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cADY. JONES \ PECK, agents.

mchi7d4w
luTLDEKs, hardware locks, iatches, belts. loose
- and fast butte, screws, dc. full assortment
and latest styles mt CADY, JONES 4 PECk's.
DIETING KumbePs oak tanned, patent stretched
~ Leather Betting, warranted not to stretch an
to suit the purchaser. Boston Gum Batting, Gum
and Hemp Packing. large assortment for sails
low by CADl, JONES PECK.
june 81
RKAss Cocks, oil cups, iron and lead pipe. every
- thing pertaining to u saw mill or steam engine
junesd BIG ANVIL,
DLANEs-dreenheld Tool Co.'S. fresh stock Of
these superior Tools iusr4eeeivod ut the sign Of
the tiunesdl BIG ANVIL.
nooR and gate springs, Gray 4 brothers patent,
II the best spring ever invented, for sale by
iuneSd cADf, JONES 4 PECK.
rHAIN--ox, coil, binding. trace. halter dog
~ aud jack chains, al he sign Of tho
june Sd BIG ANVIL.
NlcEs--solid box. aud Parkers bench, iron and
wood bench screws, gearing, q horse nails, at
janesd CADY, JONES 4 PECK'S.
DUMPS, water rams, galvanized we'll chain ami
fixtures, for sale low at the sign Of the
jnne3d BIG ANVIL.
SHoVELs, Ames Row lands picks. mattocks,
~ log chain, and goods suitable for contractors
junesd cADY, JONES : PECK's.
( M
w stone hammers, for sale at the sign Of the
june.id BIG ANVIL.
ScfTlES, sna.hs, cradles and harvesting tools in
- great variety, at asmall advance by
Junc3d CADY, JONES 1 PECK.
II Az straw and manure forks, for sale low a, The
II sign of the tjesdl BIG ANVIL.
/ addition to our extensive stock of building,
L house keeping, iasehini-ts' aud cabinet makers
hardware, carpenters aud blaeksmiths' tools, We
| have just added u complete stock of Carriage and
Wagon Hardware, consisting in part as follows:
Hubs. feiioes. shafts, spokes, bows,
N AIDE tmber, and we IA seasoned.
E Enamcled and Dash Leather,
& Carriage oil cloth,
Plain and figured back muslin, drilling duck;
Carriage lace, tafts, &C., apron hooks and rings;
Ivory knobs, Aeat sticks, whip sockets
Back lights. -Aaft tips; Silver plated and
Brass Bands--vlsoston, philadelphia aud -
Reflector patterns, Top props, /.
Name plates. lining nails ease hardened
Axlcs--iosg and short arm. patent 4 half patent
Railway sprngs-plaln and French ears
Carriage bots and axle clips.
iun,sd cADY, JONES PECK.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC


Since the introduction Of my Schiedalm 01lm
into the United States, . number u Laqu9 -
In New York, Boston and Phladeiph3A -
commenced putting up mixed ssd poison 0io e.
calling II sehnsrps; the name belongs sxpss4
10 my article, and others counterfeit inpoasie
the public.
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SHAVING AND AAlR.CVTTnNG.
TTNHE saloon Of George Cabus, below Parsons'
L Bank, on Main street, 10 the favorite resort Of
Gentlcmen for clean shaving pooling,
and scientific hair cutting.
FANCY ARTICLES.
A variety Of choice Fancy Articles, including
hne soaps, Pomatum, Brushes Of all kinds CravatS,
Collars, Ac.. always on hand, and cheaper than
elsewhere. GRO CARTS
Apr2S-d4m
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N 4 Mill. a. Co.


