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OARvER's IMPROVE PATENT
" COTTON GINS, of dserent sizes, for sale BY
DEBAILLON i GARRlERE, Washingtop,Aa'
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STEAMBOATS,.

NEW ORLEANS AND OPELOUSAS
~ Regular Packet, steamer BAYOU BELLE,
Jno. Lyons, master, will leave Washing -, .
ton for New Orleans and all intermediate
landings, on WEDNESDAYS at 10 s4la1f
O'clock A. NJ. and NewOrieans every SATURDAY
At 8 o'clock p. NJ. w ss 9
The Bayou Belle being of very light draugbt and
well calculated for the trade, planters and shippers
gan rely OH her remaining in the trade and running
la Ill sta ges Of water. F
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon us. 6 'is
Washington May s. 1858.
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NOTIGE.--l'be undersigned hereby notify
~ Planters and others that from and after the lat
,f November next, 1865, the Storage now existing
will heneeforth be charged for merchandise and
,ther artices laying ID their for tile MI
riod Of one month and f0r every additional rinnth
charged.
Nothing will he delivered untlthe Storage is paid
Washington, October ! |, 1865.
DEBA1LLON & CARRTERE,
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NOTICE. The undersigned, thankful foi
IN tho patronage heretofore extended III xrlmo
to, him, would respectfully inform his 5R!
friends and the public generally that located
himselfn the Town Of Washington, where he J,
now ready to execute promptly and with neatnes1
allwork entrusted tohiln, sneltas Carriage Repnir
ing. Painting, Thinning and Ornamcnting, nd wei
al Sign and Ornamental Painting generally Byclost
attention to business he hopes to inertia cpntnua
ton Of patronage A. GOING. (
Washington, La.. April III, 1855. .--.ly.
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rHAMPAGNE.--Af few baskets Of this
~ fine Wine left. which We will sell streducep
urices, TO close the invoice.
bEBAMLoN d cARRIERE, Washington
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CHER1FF,S SALE.--Statc Of Eouisiana,
y district Court. Parish Of st. Landry. No, 2sOs.
Harthwat, D'Aarey s Co, W. VIM H. Wfsa, Il ais,
By virtue of a writ of Fl. fa., Issued in sse above
entitled snit by the District Court ID and for the
PARISH Of Ayoyees, and State Aforesaid, aIs to me
directed lwi expose at public sale, for cash, for
whatever it will bring, at the Court-honsc IN the
town Of Opelonsas, ou SATURDAY, the 4th day Of
September, 1858, commencing at the hour Of II
AM, .,and continuing from day to day if necessary,
ill the right, title, interest and demand e George
RKing, III and to the following described property
seized to satisfy said writ tn wit :: E'
certain tract ofiasd, situated and lying on both
sides Of the Bayou Rouge, il the Parish Of St Iaa.
dry. containing the undivided half of s02 acres ol
land, being N. e.. 4 of Sec. 81 township 3 South
Range East, North West Of same section, town.
shlpand Range, North West Of section 90. Same
township and Ra,igc. North West of section 80
SAME township and Range.
sheriff's oflce, opeloasas, ,Ia,y 81, 1858.
L. ", CHACHERE Sheriff,
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"a III sAONSE DEB AlLTsON n, f'ubisc Auc,
3 "a tioneer hi and for the Parish of 81. Landry.
Orders eft 1t tho Office Of n 4, Robin will rccelvs
frouipt attention. Il, N Ss 5Ss
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NOTICls.--l' the lst OF March, 1858
IN al Carriage Work must be paid /,
FOR on delivery. We are unable to iH
continue the business on any other st- e.s.y
terms. GIBBS " GLARh.s NJ
Opclousas, February ~, 1885,
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TTILAIRE DESS SESS ArTS, ( olector and
IL Crier, offers his sorvices as such the itxc1s
0f ~ Landry, AN hi,sineas entrusted 70 his care
viii te prompt u attended To. He has formed np
With any QUO III either dS the above
branches March Nv iSH6.
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Y T1IlIN II. KING, Attorney At Law has re-
- moved to Hi new Ofiae, corner Of Landry and
Market Streets adjoining HIS residence and nearly
opposite tho Clerks olico. May 2, 1851.
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p0aEilS a. fEiDMPSON, Public Anc-
~ tioneers In and for the Parish Of 81. Landry.
