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GROCERIES.
FRESH .1l4Rg1:fL.
Fresh Groceries and Good lkiNgs.
5m .lri IIalibHt. salmon " liff-
H4fE~rfl
DWskeSx. Baskets!

5m.iri Iialibui. SALMON q Aif-
ss.rcn d4fk~rtl
Mackrrsi bts Ma .
fcls NETTING
DWSkeSx! Baskets.
OF every szo hap and qualify lF 20 san = houshl
H. the city Also CABS aud WILLOW WARE o.
~vetf l-0r.ftlgI
Ground Hfcc
A ap-riNT srt'f for Padding AS l-i.s = SAS
me-. aart,.rru, ! &c, Ff.,..a Mustard Iii
Pr ssrv,s. Prulr. amt NUS. Catiiri' a. o.
DtGZRILJh 90
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2G9 BAGS COFFEE,

- TslelVst A.i N sAeby
u RYAN q SGGASS
y ROSS Esv 81, froGi -. Lves
- $50 100
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Ii kkChD o.uv -ss!ne Aserfs annd y III pasfx
~ he c.rn.,y ~ ,tr "CcnpreksOsive n.oe-eDAJ
III Hi>,.rr, tan hrt aud nsNsrp, VI ~ Whe1e
w.fid" frI,s he ear ss asse 70 The psssees NlDs'
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New Firm.
(I0shtNE (<U.hS.

MfasRs u Parks \ -. h@s.ne ~ aes,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-09
Political Intelligence,

TsE MASSACHUSETTS CossiuupoSAL AsksDsKSrs-The
three amendments 10 the consultation Of Massachusetts,
which were submitted TO the people adopted Fri
day Last BY decisive The clause which requires
that shall be able read the constitution In English
and write their had thousand yotes against
n The following arc the Amendments
l. That every voter -hs be able 10 read the consitu.
uun IN the fnsish language, and N write hs name
Limits the House OF Representatives TO 80 members,
10 he -lrst~i ny di-tiicts
,. rrvyide~ for the choice OF forty Senator'S In single
dluice instead Of by counties, ~ heretofore.
NEw Qyrs1roS ~ I'M Sorm.-The Quitman Frv Pres,
free sci Newspaper, rubHshed In Wood county, Texas
says ai T the people Of that section OF the STATE any
large number q hen, desire 10 rid themselves OF the in
sltslon " slavery suppose they have pcrfc,
right 10 do IN legitimate and constitutional manner"
Tins y sirc,rh ~ which has no, been at
tsDed Ia many Of the southern States.
irnAnur1us hscuoS.-The L~ie~- says the ward cleo.
tons on Tuesday did no, excite much interest and the vote
" therefore, very small Tho Americans and re.
psbicans although they had candidates In tho field gave
them very indircrcn, support and seemed by common
cousen, 70 cave the Geld The democras who will have
the sway la Tie next oouncils
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-09