hkALER@ ia 1roeeries and Produce, and Forward
- ing and Commission Merchants, So Main street,
between 81 and Sd, heokuk. Iowa,
Would cali the attention Of the citizens Of hisrity,
AMI Country Merchants ia their large and we'll Sc
lected stuck Of Grocer.es They have Of the lar
gesi stocks offered in this place, Of all such
eses a. are usually kept in rocery establishments
and viii -eii on the most reasonable terms. ihey
feel confident from their long experience and de-
TERMINATION to give strict personal attention ia bu.i.
ness that they Nili merit literal share of custom
novlslw
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The subscriber invites all who love the fine arts to
visit his collccton, whether purchasing not, feel
ing assured they will not regret the time spent.
THOMAS CURTIS,
July3-dm Over ii tsbrouck d Shields'.
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Cash Customers Take Notice.
AL ~. .ss4-4- "a II .,- trc-~rnrv DETERMINATIONS 10
l manufacture ail kinds of Shoes, bops for La
'lies and entiemtn, and having the Why a
very ia ~ III all kinds of raw material
q manufacture from, bought in New ork and Phil.
lelpia u hs manufacturers aud importers, have
determined to ell af my Eastern read made goods
n6s o. Lafg
AT COST FOR CASH,
le make room far the .aw aud large stock of raw
material g arrive. All persoas in want OF any
klnd 4 Itstera shoes fuf Ladies wearcan now have
chance ~ tsu ~ TO 30 per cent and get bot
tn shoes ihau airy other house IN the city nj the
i.sdies shoe shop, No. 5s Main 1T.
july sal Is. A. Duke
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just PUBLISHED,
uOMEKTC BALLADS, and Consoles Of Lucian,
L l. translated by the late WIN. McQainn. For sale
by CAVE & son.
June Id
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DaEuerro0ayPcs and Asnbrstypss
THREE TIMES AS LARGE
a- any ever before taken in this city. Also,
PHOTOGRAPHS FROM MINIATURE
TO LIFE SIZE,
either plain or
C0L0RED IN OIL, WATER OR CRAY0N COLoRs,
which pronounced by the best judges to be
SUPERIOR TO AM OTHER PICTURE
Miniatures neatly inserted in iockets, pins and
rings.
All pictures warranted durable.
Instructions given in every branch u the art, In
GLIDING Cuttings Patent Ambrotype Process.
Julyll-d1w J. C. CUE 4 BRO.
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Stoves.

Among the former they
would call particular at
tention To the "aoldcn
Era iIot-air Cook Stove,
which has now stood the
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SALES ATsAUCTION.

nUBLIC SALE. - Estate of Patrick
4 Woods. deceased.-Will be sold at public sale,
through the ministry of a Public Auctioneer, on
THURSDAY, septcns5'er IL, 1856,
a his lust residence, the following property belong
iuy to the separate estate of the said deceased, viz:
A IRACT or LAND,
situated in the Parish Of st. Landry being the south
e,st qlrter of Section No. II, in Township No. &,
sn,tl Of Range No. ) east. containing one hundred
and sixty and sixty-eght hundledths acres, with all
the Improvements thereon.
Gig; Log Chain; pair Cart Tires; BIZ Il
Ak: lot Plank.
Also will be sold, at the same ne and place, the
following property, belonging to the estate in COM
munty between the s0ee deceased and Sophia An
lrs his surviving widow:
8 Creole Horses; pairs Work Oxen; OXf 4:
Horse Cart; Farming Utensils, Household ~.hd
Kitchen Furniture, etc. etc.
TeRNs-All the movable property, cash; the
Land, on one and two years credit from the day of
s.e, in cllal nstalImcilts-purclser i, give seau-
rty in sofiio to the satisfaction Of the Admnstra.
tsr,and< <sproperts to reine., mortgagcd until itl
payment IF principal and interest. Each in- Il
nlent tx Ear interest from maturity until paid.
parisfHf st. Landry, August 8, 1856.
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ACADEMY.-This insti-
" tuition occupies the buildings erected for the
College of Franklin, Mt the distance Of about half
mile from the village of Opelousas.
The plan of instruction pursued ut this Institution
embraces four distinct courses which may be pursued
separately or conformity, viz:
I..- A LITERARY COURSE, M
including Reading, Spelling, Writing, Grammar,
Composition, History, Rhetoric and Elocution;
A MATHEMATICAL. COURSE, t-i.
including Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry and Trigo-
nometry, with their application to Mensuraton, Sur
veyng and Civil Engineering.
SCIENTIFIC COURSE,
including Geography, Natural Philosophy, Astrono-
N.Y. Chemistry, Botany, Natural History, lntellec-
tual Philosophy and Political Economy.
- A CLASSICAL COURSE,
including such a knowledge Of the Latin and Greek
authors as is required to admit a young man to the
Freshman class in the University.
Besides the regular courses, instruction will b.
given in the Spanish and German languages, wtc1'
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ever there shall be sufficient number Of applt
tions to justify the employment Of Professors Of th
languages.
N. b, The Literary course embraces the Engibt
and French Languages. Hiiai} siass s5s
rERMs ANDc CONDITIONS.

