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UEAUFIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE,

~ &C, R0R SALE.-For the better pursuit of my
p;uf ssioa have determined 10 remove t. the city
Of Richmond therefore offer for private sale my
kEeIDENCE. on Grove .treet, In the town of sgd.
usy one mile west Of Richmond. The grounds Con-
sist Of yard aad garden OF two acres. with fine
rirtv Of Flower, and Shrubbery. The pisce Is per-
fsc.iy hotltGy and the neighborhSod good / will
sell the house aud two acres or much more the
purchaser may desire. tair terms and at price
winch honestly believe TO be very lnw: The pur-
chsser en have possession OF once and if he desires
IT, can r, mt of e 10 acres Of land In high state of
Improvement
The dwelling and ou. bou res are new ami in good
repair | give no description OF them, taking it for
granted that persons wishing to purchase will ex-
anime for themselves.
For inf ,rmation. apply TO Messrs G0DDIN AP-
PERSON or siARMADUKE JOHNSON.
al
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a NrHRACTTE AND VIRGINIA LUMP

"A COAL The subscriber. dealer In the above
GOALS. W sula say that ne has and will keep on
hand lhe best white aud red Ash Philadslphia Coal
aud inna. casl from Midfoshis and Black Heath
prsteiee Of theig selling Coal lower, being deter
mi asi to sell Coal low any dealer Ia the city
~ho will w~igh his Coal All he asks Is call to
satisfy them p LARUS, "a Main st,
Or efiiee os the Deck, between I7th and 18th.
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TINE FANCY GOODs.-Th

Daniel Underwood, Of Tyler county, Va, va
killed BY the falling ofa tree, on the 18th ait.
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OLOVER HILL CoAL--I Am nren.r

NLUtEa hILj COAL, ~ am prepAr
~ I'd 10 receive orders for the above Coal Al Is sr
lums and 81 80 for hail, to be eliseresi when Il
salts ,iie convenience OF purchAsarS aud ask the
patronage ot former customers and others who may
chSsse 10 bur ffom NE. Il b WHITNEY
olsce near Petersburg Depot.
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PATRNT ELASTIC - -. !. -, s.,..s.
asaHl93 iasAie si01MHNT 1OQ1W0s
nov onsr tho same y The publie- .es ~ 70 f1Ss
: :ss; rs Ssisls II ia; s;as is
DEPoTe, 10. sgzA.s .sssIa sat IA xt'lx ~ fIf1
4 sl.O nasss e i..slussss q HP3 q y. -
on frcu leaking. g - VI q
Hoeh painted with this nssssial vfi - sssuss
xlo ordsls in city q oosntry pgcayelx slseaAsd
10. I4ass3 I g 0D YALn . o., tesi
~ County Rights In virsinis hr IA g. = !,
~ 3i-3m = e. - - ~ eae q
CAu1IoH. - Nessrs. G. D. YALE 8
CO. ere our only Aessts. aad ell Dss!DD Ssony
an imitation offered here, made thrg19h tmlooU0p
ton got at the Patent Qce. viii - lAhle - ue ~
trsbls damages lausl I'LL ~
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SATURDAY MoNNiSa espTsMRsH 4, ,ss..
& THE AFRICANS Al
Charlaaton

suNfIltT or STArE Ann FKpEsA6 IA trx
-lNf0RrANT roRREsistNpESt'E- fHE
SHfRifF or c'HAHJEsfspS C6atMs FHk
AFRICA Ms 80 fAkfk REAora1 ro fuRT
SG2rER--A pRgcFDENr, .fe, ,te.
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DxArH or REV. ELSA3Ea WMLIAN.s-Key. EleaEer
Williams more generaiiy known perhaps -
claiming to be the Dauphin Of francs, dscsssed =
Hogansburg. New York, at o'clock on tho mora
ing OF the 18th August. His last uords were:--
sLord Jesus Christ have mercy oa nae, and receivs
ny spirit For some time back, ne hare oceerv.
Cd fn our exchanges tunounceuent q his indispo-
dtiou which 10 seems In rsenlted htAlly.
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- Nsw YoaK Llsni IsssAAsoh Or.
Capital $I, 800, 600.

