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NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN

am now supplied with new and beautiful Goods,
embracing the newest and rIche-t styles IN -
the market for Iai and winter wear. Every
EFFORT VIII be made to give entire satisfaction ma
TO customers. My furnishing stock will be MI
found more than usually full. READY
MA DE CLOEHIN Nj of the best quality alvays on
hand to supply immediate wants.
A. Fl. YOUNG,
Merchant Tailor, Browns Hotel,
SO INV Penn. avenue.
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MI A CARD.
.NAlSS A. YOUNG will resume the duties of her
Scnool on the list OF October 18th. near street
NO. SIS, IN airy and oUmmodious rooms, near the
place OF the old establishment.
Inc primary and advanced branches Of Enthsh
studies VIII form. as heretofore. the p lncIpal feA-
lures of the Schoo, with their usual thorough ess
select number of little DO, will be received. under
II years OF age.
:, Instruction IN the French language by Madame
DoRMAN.
Terms an usual. seIT ST
DISSOLUTION.
Hi Copartnert hip heretofore existing under the
hrm OF w IN Egan Son. was this dav dissolved
by mutual consent. All persons indI bled 20 the hTm
are requested TO make early settt ment aud all hay-
Ing clsims present them for PAYMENT
September LIST, Ass HENRl E6AN.
III HENRY EGAN will continue The Dry
Goods business on his ova account al the old tsod.
upon ne same liberal terms Is pursued DS me hfin,
and t KS continuance OF the patronage al our "id
irlends and the public Eenersl! .,,,,
Is Penn. avenue, s"uth side.
sel7-3t (1ntel tei. sth and 7th SIS.
IA "a ELLIS.
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A LIZ OF GUSTAV SATTER'S WORKS for
"A sale at the Music Store of -
Sc ID w. G. NEITHER OFT
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WANTS.

WANTED-By gentleman and wife, BOARD
w IN a private family for one year. Address, for
four days, J. H. H., at City Post Once.
1a-Sts
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Great hostility continued to be exhibited at
Canton toward foreign residents, and the acting
BRUSH Consul had issued notice advising them
to be prepared for sudden departure.
A blockade of the river at Canton had been
establi she'd In so far as Chinese boats were con-
cerned, and trade was suspended. All the native
efchants had left, and also the greater portion
OF the foreign community.
The latest accounts state that French man of
war had shelled Shamun, part of the western
suburbs OF Canton, as FTenchman had been
killed I'm that nsighborhood.
In the Pekin gazettes the word "barbarian,,
had been omitted in referring to foreiy IN affairs.
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to the Roanoke as feet surgeon for the Home
Squadron.
Surgeon NJ. G.. Dulaney, detached on the lat
OF October next from the Navy Yard at Ports
| mouth, N. H., and Surgeon A. A. Henderson
ordered to relieve him
Lieut.. X. L. Law, ordered to the Naval
Academy.
KING GEORGE COUNTY ROBBERY CASE
The Star, few days since, contained the par
tial account Of the trial of some parties at King
George County Court, Virginia, for the robbery
| of seine, dc. A correspondent at that point
| furnishes US the following account Of the result
| of those proceedings:
KING GEORGE, IVA. y Sept. is, Is5a.
nolIt Proseqmt was entered for Veirt, and he
was used as a witness for the Commonwealth
pom his testimony Chas. Van Skiyer and John
A SPeiden were acquitted. There was general
gIatlncation at the result, growing out Of the
sympathy excited by the presence Of Speiden,s
mother. An effort will be made to get old Van
Sklver reprieved, or have his term in the penI
tertiary shortened. BY the kindness Of gentle
the unfortunate party reached PredeIicfsbnr1
the ght Of the trial. and went on In the train OF
cars Immediately.
TRIAL OF ORDNASCE.-At the Navy Yard
yesterday, trials were made of the heavy tan
inch gun about to be placed on board the
steamer Water Witch, and of a Dablpreen
twenty-four FOUNDER, which was in one Of the
boats of the Fulton. The experiments in either
case were entirely satisfactory. The guns were
fred several times successfully. The guns
intended for these two steamers will all be
shipped in few days.
