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Ever imported into this city. Comprising in part
the following:
500 bales 8 inch standard Brown Sheetings:
200 bales SO inch Brown Sheetings, different brands;
100 bales Massachusetts Brown Sheetings, 80 inch
100 bales fremont so inch Brown Sheetngs;
20 bales q "a and fourfourhs Fine Brown Sheetings
200 bales 80 inch Standard Brown Drills;
so bales American and Russia Crash;
20 bales 40 inch Burlaps;
12O bales blankets. all colors:
9-4 1914 II and J. "a White Swiss Blankets
% bales Flannels all colors. twilled and plain;
$50 packages Hickory Stripes for Mexican Ameri
trade:
40 packages Ticking including all the favorite brands
125 cases q q and "A Bleached Shirtings,
So cases Indigo Blue Drills;
40 cases Indigo Blue Denms:
80 cases % ~ and A Aprou Check;
% Brown and Bleached Canton Fannels;
leases Coored Corsett Jeans
500 cases Small PLAID Iindseys;
u. s Pilot. Eureka and other brands Of Duck, from
No. 10 to 610;
175 pieces Crossley & Sons Brussels Carpets;
so @ g g Velvet Carpets;
IS pieces a. Ga and S-4 Floor Oil Cloths;
100 pieces A, Sc and GA Check Mating;
200 doz Single and double Comiortables:
1000 doz white and mixed Merino Shirts and Drawers;
$50 doz Brown Cotton and Lsle Thread Undershrts;
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarn. No. to II;
5400 lbs 4, 5 and ply, Machine thread;
40 Barrels 4, and ply Sewing twine;
5000 Two Rushel Seamless Rags.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-12-08
Remarkable Instance of Medical Relief

Below we publish thecertifcates of two Of the suf
ferers from the pangs of disease who having recover
ed their former health, and impeled BY gratitude
make known their cases and remedial agent and helf
statements are authenticated by Notary Public The
demands of society imperiousy command their public
ity and we commend their perusal to the attention o.
all afflicted
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LEONARD SCOTT & cos
REPRINT OF THE
BRITISH REVIEWS AND BLACK,
WOODS M4E4ZTNE

/. SCOTT & CO., New York continue to publish the
following leading British Periodicals, viz:
l. The london Quarterly (CJnserudtiue).
.. The Edinburgh Review Wing.
3. The North British Review Fi'se church,.
The Westminster Review (LiheraD.
5. Biackwood's Edinburgh Magazine (76ry).
These periodicals abv represent the three great DO
itca parties of Great Rrtsn-Whig. Tory and Rad
cal-but politics forms only feature OF their char
acter. As Organs Of the most profound writer's
Science Iitefature Morality and Religion, they stand
as 4h have stood unrivse in the world Of let
ters being considered indispensable to the scholar and
the professional man. while to the intelligent reader of
every class they furnish correct anc satisfactory
record OF the current literature of the day throughout
the world than be possibly obtained from any other
source.
EARLY COPIES.
The receipt of Adrance Sheets from the British pub
iis gives additional value to these Reprints mas
oh as they can now be placed in the hands of sub
Grill cts about as soon Is the original editions.
TERMS.
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L.J.Cxapkav,s
Private Medical and SURGICAL Instjtrte

Sacramento street below Montgomery ornesite
PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY s OFFICE sAv FRANCISCO
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Estahshe in 1854 for the permanent cure Of all DR.
vate aud chronic diseases and the suppression
qlackerv.
Attending and Resident Physician l. ] CZAPKA1
u late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War CHI,
Physician TO the Goth Regiment of Hopveds Chief Su
gean o. the Military Hospital of Iesth Hungary
the late lecturer the diseases of women and c,;l
1ren and Honorary member of the Philadelphia Col
lege Of Medicine,
fe-rermanent cpre guarantees nr M paw
tcIam1mcations strictly confidential Consult
ons, by letter ortherwise free Address
IiR l. ! CZAFkAY Sa n Francisco Cal.
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nRlocalweakness nervousdeblity, low spirits las
~ situde weakness of the limbs and back indisposi-
ton and ncapabty for labor and study duness ofap-
prehension loss ofmemory aversion society love of
solitude. timidity, selfdstrust dizziness headache
involuntary discharges pains in the side affections of
the eyes, pimples the face, sexual and other in
hrmities III man, cured without fail by the Justly
celebrated physician and surgeon, l.. j. Czapkay. His
method of curing diseases new, unknown to
Others )and hence the great ADMINISTRATIONS
(by letter otherwise free. Address L. J. Czapkay
NJ ID. San Francisco. California.
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B1OO REWARD.

