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The Opelousas courier., 1859-12-31
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IY# yH Il ndersiig gned will open i course Of
Book Ka aaepiing albout tie lst of Janu-
aI next Persons wishing 10 follow TIE
win the n1dersig ffor con He will
always be found at tha ofaiiice of Borne b
IS BERN b.
psloasas, Dscsn Iber asrd 1859 u
The Opelousas courier., 1859-12-31
PUBLIC SALE.

By the undersigned Admsasistrazoy.
T.YHE public are hereby informed that
- there will be sold at public sale, to the
last and highest bidder, by the undersigned
Administrator, at the residence Of Thomas S.
Walker, in Bayou Chicot Settlement, in the
Parish Of St. Landry, on
Tuesday 24th. January next, 1860,
the following described property, belonging
to the succession in community between John
Wilmington and his children, the. issue Of
his marriage with Sarah Nelson. his deceased
wife to-Wit:
aeI ACRES oT1AND,
on which Thomas s. Walker now resides,
situated in Bayou Chicot Settlement, Parish
Of ST. Landry.
200 Arpents Of Land,
belonging to the earns Tract.
PA Acres of Land,
belonging to the Mcdaniel Tract.
A NEGEsO-VV0MAN.
azzrm~ So head Of cattle with the
YAMASA brand JB; 2 yoke Of oxen
~zNzsssxXp OK cart /; 10 head Of horse crea-
ssS'sseVssSS"stu ture 2 mules /; one jenny ~
head of sheep 100 head Of hogs one lot Of
blacksmith S tools 4 beds; 2 tables kitchen
utensils the improvements on Pine Woods
Terazs and coaadstious:-Payable in four
equal and annual instalments, from the LIST
Of April next, 1902 purchasers furnishing
their notes with good security in solido, to the
satisfaction Of whom the right, with 8 per
cent. interest per annum, from maturity un-
til paid And moreover, the lands and slave
remaining mortgaged until full and entire
payment of capital and interests.
. JOHN WHITTINGTON,
sAdnanastyator
Opelousas, December oath, 1859.
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ISIIDORE (aRA0UILLA

IsHSHWANN - hA ~ H1 FsA p - u s
AFFERS Till services to The public of The Parish
~ iii St. Landry. HIRING established at 81. Mar
silsvile Depot Of Italian Marble Of The first quality
heis now prepared to erect Fanerary Monuments with
oil without inscriptions, on all plans and according 10
Ill tastes, III prompt aud Worknanlke manner and
Oh moderate prices. s q.
Thoae Wllo may need his services will please write
70 him ri Maftiasville, or apply u The aditor oi
the onelousaa Courier. Aug. II, 1858. sss
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For sale at Private sale.

ii BOUT three Lots Of Ground, situated
N in Vile Plate, upon which there arc a
Dweing House, out houses and other i'm
provaents. This property is well situated
eitherbr store. q baker or shoemaker shop.
Forarticulars or conditions, apply either
by WrihgE or verbally, to Messrs. Coreil or
Daire, Mle Plate.
Septeher II, 1865
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NEW LOGGER Ka q

aER THE undersigned has established
[yBEa@ESA Grocery Store on Main Street, ope.
K1gS lousas, near, Mr.. Vatter's Furniture
sstore, where be will constantly keef
fresh articles Of Grocery and liquors. at as low pri
ces as small profit will admit. His present stock
comprises
Flour, Bosaana sausages,
Sugar cured hams, ClaTet.aIld other wine,
Smoked shoulders, Whiskey,
Dried peas ofdvers kinds. Brandies,
Sardins, Champagne,
Lobsters, Irish potatoes,
Cove oysters, Coffee,
Dried tongues, Sugar, Rice and in fact
every thing pertaining to complete Grocery
Store. RAPHAEL HOLLIER.
Opelousas December, 17th, 1859
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h,l IN R g Ut Nf.3 & 3 e.