Otfee at upelonsas, ,sssgls .8s
K iiEolsHE N.HpGEns. A.J. TftOMpsoNs
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sDIERRE sOSfsLT n, Cabinet Maker md
4 wheelwright ollsrs his services 70 the public
at moderate pricos f0rseaHlls =
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q ID. ALLIS,. Pubic Auctioneer Tor the
Ma PafiAh Uf st. Landry. Oh1re at hts store "
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NJ NJ. i'll. 81 OH X, Attorney md Conn-
sellor At Law hy diligence and aAelity In the
discharge hopes TO merit receive
fUatrouaue. Il Office iii OpelOnaAs. Y ss
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NHERlFF'S SALE.-State Of Louisiana,
NJ District Court, Parish Of st, Landry.No. s4G3,
Enelie Richard wife, VS.. Sosthene V. Richard.
BY virtue of a writ of fl. ia. issued in the above
entitled suit by the District Court in and for the
Parish of ST. Landry and State aforesaid and to me
directed, will expose at public sale, for cash on
the premises on SATURDAY, the 4th day of Sep
tember 1858, commencing at the hour Of ii A. NJ.
and continuing from day TO day, If necessary, all
the right, title, interest and demand Of sosthene VI
Richard in and to the following property seized to
satisfy said writ, to wit /:
lot Of ground, lying in the town Of Grand Co,
tean, bounded North hy---street South by land
StW Bureigh, East by lots Of j. Bertinot, and Wesi
Tablllc Road, together with all the buildings ane
improvements thereon.
lSs arpents of wood land, lying North Bayot
Boarbeau, bounded North by Bayou Bourbeau
South 30 by Patrick Duffy, East by JOHN Smith, !
Westby
sl0 SLAVES, John aged about 81 years, Moses
aged about 81 years Joseph, aged II years, Betsey
aged32 years, with hertwo children, Dciphine, uge.
6years, and Lucia aged IL months, Leza, aged 5
Years, with her two children. Suzanna, aged years
Helene, aged five months. Esther, aged II years.
lot Of furniture ETC. So
sherifi's Office, opelousas, July 81, 1858.
L.V. CHACHERE, Sheriff.
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iDATENTED COPPER LIGHTNING q
Il Rods. Copper has eight times the Conducting
power Of iron, ii more diiable, and lass lihblete
rust; agnn asngle chsrgeof electricity will heat
an iron rod 80 degrees but copper rod only 9 Fol
Further particulars apply for circular, at the Office o.
the undersigned, Application for agencies, orders
for stock or models ald all Communications relhtino
to this business will receive immediate attention Y
addressed to ri. w. JACKSON |
Us 81 Charles street. NJ o. la April "a, 1888, ~
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yINiIEO ODl)S ~ - Ht) BIN, Attorneyat Law.
u will punctnaly attend to all business entrusted
to hts Sare IA the Fourteenth an Titeenth Judicial
Districts. Oflcpat 0pelonsass
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NOTIf sE --rheAndersigne hereby notifies
~ Pla ders and others that from and after theist
Of Noys aher next, 1851 1.-The Storage now existing
will hef leforth bo charged for merchandise and
other ar cles now laying in their warehouses for the
pcriodf K one month, and for every addtionalmontl
or pai fof month the same additional rates win be
charged. XII Ys.s.55 Ss3 q MI < sssS fs,.gA
Nothing will he delivereduntilthe storageis paid
I" A'l" "'''', : ~ = -,y'' y +. L. PITRE.
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m iii BlSA TO n AMI, gAucsionecr in and
4 sfer the Parrish III Et. Landryswil promptly at
tend Vi iii busnes contided 10 him. Qce tn Opelou
sAxs March ~, 1858. ssf 8stsss
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TAR. w. q. BRIDGES viii operate 10,
Il i those of this.aad tAe aajoIDus Parishes whs
may deasro his services, iii Tho highest degree 81
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NV N ROGERS, Collector of Accounts.
NJ ETC., respectfully otrs his services to the pub
liz as such Orders aIt NJ J. posey Drug Store will
be promntly attended to. March IL. s
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CIERIFF'S SALE.-State of Louisiana,
- District Court, Parish Of St. La,liry.--No. s15i
Antoine Robiu vs.. Joseph N. .Carriere pere, ct ais.
BY virtue Of writ Of fl. fa issued in the ablyc
snt''ied snit by the DISTRICT Court and for the
Parish o. st tardry and Stttn asreeaid and to me
directed, win expose at public sale. for cash, at
the Courthouse of this Parish, on SATURDAY, the
~ day VI September, A, d. 1858, commencing at
the hour Of II A. NJ. and continuing from day %
day. II necessary all the right, title, interest and
demand Of the said defendant, Joseph NJ. Carriere
pere, III and to the following property, seized to
satisfy said writ, to wit: 5 M.