woan pos cali them snli lhres oelosk yesterday an<<
nooot sAy, N e.saess1sos Of us ~bor have had 90
hour later than any cth~r court IN this city. than any
court u thk cay \ aeecsscmsd % be IN rossaoa-
de SsScS ia rhs sy %, safesusaay n s.ss ,1ss d.
In ilstAnos~ hey have one oc-k IN
the moSpirs. and my duty 10 reSues, counsel % gro
coed.
nrfepdspi's ccups~l-n l your Harcr pl..ss, case
q absolaie physical enhAn-soa : imesss, u pro
el; the pablc and W this Court aad Jury. pro
coed, cannc BE- s.mn.d uP,e nlsta Il car h. summed
would facilitate nAiiss one " he counsel could sum 10
ncsnaAn,'s counsei-f tncw eur orys~.rg ocuuuei ~r
not ak ", aer Ne have been N this eros aet cour, room
TIE. Attorney coHrAi-s a matter q eourssy ~e
should not.
4 cen-ynarcr s.re ,ccs rsc. s-s~-~e- ccus-sl .sro
defrncnni's assccssie counsel ssid,--
nyouI Hseo, lsass ween nsis .ssgcstsa Or
sslTsa q sum up not ~ s,,s d. prssecuos state
mss o. h' sasss ~ go p pr,e.eurs q course
presents condition drens FROM sksi which ~ opening
speech Of the District Attorney led suspect ~cuS
dne ished ability and chArseer that q then shcud
open his before We rrcceef
Tie Court shall not devtase IRON the rule
Associate for the dasrncews 40 90, tnow nsw " an
their when their rc'n Only male soc~n s
thcy proceed: asd J would sxk Wheeler ney ~oaii not
give q statement
The Cours-Yca ear suggest " ,h~r: they ss-~s "
70 tshsr M object; y is Cor shrm 70 say
The nstro Auorney--We resscn 10 devsAte frca
the ordinary cussnm.
The Court-Thai ends the matter
pefendsnt's assccae ccunsci-Mghs we noe ASK stae
mept OF their rcin'r
Tbs Court-IIsye you . rgkY
DEFENDANTS associate counscl-we have right 10
The Cour'-No, sir. 7 shall pos depart from the rule
Go defendants counsei VIII be agreeable come ii
O'Clock TO morrow morning.
Defendants oounscl-n would be 10 me.
The Cour-You perceive that this imposes heavy bur
den upon the jury and Court
defendants counscl--r DO your honor Our duties have
aso been heavy.
The Court have nc, observed tina, they we're vcry
onercus.
Defendants counsoi your Honor please the hbors Of
counsel are not confined 10 the court room
The Court was adjourned I'LL O'Clock this usrnng
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-09
The Turf.

Union COURSE, O.. I-rrorrtse TO WAGONS.
An excrncni wagon trrt OF the Union Course
90 Thursday bctwe,n General Darcy and Belle Of Port
land, nc heau, best three IN Eve There we're seven
er,c- ZOE this race. but only the mentioned contend.
- Gov he purse ne entirely of cooditIon,
In couscqucuoe &C a cold costrnc'cd three
weeks 'go Sc cane 10 shout Ie'h ahead In The ars,
heai bot therc had hem running by both horses
The judge dcided IN heat favor u The General aleg
iug t4ai The had gained more than be had. The
sr-c'sors however generally oonoeied =, the had
va te brat ani that The judges mistaken In their
osrisn. The suh~cqurrt h~sfs cloaely contested
t-t ~oe ~ Darcy Tie TINE ws@ 7ss-f Is --23a
Acr Tho the ~ Tho efercd 10 match her
aAinst the General &c s2h0n, against Lancet for
similar arpont-lADret 10 n o. wagnn u being do
hrhful hftsrnocn tne uacs wei Attended. Prom
FCrt lnticafnue hke1 20 have sport
summer M iial h.vinf er~r~d q warcr that hts nn~
HAck hastaw gcidng, lantern, can rs mile IN double
iormcd IA Ma co-ntry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-09