MAINE ELEcrioS.-We learn, by gentle.
man direct from Maine, who participated ac-
lively In the recent canvass, that Col. John
son Democrat, is certainly elected by % ma.
Jority' This district, two years ago, if We
fecoiiect rightly, gave the present Republican
MEMBER some trceHty-tro hundred majority
PATENTS TO BE IssuED-The General Land
ohlcc Is making preparation for the speedy
issuing OF patents for the Kansas trust Lands.
and, also, for tho donation lands in Washing.
ton and Oregon Territories, provided for by
the act Of 1850, and acts amendatory thereto
Tia arrangements will be completed in a few
days
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The Emperor of Russia had emancipated
2oO,sO serfs belonging to the Imperial Domain
A powder magazine at Astrakan, on the Cas-
plan, containing, 1t is said, 2OU,OOO pounds OF
gunpowder, had exploded, destroying half the
town and killing halt the inhabitants. The loss
OF shipping was also fearful
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Full details of the bombardment Of Jeddah by
the British steamer Cyclops are published, but
they contain nothing Of Importance additional to
me recent telegraph accounts. The small steamer
Lady Canning, belonging to the East India Com
panv, assisted I'm the bombardment
Threats Of death to the Christians had been
made at Tripoli, and the Consul OF France at
Beyrout, had proceeded there to insist on meas
ures of pTecautiOn being taken.
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EVENING PARTY
~ And BRIDAL FANS.
Travelling BAGS and BASKETS,
FANCk and TOILET ARTICLES,
TOYS, TOYS, TOYS, opening at
McLAUGHLIN'S,
SELF Penn. avenue, bet. sth and 9Th SITS.
DIANOS! PIANOS m-Intending to remove our
stock and fixtures for o few weeks, in order TO
make extensive improvements, of reat bar gal ms
Ia Pianos, Meodeons, Guitars. flutes, A coordeons,
banios, &C., DO JOHN +. ELLIS.
SELF S6, between 9Th and 10th sts
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
i listing between the undersigned 10 this day dis
solved by mutt consent. ]. KARI,
September nth, 1858. ID. REINkEN
IL JACOB KARI will continue the Jeverv
and Watch business at the old and, No. ago Penn
avenue, between So and Al streets. se1 5ts
A CADEMY OU MUSIC,
a ISL 1oth street, bsticeen E and f.
MIR r. NICHOLAS CROUCH The Composer
will resume MS Vocsl Glasses on MONDAY next al
O'Clock.
All persor desIrous of awaiting themselves Of his
va uab instruction III o. Nifty their Intentons by
isttea, or calling upon him between the hours Of 10
Terms maize known on application.
Pianoiorte clsssee IS each.
Terms IN advauc-.
The Baltimore Glasses commence on the LIST OF
Ooto6er. AZ kees's Go cert Rooms. sell 81
NJ uSIC NEATLY. BOUND Of ELLis's PIslo
&vx Store te2
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Our Supply for Et the f Fsf TAD: mR
now open at llllG,l
STEVENS Wuw
sells st SaesrOOm. Browns Hotel.
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oTEL Or NILLE,-I.e souSsigne a
e thonnem d,informer lie public qu'll esf nret \
%reeeyoir' ct logger an moins loo pensiopnaireS dams
S9n grand GU eommode Hotel situe sur la rue du
Name dams Ia vile de St-Martin, Les chalmbfes
sont hen aerfes, ct les repas seront tpuionrs des.
meileurs. s''"Is aes
H. a aussiouEert sur lie beau terrain touchant ,
l he'ei' une eearie de lanase gu Ton pourra toaionrs
e hfue'ltel, a aes prlN moddr&s DIES yoitufes Buggys,
Sulhyse CT DIES L IevauS de Vaiture ct dc sella s9'N'
c. D0uMENGE
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ASVIS.-Le soussigns saisit cette ~occnsinn
a pour renereier 10 public de l'encou- u sf.Ipso
% en- meme temps quill continue, CONNIE par L
pNsse, d son atelier 4 Washington, Il faire tMItes
aortes de Operations aux ~voitafess telles Que vernir
gasnir, etc. j peilt ausSi les enseisnes, 1T espere
par sou attention particnliafe, meriter la ~cnntiAua.