rERMs AND coNDIr1oNs.
The Academical year commences on the last Mon
day in October, and continues fcrty.four weeks.
t4 All engagements arc regarded By the year, with.
out special arrangements to the contrary, and pay
mcnt is required quarterly ID advance. a
All directions with regard to pupils must hc given
to the Principal by the parents guardians person
ally, or by sealed communications. -
Boarders are required TO furnish their own bed and
bedding, and to have L their articles Of clothing
plainly marked.
The hours Of attendance for day scholars are from
eight in the morning TO 1--WE in the evening. -
Tuition for the year of forty-rour weeks, first
. three courses, one or all 500 0p
Same, together with Classical course ... go 90
Board and Tuition :. .160 90
asdf I--s. .,-is EXTRA CHARGES.u ,i,.s5 . ~
Spanish and German languages, each, Is 90
Washing ..i.....................g g.s....... 10 90
F4ei s.s. -; =. Z ,v ~
their own fuel and lights. W,
~ sssSilev.lT TiI0S. RAND, A. NJ. Principal. Z
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pHER[FF'S SsALE-District Court. Par
y ish Of St. IantlEx ~. Nos. 7O33 7O34 and 7035.

CHER[FF'S sALE.-District Court. Par
- ish Of St. Landry Nos 7o33. 1854 and 7O35.
Hebelt. Governor, VS.. H. Rogers ct ais
BY virtue of three writs nf fl fl. issued in the
above entitled suits by the District Court, in and for
the Parish of st. Landry, aud State of Louisiana,
and to me directed, will expose at public sale, for
CASH at the residence of Raphael Richard, on SAT
liRDAY the 9th day of September, A. d. 1856.
commencing at the hour of II o'clock A. N: and
continuing from day to d2S necessary All the M
fenlant, Raphael RicpaaR1, in and to the following
described property, eized to satisfy 81 wrts, to
wit:
&c arpents of Land, situated in Grand Cotcau,
bounded south by widow .tuglstin Bnudreau north
by Charles Smith and Mcpherson, east by widow
Augustn Buurquc, and west by Mcpherson. Another
Tract Of Land, containing about 10 arpents, Tim
lered Land, in Grand Cotcau, bounded south by
Carancro Bayou, east by Mcpherson, west by Jean
Svoe, and north by Dositi Leger. A negro woman,
named FANNY, aged so years, and her four children,
BILL, aged about II years, MAUSE, aged IL years,
she being girl, STEPHEN, aged'G years. and the
lust aged about years: One negro boy grille, named
WASHINGTON. aged about "a years; One old ne
gro, named vICTORIN, aged 10 years Mules; z
Creole Horses and one American Horse. The above
mentioned and first Tract of Land, is that on which
all the buildings and improvements are situated,
they also being seized together with thsosop, ETC.
sheritt's office, Opelousas, August 2, 1855.
l.. v. CHACHERE, Sheriff.
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A LBANO ACADEMY--J. L. FURMAN
IN Prncipal-Situated at Big Cane, Parish Of st