May the Art Treasures exhibition opens at Manchester On
the nrst or Gay tho exhibition Of che Royal Academy
available " be public On the fist OF May the artists OF
The EJal nansn OPEN Q series of opcratic
conoern At the Crystal Palace and the drs Of May the
sweep bold their holiday. man must divide himself
~ twenty IN enjoy the plea or the coming drst Of
May In England. hh win, indeed, be tired lettcr"
day.
ne coming comet has all the wonder seekers agog
and wherever man goe~ I've Il a-Ked "if he has heard
hat the ~or IA be Ut end la Junes" II il wonder
% but true that the impression gaining ground very
fast. and r crcdulous land their name Is legion)
Issing the srry ng like wildfre. In railway
carriage, cavs ago. could hear nothing else talked
.scu and Of the specuasions advanced were In the
hishe@f degree amusing. J. 800
ne opera and theatres doing but average bust
nca. The Ace hl has Madame Celeste, but not az yet
Mr. Webster. The reconciliation IA complete, ncverthe
less and the managcr and drectress will again appear TO-
rrther half somsed explanation or the vi hArawal
q ths tai r,cd lady this theatre Tho gentlemen OF
Press here 70 bound BY obiig ons to managers
that they say word 70 whrh these wagudccs
ccu,s take evcersicn am rot under such ban and
ths refore am frs 10 tel you that Mr.. Webster found
eharrs m ce-s-ln a<y--said 70 he ore or the COM
renyt be az ind IN Madame Celeste; and that At
holiay season the lazy found herself at the railway
sa'ion brighton expecting gentleman TO receive her.
bot unfortunately found gentleman and lady. This
'rangerrert Of Madame Ccese form the Adclphi for
time
NJ Roberts has not yet found opening here. am
,ct Ne 90. c,ed an ecsagemsnt Temporarily at Sad
cie-'s Wells, but declined
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~ the rife s,suun~d Al fcr ron. N~~ ae.ice,
usi tlI@ ilfh q Mssch, iieu Rss-f Win aetsch.
meu' q thry ave men q onmp~ny u, 81 that rcrmeoi
ovcriock party az etEtren Alhc.. atruugiy pruscCted
BY ro-ky and narrOw ant nftef sharp 10
fs~,~f tltn snd rruvrr~f frty two hor-e~ ~hch t-y
had mloirn q cm srnH ~ f4eul lAAor ni &C hls
killed Instant, Ant tie oshsr mortaiy woaaicd
s~rsesrs cerr.rrni sna burisr size wcuni-d
ara t~o hnrr~ kilrd ART f,ur woundra by the
u the Al&fher. III AFFAIR roEardei quite
exedllAhlr ~ Ilrnl Hal AZ 81. mn
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Mr.. " y icgart elt-ss q the sew orleats SgtAs--
sc-al snd donsstc cscl~ 3 mach iurr',sr, that
she have "a. aner fsru- - be- nsiufe n high state q
cuvaiiou han Ne Stronger naA-cuhne qaaaue.
~ MUD she had better b. nnthfos.st than ghi.
laSoplcr Goo lhorcloe NlKhAnEals D. wOrth 70
mankind Than AT Va In-rcus Mat and Fanny I. Town.
scnds that evw cursed thr worid ~hle Va the
domestic cirrie zoe rosd inir gut afrabc wtfr
tsr, who With stch wentAi Alnng D. develn,e
~ bcs.t~s, ard thu. nyH- NE s,erner ~oo ~
refined pleMtrw and human fifr na 4euces inc~ brrht
er than Whole "wonsns flrhts IN sol~nn
cuDciaye resolving D. d tbe hshihmeuts sni usIrp The
realm ~ the csber Wounan's elen~ut % love. her
weaknete v bcr strength 7 battie aehn~s lnnov sloa
fcnlsie sunrss~ ldy Ihy-stan- sna fnoun~r drs~sea
Tny wHrrx suLsurs srnISos.--It scems that
the lately pending ncrstisioas concernng the sale
~ The White Sulphur -pring- IN Crernhsirr connty.
Va, have resulted Ia sae According to the Rich.
uond ioufr ale the amount ssid " have bs paid for
the property 10 t75e0oo A LARGE sddiuond outlay,
We hear, " 10 % pu, the npv,cmen, OF TIE pro
perry. The compeny purchasing " said N be CON
po~ed ~ the foii,vinr gentsren, via Jerem'sh
Mcftnn, % Cupepper; lieut. ns',he~ v. Mauryl
Washington City; Rolert q. s,anard, ~ Richmond
city; A. y. ID. Clifford, Chesterfield; james Hunter,
Csroline; Allen 7. Csperton. Monroe; v. Dand.
ride Jefferson; John N. Hsfpdon. tredersek-enrg'
A. X. Phillips, Fredericksharr Richard ". nnlsny'
LONDON; y W. slaughter. Frcdevickrborg and osns
NJ. Massey, OF charlottesville.
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LITTER vrOM LIEUTENANT MAYNADrER.
EIIIEL H.D-aa N rAf.f Anril % 10