ZION de encouragement liberal lnnt Il est robjet.
Washington, Lne., II gvril is5s.--la
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H0TEL DE L'AiGLE, aulrefois !" C,I,
IA House, Washington, la. -
hiis1A Z: ~eREhNLEE, dn Mississippi, H!5ssa@sJT
ayant aehete eette propriet6 annonce an Es93.9
pahlles quiAest meintenant pref a ~recevo;r 4aazakM /
YES g..oyageurs, ainsi que DIES pensionnajres. Cft
etahtissemeat est situG entire les delx debarcadares
e. 'aisant face au Gogrtahleau. Les appartements
au1 cue honVe1iemcnt garhis en- ncuf. lie propgii-
ponSeif fendfe sd ihnisQn aussi enmmode ct aerenble
a SEES patrons, que tout autre Establishment dc 20
genre, a la campagHc. "ees
n a anssi Uae hhnne scurie.
Washington 30 mars 1858. 80
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A WIS MEDIgALA--L III y~AraSoouR.
go Aeomchenr, Chirurgien, Dentiste !; iixe aux
Opelousas, LEONE sos services q tous SEES concl
stoyens.
ii rcinplira SEES fonctionss avec zele,s ct les man
Eeurs de teIre seront gldris par SEES snins, de cetts
fachense deprivation da govt dals une periode dt
quinxe jonrs environ.
Consultations gratnitcs pour les indigens, les Inn
al ct yeHdredi de 8 No hcnres du matin.
Rstereners.-MM RaveilInn u Taylor, A. Meynier
jean 4. Arseaanx, Raymond Rim I. Ro,in, Adoiphe
GArffgnes, Agerin Aisenanx %. A. Guidry.
0pelDusas, an aout 1857, g
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EDUUAIION--Mon Ecole i envriira pour
$50 I'annfe scolastique ~aetuelle. lie Ter LUND1,
ds0ctohre proclaim. al Moinsdiun aceordsspeeial
pour icsconttAire, tous les sieves seront eonsidarGs
CONNIE etant entries pour l'annee, ct seront ainsi
chATgd.. Termes--On paiera ~toujours d'ayance.
Washington, Lee, as aout 1865.
GEO. LUTHER.
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npUVENT DE LIMMAgULEE CON
NtQEPTIONsBES OPEIOUSAS.-Les Danes de
91tnse-groix ont lfiaonneurde pr6venir IL public que
l4kentree des Glasses du Convent aura lieu lie 70
4HeSgpbves conTant.
Dp6Iousas Z Octobre, 1853.
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1Tsi1UGA1ION.-MApAM j IA. HOY, der
-1A Increment dess Opelolsas, Went sd,onyrir me
6c1le pour aes jennes lilies, n II Vile Piatts, a Ia I'd
efdsace dn ttoeteur Mcnayitt, Cd les pcnsionnaires
06abnSvpadfa Lierl hi cnvoyer, serontfesues par ellie.
: J&nvicr. 1868.
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GHAS. N. EALsR. Horlnger, Bijou,ier ct
SOrt6gre, encoignare Main ct St. Landry, Opelou-
ssas, a CONSIGNMENT Ell main nn grand assortment
dc ni"ntTes en- or ct en- argent FRANCHISES etanrlaises
II douule %boitiers, mpntfcs " Patent Levern et
Leplne, Bonclcs d'oreilles, Basues, Brooches ponr
flames ct Epinglettes poHr messienrs, ~llneties.
rsames en- or aTec manches dor TT d'argcnt, Parfu,
merle 1b.aehes a e%heveuN, Sav0ns de toilette. ct
fFlX red"it7 pour da compliant on dc BONES nc.
equations sur IA villa.
y eS@eatera lassi pour da compliant tontes esnaces
ae traSauS roncefaaht SO profession, ayec prom,ti
de lenr eontiance.