The above Company s FUKELY MUTUAL. ~
DIylDnND6 arc declared ANNUALLY, Sn1 kaV6
averaged shout IS % ~ psr cont. s,le iAe th
will be loaned 70 the insured. - s.. q = n z
ThisOsnpa.y a.. .paid, q the gs.tsM ytgAIR
SAND DOLLARe to widows, oEphsAa and erelkt1p.
An lossss have been RAiDkkOMkTkY, - 49,
out litigation. 80 8 ~ IS 9 81 +. - 49,,
Cali. without delay. and secure LIE RmxCI
-" :, CHxt . WORfnAN. =
0oDl Arout snA AIS'Y for vifUfnta.
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- TIM HreuAOH psspases ths 49,
msan Of the bfls snd ~ BLOOD - 3 49, -
sious dissss. sfs slscslssis isssik - s65l: 80
Srs, 6sany s1ietkens q ~. kina sssveseseeee -
a.y rs ssssa ~ ~ "a o.iy skis~ Is e 49, r.
sduinisSse spocine which WI - 1k40y 60
stonech-ths nainspgiDg of fhA azi91 aee1ne.
nssnd d. No6FDi1n4 OuxoAsgD op1okcq -.
THns. Acttng - - a1tesattye - ennhe q
esss - = sssss Is. s' .s ssss -.
Il - .lsby Drsxs,ss - SsaI~s si...s.1Z, -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-04

DICKFORD & HUFFMAN'S PREMI-
- WHEAT DRILIs-With 0uano Attachment.
The most approved Drill now IN use 10 WI also
nient ii desired. -- -
CHURCH & FLEMING. Sole Agents,
auii-Im Corner Cary and 18th SITS.
EALL STOCK, 1853.
l. LAM now In receipt Of my stock Of Fall Cloth
"@ - I'D GOODMAN.
No lie Main o.
eps-Any one In want of summer Clothing, gan
fEd great bargains ut fau Hl GOODMAN,S.
GsTOCKS FOR SALE-3, 900 Va. and 7.
~ Railroad Bopds, I'd mortgage
in,ooo Va State 6's
rs Shares Central Railroad
WANTED,
Bsnk of Virginia. Farmers and Exchange Bank,
for which the highest market price will be rad.
CIV PURCELL co, nE &
au So Stock Brokers.
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- CHHlsrADoRo's BxrsEaloA Ham
DHE--Ths bsst iustAntsnsoas Hair D9lis - vesld,
does not burn or give the hais -
rloHxR WINeI0N. 1B nein aBgsa g
prsvsred By yosrrn cu.,srAposo. Eo g Xssor
House, New York. - N-eW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-04

The FALL RACES near Richmond.
promise TO be quite interesting. II all the good
horses nov 10 training. stand TO their vork, and
prove to be In fair condition when the hour for
starting arrives AT Broad Rock, where the snort
begins, number OF ntakes, besides the regular
purses and Q handicap, make up the week; and 1T
Ashland large purses, attractive stakes and han
dicap dash co nplete the programme. Ashland 10
new conrse, just being completed and will be one
of the best to be found any where. The proprie-
tor promises to put It In tiptop order before the
day OF starting arrives. and expects every body
and hmily to visit him that week.
THIArRE-OPssIxG NIoHr.-The The
atre opens for the season tonight with what 10 an
nounced on the bills a. "hrst class company -
The managers are experienced In theatricals, and
have doubtless selected artists capable Of standing
that severe test Of popularity, an eight months
season in Richmond. The corps 10 composed of
actors from both the Western and Northern Thea
tres. With Mrs. Phillips, leading woman, I. B.
Johnston. comedian, W. H. Baily, old man ana
Mrs. Ried, old woman, il seems to us the chief
ed. The opening piece is the comedy ssTown an
Country with H. A. Langdon 40 Reuben Gleproy.
Mrs Phillips as Rosaiie Somers, and I. B. johnson
az Jackey Hawbuck. This is followed By the farce
OF 1000 Milliners Wanted" in which T. b. Johu-
rson areay nrst class comedian, takes the leading
character. Two dances are given By the Misses
Bishop and Pennoyer. h
Many improvements have been made in the
interior OF the house, including painting, by Mace
Bssil, and paperiDg, by Phillips 4 Crawford.-
The managers, hereafter, intend issuing. only one
poster week, referring tho public "for full par
ticulars to small bills and advertisement"
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EAL ORTA TIONS.
L 8 3 g.
ARMsTRoNG, GATOR d CO.,

IMPORTERS AND JoRBERs OF
RIBBOv& MILLINERY \. SILK GOODS FLOW
ERS STRAWB0NNETS AND RUCHE,
No 231 Baltimore street.
BETxgES ca ARIES AND HANOVER SITS, BALTIMORE.
OF, stock uneluaiea in variety, extent and cheap
ness. terms strictly mons. or per cent off Tor
cash par funds au 25-3ms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-04