A LBANO ACADEMY--J. L. FURMAN,
~ Principal Situated at Big Cane, Parish Of st.
Landry, La. ID,
The exercises of this Institution will commence on
Monday, January Z, 1856.
The Academic year, which is forty-four weeks in
length, is divided into three terms.
The Spring term begins the first Monday in Jann-
arv, and ends the third Wednesday in April-at
which time will he held the annual examination.
The Summer tern, begins the fifth Monday in
April and terminates the first Friday in August.
The Fall term commences the third Monday in
September, and closes on the fourth Wednesday in
December.
A commodious building has recently been crected
and it ia the intention of the Proprietor to establish
and maintain permanently u High School in which
boys and young men may obtain thorough English
edicatio OF be prepared for admission into College.
Girls are also received. The Principal gives his un-
remtting personal attention, and competent assist
ants will he provided as necessity may require. The
strctcst care is also directed to the moral culture OF
the young, rs well as to the formation of correct
manners and habits. tU -<N' N.l
Boarding can be obtained at reasonable rates in
private families in the vicinity of the Academy. The
healthness Of the neghhorhood is equal to that Of
almost any other in the State; and the advantage OF
the location, derived from tho moral influences OF
the community and the absence Of places Of dissipa
ton, is not to be lightly esteemed
The requisite hooks and stationery will be supplied
| to the pupils at NewOrleans prices
| A scholar will always he charged from tho time Of
entering until the close of the term; and, for the
purpose of facilitating the management Of classes il
il desirable that the student may as far as practca
bic enter Mt the beginning of a term.
| H.. RATES OF TuIgION PER TERM. oliF
Pritharg Department. Reading, Spelling.
Writing, Arithmetic ana Geography -. $40 OF
Academic Department. !. Reading, Dictation,
Definition, Geography, History, Grammar,
English Composition, Rhetoric, Arithmetic,
| ebc. 10 W
Classical Department. -. Latin, Greek Or
EfenCn ~ W
Mathematical Department. Algebra, Geom-
etry, ETC., and higher English studies. 20 o.
Big Cane, Jan. 5, 1856. j. L. FURMAN.
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EDUCATION.
lTtONvENT AN d ACADEMY OF, THE
~ IMMACULATE CONEEPTION. /. Opelousas,

~ IMMACULATE CONCEPTION l.. Opelousas
Louisiana, 80 .ssl, sl.i5''.S III
This On will besopened by the Ladies' Of
the u Hof ..ss" in the beginning Of October, IN
the Tow;kSs Opelo,sas, iftr the education Of the
Young i Of the Parist and of the surrounding
Parisl E,c location is mist delightful and offers
all the. Flor advantages, which parents NAV de-
sire for tlrelr children. The system of Education
will ems ACC al the branches Taught in the hest In
sttntir lbf America or Europe Reading Spelling.
Gstnsr, Composition, Rhstoric ,Elocution, applied
til the Fiench and EngllsS Languages to both Of
which the utmost attention viii be paid, and both 81
which tile pupils will rabt carefully be trained 10
speak and write with correctness, elegance and flu
ency; Writing {: Geography, sacred and nrofane
Ancient and Modern History, Mythology, Arithme.
tic, Bookkeeping, the clements of Algebra and &c.
i,,nht"yl Natural pbiosonf}y Natural History. Do.
nestle Economy, Sewing, Enbroidery, Artificial
Flowers, Drawing, Painting Vocal and instrumental
Music, This last branch viii be taurhf Nv a tistin-
guishcd artist. lust arrived from NeWOrleans F
Nothing will be omitted to kinile In the pupils a
vivid emulation for learning The Greatest nttentor
will also bc Maid to cveloi their minds form their
hearts and elevate theirl Eiarsctey They wll have
nothing t, fear RON eFiT examples or evil associa-
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NEW WAREHOUSE.