0PelaJsas. IL mars 1886.
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VISA Pariir dn Ter mars 1858, tou
- Outrage qui sdetirt de nos atelier dc p~arosserie
Aakra ette page a la ~liyiaistNi.
Nous nous ~tronvnns dams IpnpossibiIita de cont
1ner diferemment les ~atfaires.
Dpelousas, 27 feyrjer 1855.
2 sES s# (tIREaGA IN tpE
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-9dE-successiona de fen

NHL. .4E-g Egy4 Nl-----
~ -SuEs-Succession de ten
IN, decide.
nm orlre de Honorable Ia Cour de
sans et potlrsla Paroisses de st. Landry. IL
at, en- selte ~publique, par Robert Benguerel.
Jcudi, 1a ~.Janvicr s-cbe.ess5a
(paetes ci-dessols - ..asnt a ii
Snce tefrS 81, CON
--XsA den. s9ents deux de
profonde6r, bpI en- %arriere srmHs NADIA
me Keller, en- & par Iii rAHss vile, Hs0n cdta
par TEglise Nc 9iiste ct dc I'll y i'm terrain
appartcnant a 3pux, ensemblesG les batisses ct
ameliorations Mi y sort sitaaes, ladlte propriete
etant corttue CONNIE Barlow Livery stable
do petit do, i do do do, l do lai do do Isabelle
creole, / do do american, L do noir crsoie, ! char.
rette II cheval, l buggy double avec harnais ct ii.
mon, l Buggy il dcco,lyert ayec harnais, buggy
avec l~faTiiais, | do 40 do, / do do do, inc triie noire
ct trais petits %coctlons. l lot de poteanx en- chehe,
trois selies It brides, I'm lot de ~vaisselle, | lot de
tbatterie de cuisine, 2 Its completes, lbronette,
yacte ct son veau, | fltsil double, une montre en- ar
gent, etc, etc.
8Termes ct Cpnditions.-La propritte immenble.
payable a un ct dcux ans dn jonr de Ia ventc, ct que
le reste des prophecies SOFT vendu 4 nl credit datllfss
ct dcux aus dn jour de la vente. hes acqf,srpsFs
four issant caution s%olidaire, Il ID satisfactssh de
ladimini ~strateur; latlite ~proprift6 restant Asypnthe.
tnee jusqa'a plein ct entier Placement duesfipital &
les interets. Toutes somnes poftant intefet a ria
son de Iluit pour cent Tan de 1'eelrsslce, ct tautes
%sotifnes de win t cinq piastres ct ;8~saessous payable
Compliant. 5#@
St. Landry, 20 navembre ls;FY
L f e ELISHA ANDRCN, Administrator.
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. Wis AIN NON RESIDENTS,-N

AZ Wis AIN NON Observation-Disclosures
- Gtes pm Z present notifies a faire.sou faire
faire, eMr vos aterfes, dams Ia I'd District DIES levees
nm ID Riviere Atchafalaya dans IL Paroisse st, Lam
~aryYy6s cheinins ct feyses, commencement 4 lii loi
dici an Icr.deaembre proclaim 1865.
les s~cctinns fiactioinelIes 26 ct 27T4S. RI n
nIatyiet Sui Est. Les sections fractiannclles i, q,
III Matte Nord Quest de III Section s, 4. 4, S. r
4 n, District Sud Est, et les terfes de Ia Neuye
Henry Abbott sont ies tcrres qNi appartiennent auS
non Residents dams &c District
n HAWTHORN, Inspecteii
des uienias ct Levdes, "a District.
st. Landry. ID septenhrc 1865.
