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Prom 4. HI. sCKIvEN,s AGENCY.
Me.,re., ocean s,s..sAip C.'s
STEAM an SHIPS.
BoHENTAE, tn.v, NORTH BRiToH, tn.~,
NOVA SCOTIAN ,(new) HUNGARIAN, {nsv1
-.tsswl
Running In connection with the GRAND TRUNK
RAILROAD Of Canada, under contract with
the Canadian Government 70 transport
DATES OF SAILING.
PROM ouBBsc. YRon LIvHnroo1.
Eyerery aitssnass sstar- Every alternate " sdnss-
May to the 10th Of April 70 the seth Of
During the winter months these vessels connect
with the GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD at Port
land.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
Froa CAaesse to Liverpool, vie kish Centre. Grsa,
Western and GRAND TRUNK RAILROADS
and Steamer,
Isl CtAea. $50 to 100
according to Recommendation.
including cooked provisions.
from Liverpool 10 CAfesgo, yia Steamers end Rail-
roads,
lst .....y..........-....ss 70 1l1s7s
accordbg to accommodation.
10
including cooked provisions.
fully qualified Sareeoa sails In sach vssssl.
Each Passenger ticketed through viii b. al
lowed the came quantity Il baggage vsss BY Rail-
road ~ by Steamer, Wis 70 cable fsst fue each
cabin and 10 feet for each st>sraxs passenger.
Special trains from Quebec with the Mails and
Passengers srs dispatched On tAs arrival Of sssh
Steamer.
II viii b observed from tho following t.h,. a.,
isg the Atlantic, the average passsess Of shs Col
In. and Cunsrd lines by the annual tables In the
N. T. Herald during 1857 being
RAsSwARp vssrvAnn-
Collins Line, lid 71h 10m Collins line, ia ish On
cunard i" M. 1od 33h 3m Cupsyd . ~ i a AZ n,
q Boston lad sh ON Boston 81 I1h en-
Canadian line iod lsh ON Canadian l.. ia he
The longest passages made hyths Canadian Lins
we're II days 10 Liverpool end . days TO Queber.
Inc Collin: Line have made passages Of IS to 10
days. and the Cunard Line Of TO u days.
To EMsGRA NTs.
Passsgss may be secured At the olBcs Of the Co>.
pany In Chicago BY SAILING ships from Lopdep.
Liverpool, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol, Hall,
ADSiases and Moutrose An agent ef the GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD supefintends the r. noyaI AZ
smiEssuts and baggage II Qaebec free Of chs,er.
rare frsn $50 70 $50 to Chicago, includins
cooked provisions.
For Passage or Freight from Chicago 10 Livsr-
pool, or Liverpool to Chicago. OF BY any 81 The
company sailing ships. WY Ayk <
Agent Of the n. ISIS. Co..
No. 40 Dssybors Street. CAicaeo M.
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0l0o80 ma 60oWa0.
fnNuk entire stesk 81 Cloth and Felt oloakn.
Bay state, Chsasills and Plush oAawle -
closing oct q greatly Rsdsss1Priess.
r. p. POSTUM,
nsv3dAw 6sssnA-stsest.
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w. H0rA's Estate.
IN Office 10 hereby given that hsve been an
- pointed Executor Of the last win and tesla
esent II W.Hord, deceased. All pers0HS ipdebted
m said estate arc notified to make paymSnt, and
those having claims against ii will present Tho
same Tor allowance, according to law.
w. IL. WORTHIN6TON,
May -. 1s5s-d Rxecntor.
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J. A. u 4 3 o n,
ID II N II L : II