NEW WAREHOUsE.-
lN The undersigned, having formed a partnership
for the carrying Of the Warehouse situated in the
town of Washington, formerly known as the Ware
house house Of Anderson s Thompson, for the purpose OF
receiving and forwarding 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.
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GT. CHARLES COLLEGE, GRAND CO
~ TEAU.--Ths 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
Academcal Course on the 18th Of October next
1856. .-I TERMS. 1-N
Board and Tuition for the whole session, pay
able halfyearly in advance slGO 90
Washing and Mending ....i.............. 20 90
Medical Fees and Stationery. y............... IL 90
Entrance (for the first earonly).. 10 90
Vacation, (f spent at the Gollege) ........ 80 90
Extra charges at the option Of parents.
Music per month, Sc; Drawing and Fencing, each,
per month, 81. e L.CURIOH, J.S.
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NEW BAKERY. = The undersigned re-
In specially informs his friends and the public Of
Opelousas and vicinity that he will in few days,
open IN this town new Bakery Shop. He will have
the services Of one Of the finest bakers Of NewOr-
leans. He claims share Of the public patronage.
/ August Is. j. A. REER,
| p. 4. Having "pitched in.'' my customers can
nuw depend upon being regularly served. +. II.
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nPELOUSAS FEMALE ACADEMY.
" Mrs. HOY, with thesasistance Of Miss Hoy and
Nine. de st. Ange, laro. opened in the Town Of
Opelousas, first class School, where the Practical
as we'll rs Ornamental branches Of Female Educa-
tion will be taught. .......5
They are prepared to give thorough instruction in
the English and French Languages, also Music Les
aons on the Piano, Drawing, Painting Transferring.
French Embroidery in SILK, Chenille and Worsted,
Plain Needle-work, and Department. IA
The Principal hopes, with the assistance. of able
Teachers and the advantages pupils will derive from
constant personal care, to secure the patronage OF
the inhabitants of Opclo,isas and vicinity.
Terms, per session OF twenty-one weeks, payable
onehalf in ADVANCE the balance in the middle Of the
session: @
Tuition in Primary Department. ...........s $40 90
" Advanced p" ........,.....25 w
French ,,............ .......... .l5 90
Instruction on The Piano o............3 80 90
Drawing i.' 10 w
Painting 40 on
Boarding, Washing, Fuel, etc. go O0
Opelousas. December s, 1855. -1.f I-4 ls
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How rapidly they build houses now y
said Tom to un Old acgnaintancc. " hc pointed
to twostery house /; :. they cemn,eneSl thus
building only Mst week, anil they are already
putting ID tho tights" 5.S9 -
Yes rtjoincl his friend, !. and next ~sck.
they will put in tho liver.
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6NHANGE OF RESIDEN CE.-.-Dr. PI-
" LATE has removed his residence and office to
the dwelling on Landry street, near Judge Oyeltnns,
and opposite l.. Birotts store Besides the ordinary
services of his profession. the Dr.. will continue to
attend on all diseases of the Mouth and Teeth and
practice in all the branches of Dentistry. His work
In all that line is warranted, and performed after the
latest and most approved process.
Artificial Teeth are not onlyan ornament: they re-
establish the voice to its natural tone and above ALL
hermit nasticaton, so indispensable to the health.
DR.. PLATE will visit Washington weekly.
Prices moderate. .- ..".
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GHERIFF'S SALE.-District Court, Par
l,nfC 7 NJ, Ernp RnOth