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"a NIS.-ToHtes les spersornes qti ont dies
AZ reclamations contre Ia succession de feu Tho
mas q Cheney y~ondront bien les presenter, 4 mon
avoeat Jalitl y. King aux Opeluusas, afin dc pouyoif
faire nm tsbleai, car II y AURA bieu vito DIES fonds,
qni seront distributes entire les creanciers.
ope!ousas, 20 noycmhre 1858.
SOLOMON G. LAWLESs,
u Administrator
IA VIS.-Ees personnes qui ont des rec'ama-
- tinns contfe Ia Succession de falis dame Amelia
NJ. King, sont prices de les presenter pour etre
psyees; ct celles qui doiyent 4 ID dite succession
yatdrolt bien venir payef immeliatement au sous
signe. g. ID. SWAYZE, Administrator
de Ia succession de fene Amelia NJ. King.
Opelnusas, IS n0yembre 1863
A NlS.-Ceux qui ont DIES reclamations
- eontre Ia succession de. feu James Morgan, sont
prices de les presenter pour etre l~iquidees ct reglees,
ct ceux qui dnivent d Ia dite succession sont anssi
prizes de venir payer ifnmediatement aa sofssigne.
opelo.sas, 9 noYenibre 1858.
CT. SWAYzEl,
fsxecuteur Testamcntaire de James Morgan, decide,
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OFFICIAL louaNsL Or TE PARISH or SAINT tAnuAl
AND TOWN COUNCIL.

~rre~~S Sv~-S--~~~~r~S-~>~~-
SAM Ton . NOLLEY. Editor. sA9
IFr4s Southern Literary Messeit
OF tho ss*ts! Il
s3 * ~ H. Ia H45
Oh! the soath the sunny, sunny South,
Land of true feeling, land forever mine
/ drink;th kisses of her rosy NJ
She brings me blessings of mahs aatsyve5
E Ihaye her smile which halleN aytoh'l sS
ner voice perstlades. her eeneroh les approys
She sings me r. sbe sky, anaI = soi'
Oh! by her lonely 4 That wavF sgh,-
oh by her myriat se,s. that n and fade
By all the Thousand b les af he} go
And tbee .reet soladt tade;
s She's ae,-slirss evesff mint i
Nor will aught resign, y
OF Wit she gives iHssj mortal or divine !; i
VIII oouer part " I
with life, hope, heart III
viii die-before I fly! = ~
Oh! Love is hers such love rs ever CLOVIS
In souls, whore leaps atfe stion's living tide
She is all fondness to trends,-to foes, 4l IL
She glows n thing of passion. strength and pride
s~hesfeels no tremors when the dangers nigh,
the fight over, and the victory won.
FL it'll strange fondaess, turns her loving eye,
srfnl welcome on each gallant sont 51'
OH her virtues OF tt 'herished past
Byalf hopes of what tn Suro brings
I glory that my lot with hef"rAeast,
And my soul fiushes, and eXulting sings;
She's mine;-sleG tine;
For her will 1 resignG
All precious things,-all placed Upon her shrine,
Will freely part
With life, hope, heart
Will die--do aaght hut fly! GILMORE siMMs.
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VA SSEMBI.EE DE CREANGIERS.-
~ Succession do feu Ttonias u. Cheney, DECIDE.
En- yertn diun ortlie de Ilpnorahle la Goar de Dis
trict dams ct pour II Parosse St.Landry. une assem-.
blee des crtaneiers de la succession de fen T. G.