ID Il N II 1 8 II
Go TO Dr.. MASON, whore you can gst the
best Of work done without payins
all you have got for il, and
Where you com kass q at Of Tssfh made
that CiA sxis yow, a1ttheat diving three
o. Jour ssts mSds, md peyiag
for them sdch Mind.
He makes use Of the bert stook--Gold Plate
nads from the Coin.
He makes the heavy:finned End heavy round
lining Plats-work.
HE work need only be seen 70 be adnired.
\. B.-As makes his own spesi mems.
RECENTLY PUBLISHED,
3enarkable Conv~ssions anA Rsvt.
val Incidents,
INCLUDING IN account Of The Rise and Pro-
lgrsss Of the present wonderful Great Awakening
aneaE The people, in all parts Of the cesatsy, By
Vim. Conant, with m Introduction BY Henry Ward
Prise a..
List Of Contents, Gin part. )--Rsvisw u Rsvivsb
irca the Day Of Psntseost 10 the Great Avaksn-
Penona; Revival Incidents and Narratives; Rise
and Progress Of tho Great Avakenise Of 1919
"Ihs work cannot fail 70 be one u interest. "--
lchsistian Advocate.
hearts Of praying msn."-lN. r. Exaninsr.
~ viii b eagerly sought for 1t the pressnt
tims."-TN. Z. observer.
1T cannot bat prove eminsntly seasonabIe and
ussfnl. \. Independent.
ARTHUR's NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STORY.
The Hama but nos she NeaFs; oY
L18-5nIAls o. yDseIn Lon1no.
nrf. .. Aasaua.
!as pent 81 this story y szpsssssd n rs titlsj
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sinGeS,s sewing Machsae.
k>oh al manufacturing purposes, Singers Sew
Ing Machines are dee !. cd indispensshls. n.
public insist upon having their CLOTHING Ac.. made
~ them. Singers Family Sewing Machine IL the
latest presented for composition. and, being a.
Isntod wife Iaii knowledge VI the defects Of other
machines for similar uses hss avoided a. $ sdt.a
them all. II - the abandonment Sewing Machine
ever made, and the easiest " learn 70 operate
ifs excellent mechanical principles and Qualities
sIs resdiIy appreciated " those acquainted with
sewing machines. and give assurances Of their Be-
coming universally adoptd. Apply for i. n.
singer 20, 2 0ssstis Copies supplied gratis.
wS.srn once iso Lake street, Chicago.
meh4dom WV. BRODERlcK, Agent.
Tarwsll,s Asean 0a9 Ma.af.r...
Mes. -. - sad - Wabash Asssss,
X AUS AND SACKS Of svssy dssesiption and
~ variety. furnished spo. the shortest notice.
and printed With sDpsspssAts 1sasSs.
SIMEON FARwELL,
ncnso1.o Proprietor.
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Point assX Logs;>s springs.

>.skSTEA THE. undersigned takes this mode
@Aa j ! sLA Of notifying the public that he is no W
RNfA $Ks5 III readiness to receive all those whose
Ss9s.zsssSaa9a pleasure it may be to seek the above
as pia OF pleasure and recreatlon Vti as hose
who may be mpeiied from nds sposi ton to Eav. re
course to them for the remedial agency oits waters
These Springs are stuaed on the Bayou des Canes
distant about "a miles Southwest OF the Town OF
Ore,ousas Among the numerous spl lnss. there TO
be found, may be had such found abouding
with Su phur ard preparations OF Iron. The springs
are very abundant and in one instance three ofthe
streams form large basin which affords aynt-
cent bathing place. The waters OF the said basin
can be entirely renewed every hour, circumstance
which is certainly calculated to add much to its
purity. AT tthe distance of some five hundred yards
from the principal bathing place there is br>ide
this. another which is furnished with an abundant
stream of wa ter, the GOODNESS Of which can almost
be compared to that of ice.
In announcing the Opening of his Esta blishment,
the unders gned does not pretend to offer the same
to the public fashionable watering place. where
fine dressing may be exhibited with the other gene
raj accompanmens. His object on the contrary
is to offer to the a afflicted through which a
shackied constitution may be restored to health
he remedial agency Of these waters in the relief
oil Dyspepsia: and in the permanent cure of cuta-
neons eruptions, from past experience, now stands
uncontradlcted.
The establishment consists of com Portable dwell
lhgS, win all the necessary furniture Which may
be required at such place, and the table will be
always amply furnished with whatever edibles
may seem best to suit the tastes of visitors. An
excellent pasture in which horses may be kept with
safety vii! be at the disposition Of such as may
desire it, we'll corn, fodder, &c.
The charges OF the undersigned will be moderate,
and he feels satisfied that his visitors will not only
BE- satisfied with the accommodations which they
may receive but that they will be also equally
contcnted with the degree Of health which they
may obtain from the heath1ul use of the waters
OF the different Sprinys.
ANTOINE CART.
No,
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PUBLISHED on SATURDAY BY
T0B6 Rs BAWD0Be
CONDITIONS.