III Y y equal ii quality, if not
superior, to the celebrated Z ThomastoWn Lime,
81, hand and for sale BY the undersigned.
Those who are in need Of Lime to build OF
otherwise, would do we'll to purchase this
article, as it is inferior to none and will be
sold d great deal cheaper than the Thomas
town Lime. .s.3 .8
For sale iinlargs Of small lots, either onthe
premises or in the Town of Opelousas.
!. LUTZ.
0atoher OH. 1S5S.-4tff a
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Public Sale.

w @V ME public are hereby informed that
- there will be sold at public sale, to the
last and highest bidder, BY the undersigned
administrator, or by duly licensed Auction
eer, ON the Plantation hereinafter described.
at Bellevue, on
Monday the 30th january next,
1860, the following described property be.
| longing to the Estate in community between
the late Joseph Victor Richard and Marie I.
Richard bis widow, both deceased, late Of the
Parish of ST. Landry, to wit:
A TRACT q lss4Aog OF LAND
situated in Bellvue, in the Parish Of ST. Ian.
dry. about 5 miles from the Court House Of
| Opelousas, measuring two hundred and for
I ty arpents {superfcial measure,) bounded
North by the Plantation of Widow VIM, II.
Parrat, South BY that of John P. Hudson,
East by that Of G. *. Frazee, and West by
those of Thomas FL. Lewis and the late Jean
Fabien Richard, it being the same where the
deceased last resided
ALBERT, a negro man aged about SIS
years, (ruptured)
PAUL, (Attolie) malatto man aged about
39 years.
NARCIsSE, mulatto man aged about 20
years.
BEN, negro boy aged about 18 years.
EDOuARD, negro boy aged about 12
years
SOPHIE, negro woman, aged about 40
years, with her child, Charles or Chariot
about years DID,
sILEsIE, negro woman, aged about 25
years. 81,
PELAGIE, negro girl aged about 1s
- A frame house built on the
ssssa tract Of land above described four
EAz EsAAzl corn cribs; one shed carriage
house negro cabin; kitchen; hen house a
buggy cart lot of pickets in fencing
lot of rails;
GgzA about 43 head of gen
h&sS$ tie horned cattle; about lS head
$780, Sszsssof horse creature; about 800
barrels of corn ;3 work horses; 2 mules;
plougs; harroWs;; household furniture and
many other articles, the enumeration of which
would be too tedious.
Terms and ConaationS-All sums of
ten dollars and under payable cash on the
day Of sale; all sums upwards of ten dollars,
payable thus one third in one year, one third
in two yers and one third in three years from
the day Of sale purchasers furnishing their
notes with security IN solido to the satisfac-
tion Of the administrator Of said estate, which
notes payable to the order and at the domicile
of said administrator, in this parish and bear
ing interest at the sale Of 8 per cent per an.
mum from maturity until paid. And moreo-
yer the land and slaves remaining specially
mortgaged unto said Estate, until final pay
ment Of the capital and the interest that may
accrue thereon.
ALEXANDER V. RICHARD
administrator.
Opelousas, December 24th. 1859.
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October 9th, 1s5S:---ttff.
S1aaana I,er! Lumber II.

JENNIE undersigned having improved and
transported his saw-M I'LL two miles Of
Barre,s Landing, on bayou Gourtablea,,, is
now ready to SAN any quantity Of lumber, Of
any length, up to - feet. lumber viii be.
delivered either at bis mill Or at Barry 8
Landing, and large bills flled at modefate
prices. CHS. CLOSE.
ST.. LandrY, Nov. Goth, 1868.
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m Ri,R1IE 3 ADENIGO. Collectors,

1 x7IIL uks III collection, claims Of al kinds and
wv descriptions which may be entrusted 20 then
from the hrisa Of ST. Landry and those adjoining
as well do Hom New Orleans. They hope by thell
Industry aid palctaaty 70 deserve . share OF the
pi,blic natgouage. Their Office ii on Main street
0peleusaa opposite n. Provost. Jan. l5, 1859
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iarriss ID posltox.

4 m II o nns igned keeps Constantly
s q Oh hand i'll FlsJV ORE EaNg pRI-
&c ESi OR GI I1sy CksEEIsfNGE.
Fiae Ea ggys, Rnck kWaya, Hacks and SuIk IT,
gather VII y Harness, W hips and Poles ID accom-
panvs or they will be sold separ
1ss s;ss JOSEpH GIBBS,
OIseaousas Oetober III, 1858
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M en fraL Aoflce.