Two hundred acres of land lying on the Bayou
gonrtahleau, bounded on the West side by land of
Mrs, John Cook, on the East by Chs. Close, on the
NORTH by Hstpu Courtablcau, and On the South by
swamp'lands.
shcif's Office, opelousas, July 81. 1858,
~. ~ ~ L. Y. CHACHERE Sheriff.
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4 4 I.fsIlRT DiNJE ANi Counsellor and At
- torney vt Law, Opclousas, will attend to any
business In his line In st. Landry and the aspintng
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n lNtszTME AL GuIDRy, AuctioNetr mil
~ Not&sy Public In and tsr the Parishs of 81. Ian
dry Qilice At the g0urtsI Ipuse. y sxs "A Il
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II iOuIs v AsS8I It6Ilsl p,iblic AaJsicssgt
i = Id and for tho PAtish of 81 LsAitys sss@ i I
Opc1onsas, may 8 15s6.--ly 7, Il s.
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nEB BAITsI.o NJ saE fs4 AIR nm n h, Resolving
~ Forwarding and Commission Merchants. Wash
ngton, Ia. ss
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DROPOSALS FOR SHAFTS.
U. =. CAPITOL EXTENSION
AND WASHINGTON AQURDuCr OTrICR
WAsRIS6 Toy, September 81 IN. IA

WANING Toy, September 81 b, lsSS
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received at this office
until the fOnrth day Of December next. at noon fr
furnishing, on the grounds of the Extension Of the
Capitol, hundred Shafts Tor The columns Of the
The dimensions ere as follows
One hundred shafts, including the upper torus of
sIshth inches IN height from the bottom of said
toTus 20 the top oil the upper astragal.
The diameter OF the torns or bottom piece OF shan
to bs three feet seven and FIVE eighths inches the
Diameter OF the shaft above to he three feet and st
inches; and The damstsr Of this upper astraga to he
TWO feet eleven and seven eIE tbs inches These are
the n:, dlr.ensIons ofths work when finished.
and to bs free from all defects which would make
bemishes IN the finished column.
The above shafts TO be OF White American marble,
SIM ar Ia cDlOr grain, and position to that used
IN the exterior Of the Caption Extension, which
Every proposal should pe accompanied with
block at least cubic foot IN size. az a specimen
ed To a tests ss 'b bs
fore being accepted for the wort.
TINS proposals shOuld state tho time within which
The marble will be delivered and should be accom-
panied by a wflttea guarantee, slssed by ons or
hey sst the sdIef or 'afi If @
or their bld beaooepted enter INTO an with
n ten days xh s9od and securities. for
Tnitsd States pisiTiOt Judge. United States 6is
genera GOV eminent or Individual known to the En-
gineer or Department of War. that the guarantors
Tho United Sta es reserves the right to reject an,
or all bids not deemed advantag eous, and to make
tn.
either In single blocks OF IN blocks OF not less than
single blocks or In pieces, respectively. should be
PROPOSALS will be opsned in this office at noon of
the 4th December next, IN the presence of bidders
who may choose to be present.
BY order oil the Secretary Of War:
Capt. of Eng ineers,
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A sEtr-PkoPELLINe STEAM FIRE ENGINE
There has just been built in New York two self
proPeliing steam fire engines, one Of which was
tried on Friday, aud worked to the satisfaction
Of the mayor, several other city officials, and a
number Of fTemen. S,eam fire engines in other
cities have to be dragged to fires, but the New
York nasheen," according to the Post of satur-
day, goes itself. That paper says,
" steered its way through the streets Yesterday.
with the skill Of Broadway omnibus driver II
Is expected, when the thing goes into commits
sioa, that steam wall be kept up all the time day
and night, which would be about equivalent TO
ahre conpany's sleeping at night with the long
fope IN ther bands, ready 10 start at the frst tap
OK Inc bell. w hen the machine reaches the d re
couple OF reds are disconnected, and instantly
the same power which brought it there, gees to
Work throwing water through big or little pipes
at tref7en6eus rate-say coo OF 200 gallons b
minute Phc power Is furnished by an .nnufa.
steam boiler, with ia vertical tubes The whole
concefn weighs only some ave tons, Is about 81,
Iert big d, and pissiag through the street looks
Ike a drunken locomotive broke loose The
streams thrown Yesterday were not accurately
measured, out hose was carried tn the top of a
nve stofy building opposite Bowling q reen, from
Wnic stream was thrcwn from ). inch noz-
lie about IS feet higher Other trials were go ualy
satisfactory
The machiaes are built conditionally that they
were to possess certain qualifications to be tried
under the supervision of the mayor and street
commissioned and if found to possess the speci-
NED capacities, then they Were TO be accepted by
the above officers in behalf Of the city; So 500 il
ins Pfioe Tor each machine. a
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yNHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
XX eYelts. Ladies and Gentlemen lOee ono Of their

WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events, Ladies and Gentlemen lose one Of their
Becomes a matter of serious Importance, and the
question is what shal! We do TO stop the hair from
BhfR III PRSM6fER kN6 81 fiN P fev
applications will stop the hair falling or breaking,
remove dandrub, keep the scalp clean and white,
and impcrt freshnees and vigor to the hair; and
although ron rnay have been bald twenty years, the
continued use of it two months will insure you q
luxuran. head of hair. Call and get bottle, snd if
not satisfied after the second application return il
and get the price paid.