Subscription, for year, payabe in advance,
three dollars: if paid at the end OF the year. four
dollars. No subscription will be received for a
period less than one year. A subscriber wishing
to discontinue must give ,rle,, notice to that eff
feet and settle up all arrearages.
advertising g:-Advertiseu' will be inserted
at cents per line for each ard every publication.
A liberal discount will be made for yearly and
sta ndng advertisements.
All ths. advertisements will! be inserted in french
and english until the editor shall Judge it conve-
nlent to discontinue the publication.
No advertisementor or subscr ption will be stopped
until a the arreafases are paid, unless at the OPP
ton OF the publisher.
No election tickets or other jobs printed without
The uoncy. the person ordering them to be print
ed is responsible person.
Ten doIiars in advance will invariably be re-
qulred or the announcement of candidates for Office.
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New Cheap Cash Store.

7KsSI Il undersigned has just received from
I'll New Orleans, q fresh supply of family
Groceries, Liquors, Candies, Crockery, &c
He has also received complete assort
ment of Spring Dry Goods, ready made clio
thing, Hats, Boots, Shoes. Cutlery, Fancy
Soaps, Perfumeries, &C., &c., which be will
sell cheap for cash only, experience having
taught him that small profit and quick sales
for cash, are better for the merchant and the
consumer at the same time. "A ..
..1..%..,# S. BLOCH.
Ope!ouses, March 9th, 1858,sss
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Notice TO the Public.

a agM1 THE good and safe steamer
:.x~z1>4 p. A>4.sG3 ANNA PERREr, built ex-
aafzisszsszS sassszeszszS pressly for the trade, Capt W.
c. Neal master, has commenced her regular trips
between Opelousas and NJ Orleans leaving Wash
ington every Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock and
N.-Orleans every Saturday at 5 P. NJ during the
season. For freight or passage apply on board or
to Alfred Louailier, Washington. z..ss... ~
HShippers and consgnees Of freight will take
particular notice that freight will be delivered
frcm the warehouse until the freight bill is paid,
receipted back to the shippers for payment. All
persons having freight will always find their bills
with M Alfred LouaiIier, at Washington. who is
authorized to collect anu receipt for the same.
Aug. % 1857. HINCKLEY & Co.
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NOTICE,

L, ,lsgs1sE = THE undersigned, thankful for the
Sisz--SZ- = v ould respectfully inform his friends
and tne pupl,c3 generally, that he has located hm-
self in the Town OF Washington, where he is now
ready to execute promptly and with neatness all
work entrusted to him, such as Carriage Repairing,
Painting, T:lnssning and Ornamentlng, as well as
Sign aud Orna.nenta. Painting generally. By;slose
attention to business he hopes to merit continua
ton Of patrona ,e: A. GOING.
Washington La, Jan. 3oth, 1s5s.--ly
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9ell=C1lcalep $prlssgS.