HAR. EDWARD pILAsE, from the Medical
I'LL Faculty Or Paris, oErs his professional SER
vices to all who will hopr him " th their con-
fidence. !, AZ
bosss iasely occlpied bf Mr.. Evte. Debaillon.
washington, August yth, 1859. tly)
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Forle at private sale,

&IXLOg OF GROUND, adjoining each
- othersatuated in the town of Opelou-
sas, and suita e for residence, it being on
the limits oftAtown These lotswill be sold
cheap for CASH 1rFor particulars, apply
to the editor ofAe Opelousas Courier.
Opelousas,.: III June 1859. If.
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ANO Their TRACT OF LAND,

sHSANMa confirmed by certificate A, No. SAG,
ssH# measuring six thousand four hun
- dred arpents, in Township 5 and 6
South, Range and 8 West, situated on both
sides of Bayou Nezpique, in the Parish of
St. Landry, near the mouth Bayou Beaver
Greek, bounded, at the time of the confrma-
tion, South by Louis Boisdore, and North
by Louis Fontenot. This land is also well
timbered [.-
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For Sale ae Pirate sale.

8 IA NEGRO-MAN, agaabout 4s years,
IN natiresnf tthia Parishaood carpenter
and excellent wheel-Wright.
For further information. 41y at the Office
Of the Opelousas Courier.
October 18th, l859-tf.
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]R(HiSSBT & GENIN.

No. 50 Canal Street near GhaFtrss, -orlealns
IN MpoHTERSand Dealers il Shelf Hard
ware, Gutle,y, Combs, Brushes, Perfu-
merry. Stationery, Fishing Tackle and Toys
and j general assortment Of French. Gerialan
English and American Fancy Goods.
July 24tlI 1853 5ss
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81 OR 8. I1E1.
Ak@h SACKS OF SALT, will be
sold cheap, On immediate ap-
pliieation u .the unde gned.
s. 81 u. RIQUET.
Landing, Oct. 18th, 1859 1T.
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Public Sale.

By tie undersigned Public Auct,oncey.
YDyHE public are hereby informed that
IL there will be sold at public sale, to the
last and highest bidder, by the undersigned
Auctioneer, on the Plantation, last residence
of Mrs. Clement Holier fls, about 3 miles
from the Court House Of Opelousas, on
Tuesday 24th, January next, 1860,
the following described property, belonging
to the Estate of the late Clara Doucet, de-
ceased wife Of Clement Hollier fills, to wit:
- A Certain Lot Of Ground,
lsss:sss situated in the Town of Opelou-
- sas, bounded North by - street,
East by Union street, South by property
belonging to Charles Thompson, and West
by Main street, it being the same property
purchased from Desire Godet, by act before
r. Labyche, together with alland singular
the buildings and improvements thereon
erected.
A certain negrowoman named MA RE,
aged about As years.
A negroweman named MARIE, aged a.
bout 26 years, and her four children: Meline,
a girl aged about 8 years; Louisa, about 7
years; Cecilia, about years; and Alphonse,
about one year.
A negrowoman, named sYLVIE, aged
about "a years and her son William, aged
about years.
A negrowoman named LIzE, aged about
20 years.
A negrowoman named Tnsee, aged about
IS years, apd her four children: Joseph, IL
years, Marie, 1 / years, Isaac, s years; and
Mathilde, 8 years. :.
Al certain Fraction of Tract of Land 81
tuated in the Town Of Opelousas, measuring
20 superficial arpents fnore or less), bounded
North by the Land Of W. Dixon Perry,
West BY that Of Joel II. sandoz, East by the
{ land Of the heirs of Godefroy Hollier. decea-
sed. and Dixon Perry. and South by the land
of Miss Melinda I'll. Thompson, Thomas d.
Thompson, and others, it being portion
Of the land purchased by the deceased at the
successional sale of John Thompson, about
the year 1851. o
three wears credit from day Of sale. Purcha.
sers furnishing good and solvent security to
tie satisfaction Of the Tutor ofthe minors Of
said Clara Doueet, and all sums not punctu-
ally paid at maturity to bear interest at 8 per
cent per annum from maturity until paid.
and moreover, the landed property and slaves
remaining specially mortgaged unto said Els,
tate until full and entire payment OF capital
and interest, which may accrue thereon.
IJttsi. N. ROBIN, Aactioneef
Opelousas Dec. "a 1859. s
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EVA RisTE DFJEANs Auctioneer.
W. Ill punctnally attend 10 all sales, either
suecessisnai sor private, w hich may be en-
trusted to him from Tue Parish of 81. I.andrv
ONCE Ii, Upalousas Feb. 10, lB59.-.1y.
The Opelousas courier., 1859-12-31
Iii IN HI m Ha H,Hx, !