TRADE OF WKsfxRN Towx.-The Evansville, In
diana, Board Of Taade have just pablished their
report Of the operations OF the last year. The
Gales Of merchandise amounts to four millions Of
dollars; the grocery business 70 two miltcnE mau-
ufactured articles million and hale exports By
canal. railroad and river, seven milli0ns.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-04

BEwARH or SwisnLRs.-A gentleman 10 Barker
county, KY, has received letter from London.
announcing that he ie entitled to property Of
a25 600 there, and asking for $25. Ii ID sup
country are imagined 70 bs engaged in the busi-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-04

SERIOUS AccIDENf.-0n the 10th nit, while Mr..
shannon was descending the Garden Mountain,
having taken Q coach full Of passengers to the top
on an excursion, the horses became frightened
and OF which resulted In serious ipjury 10 two
Of the passengers. Mrs. Brown, wife OF DR.. c. ".
Brown, who was tarrying professionally in this
place, and Mrs. Kyle # abingdon. Medical aid was
speedily procured and the persous removed to the
Sharon Alum Springs. where they are now recoy.
aring - 7hzeteen co. Va, Adpocnte
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-04-17

!" Father, look W here. Worth r6pA
you alid my mother Ii alters 4 1siNrseI5a ( SiI SseI
Silence my son. Do YOU skncN TlGt
you're talking aboatf seat
~. Yea sirere, do, ] WIS jIst woN1sviq'
went you'd do ef yoa had as many xiyst y
Solomon. s;e. 8 I; &, ,,s,..s y, s.ies
= Bah 50 to bed. q u s.ls
4 II 4. !" Yesits very well n say 20 10 iheds 6ol-
onion had MORN hundred wives, III ~ ~
ilivin IL tho same houna eaten togcslsss sgl
he'cr fight ss.s II is Iss Il.
..' Y l3o u bed 2 s NJ N sssliii
sgs Now whats tine yoa a hare N yoa 1
half - many Why, you'd kick up pse ~
run,pds rs'nd ietch ~ W. polics md M
things 10 thunder" 81 II s.,s /; ssasik
I "A hroonstick interrupted The l0qaesl6ls
yonth and suddenly suggested thc NJ n llss.
Cling which he did, II s s ss 's Il gsss XVI
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KiFF'S SALE.-State OF Louisiana,
lit Court, Parish Of St. Landry.-No. sO49.
Mead, W. Sebass;en D. Allis. ID. 7. Lanman
) IL. Sebastien D. Allis.-No. 1882. Eisi.f9l
drtue Of two writs Of Il. IA, issued in the above
I'd suits blythe District Court in and for the
list. Landry and State aforesaid, and to me
ID, il will expose at public sale, on twelve
N, credit, at the Courthouse Of this Parish, on
URDAY, the 1st day of May, A. Dsls58, com
3ug at the hour of IL a. NJ. and continuing from
bdsS II necessary, all the right, title, interest
eniaad Of the said defendant, Sebastien D.
x.and to the following property, seized to
IA writs, t0wit: ~ iil l
lot, being the North Eastern half of lot
: q the plan Of the town of Washington.
: n the North by Duprc street, on the South
G.street, on the West by lan7 of Il. Evans,
Se East by land of Prather and Carrantin,
tg superficial arpent, more or less, to-
M1h oil the buildings and improvements
Ts0Tee, opelonsas, April 10, 1858.
WI N7IeL. v. GHACHERfI, Sheriff.
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TOUIS A.PATIN, Public Auctioneer in
IL and for the Parish Of st. Landry. Office at
Grand Coteau.i, Any orders left at the Union Hotel
Opelousas, will he prom ly attended to.
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TOHN y. KING, Attorney at Law has re-
= moved to his new t5ffce, corner of Landry and
Market streets, adjoin lg his residence and nearly
opposite the Clerks of ce. May 2, 1857. 80
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s5s VI
E, Sheriff.

...xVss f1h~.. , ~
:. SNxit of n. til. issusd in. 4 abete en-.
YSDistrict Court in and for the Parish
@AState aforesaid, and to me directed
/. lie sale, on twelve months q. sdit
Fol this Parish, on SATURDAY,
nj, A. D. 1858, commencing at the
Esld continuing from day to day, il
NtheJight, title, interest and demand
xsendant, Aaron Going, in and to the
gRarty, seized to satisfy said writ, to
s&uated ii The Town Of Washington,
AglMnd .Dejean streets, etc. il
fUhfce, Qpelousas, April 10, 1858.
4 L. v. CHACHERE, Sheriff.
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WM II. SPEN sER, Attorney and Coun-
wv seor at Law, u y diligence and fidelity in the
discharge of his profess n hopes to merit and receive
patronage. Office in o elousas.
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NoTlCE,-By virtue of an order Of the
District Court in and for the Parish OF st.
landry, bearing date the 23d March 1853: there
WY be held on MONDAY, the third day of May
next M qsSs meeting of the creditors Of the estate
VI she late Landry Hollier deceased for the purpose
VI oiuenberating on the most advantageous manner oil
selling the effects of said deeeased's estate
n ihe hieetng will be held before Yves D'Ayy,
MMvorner, in and for the aforesaid Parish, at bis
once u.s. IN the town of Opelousas.
ihe creditors of said estate are therefore hereby
'Ve,hea n to attend said meeting If they see fit.
ppelousas, March u, 1855.
.I Is. LASTRAPEs, Clerk
of said Court
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j JUDICIAL NOTICES.