~ hANAWAY from the Planta-
49, tion OF the undersigned, near Ope-
~W/ lousas La, on the night of the I'd
auaap inst the following negroes to wit: /:
HAMMOCK, negro-man, aged aboat "a
years, (black, e feet high, sharp featured,
quick spoken, carpenter by trade, can read
and write, and had, when be left, black
valise we'll filed, has writing materials with
him. a
HENRY, griff boy, aged q years, tall,
slender, and round shouldered, voice little
effeminate, (rather shrilD, height 6 feet. #
MOSES, negro-man, lblaek) low set and
stout. height S feet 11 inches, and weighs
about ITS lbs.
All of the above negroes were purchased
Of traders in New Orleans, on the 25th and
3Oth ut and had on, when they left, the ap-
parel usually worn in traders yard.
A reward Of Sixty Dollars, (S20 head)
for the apprehension Of the same will be paid
on their delivery to me in Opelousas, or on
their incarceration in any Jail within the
State, and $l00 if taken without its limits
From information in my possession it is
believed that these negroes will endeavor to
pass through Texas on their way to Mexico.
GEO. HILL.
st. Landry, April 18th, 1859.
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NDUsTKIoITs and good Agents ii syery town
- and country of The Southern Stases, sp sell the
fak kent right faT recent invention. e, ,A Thief
sI1stsctcr sor burglar Alarm s' PessosIa wishing
a aet as agents must hare from fft ID i've hum
dred dollars. Upon a. raeeip III SJ, will send
hy return of mail specimen sainpI 81 The Thief
1sEecsoR giving IlI inrsgsrx. to aaen-
EcY and se of the article. C il d aurahle ard
afair, and should be il eTerY house. AIso,
agents Wanted b ell Iuabse laook 3 iii recent
pslblication 90 tanning many yaIuas 6 md nsefl
receipts some af winch ase iBsffA ID a,,v fae ten
til,es The price of ths baok, 8 tisied,' 1ackson,s
f;onamersial CYeIopedia Of UseflI and prpfitable
Enoss lsds Cine aepy of this book III ID ssnt
~ any ,aEt of ~ cnHntr upon tue reeeipte ef swo
1a5aEIas8 hv rsknHn 0f nzail
sals seseral patents Of recent data. Copuer=
asning Rods. kc. AGENTS wanted ddress.
III stamp enclosed for resnrn anssver.H H WI ii.
JACKSON, rostoffce boz "A, New Orleaas. La.
So Il Toessfy pastE tEaastsr III The coslsltrY viii
ses.d ON eopT of thss abose named hook upon the
receipt of one dollar and Eve three-eenE stauups.
he baoka aTe furnished ID ana nustmasters
u Eone dDllas aaa Affeen cents per icupy IN the.
qaaataty. I1ec. 18Th 1858.
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Geoa ma Leng GredfEf.

sGH00M HSa Ns6A 3 s.--- A4db - s URG@KEpz
yOR sale ut private sale, Or to rent, pos
! session given Immediately Steam
Saw Mill. right new and in full operation,
Hithsa successful prospect will be sold for
the only reason that the continual bodily snf.
ferings Of the undersigned prevent him from
attending to this kind Of business He will
sell Of rent, in word, be wishes TO dispose
of NIL his moveable as well as immoveable
property, between this and the end Of Octo-4
sber next. 49,
The undersigned has a Depot for Lumber
from bis Saw Mill, at Gusfave Douato, nsar
Jobin, OpeIousas, where be has about 100,-
600 feet of lumber forsale HeWill continue
to saw bills Of lumber until further order.
Route to go To- tss Mil. - From Opelou-
aas TO Prairie Ronds, by Bayou dies Cannes
and the Islands Of Pine Woods Of said mill,
near Beaver Greek Springs. 81 miles, good
roads ala the way. u. DARDEAU
Pine Woods. 81. Landry, Marsh ~. 1859.
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Fer Sale ae Private sale.