49, THIS delightful Summer Resort,
HSsss { I'D situated i'll the Parish of st. Landry
tY YEAsEkjn beautiful rolling Pine woods
ssss3 @sESI43t country, distant about thirty-six miles
'ou UpeIousas: will be opened on the lst OF J une
next for the reception OF visitors.
This establishment has been thoroughly repaired
and painted. and many important improvements
made since last A large Stable and two
new Baths and Bath houses have been erected
these Baths will greatly promote the comfort of
visitors, as they are built as to be absolutely
Tree from rain Water inundations as heretofore
The mineral qualities of the waters of these
Springs and the many wonderful cures ey have
performed. are so well known that they only re-
quIre a passing notice. This Summer resort will
leave nothing to desire this season, as the proprie-
tor Will spare no lans or expense to render it as
agreeable and attractive possible. He has e,4-
aud attentive Servants. lie has also engaged two
Musicians for the entire season; and besides. as
the Deer abounds in the surrounding country hp
has procured pack Of hounds for the pleasure OF
~oFtsmer. He has also built several boats for fish
ing in the Lake, which is situated about four miles
from the Springs, where the Trout, Perch and many
other fine fish. are caught in abundance He will
also open a Billiard Saloon and Coffee House, and
keep the very best Liquors and Wines.
Boatd'ng and Lodging, per month, 35 90
per week. 10 10
per day, 2 90
Horses per day, Is
per ration, 80
Persons visiting Bell Cheney may have their
letters and papers directed to Bayou Chicoss and
tht will be delivered at the Springs three lines
week. E. PATIN
Opeousas, 18th May, 1858.
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.mRDRpAG M0zgp gme II

EAR VALINCOUR, practitioner in midwifery
AV Surgeon Dentist, having established himself
permanently in Ope!ousas, offers his services to
his te,low-citzens He will fulfil all his functions
with zeal and Prudence. and dlrt-eaters will be
cured by him in abont two weeks. s..a.zse.
Gratuitous consultations for the indigents, on
Monday and Friday, from 8 to O'Clock A.. NJ.
References:
RevilIon & Taylor, Adolphe Garrigues,
SansIoz & Maynier, Agerin Arcenaux, .
Orezime A. Guidry Jean 2. Arcenaux.
Theodose S. Robin, Ramon Riu,
Opelousas 29h August lS57.-1y.
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NOTICE.

7HVHE undersigned tenders his sincere
j. thanks to the public for the liberal pa
tronage extended to him, in his branch of in
dustry, and takes this opportunity to an
nounoe that he continues to buy Cotton,
Sugar, Wool, Hides and Tallow at the high
est prices. For large lots he gives drafts and
for small lots he pays cash
J. L. COURET.
Opelousas, March 27th, 1858.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

a Ia THE good and safe steamer
6sF::===:=s1ga v6F==zEs1a w. BURTON built express
gFssss65y 1855 for the trade. Capt. G. +.
LouArLLkR, master, has commenced her regular
trips between peousas and New Orleans, leaving
Washington every Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock:
and New Orleans every Wednesday at S P. NJ.
during the season. For freight or passage apply
on board or to Alfred Louallier, Washington.
~ Shippers and consignees of freight W i'll take
particular notice that 10 regnt will be delivered
from the warehouse until the freight bill is paid, or
recepted back to the shippers for payment. All
persons having lreig will always find their bills
with Mr.. Alfred LouaiIler, at Washington, who
is authorized to collect and receipt for the same.
Dec. Goth, 1857. HINCKLEY & Co.
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sGaaWy AJ@l1DDe
ETJCT.uS g. co

No. 81 DsenvilLe Street, Corner of Er-
c,bange Aktey, New-Oyleuns
MEAVE the honor to inform their friends
III jill and the public, that they have ye.s just
openeu ut their store US above, a DEPOT OF FUR
NlTURE Of Every Description, such as Bedstcads
Asuuirs, Ceiltre-Ta Tables and Others, Tete-a-Tate
Chairs aud Others Sofas, Fauteu,is, Moss Hair and
Spring Mattresses, Feather Beds They undertake re-
pairing furniture, make exchanges, and take it on
storage They hope by care and industry, to obtain
q share of public patronage. s
Dec. 9th 1856. 4@73sss4@e (, ss@2 sz lsF
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M ANTED = One Hundred 4 asests,iin Lonisiana,
Wv Mississippi, Arkansas, Texas, California
and the Isoashwestern Territory 10 engage in a
from 500 to $500 Id money property ofsome kind
to invest in the business,as every Agent must me-
cessarlly with ndersignea. Great
Inducements are offered to suitable persons. An
interest will ,be sold IN exchange for land wh good
tile OF rnoveabe goods, &c. All letters Of inqui-
ry must be ID the English language containing one
&. . H w R.SJACKS0N.S.
alp I1thl IS st. Charles st, y Orleans, 70.
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~ da'E'A d,E,.