Cheney. derniareraelit de l~,aroisse St. Landry, sera
tenne par aevant Onezime A. Guilry, Netaire Pu.
blic. pom ftditc paroisse. en- SON bureau, aux Dpe.
laasRs, III MERGRsDI % deeembre 1855, dams lie
but de sc c~nncerte. ct de decider qu'elle est In ma
niere IA plus avantagetse de disposer DIES prophecies
de laditc succession. s
Opeluusas, 20 novembre 1853.
s n, I~kSfrRApEE CrnHson l@
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A NlS.-0n oiie a ve,Hlre a DIES condition
"A tres avantageuses. six cent ~soixante acres 49,.
de terre, sitnee surle Big Cane ridge, Parois- s@SfTss
se des Avoyelles. Pour les conditions $ adresser Al
bureau dn Patriotic des 0 pelousas. 2 oet--im
ENRY Observation-Disclosures. Went de-
AZ tahlir d st. Martinyille un atelicr de monu.
mehts ~tin1sres en- tlHs genres, fat les inseriDtlops
ct Sc charge anssi des f4urtiituies de griles pour
tonheatN. s. r6fdfer Il Jonathan Harris.
opelgusls, lt anyt {35S
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A. Wis AUX yAGiIERS.-Le so%nssigne
N agent dl steamer BAYoF BEL nMg3g sgsai
liz pour lie Port Barre, i%nfapst par ets NNsass:Is
pttsentes, lie pul,lie, 1u'il a construct IN : Il ga.s
bon pare pcis.. tlltGeveir les Amsfs, yeaux, etc, qa'on
vou,ira eny2yer al narctla de 10 Nauvele-orleans
gu j. la Cote, par &c hateai.
Cenx our anront DIES animanx a eApedier teront
t,ieu sa'eri ayertir lie s~nussigne qlellaes ,jaurs dayan-
se* aAlr auil puisse lenf reteafr me enlhafcat'on,
.@ residence est i IN denhSdlille du Port Barre.
%ielcusas, 81 Juliet 1853.
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II ~JUDICIAIRE.4
Joseph Tate pere. II

! 4@ ls" -s7Ne- N N5sG E-|
---L-aN
h JUDIOIAIRE.4
Joseph Tate pere. q SIX
-e,ert,r dim erdreS de fhonor.~ evS
District, en- date du 4 Novenlre 1855. Ii seraRJ
du, JEUDI, lie SINE jour du mois de decembrYs
II ID den,eure du defunt, les proprittes GIG
10. une fabitationt de dams la p%aroissee
Landry, sur le Bayf sBenf, mesurant environu
arpelts plus on MONS, ensemble avec les ~
bornee an Nord par l. Bayou Bout, All Sud E XII sHMaaa
par ID Bayou Crocodile. au Nord parties hAsaEs.A
ierres appartenant 4 Ia venye ct alx heritiers do
Pierre sayant, ct au Sud par Lastie Laasar,
20. ~ antre lot oa portion ae terre sit,te dams q
ron 200 arpents,s don't nne tie est e%ntolrte ct cul-
tiyee, ct bernee Quest pay ye Bayou Bguf. Est par
I}es iertes nlarscaseusess fpartenant iei'Eta i de "a
lettisiafie, Nofd par des Grres de Thomas R..shilds,
ct an Sud par eeltes de i. Foglemati. e
30. Environ 100 tetes de betes d cor Iss~ssyA
ne en- vacl1erie, ct environ 100 t4tes de $VsH&WSM
eheyatsx ct jimcnts, ayec letampe iigu- 1T
rant ainsi &c
Los esssates s%uivants; IL SAVIOR; "a
, sgEs, Negro ~ a'snyls.n g ans, spijSsl':
s S g. !: I; . =.
SSSis'n. i i
$$AziTISSi 49,, /
ssss i n snty, Aess; e ct s.
1JAvoTp 40
sss sss Z eufa9a~s4ifa de 81 Jet Dull.
j. sgeindad de 2 ans
K e3@SES- 0tne N T&SSHs5Aa.,Y, IL snA1E Il 49,
Mafeefif@ Is it Mary do anois.
GENEyTEVE so
GEL ESTE \.