Al BOUT three Lots Dc Ground, situated
IN in Vile Plate, upon which there are 4
Dwelling House. cut houses aud other iu,-
prosements This property issWell situated
either for d store, baker on shoemaker shop,
For particulars or conditions, apply, either
by writing OF verbally. to Messrs. Goreil or
Daire, Vile Plate.
February 5th, 1859-1m.
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pa,,.a n.s1s,es s9 s. eGgas, Ia,,;,,,, No. ss7s.
Estate Of Louis Sicily, deceased.
WTALMoNT Sicily. of tie parish Of
V 81. Landry, Administrator Of the Es-
tate Of Louis Sicily, deceased, late of the
aforesaid Parish, having fled Tableau Of
Classification in the Estate, accompanied by
petition praying that the same may be he-
mologated And whereas the prayer of said
petition has been granted by an order Of
Court, dated 7th April, 1859.
Therefore, notice is hereby given 10 aIl I'M
terested, to make opposition, If any they have,
within thirty days from the date hereof. Whv
said Tableau should not be homologated and
the Administrator authorized TO pay accord.
ing to the classification therein contained.
s7s i. LASTRApEs, CLERK.
Opelousas, April 99tth, ESQ
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Sc as.s4SYEa
Main STRAIT, near Charles n. Ealsfs Store.

Main stf6et, near Charles n Ealef's Store.
M a. The undersigned being convinced
LY W that the true policy Of the merchant
bis To choose his supplies at the CON-
mencemsnt of each season, thus being able to sHit
more fully and perhaps cheaper. his paS Ions, he
would hereby inform his friends and the public in
general, that he has just arrived from New Orleans
with complete and fresh assortment Of Dry Goods
and others, which he holds at such low prices that
will certainly astonish any visitor who may come
and examine his goods.
His stock Of goods consists principally in:
Fancy Barsge Dress Patrons,
Jaconets, Briilantines, Caiicos,
Gloves, Crinoiines, Petticoats,
aud manY other fancy articles for ladies.
Aaso. ReHsiy made Spring Clothing for gentle
men and boys, Hats, Caps, Shirts, Shoes, Boots,
Come and examine his stock and Judge yourself
of the quality and priees. s. LEVY
@ 0peIousas, March 10th, 1860.
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LORD B EN- rTINCK.

80 THIS thorough bred horse, will
z0t n stand the enaaing season, af the Stable
d n of ths snbscriber, in RelieTne, Parish
E s. i af st. Landry, La
r PEn1GREE.-E0RD RENTINGK
was sIred ~ Imported Belshsxzar, ont Of Sally
Bnowsby, Liam in Imported Whip; Grandam hys
imported Bedford, g. G. Dam by Imported Shark,
ont Of Sheperdess.
LORD BENTINCK was bred by Mr. Polk. Of
Tennessee.
. DEsrnInTaoN He IS sixteen hanlss and half
hixh, of matchless form for strength and apeed, d
dark bay color, with hIaek iegs, mana and tail
TERses Ten n0iixrs The season Of FIVE months,
ID cornmsuee The first OF sSch and end the lst Of
August
M ares from diskance will b furnished with
gead pasfurage at SO cents per week. Feedextra.
~ ALI mares sent sf the risk Of the owners.
April I'd, 1850 BIZ RR.
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NGoHTTrTTG0TJ.
District t,'ourt"~ Parish of. St. I.andr7