MATE OF District Court
- Parish of st. Landry. No. $3.50. Estate OF
Antoine Nezat, deceased.
VALERIE Roy, of the Parish Of 81. Landry. Testa
m9en'ary Executor of the estate of Antoine Nezat
ceceased late Of said Parish, having filed his annual
account OF said estate, accompanied by his petition
praying thai the same may be homologatcd and ap
proved; And whereas, the prayer Of said petition
j.. 1858;
The,efore, notice is hereby given to all persons in
ssereste@ TO show cause, il any they have, within
salay days from the date hereof, why SAID account
should Md be homolsgated and confirmed
tiefks Office, 0peiousas, April 5, 1898. l.,
Is. LASTRAFES. Clerk.
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DOGBRS 4 THOMPSON, Public Auc.
~ tioneefs in and for the Parish Of St. Landry.
Office at Opeluusas. n
GEORGE N. ROoERS A. ], THOMPSON,
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A LBEET DEJEAjN, Counsellor and At
\ torney at Law, Opelonsas, will attend to any
business in his line in st. Landry and the adjoining
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r OST OR AiISIiAID - A receipt or NC
- quittance from the late John Cooke, deceased,
made and signed in 1852, by which he released me
from the payment Of the last six thousand dollars
due on the notes Of Mr. and Mrs. Coraie Baillio III
my favor, and endorsed by me in favor of the said
John C0oke. 9sl Ei M
Any person finding the same will be literally
rewarded by the undersigned, who has only lately
discovered the loss Of the paper. s.,35s 4. l,se
K Opelousas March 27, 1868. s...s.Ft
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ETtHEODOSE s. ROBIN, Attorney at Law,
u win punctually attend to all business entrusted
to his care in the fourteenth and Fifteenth Judicial
Districts. Office at Opelousas. g., ....s u. 4
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4 LPHONSE DEBAILLON, Public Auc-
"a toneer in and for the Parish Of St. Landry.
Orders left at the office of 7. 8. Robin will receive
prompt attention. ~ I'M. -. ..a N. Z. -. II
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g D. ALIIS, Public Auctioneer for the
NJ Parish Of st. Iandfy. Office at his store in
Washington.
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nR. w. O. BRIDGES will operate for
II those of this and the adjoiis -,sefarishes who
may desire his services, in the highest degree Of
perfection. ri .e5 n, = - s
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n YER's. sCHERF 7 PECTORAI, For

