Mary Bess is an unsafe boat, and
that tEare is no insurance on her. deem it
my duty TO contradict all such reports and
tax the man or men who have circulated them
as infamous Tiara. Call and see our papers Of
insurance.
JOHNLYONS.
Washington, Ls., ed February, 1856.
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p. COLLHNs. NHousadvilIe.

II OaBAAMIWa93 WAWsAaNsa = =
DEGS leave to inform his friends and the public
D that he has Just returned from the city, wisn
: f,,li assortment of Fancy and Domestic Staple
Dry Goods, 81. the newest style and patterns. A
great variety Of Plantation Goods, negro blankets
Kerseys, Linseys, &c, &c. A general stock Of
nlantation medicines Of the best quality Also .
arge stock OF Groceries, Coffee, Flour, Bacon, Salt
Brandy, Whiskey, &C., Sc.
p. C. Is agent for jacobs Cordial.
& n-.e Collins win make cash advances On
cation, Sugar and Molasses, consigned to Messrs
Miller & Forester, Commission Merchants. New
Orleans. 81, ..xe
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MOTT 9E. :.

an 80 49, m@ ~@%~~@~H@m
gEyHE undersigned arriving from New
IL Orleans, with complete assortment
of Dry Goods and others, respectfully in
forms his friends and the public, that he will
sell them as cheap as any other store in the
place.
Mr. j. Decourt 10 authorized to receipt nay
store accounts.
G. HOLIIER fils.
Opelousas, January 18th, l856.-1y.
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SHERlFF'S SALE,

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Nathan Jarvis & Co, District Court,
vs.. : Parish of ST. Landry
Jacques Arnaud adm. & ais. No. 1917.
WDY virtue of writ of f. fa.; issued in
" the above entitled suit; by the District
Court in and for the Parish of St Landry, and to
me directed, will be exposed to public sale for cash.
at the Court House of this Parish, Saturday, the
lst day of March next, 1885, commencing at the
hour Of II o'clock, A. NJ, and continuing from day
to day. if necessary, all the right title, interest and
temand of Jacques Arnaud adm. h ais In and to the
following described property, seized to satisfy said
writ to-wit:
A certain Tract Of Land, containing one hundred
and fifteen superficial arpents or less, bounded
North by land formerly owned by Widow jacques
Arnaud, South by Bayou Fuselier, West by land Of
.Adolphe Sicily, East by Bayou Teche, being the
same purchased by Antoine & jacques Arnaud Of
the Widow Elizabeth Steen in the year lS4s. Ex&
cept the lot bought by DR.. Mills, to-wt: Two
acres front on the Fuselier by two acres in DEPTH
bounded South by land of vendor, East by big
ditch, West by land of vendor and South by said
Bayou.
SheriF's office, St. Landry. Jan. 26th, 1856.
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NEW GOODS /!

NFTU0 GGOoDSs
MyHE undersigned has just returned from
New Orleans, with q complete assort-
ment Of Spring Goods, such rs :--Jaconats,
Bareges, Embroidered and plain Swiss Mus.
Inns, also fine assortment of English and
French Euabroideries, IN assortment OF Rib
bons Of all quality, great assortment Of
mems Ready made Clothings; the whole
very well selected and in the latest style,
Straw and Panama Hats, which he offers for
sale at moderate prices. II. HALEY.
Grand Coteau, April 21ss., 1355-tf.
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NGEEE9P AUGaB'S
BOOKS. POST-OFFICE. STATIONARY

&#& d 38 &&S@& d&& @ &@aA& ~
BOOKS. pOST-OFFICE. STATIONARY.
WAsHINGToN, LA.
.wSSr=1w HAS now on hand and is constantly
A@ksA receiving additions 70 his Stock Of Reess
and Stationary, which be offers al New.
Orleans prices consisting of full and half Bound
Blanks, Books of every descriptions, and every
article usually found In Stationary Store. The sub
scriber is prepared fill orders at the shortest notice
for Books of Standard Literature, elegantly bound
and illustrated Works, cheap Publications, Magaz
ines, Newspapers, School Books, (both french and
english)
eW-School Stationary, &c, BE-, &c, Just received
English Woman In Prussia, Bancroffs Miscella
neons Essays, Harpes Story Books, The Watchman
Fudge Doings, Constance Herbert, Country Neigh
bcrhood, Confessions Of q Pretty Woman, The Jeal
Gus Wife, Arthurs Series of Tales, Fanny Ferns
works. Kerwins Letters to Bishop Hughes, Dodd
Lectures on Electrical Psychology, Memoirs O
Countess Blerington Memoirs Of Sydney Smith nth
Benton 50 years in y, .. Senate, vol. OHiuk Cot
ton ana Sugar Plantation Register, &C., &C., &C.
Washington, La, ocsober 18th, 1855.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1856-02-23

In case of sickness, physicians fees medicines,
&C., are paid by the parents. Books and writing
materials supplied by the parents. The ses-
sion lasts for len months and a half the vacation
commencing on the 18th of September, and closing
the last Of October.
.M charges must be paid in adrance, boarders
must pay in advance quarterly day scholars month
". No exception to this rule will be made.
A. RENOUDET, President.
St. Martinsville, 10th February, 1s56.-1y.