- Watchsn0ak kas and JeweiIers Bellevue
D N7A street, Nirnmo's old stand, iii Dpelousas
60 bai,lg permanently located, offers his w,
Clocks ofeverY kind as well Is al sorts of Jewery
will l,e paired promptly III Hor kmanl Ike man
ners and &c Sssy moderate prices.
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NEW ARRIVALS.
IL JUST received at the OPELOUSAS
- DRUG STORE, kept by sa
81 po Nao ylln3AARlDo

N9@ - 70
- Soluble Phosphate of Iron, ept Leras
Hypophosphite Of Soda, Bromide of Potassium
5on Aan ,nd AHd P Msasss
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PATENT MEDIc-vEs.-
Kennedy's great Medical Discovery, McLean,s
inyigoaating Cordial Jonas Whitcomb's As pma
Remedy, etc.
CuTLERY.--Ladies'f fine Penknives; Gentlemen's
pocket and Sporting Knives Fine Razors, in cases;
Ladies' Scissors assorted in cases. and by the single
pair; Forceps and Pullikins. @4.,
: srArloNEnY.-Record,L Letter and Note Paper Of
the best quality Steel Pens, Pen Holders, India
Rubber Squares; Lead Pencils, Guilot Carmine
Ink, Envelopes, Maynard & Noye's celebrated
Black writing Ink.
FANCY ARTICLES AND PERFuMERY.- Biscuit Sta
tuettes Porcelaine and Glass Powder Boxes, Porte
monnaies, Handerchiefs Extracts, Pomatum, Toi-
let Soaps, Creole OIL for the hair, etc
SusDRIEs.-Paints, Zinc and White Lead, Col
ors ground IN Oil and Water, Lamp and Linseed
Oils, Brushes, etc.
ALso,--A let Of Specie Jars, suitable to put up
Preserves.
OpeIousas, November 18th, 1859.
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HILATRE DEsESSARTs,

GOkLEGT0R sRsN.D GHxER,
lAFFERss his services TO the public of this Par
W-9ish He has formed no partnership with any
one Hi either of the above branches.
0seloasas, March 18th, S58.-1y.
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Rlam f:afIO1a for Sale;

II ts8 ~ Aa4NAWAAS ~ - 5saeaASSe aeA y
IN IN Bayou Beuf, containing so4 acA
some $50 we'll cleared and under fensl
The above Tract of Land is equal IN fs|
.tility to any land upon the Bayous and wi
be sold upon liberal terms.
Apply to Or. j. A. TAYLOR,
near 0pelousa
November 18th, 1859 IT, y 8
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For Sale BIZ Private sale.

"A TRACT O LAND, situated at the
I4A head of Bay Slow, in the Parish Of
st. Landry. being q N w. Quarter and the
". half Of the n. / quarter ef Section 6,
Township S, South ange 6, East, contain
ing 242 85I100 acres
For particulars appAo Aug. N. Robin, at
the Recorder Office, oat the residence Of
Mrs. r. Labyche. in Opousas.
October 9Th, 1861 So
The Opelousas courier., 1859-12-31

III IMPORTERS ofand DeaIers i'll Foreig III Ind Jones
/ tie Hardware, gatlery, Combs, ElusIie rerfa-
merry Stationary Eishin{ md And Il
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10 3 3 &
G. 81. Az E1S. = N