In the performance Of military duty. have roce~Al
raed ft Fort hdrley, through the settlements sas
the hnnes,s river and have discovered that the pSu
rercrted 10 have existed the settlers has epvy
died away. M0st of the that have reached ~
place ehurcy without foundation. found the pc
PIE every where attending o. their usual avocaions,
not entertaining any fears ~ danger from the Indians
s0t ~ the bands have gone 10 Oh. Reservation And
the uoci are dispu@cd n such manner, fron bort d
lcy ~ the I've hu'ncs river 10 render any auemp
gs~- them nearly impossible am satisfied, ALSO THAI NJ
hostile Disposition s entertained by the SIOUX OF the loww
nsnas and that no,hrE be feared either by the 80
uers ~ emgants coming 10 that part o he territory
A. f-koss cry W" inhabitants hsh upon receiving the
nrs infrlhrrt erected very re-pcchote defensive
wurk ~ lor,, and were wei rrcprcn 70 ueirnd them
selves arniust any Invaders Their example might be fc
IA ssnsa,o about 90 rncu armed with Territorial m~s.
sr- ~rrr pr.cua ard oosed strong enough 70 defend
M, ,'.,y.,,or has convinced me that there has 90
49,. ~. silsb,est cause for aIpfehepdng danger, asa
80. 80 ,s.t ,esc tifizrrs who gave way to their fcavS
- 10, tl.lr hssrr4 frgicned by the storic~
,,as ,,..rr than Nv any real danger.
n 4. r,s nv business W discuss the matter, but sw
erels b.,p that Luln cautios will be used in r~
,,l.r thc state II Affairs the frontier Whether exar
ralss and rnfoundcd rumors started and circulated
s.trecaoa OF prorcry whether they rise from paste
leave eshers ~ settle sid rcpsat nv assurance hasex
on nv rerroual ohservar that the settlements are loo
A. San A. VI they In New York.
Bsfore ! left bort Mdrely, great many Indiana had
paused M b. the kreervation. and going through Ire
selernenis, did not hear Of one that n o.
Msey that there are among the scem an
tho q who NOT VI NJ 10 b. feared.
HENlN MAYNhDftR, Lieut. Tenth Inf@Hu =
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CHANGE OF REsIDlsN G Dir. PI
" L ATE has removed his residence and Office to
the dwelling on Landry street, near Judge Overtnns
and opposife L. Hotts store. Besides the ordinary
services of his profession, the Dr. will continue to
attend all diseaseso OF the Mouth ana Teeth, and
practice in all the branches of Dentistry Hiswnrk
in all that line is warranted, and performed after the
latest and most approved process. siEia ~
Artificial Teeth are not only an ornament: they re
establish the voice to its natural tone, and aboyea
permit nastication so indispensable to the health.
Dir. PLATE will visit Washington weekly.
ntOdprHte.
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GtHAS. N. EALER, Watcll-Maker and
y, Jcweler, corner of Main and Landry streets, Op
elousas. has on hand an assortment Of WATCH HES
and JEWELRY, consisting of English and French
Gold aud Silver cased Lever and Lepine Watches
Ear. Rings s-Rings, Pins for Ladies and
Gentlemen, Il .octacIes, Gold Pens with Gold and
Silver Holders, Perfumcry, Hair Brushes, Toilet
Soaps and other articles too numerous to mention
the whole of which will be sold at much reduced
prices for casli.or good city acceptance.
will also execute all kinds fswork9in my line o.
business in aworklnanliks manner and with prompt
dispatch for cash. = 81 s,t z. N. EALEH.
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DIANOESl PIANOESI
Il CHI MULLER is now enabled. by the last
shipments from NewYork, to undertake the most
difficult mechanical work, and guarantees it to last
Tuning done in manner superior to that in NcwOi
leans Calls from the country, left ut this Office OF al
Posey' Drug store, promptly attended TO.
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| N0Tlt5 The undersigned hereby notifss
lN Planters and Others thai from, and after the tit
Of Noyelaher mex, s56. the Storage now existing
will henceforth be charged for merchandise and
other articles now laying In their warehouses for the
period ofone month, and for every additional month
orpart Of month the same additional rites Will bs
1 charged. 5ss ,i.zs5 ~
Nothing will be delivered untl tile storage ID paid.
Washington, October II, 1856. - S.
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MURPHY'S HOTEL AND RESTAU-
~ RANT, 9S and 100 st. Charles street--This
well known house is now in excellent order for the
reception of visitors. The rooms are airy and well
ventilated aud the table inferior To none. Board
and Lodging, either alone, will be furnished on
reasonable terms ,.}
Attached to the establishment are superior Ten
sssin Alleys, and Bar we'll stocked with Wines and
Liquors. 45f E.df
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erIl0 PLANTERS AND OTHERS. Plan
- ters and Others having business to transact in
the city of NewOrleans will find il to their advantage
4 to employ the undersigned AS agents.
All business entrusted to their care will be prompt
" and faithfully attended to, at moderate commits
sion. AZ HYATT Il FRAZIER,
s% Collectors and General Agents.
10. % Commercial Place, NewOrleans. b. rylF
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& A LBANO MALE AND FEMALE
lFA as5s AG TYttSIV 4