SHERIFF'S SALE.-District Court, Par
~ ISL fSt. Landry No. 1868. .Ercmely Booth,
ADMINISTRATIVE, VS.. Thomas c. Anderson:
BY virtue of an order of seizure and sale, issued IN
the above entitled suit by the District Court in and
for the Parish of St. Landry and State of Louisiana,
and to me directed, will expose at public sale; for
Cash. at the Courthouse of this Parish, on SATUR-
pay, the 9th day of September. A. u. 1856, COM
mencing at the hour of ii A. NJ. and continuing from
day to day. if necessary all the right, title, interest
and demand of the said defendant. Thomas G. Ander-
son. IN and to the following property, seized to salts
" said order, to wit:
A Tract of Land, being the north part of Lot Nos
and 2, of Section ten, Township three south Range
one east, containing forty acres. Another Lot 4 OF
Ground, in the village of Bayou Chicot, being the
same then occupied by James Akenhead, as store
containing one and half acre. mare or less, with all
The buildings and improvements thereon.
Sheriff 's Office, Opelousas, August 2. 1856.
=-H T.. Y. CHACHERE,, Sheriff.
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rHAs. n. EALER, Watch-Maker and
" Jewelcr, corner of Main and Landry streets, Op,
elousas has on hand an assortment OF WATCHES
and JEWELRY, consisting of English and French
Ear.Rngs, Finger-Rings Brcast-Pins for Ladies and
Gentlemen, spectacles, Gold Pens with Gold and
Silver Holders, Pcrfumey, Hair Brushes, Toilet
Soaps, and other articles too numerous to mention
the whole of which will be sold at E,sch reduced
prices for cash or good city acceptance:~
will also execute all kinds of work in my line OF
business in workmanlikc manner and with prompt
dispatch for cash. Z. N. EALhh.
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GOODS AT NEAR COST! JULY 2G.
N Wishing to close out my. summer stock, from
this date will sell any articles in the same at shade
above cost. have a few Dress Patterns OF Mousse.
line de Laines at Is cents yard, Fine Jaconets at
30 cents and other articles at proportonate prices.
During the past week have added numerous artl-
ces to nv stock to which the attention of the public
il called, il. L. NIMMO, near Patin's Hotel.
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1S9ATE OF EoT. .jsIANA-Distric Court
~ Parish OF st. Lanxfy No. 1872. Estate of
Thomas Gard Sr deceased 5assl-7 d 7''r ~
Va ipL Ey, of the Parish of st. Landry,
Administratt eestate Of Thomas Gardner, ST.,
deceased. lq id Parish, having filed ar. &c
count and to his administration Of said estate,
accompanI petition, praying that the same
may 6e ltds. ~ and 1ppsoyed r And whereas,
the prayer OFFS, tetition has been grated by an
order Of Court date august 9, 1856; .,l
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all persons in
-ested to show cause, if any they have, within
" days from the date hereof, why said account
e4d tsableau should not be homologated and con
firmed. gi7..., 60,
Clerks Office, Opelousas, August l6. 1856.
Y I'll .si -7 LIS. LASTRAPES, Clerk.
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ss.<
did not conc home to dinner No NSt0 eot
alarmed, however bnt whetls - d1d et 8
home to snpper; w wege InpeA T. q q
went TO the store % - Z - 81. j,
Mr. Denley tod ~ r.! AZ l4a ~. = L! "a
rested for stealing g hundFel de :! n !Z E
about week before 1 w. !! M !l!! u
charge, and had nearly Mllsn spQ1 ~ sisa y
I've p2or 9ln :wipea ~ al ! 3zI| q : s.
EInlred fhs Il, " NJ 4 |9| Il
accused al 3zs
IA. Denlsy s9 r. 4. Isg,!. !!5ss
l:g bi! "a lite se A.. Il 8ss 81
the desk 3 4. y ! IS
runaway hosas dnstsd e - 49, n! q
70 tne ooof 70 0nees.H 4. sne , ,s..3 n ~!
the hundred dollar bill: = be declares - -
haii-wr'tten letter On thc dce4.
"On his return the money ~ g neNzess
be found, Richard had not seen lk Y & = =!
was institntods but y could not ~ l0snas "A
happened that our landlord; VINO = pkosl ne
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STEAMBOATS,, ETC.

REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND OP-
" EL0USAS PACKET STEAMER a- -
opELOUsAs.-The light draught and Ia2sasas GIL n
Mte nj steamer OpELOUsAS, Captain o. .asss',ss1f1s
hnckley, having been thoroughly overhauled and
PAINTED, will commence herregular trips in the above
uade on Wednesday, August 20, and leave Newor-
leans regularly EVERY WEDNESDAY at o'clock
+. (, N. and Washington EVERY SUNDAY MORN
ING at 10 o'clock. All Freight payable cash on de-
avery or by shippers on consignees' receipt.