ADE3
4 mps5 evaux creI i~nnssa1creole 1ji-
Ge, ] pairf ertS tire, outils
aratof-rss tells que pelies,s lett IN wagon, /
~slarIette d btelfs, | R Iaife iolos, nutiIs
de fprseron, 1 b~alanee,K &, usteifr4s de cuisine.
n fus lis, / meter, z rvs 3eile. / selIe d;homme
? sellcs de teinnes, By de cnGhons, environ 55
tetes de hetes a cornes dhnces, 8 meules de paille,
environ 500 bails de mlfs, toutes les batisscs ct anne
%iierations sur i'm moroccan de tcrre d h Prairie Dar-
bonnie, pres du Bayou Serpent, dams Ia ~pafoisse de
Calcasieu, / chaland, / lot de peaux dc bcaf, ct un
lot de bardeaiix.
Termes ct Conditions.-Tontes sommes artlessous
de $40 payalicssle Ter ayril 1860, ct toutcs som,nes
de singt piasties ct a~aaessas, payables une Motto
10, ler aErit 1851, ayec les interets a raison de hut
pour cent Fan de Feeheanee dc chaque terme.
hes acqaerears deyant foulnir caution solidaire a
la satisfaction de Fadmlnistlateur ct les placements
devtont etree flutes an domicile dadit Administra-
teur, Paroisse st. Landry. Les terres ct les esrlaves
aemenreroht specialcmeRt hypothequ6s en- favour
tatit que tu capital ct DIES ~inttrets, qui auront pu
s'accroitre. ~ @%Tt
St Landry, 6 nov 1858. q
LOUIS Stage, Encanteur.
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GOOD NEWS FOR LADlEs,-AnyAs
0Fdy who will send her address tp,MlsssFs
Creager, Baltimore city, Nd, with three lass As,ss
postage stanips enclosed, will receive py m ISs.s
mail Information of Importance to her, 49, W.
know thyseii and be happy.
Nov. 30. i65S. AElsS
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somme tout ce Out Sc trouye ordinairement dams i'm
magasin de caupsgne.
Mou assortment est grand ct compiet, ct lie puts
assurer mes amis ct lie public en- general, que je
penS snppleer a tout ce don't lis auraieut besoia ca
fait de marciialdises ct It DIES termes bien raisonpa-
bses:
lit JIG m'ohtige pour du compliant de vcndre a ans.
81 bon uarcht quill sera possible. JIG ferai yoir avcc
plaiSlr mes mirchandtses a ceux qui me fernnt
l''onneur de me visitor. qu'ils aehStent on ouiis
n'achetent pas. Tnnt ce qui peut etre convert en-
argent au mareht de Ia Nouvelle Orleans sera pris
en- fehauge pour tnntes marchandises.
Jaeheterai le cotton, lie snere ct Ia meIasse, an
priX du marche, Nenez me Ynir.
Washington, Ii pctobre 1858.
r. 5. WILKINS,
Eis-a,vis lie DebarcadGre.
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THEOD0RE DEyALGOURT, NoSIE
Public and Anctioneer in aid for the psanAAH
St. Landry. Office ut Grand Coteau. ANY ofaatssi
left with J.B. PoLIHarE will receive prompt it,
ton. - -
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Mia prompte gu6risen do Ia teRx,
DIES rhi:mes, de Ienrouement, do lin
flnencc, des bronchas, az III coate-
Siuchc, du croupe, dc l'ast1me, de Id
pulmonie d son dabnt, ct pour ID
soulagement des piilmopiqucs, dans
une nerindc aYencfe dc III malaaie,
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YKTHY LABOR so HARD TO w.
w l have a chemical process LIZ ha washedA3
o olssiitii Il the sD usual t time, without any lsi'le s|ss T.
with very little rubbing, ana they are ~ ss Sl0tSss y
thus saving much hard labor, and !, in ssp n uss
much longer than if washed in the oa var van out y
ing by machines. etc, for they are no. Mo i;.us. III
being rubbed. The articles used eos. : osIe, pMf!
pal paid t's ap OF Il the e4r receipt ; Of iifty cents. I ssrsss y
postage stamps are us good as money; . aawsNSI Nd.
bR. j. P. CREAGER, Baltl1a0's'
Nov. 20, 1858.
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