FEVHE undersigned having taken the contract for
-E carrying the Mail between Ope!ousas and St.
Martins by G'os Chevreuil and Braux's Bridge will
continue cAtake passengers at the usual rate Those
who would like to take through ticket from St.
Martin % the Beli-Cheney Springs, will only have to
pay eight Dollars NOEL LAR3ADE.
Opeiousas 5lh June 1858.
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Estate of Andre Meynier, deceased

Estate of Andre Meynier, deceased.
Meeting Of Crcalzors.
EDY virtue of an order from the Honor.
d ID able the District Court in and for the
Parish Of St. Landry, meeting Of creditors
of the Estate of Andre Meynier, deceased
late Of the Parish of St. Landry, will be hol.
den before Joel H. Sandoz, Esq, Notary
Public for said Parish, at his Office, in the
Town Of Opelousas, on Wednesday the 4th
day of August next, 1853, for the purpose
of deciding upon the most advantageous man
ner Of disposing of the property of said Estate.
l.. LASTRAPES,
Clerk of the District Court.
Opelousas, July Sd, 1858.
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Estate of Rachel GraaaeRasgO

Meeting Of CTedzt0rs.
WDY virtue Of an order from the District
lid Court, in and for the Parish of St.
Landry, meeting Of the creditors of Rachel
Gradenigo, deceased, f. W. c, will be holden
before Yves D'Avy Esq, Parish Recorder,
at his Office, in the Town of Opeleusas on
Tuesday the 9th day of July next, 1858,
for the purpose of devising upon the most ad-
vantegeous terms of selling the property Of
the Estate of said deceased.
L. LASTRAPES,
Clerk of said Court
Opelousas, june 2Gth, 1858.
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.Eo Smokers of Gut Tobacco

1iaaSHE undersigned respectfully informs
.h- country dealers, and consumers gen
orally, that he has lately added to his manu-
factory of SNUFFS, which obtaineda a medal
at the Universal Exhibition at Paris in 1855,
the manufacture of all kinds Of SMOKING
TOBACCO, which he guarantees as good,
at least, as those of the most celebrated hou-
SEES besides being perfectly pure and Of a
pleasant taste.
General Depot at his Store, No. 16 St.
Louis street, New Orleans. 4s
: Nanufactpry at Donoghyille. Louisiana.
s3 s+.A5@ NTH. a. DELPIT.
- Nov. 14sh, 1S57:-1y-5o, .,..I..' s...I -
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MOTH TCEs,

AW RS. DONAS, scourcr, offers her ser
lYE vices to the ladies and gentlemen, Of
Opelousas and vicinity. She will scour and
clean broad cloth coats, and woollen shawls
cachemires and in fact all kinds Of ladies gar
ments and gentlemens clothings, and hopes
by strict attention to business, to deserve a
share of the public patronage.
Opelousas, June 5th 1858.
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LITERARY INSTITUTION OF OpEL0USAS.
Preparatory School for the Academies
of the Union. ~

"Entire Religious and Political Tolerance"
S#ESs 4 DEPARTMENTS:
C. E. DunAsn, Principal: Professor Of French,
Latin, Greek aud Mathematics.
HENRY FRAzEE, Professor Of English, Geometry,
Geography and Literature.
DoMiNiQuE De ST. CHAuMoNr: Former Profess
sor of Literature in the College Of Orleans and JEFF
ferson; Professor Of Literature, History, arithmetic
and of the Spanish Language.
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NCpsE.sTCEs.

IRI FROM the 81 June, the under
ESStS1 signed will make two trips per week
Ak----42- ION Wednesday and Saturday from
Opeiousas, to Bel Cheney and Beaver Creek
Springs, and will take passengers at 81 eacn during
the season 10 accelerate the voyages, change
Of horses will be made at Fiat Town.
Extra departures will be paid extra.
NOEL LARCADE.
OpeIousas May 18th, lsjs-3m
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DISTRICT CaDaJaeH,,
Parish of ~. LN7seEg'Ns
Emelie Richard, wife
vs..
q Il " ID.