I "A LBANO MAl.lf9 NJ AND FEMALE
~ F ACADEMY. sSsasss
The Fourth Annual Session Of this School, now
permanently established will begin on MONDAY,
I'd Of February next.
The location Of the Academy, in the midst OF a
thriving and yearly increasing moral and religious
community, with the sanbrty Of the air, and the
absence Of haunts Of dissipation, commend II to tho
favorable notice Of parents and guardians WOO find
Unnecessary TO place their chilcren and wards away
from home for their education. IA
Boarding can be obtaincd in private families In
the vicinity Of the Academy. A few pupils can be
received into the faniiiy Of tho Proprietor.
The Female Department is more especially under
the charge of Mrs. Furman. Visitors to the School
rooms area always received with pleasure. .H
Rates Of Tuition per dcademic Year Of 44 trceks
Primary Department. Is. = h. 4. -. s36 90
Academic Department ~. ..... 45 90
Classical and Mathematical Department .. go 90
Board, Washlngi Lights etc, s. 4. 30 90
/. Z, q Vt q. II liss by the month ,..10 90
A reasonable deduction will be made when two or
more cnme from the same family.
Big Cane, La, January ~, 1867.
! & s5s4 iy49 81 j. Il. FURAIAN, PRINCIPAL.
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GOODS AT COST AND BELOW