Among whom are i6 good working hands; only
one old slave in the whole lot, and that one is va
luable as Midwife and Nurse for the children
and the sick.
The stock alone on the place is worth $4,000.
The whole will be sold togetherSon the follow
ing terms - sos 600 600 cash, and the ba
lance in one, two, three, four, five and six years
credit with $ per cent interest from day Of sale,
and per cent after maturity mortgage and ven-
doris privilege retained together with personal
security, unless the purchaser prefers paying
$4,000 cash. 81 #
Al list Of the negroes and their ages, left with
this paper Possession givensimmediatey
LUCIUS j. DUPRE.
Onelol,sas December 24th. 1859.
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Public Sale.
By a dxzy commissioned Astctsonee

F 6y a dssly commissioned Aasctsoaeer, IN
and for the Parish ef st Landry.
MDY virtue of an order from the Hon. ths
- Judge, of Che 18th Judicial Distric,
in az for the Parish Of St, ] andry. bearing
date the 22nd November instant, 1859, ths
public are hereby informed that th' Hg MIaf b.
sold at public sale to the last and paghest bid
der, by duly commissioned Auctioneer
ndo1s before the Court House Aoor' in the town O
Saturday, 7th January next, 1860,
the following described prope.Sy, belonging
to the Estates of the late Antoine Boisdore
and Manette Boisdore, his wife, bosa decea.
sed, late of the Parish of ST. Landry, to wit:
~ sgsaassA Agsg Ng ia yTs9.
szk confirmed BY certificate A, No. 545,
ay aaYsSR measuring two thousand seven hun
-. drea and fifty -four arpents and 90
hundredths, situated in the Parish of St. Lam
dry, on both sides Of Bayou Nezpique, ad-
joining the lands Of Lemelle and French, at
the time of confirmation. This land is well
tim harel
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IliIer.
Dellsfue sIrset, adipinlng thsI garlsr SIlol,

u AFE IRIS his eeryieesta the citizens of Opeloi-
81 sas and vicfalsY sIe feels roliiit lent that be
can satisfy MI tastes, iii catti1g and max iEsg He
works cheap ior cash. aaiareh a6th 1850
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! !

Il
81 lss II sais s|sIics ofE
u ts JesaIss
3 epslousas
arbsssss 81 sn1zH
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FOR SAIsEs.
THE PLANTATION

MA 1fasMA on which now reside, valuable as a
tsssES cotton or stock farm, and distant four
44s8sasssA miles and half from the town Of Ope-
Iousas, containing about 1860 arpents Of land
three hundred and fifty Of which are woodland !;
about 1000 acres under fence in field and pastures
The improvements, all OF cypress, are new, and
such as are required on the very best improved
farm. The stock on the place will be sold with
Il, consisting of $50 head Of fine cattle 20 brood
mares, colts, mules; 20 young mules g plough
utensils and an abundance of corn and fodder.-A
new cotton gin and press, just put up Also
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/ sza ezA mm szasf .fA ~
r u l5ss J e. - .
sHpIEYAR Ratnn Rnnge ii,

Y. y. SURVEYOR, Baton Rouge, La.
A give prompt attention to the en-
v " Lands 1t the State Land Of
fee, At BatS Rouge.
Opeleusas let. 10Th, 1859.
alcas Press please eopie in En- En-
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MEDICAL nyoTTeEs.
ii sgtefl5 NAr I'll dssF FAEf fl

Dr. eylll. D. qtfatft
II AVING permanently locatefat Washington,
IL d respectfully offers his professional services
to the public. 81, !, i,
at the Drug Store of Messrs Laaillier y Boucher,
and at night, at the residence y his fathers !
Washington, La, j Jnly 9Th l59-- "
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! SALE AT AUCTION.