In the name Of tie State Of Loussiaas,
To sehonas az mag concern. -. ..Greetsaa.
WX NOW YE that William Daskuorth,
- of the Parish of St. Landry, has ap.
piled to eur district Court for Monition in.
conformity with the act Of the Legislature Of
the State of Louisiana, entitled an Act +" Re-
slative to Monitions, and mode of proceeding,'
approved en- the 9th day of MaaSh 1855, To-
make known that said William Duekworsh
became the purchaser of the property here's
matter described, at a Sheriff 's sale made on
fthe 4sh Of April 1857, bysL v. Chachere,
Sheriff of the Parish Of st. Landry, under
judgment in the suit of Sarah Mcdaniel, wife
Of Charles Greenwell, VS.. Randolph Fogle.
man, District Court, Parish of St. Landry.
Description Of the Property.
Two certain Tracts of Land, described iii
the Sheriff $ sale as lst., - The East half of
the South East quarter of Section 81, in.
Township /. South Of the 31st Degree of
North Latitude, in Range No. East" and
secondly, The East half of the North East
Quarter of Section % in Township | South
of the 31st degree of North latitude, in Range
No. 2 East" for the price of three hundred
dollars.
William Duckworth, the PETITIONER fur.
thermore shows tnat there is an error in the
desert ption of the first of the aforedescribed
Tracts of Land in the said Sheriffs sale, it
therein being stated to be in Range No. 8,
instead of Runge No. 2 East, that said error
was the consequence of the error in drawing
up the Judgment in the said suit of SARAH
Mcdaniel, wife &c, w. Randolph Fogleman,
for in the petition of the Plaintiff in the said
suit and in the copy of the mortgage filed
therein, it is properly reeited that said Tract
Of Land was the East half Of che South East
Quarter Of Section 21 in Towdship One South
of the 5lst degree of North latitude in Range
No. East, THAT said error should not
therefore prejudice the title of Petitioner,
who desires to cure the same by availiug
himself Of the benefit of the mention laws
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to-
all persons who can set up auy right, title or
claim in and to the property above described,
in consequence Of informality in the order,
decree or Judgment Of the Court under which
the above named sale was mada or any ir-
or iilegality in the appraisenaent
or fof any other defect Whatsover, to show
cause within thirty days. from the day this
monition is first inserted in the public papers,
why the sala 90 made should not be confirmed
and honologated in accordance with tile ap-
plieation Of the said William Dnekuorth, the
purchaser.
Id testimony whereof, hare
hereunto SET my hand and affixed
the Seal Of said Court. this arse
March, 1853.
!. LAsTRApEs, Glsra.
0ne1nnsas Anril Qnd 1a5a
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Cow VENT ANHb AGAIlHsNHY y
Or THE
LTD g0leEP IIllN,

GTpes1saSg8y EOseasag9se
gFyHH nssittltion VIII BE opened BY the Ladies Of
tIae sHoIy Crcss iii the beginning cf 0ctober,
IS liz Town of 0peloasas for the education Of the
Young Ladies' Of the Parish and d the neighbeKing
Parisfes The lacatinn a mast delghtfnl and offers
all ths parents may desire
e. their children The education will em-
trace aII The braneles ID best Institutions
al America 81 Esrope Keadin 5pslling, Grammar,
OomuosiisiOa, Rhetosic, EIoGution. applied % the
French aaa to both of which the
utmose asfa,ation and both of which the
minis wI most carefay he ID SPEAK aud write
with cosreetness, elegance and hleaacy ritiIg,
|GeograpIy sacred and al.elssat modern
History, MYTHOLOGY, Alikhmetic, Rook keeping. the
elaInsiass III Algebra aa,, NafnFa Phil0so
Enhy. Natural History, Eomestic ECONOMY, Sewing,
Embroidery, Artificial foMers, Drawing, Painting, 6,
Voc,,I and Inst branch will
be sasss hy i ArtsE just arrived from
New Orleans. ssss
gatI;rr Win bes emitted ID kindle IN the pupils
vivid e.sIlation for learui1 e greatest attention
viii assp BE paid to deyeop minds. form their
hearts and eIevate their charafta They viii hare
o faar from evil examples 0reTl ass0cia-
tioa,s ID III tmes Wifhin The enslosare ef
the holse and under the eyes Of kind teachers who
viii watch ever their morals with maternal aeeton.
They win receive no visits exest from ther parents
~ Who viii he admitted t0 see them iii the
usrlor on Thnrsdaga after the morning classe and
ID Sundays aater the nsasa.
The usinaas aftentiou viii be paid to the health Of
he u1st,i she diet Mill be wholesome and ahund-
n1rssd win naatarna visilaEce
and tendeFness
Relisitn ii the gresl1atl work uf educafioia ! The
xussx ii Gatholle heseyer, yoslnE laaIes Hho
uapr Ieao1ta Id other will be- reeelved,
us1 III only cDrltkinn nc CONTAINING t0
& xersesssaE Eof tae hsusa
easI1le pzrens ID send their ezlser
F4gss 81 eeheoi tnsy prsGs sha ase ef
sersz1 81 eyszt kesp ion-
Iacr astla asIi of tram ID oace tss naod
Tu;s;o SIu0 HUI Eer incasth pay-
abis sel,E EsnnuaiIy d 20 aslsanen lzy-
Min psy 80 $50 or ar the sehalaste
yaer to sheir age md a classes thay M
Iatkeard Msf III fiae pfsHn d. thu Guitsr will ha
Iehsf1sed ~ per an1fh, $I per month fsIr tae aGe
u tha per nenth lor voczl 1anais. q
~ - - sapp shsir el.la.sa Win
Llsb rznsid II ihrs thsE asaaliaa ~
ines''resa y slclns's ~ alan
to IL sapr,lliisa sseir ~
II haa q NH lrient aantity
mil avaEy daY clntilea;
Nh slsS EssIsg tIle unif cnssistiag f1r
Ese sz 37ssx ysAr Hi blns with cape ef the
sauaa cekss slses sllla
bpiuets. bIna es bsuss sso wells hlas,
Eniss - G sslsalI hsackel eossss
Iis 81 asrs 81 & asld
M Iisrshsr jul ... E:
' ssiistaf u oE HE
Ios q NE
Hesssus 81 III Al
AilsIuzk 1a6s-
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IH AVING purchased Dr.. III LittelI's
A u interest in this store. take this methcH Of
my friends and The public generally, that
will hereafter devotesmy entire attention to the
Drug business and will found at all hours OF the
day at my post; and al night at my residence, for
meffy known as Rruyenta Hotel.
r. LEoNCE HEBRARD.
0pelousas, October 23d, 1858.
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Hss.rry,s AaHaea ing NaReIlal1se