The undersigned, ,desirous Of closing their business,
In 0pelousas, now offer their entire stock Of Fancy
and Staple
81. DRY GOODS, CLOTHING etc.
Mt greatly reduced prices fnr cash and for cash nly
These gqods havo been carefully selected Nv mem.
bcr OF the firm in New0rleans and In extent and
part Of the State Purchasers are requested to Gull
carly as our intention to wind up business Ii posi-
tive. sss s.s stt asai 3gi9s s#8
All persons indebted to thu firm, either bynote or
the month Of MARCH, next, aud make payment, ia
save costs. 8,ts Il n Voc z /.
We have opened 4 Wholesale Store at No. ia 81.
Louis street, Newt Orleans, where we can offer tic
highest Inducements to Country Aicrchants and the
Trade generally. We shall keep on hand splendid
assortment of Staple and Fancy Goods, and every
article necessary III d Country Store.
0pelousas, February rs, 1857.
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nv WEsTERN EXCHANGE, corner Of
w Tch5upitoulas and Natchez streets, NcwOr
leans. Mrs. WILSON would inform her friends
and the public generally that she has opened the
shove house, and is now prepared to accommodate
hoarders on reasonable terms. Her table will alwayt
! be supplied with the best the market affords Stu
nted in the heart of the business portion Of thecty
unusual Inducements are offered to merchants and
othets from the country. Refer to the editors O
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5ITlI0M AS BAILEY. Gun and Rifle maker,
- l06l 6'hartres street, NcwOrleaps. g,,a
Guns restocked and barred to shoot close and
strong; Flint Guns altered to Percussion on the most
4 improved principle; Patent Brceches and Safety
Guards fitted to guns Of any make; every descripti
" Gans and Pistols made on the shortest notice:
Gnnpowaer, shit, copper caps, waading, and every
article requisite for sportsmen warranted Of the best
manufacture. gFf
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Webstesss d,isfto Dictionary. ccsnnlu1I.
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Macanlay 81 iissnrys al England vols. i and i:
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Home Gamer. 81 tho lufeijsStnai and lorSl Store
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knowledge, for the year is56;
Ths M|aceliansous WrIsinss e siacsy shs
British Eioauencs i IN i chsaseey Al Goodrich 3 Il,
Memoirs IL James Gordon Reuastt and His Times;
Travels IN the Chinese ErnpIfe. 81 n. Huc: M
Flctclefss Studies 81 Snyery: d 4
Crahbes Synonyms; Is
Btlnstti 4 10ui;Ia. Entry Book -Keenlnr:
Marsh's Single. .lsniry slo
Raarh,a A,,eiun ~ AAilininn ntd Nam
Inv physiciup, & 'sss's ' '''' ''E Nh
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cravings; ~ & 1
Il English and Latin Lexicon: nv ss .ig
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History q lie Council 81 trsnt s
raaop: n'ss y - ssA'' y 4'As'se
Stray Leayes nom tbh Book II Nature. by Prof, d
~ s sasss,s nsssess 4 iiss Bsssop
| McfnuSrs of Sidney Smith, IN Lady Holland;
| Fudge Doines, by TX Marvel;
Dodd's LectIrcss:: Al 4 ~ 81
Bentonss srhjrty Years III tie IL. M senate: si
The Wu sssmaii, lss ! s sequel u Il 4 Lanpiishtsr;
e Harpcr's Story Books; 87sss3
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-04-04

DooT AND SHOE SHOP. The sub
ID scribcr, having removed his shop from H
Main street 10 his residence on Union, between Il
North and Csrolee Streets respectfully informsIS
the pubc that he will execute with promptne,s and
fidelity all work entrusted to him, aad so!irits q
share of patronage. His prices will be Low fol
Cash, and for Cash only.
-" :" 'I'D''' - ~, III JACOB PEFFERKORS.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-04-04

CARRIAGES AND HARNEsS,-Ih he
I undersigned keep constantly on hand material
Far csaiare euairing in all Its branches. They are
nrenare 70 exscute all orders with dispatch, and in
Iss m.- BIJG GGIES. sULKIES and HARNESS, made
to order. Il IA 1iDDo AZ o'->
Opelousss, March S, 1856. 49,,
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-04-04

NEW WAIsEtIOtJS The undersigned
In having jnst erected a commodio,s Warehouse
the AtcIiafalnya. near the mouth OF bayou Rouge
would inform the citizens Of Big Cane and vicinity
that he will attend to receiving and forwarding
freight and merchandise which may 10 entrusted to
his care. JOSEPH MCBRIDE.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-04-04

nANCING ACADEMY. = Mr.. H D.
~ Isle has the honor to inform s. s.
the Parents, Ladies and Gentlemen of s..sG sg. ~
Washington that he will open Glass ses2fAA SeY.Es3
ut Odd Fellows Hall on SATURDAY ! ss.I n
March IL, 1851. ~ "a.
and Saturday, at 3 O'clock; !, - :. !,
FoA Gentlemen, every night Of wednesday ana
Saturday at O'clock. - -, M
In Siciienne the Mazl,rka, the Redowa, the Polo
naise Ia Esmaraldl, the Saraband the Plain Waltz
and, if possible, the Polka and Waltz Quadrilles
with ayariety Of new Figures:
r.I.sle viii give Private Lessons, I desllsa. 4,
Terms, $40 ljcr session, one-llalf invariably ~
advance; and no pupils received for less Than ball
a session. .st,,4s-. ..--4- = -.-=-5
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-04-04

HHAMPAGNE--A few baskets of this
~ fine Wine left. which we will scli at rcdlccr
prices TO close the fnv0lce.s 81. 50
DEBAIELoN & C4RnIEHE, Washington.