Ask fer pr. Harris Hair Promoter and Improver.
sist corner Main and 18th, and Main and w all sts.,
and IL Washington city BY Il. ID: GILMAN, Drug
tist, Browne Hotel Building, Pa. avenue, and d.
avenue. apl IL
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ARRIvALS At THE HOTELS.

NATIONAL HOTEL-B e Dallas, Texas;
w sagsmith, do; Tenney, La; l. Strube. ]
Pendervrsst, ]. Msttsy and lady, l. Snede ker,
Is stevens, Waterman, G II Van Wont C j
sLegran, A SkSden, " Yk; II Carr, Mo; w ]
Bowling; Nd I Boyd, NJ Wsyt aud lady.
Col Woods aud lady, Va; Boreland, sc; Miss
Broaddus, do; G W Brohddus and lady. do: c
McLaurie, Miss; J 8 Woodruff and LADY, Semi.
DYER and lady, Ala; Mr. Robb, Mass; w Hanna.
Rev Nicely and lady, NJ; Cbas Holland and
Fletcher, New Hampshire; p Pendleton, Md ::
Or Nc Mulakin, W Bowie, r l. Oyle Md
b Dennis, Va; A Henderson, Md; A SINAI
Mass; W AIsxande ind; Up Heart N.Y. q
Bradford, La; valdccella, A Lopez r Echel
verria, NJ Basils, Cuba; M r Miller and lady, n
Y; s and Miss Young, Ohio.
BROWNS HOTEL Damper, Va; J b
Soodlooie,Kyi j l. Taylor, and Lady; Pa; J @
McCurdy, NC; r Dolin do; NJ n Morris, do; f
~ 6oodrs, do; T Carter, do; = Ashbury, Pa; G
Crary; NY; b Jones and family, La; L S Lud-
low and family, %; Major Martindowry do: A =
n Harris, Pa; s,nney, do; w Ordusr' q: H
Dayurby, Va: e w Aarper, XIV; A Ogden Miss
Rosenthal, Ny; c Hsbron. Va; A He bingant
asd famiiy, sc; Il Learney, dc; w y Wilson, do
Mrs Philips, Ny; II Meeks, do; F. : Johnson
do; Meady, do; F s@cor, do; Weed, d ;
N A Deitz, do, p Phillips, Md; s w smith, Ny:
pa99,y, Miss; W Marsh, CT c II McNeaI,
Gen z Nichols. do; r F B-unes, Va; r n
slaughter, NY; Major w Wade, Ps; Walker
No; wheelwright, vas& Taylor, Pa; v L
Bradford, do p Verse;, do; A Parker, NY;
d Cook, Pa; w Moorhead, NY: T RAJ
tile and family, do; Col Cclt, ct; J Daldin, NY:
Carroll, Pa; A Pryor, Va; Rutc hinson,
Ps. w Grinth, do; r L Nichols, NY; c N
,WSnse1, CSA; j st c Morton, do; A Murray,
UNITED STATES HOTEL DIR N White
Nd Allnut, do; NJ Meade, DC; w r Hawley'
NV Bfowning. Min; W Hamilton, do:
sPritchea, Va; Greene, do; } r spilman
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IL The population OF 81; Louis il ls5, 800:
VI kenineky yields an enormous crop this
year
IL Snow fell in Albany on Sunday me rning
last
ID Thanksgiving is to be ceebrat d In Phil
adeiphia by military parades
" A new theatre is nearly completed In Lea
wentworth, Kansas
IL Wine is selling In the North of France
this year at one ernt quart
E The papers are discussing the roFriety of
saoPeng TIE majority rule for juries
Toronto. "
" For becoming a Nahomedan, a Russian
ensign has been sentenced to Siberia for life
W sylvester MowEy, Of san Francisco, has
become iasane from fraI of the comet
. NJ A gale ut Milwaukee, last week, caused
the lake 10 81 bmerge the lower part of tie town
u The Brooklyn, Y, people have decl-
oea 10 bnlld an Opera Hous- for that city A
nrst class Opera House Is In progress in Gin
cinnati.