- go 5ss .5#57s$E ~ E3@S
YByHE public are hereby informed that
- there will be sold at public sale, to the
last and highest bidder, by the undersigned
Auctioneer, before the Court House door, in
the Town Of Opelousas,
on Tuesday 17th Janua7y neat, 1860,
the following described tract Of land. belong
ing to Mrs.sJ Remy Viou and Augustin Fol
lain, to wit. II S=sf
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND.
Situated ID the parish Of St. Landry, at
MountyiIle, bounded South by property for
nerly belonging to Amos Webb, now to
Mrs. +. ". Murdock, North BY Bayou Gro
=eodile, West BY land formerly belonging to
King q Walsh and now owned BY PSWar-
telIe, and East BY the town Of Mountville,
containing about twenty superficial arpents,
together with the improvements thereon, il
being the same tract which said parties pur-
chased at the successional sale Of Augustin
Belair Fontenot. $50. !
The conditions which will be favorable to
purchasers, will be made known on the day
Of Sale,
b. DEBAILLoN.
Aactioneey.
Opelousas December. II, 1859.
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N ERR III AN BOD EltULLEa BELLEVUE st.
aa near ola ks hns music oli
the violin and guitar and repairs naslsea ss,stru-
s 4 Msnss and tunes pianos Janaar ~, 1879
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~

HIN u III II sssss riptfon
o. Essl Bsiaes Street. aaa.
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state &C Iote6slaara.

Opelousas, December 18th, 1859.
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TIIDlag Alctioaess
6AEFE his ser ii ices "a ths ppbl the Parish5
I .l of 81. Landry. He can i alsfays % onna IL
4 the Sheriff pifice
The Opelousas courier., 1859-12-31

1E ~
9 KS u for salls'
" caeap as II cent Ior III New
k1ileanss u BIRO
loasaa.
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SUNNI ER RES0R rs.
ORKNEY SPRINGS

fINllIS celebrated Watering place. situated al the
Eastern base of the North Mountain. Shen-
andoah County, Va. is now open for visitors and
the propretors are happy To inform the public,
that since the last season they have made con'id
era bic lin nprovcmentS. They pledge themselves L"
do all in their power to make all, both Invalid or
Lleasure seeker. comfortable.
The waters of Orkney no humhug. To all
who are suffering from cutaneouS affections, these
waters are Invaluable. bcug eiieaci"liS III impart-
ing strength and tone to the torpid liver, and a.
tending generally to resusca'e and build up de
clining and enieebled constitutions. We have
plenty of Ice-our Bah Room is large and airy
and furnished with music by 81. Clair Davis Star
Band from Washington City We have daily
mail from all points. North aud South. PasScn-
ger. leaving Alexandria at o'clock, reach Mount
Jackson, the present terminus OF the Manassas
Road. at ID o'clock. at which place Stages are III
waiting to carry them direct Ia the Springs, dis
tance of IL miles. Fare from Alexandria to the
Springs ST.. Our prices for Board is IS per week,
SOS per month, or $l.j0 per day. Children aud
Servants halfprice. For further information we
refer to Messrs. Gray, Miller 4 Co., grocers or j..
r. Nickln. esq Ticket Agent. Orange aud Alex
andria Railroad Co.. Alexandria. Va, OF address
MCKAY, BRADFORD Il CO., ProprietorS.
Sb..,,ndouh cnunty Na jy lo-lm
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XPRESS STE M LINE

ALIEN ANDRIA, VA,
WASHINGTON AND GEORGEPOWN, D. c.,
AND PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
rsSss The superior and fast sailing pro
SkaSpellers, ~. G. ALGER" and rs. SEf-
NOrR," will leave Georgetown, Washington and
Alexandris on THURSDAY of each week, for
philsielpha. connecting at that point with daily
luc Of steamers for New York, via Delaware and
ksri'sn Canal. Through receipts given.
one oi these Boats will lesve Philadelphia every
FRIDAY, for Alexandria and the District Cities
CONNECTING with the Orange 4 Alexandria and
AausSsa> Gap Railroads, Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal, dc. Freghts will be taken at low rates,
aud Goods forwarded promptly. free of charge.
WM II. F0WLE 4 son,
No. South Wharves.
AGENTS
II. II. TAYLOR & Co, 73 West St, New York.
Dawn CoorER. Is North Wharves, Philadelphia
BRADLEY TAYLOR, Georgetown, ID. Z.
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BOOK BINDER AND PAPER RULER.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
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Fronting and Shirtug Linens and CottonS
81 dozen black Silk Mitts
100 dozen Ladies. Gents and Misses Cotton Hose
Valencenes, Thread, Cambria, Bohbin, and Swiss
Edgins and Insertions
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New style Mnhair. for travelling Dresses
Nansook. Null Swiss Jac"nett and Cambria Mus
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