Sosthene V. Richard.
"a N this case by reason Of Judgment by
Il default having been regularl y taken, and
no motion being made to have the same set
aside, and by reason Of the law and the evil
dence being in favor of the Plaintiff, it is
therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed that
the said Emelie Richard do recover and have
Judgment against her husband, Soslhene V.
Richard, for the sum of ten thousand three
hundred and seventy dollars and forty -four
cents, with legal interest thereon from the
9TH of May, 1858, till paid, secured by tacit
mortgage on all immoveables and slaves Of
her said husband to take effect from the first
day of May, 1855 for the sum Of fifteen hum
dred and seventeen dollars and fifty cents
from the first day of May, 1856, for the sum
of two thousand two hundred and seventy
dollars and 25l10O from the first day Of May
1857, for the like sum of two thousand two
hundred and seventy-six dollars and 25Il0O;
from the first day of March 1858, for the sum
of eleven hundred and four dollars and
13,1OO; and from the first day of April 1856,
for seven hundred and scvcnty-six dollars and
eight cents and one third from the first day
of April 1857, for Il like sum of seven hum
dred and seventy six dollars and 83El0O; aud
from the first day of April 1858, for a like
sum of seven hundred and seventy-si dollars
and 83(l00, the three last dates being the
instalments of the purchases Of Defendant, at
the sale Of Gerasime Richard and from the
10th of May 1857, for two hundred and thirty
(S235); from the Cd of June 1851, for two
hundred dollars; and from the 18th day of
| May 1868, for the sum Of four hundred and
thirty three dollars.
And it is further ordered, adjudged and
| decreed, that the Plaintiff be separated in
property from her said husband, and that she
have the administration Of her property and
affairs, free of the control of her said husband
Further, that the Intervention of Blanchin
be rejected at his costs, and that the other
costs be paid by the Defendant, Sosthene v
Richard.
Done, read and signed at Opelousas, in
open Court, this 18th day of June, A. D..
| 1853. 3. A. MAkILL, Judge
18th Judicial District La.
| A true copy,
HonEnE A. LArovR, Dept'y Clerk.
Opelousas, June 10Th, 1858.
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FRANKLIN INSTITUTION.

THEODORE VALADE, PRINCIPAL.
T HAVE the honor of informing the public and
Il parents in particular, tla, my Institution has been
removed on the plantation formerly owned by Jacques
Lastrapes, where ready to receive the scholars
whom parents will confde to my care
That well known position, at short distance from
Opelousas and Washington, being Internationally
situated in the most healthy part Of the Parish, aud
not exposed to annual malades will assure to parents
the health Of their Children whose studies will never
be interrupted. ..-..x
So far as regards instruction and education, shall
neglect nothingsto merit continuance of the kind
patronage, with which have been houored here.
Terms, payable Quarterly.
Boarders for Scholastic year Of ten months and a
half, $3.50 90
Day scholars, for same period, 40 60
All Quarters commenced must be paid in full, and
deductions made for absence, except in cases of
sickness 7, VALADE,
z*Ts Principal and Proprietor.
St. Landry, July 18th, 1867.
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G. d L. a. Il G. n 4 ID n.

FIyHE undersigned having fomed part.
u nership for the collection Of notes and
accounts, offer their services to the public Of
this aud neighboring Parishes: They hope
by their industry and punctuality to deserve
share Of the public patronage. Their Office
is in Opelousas, opposite Mr.. Provost.
BORNE & DEJEAN.
Opelousas, December 9Th, 1857. ly
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Notice to Planters and Shippers

no avoid any apprehension and to know the
j. facts, we take this method to inform them
that the prces of freight and passage onthe steam
e1s ANNA PERRET and w. BURTON, will be
the same last season, and shall be as low as any
gcod and safe boat i'll the trade.
Thankful for past iavors, we hope by strict at
tention to our business, and responsibility, for any
losses that may by the fault of those we en-
ploy, and being always on hand, to merit a liberal
share OF their patronage.
...5.',...s.. HINCKLEY &. co.
!, January 9th, 1858. ...-