undersiI gued haviing leased t1ls
Landing respectf aIly informs The pub
lie that he nt, pslins ta the care Of
Ijlerchand ind cs,nfd TO his seare.
He takes tiiais ttnIiity of informing
those inter HIT no viii NJ defls
cred by him usl less the storage and steambaat
freight allaIll have been paid Il aayance Or on
yHalIgery of slIe sane
IEluIttssIEsNE RsI<s1 EFT
barry q Landing, July aas4ash 1893
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! SIaafEer,s Gardcsa Seeds.

SAAaEeE7S WaENGzA SEEDS.
UST received, large and well selected
&@ assortment Of Shakers Garden Seeds,
direct from the gardens, which are guaransssa
tobe fresh, and the best adapted for this cli-
mate, for sale By
P. LEoNCE fEBRARD.
Cpelousas, February 18th, 1859.
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FOas SALE.
VaIaabae wood land fpr sale.

VaHsaA@ae W0Od Hanfa8 kaaR sale.
Es. A fine tract of wood land, situated in
s@ Prairie Basse, measuring twelve aspents
II froRt by 40in depth, suitable for5ssaw
- - mill or to supply the Town Of Opelou-
sas with cord wood for years
Also, tract Of prairie land situated in the same
quarter, measuring 10 arpents front on 40 in DEPTH
well calculated for plantation.
Also: about d square of Land, situated inthe
Town of Opelousas. with the improvements, con-
sisting in Dwelling House, Kitchen, SC.
For the price and further infosnations. apply to
the editor Of the 0peIousas Courier, to @. Donate
u Bro corner of Court and Bellevue streetsss0 0pe-
lousas, or to the undersigned, near New-Tbasi
Dec. +1y.I sDuBREUIL OLIVIER.
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97zg Il ONga

Boaraing BY the year, $40 90
Day Scholars by Che year. 40 90
g BY the month. 90
FuRnlTuRE... ~ -..~E
Bedstead, Mattfass, Pillew. BIZ the quarter, q GO
washing BY the month, = 90
The students are expected to furnish their lights
and their wood during the winter.
There will be two public semi-annual examina-
tions during each year.
The Scholastic year is composed of u months,
including the month of vacation.
The reductions in cases of sickness or other cau-
ses independent of the will, will always be accoE-
ded with the greatest equity.
Medicine and the attention Of Physician in case
of sickness, at the cost of PARENTS in which case
Parents have tat their option to choose their med
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Watch~Hlzkes and JeweIler, Bellevue
street, Nimna0s Ole stand, in Opelousas
eaa being pernaaaently located offers his ser-
vices 10 the public in general. Watches and
Clocks of every kind aB well alf sorts Of Jewelry
viii be repaired promptly, in wortmanlike man
asrs assa III vssy md assatss psisss y
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IES Al II faIefs q lzzsEIaassa VeF, 3
h ias the Parislla
III gss a afs d St 1Eazs
I[i of tlss auaif
illl N nd
tss naos nFiets
Tasse sslio iisa5 ned his 1riIs
tp him. af St fs ~ ssalsor af
ID tlpslonaaa
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|{sszzzassa So THE undersigned wishing TO re-
Itire from business will sell bis stock
Hot Groceries, under the regular price
TEAa. nfor cash.
- He takes this opportunity 10 re-
8 s=q quest all these who are indebted TO
hiInto come and settle.
He Iikewise offers fDr sale or Isase his property
sitnatedas the corner of Court a BelIeyue Streets
nea1 thu Court House. a
CORNELIUS DONATE.
OpeIousas March 18th, 1s5e--l0un,
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New Orleans and 0pal0usas Regular
WaekIT Paci.es.