yne rapid cure OF Colds, Coughs,
and Hoarseness, 4.
BRIMFIRLD, Mass, 10th Dec, 1866.
DR. J. G. AVER: ! do not hesitate
to shy the best remedy / have ever
found for Coughs, Hoarseness, lnfiu.
enxa, and the concomitant symptoms
ofa Cold, is your CHERRY PECToRAL.
lts constant use in my practice and
my family for the last ten years has
shown it to possess superior virtues
for the treatment of these complaints.
sSaS wa EBEN KNIGHT, NJ. D. Il
A, b. MORTLEY, ESQ.,, N. Y,
writes 4" / have used your Pecteral
myself ard in my family ever since
you invented it, and believe 1t the
best medicine for its purpose ever put
out. With n bad cold j should sooner
pay twenty-five dollars for bottle
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COOPERAGE.--Th The undersigned has on
" hand at all times supply of SUGAR HOGS
HEADS and BARRELS and HALE BARRELS for
Moasses, of the best workmanship, which he offers at
the customary prices. He will also receive ana exc
supply Of HOGSHEAD SLAVES and NINEf00T
piCKETS for sale low for cash. March TO-
WILLIAM S. READ. Washington.
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EoR SALE. - A very excellent Grand
- ~ Action Piano in good order, for sale cheap and
va @ noefai al terms. Apply at this office
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DIERRE GOSELIN, Cabinet Maker and
wheelwright, offers his services to the public
Mt moderate prices for cash e ssiiH WI as4
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LOUIS A., GODEFROY, Collector, offer
IL his services to the citizens Of st. Landry and
neighborng Parishes. Office on Court street, at A..
Meyniers Justice of the Peace Office. ERA,
Opeousas, February 49, 1857.
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n N. ROGERS, Collector Of Accounts,
VI. etc., respectfully offers his services to the pub
lie as such Orders left at J. Poseys Drug Store will
be promptly attended to. March ~. 55 sa M
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sHOTEl4-'I'he undersigned have
" Just opened this favorite old stand on 49,.
Main street, where they will BE- ready 70 ac- Inn
commodate all those who will honor them I,,22
with their patronage, tat my hours) for -
moderate prices. $500 iag9g yTSH ~
Their table shall be supplied with the best the
market affords, and they will keep on hand supply
the best wines. They solicit share Of the public
custom. sii5 s@at Agsf j, GA BET ,9lls5 w
5 ga4s5 n. s.McHENRY HUSBAND.
0nal0Ilsas March Ia. 1SIH.s al. ..a l.EliNaMl.l
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A Yankee, boastipg ~ : viii wh5gA 4slr
IpAiA To- tlse (lnce,,, ciinclea ~ IN N Y y
clsripg N should tave seeii lss M e a 10
dinner, but II was washhlg dsys y 9 ssiH
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TILYSSEy GABRIEL, Public Auctioneer
~ and Collector for the Parish Of st. Landry. OF
fee in Opelousas. March 10.
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ONEZIME A. aUIDRY, Auctioncer and
~ Notary Public in and for the Parish Of st. Ian
dry. Office at the Court. House. ils NE 5f95i F
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HTATE OF LOUISIANA District CoGrt

NTATE OF District Court
" " parishof st. I.andry.-No. $3.50. Estate OF
MARTHA ?. Taylor, deceased
THOMAS IL. LEWIS, of the Parish Of st. Landry,
administrator of the estate of Martha p Taylor.
ueeeased late of said Parish, having 6aed annual
aeeount Of his administration of said estate, accom-
PANIED BY his petition, praying that the same may
se, oe homologated and approved; And whereas, the
paSer OF salRpettinn has been granted by an order
Court dated March 10, 1853
NOW therefore, notice is hereby given to all per-
M ssss interested to show cause, If ans they have,
mithin thirty days from the date hereof, why SAID
'ao!eaq should not be homologated and confirmed
Vierk's Office, opelousas, March u, 1858.
Is, LASTRApES, Clerk.
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CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.--1'he
~ undersigned keep constantly on hand material
for Carriage Repairing in all its branches. They are
prepared to execute all orders with Dispatch and in
workmanlike manner.
ag- BUGGIES, SULKIES and HARNESS made
to order. ms, sa GIBBS claim
Opeousas, March s, 1856. h
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TNHE GOLDEN PRIZE FOR 1852
II RLusTRArED.-T The NewYork weekly GOLDEN
PRIZE is one Of the largest and est literary papers
of the day. An Imperial Qaarto containing eight
pages, or forty columns, OF entertaining .OriginA
matter and elegantly Illustrated every week.
will be presented to each subscriber Immediately on
receipt of the subscription money. VI as 'ss
n TERMS q s4a s se5sl y
One Copy for one year, ...ss<3 90, and one gift.
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4 a FfenchmaD, WIN promised to cst5s y
school, having heard that : 4 II. "a
would be more raspectatly lnsr0nisp 49, T.
room ii, the garret u = tsnv.i4ory hosses sasssi,s
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pOOTS AND SHOES,---lhe undersigned
- having made arrangements with manu-
featuring and importing house in the city Of
New Orleans, will always have on hand a sup
ply Of the finest quality of Boots and Shoes
and can supply either, on short notice. made to
order for Ladies or Gentleineu. i s. BLOCH. n
Opelousas, March ~, 1858. sitla5i.f .A qa
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nEBAILLON & CARRIERE, Receiving
~ Forwarding and Commission Merchants, Wash
hgton, La. ~ v 't9ils . " F4fts mi
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TOSEpH A. GAUTHREAUX, Collector
y Of Accounts, etc.. respectfully offers his services
to the public as such Orders left at A. Mspangh's
Bookstore, Washington, will be promptly attended
to- September I3. 1856. f
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HILATRE DESSEssARTs, Collector and
Crier, offers his services assuch, to the citizens
Of St. Landry. All business entrusted 10 his care
will be promptly attended to-. He has formed no
partnership with any one in either of The above
branches. March 20 1868. N z, 's