@smEmh THE good and safe Steam -boat
Esah4s, VT. BURTON, Captain Gustase o.
Iouaillier, built enprsssly for the
above trace, will make her regular weekly trips
between Waslington and New Orleans, leaving
Washington every Sunday, at o'clock A. NJ, and
Newt Orleans every Wednesday,. al S o'clock P. N.
This boat will take freight 6nrsalI intermediate
landings, vim the Atchafalaya
For freight or passage, apply on heard.
q. HINCkLEY eco.
.opelousas, January aastth 1859
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len u ice.

NNRaVALINCs1UR, UR ,pracfi itioneE rnidsri ferry
suraspf..a ilsist, hav ving III himself
NJ nengIr in Upelnnsas. his perv rvices %
m IaIlcs Ezelss Hill nj functions
with zsal ami prudence, and Vuiii be
cusesl I'm iiiisi In abSut two ssesls S. !.
lsratnito colss tf ations spr ths lEall on
Monday and Friday fsoaia = ~ 8 Y cloek 4. y.
ilJfrearss ssi
He F Acher, 81 ollfle t1a 1gae
81 RayilInF IL zFa aplor, AgSYan A4
II Issel H Saantox. Jean r.. AHss
~ ossxims III. lszltlEy, RaEnoa y @
0reipaasss a5ih sept 1888
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Hsw.erlsans aud apsleusas rngulsr lasksk

. saa%A THE gots anis safs steamer
N, sE7BAYoU BEIaE Gapt BEae1r
NEy, Master, viii continue her
regular weekly trips between Washington and aaw-
Orleans, leaving Washington every Tuesday at 10
o'clock A. III, and New-urleans every Saturaay, at
o'clock r M
The BayDn Bslse being Of q very light dfaught,
and well calculated for the trada planters and ship
pers can rely ei the regularity of her trips.
The undersigned takes this opportunity to tender
his heerffsls thanks to his friends and the public in
general, fps the very liberal patronage extended to
the Bag0a Bslas. BEN0ET hEY, Mister
Opelousaa, Eahrnary sefh 1853.
H- All letters and packages, for New Orleans,
hy the RasgH Bafs left al thsE Office of MesaEs.
Hofme B Gradenig Will D8 III Gisri dispatched.
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WASHINGTON DRUG. STORE.

a THE undersigned hereby inform their
Ys friends and the public in general that they
u have just received fresh and considerable
assortment of Drugs and Medicines, as also Paints.
Perfumery OF all kinds. &c. #
They are agents for the sale ofa large quantity
Of Patent Medicines, themost pgpnlaa
A. LDUAftEfEk e. co.
April 9, 1887 Washington, La
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4fatf of 1nsaeaSHsgsg.
ra,:ss nt'rg''S s5 s: eezas; Hssa,v, / No. $685..
Estate Of Jacob Mock, deceased.
n IeALBINA HILLS, ofthe Parish Of st.
MD Landry widow Of the late Jacob Mock,
deceased, and Administrators Of the Estate
in community between herself and her minor
child. having filed q Final Settlements of the
affairs Of said Estate, accompanied by pc.
tition praying chat the same may be hofnofo-
gated And whereas the prayer of said ne
tisien has been granted by an order Of Court,
dated April 201h, 1859.
Therefore, notieeis hereby given 10 alIin.
terested,to make opposition ID wris.ng, in my
Office, within thirty days from the date hereof,
why said Final Settlements should notsbs no.,
melogatsd.
d. LAsTRAPEs, Clerk.
Opelousas, April 23d, 1859.