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t4slate 70 remain speeidls liortgaged until 6nal
payment OF principal and interest. =
All sums to bear interest at the rate of eight per
cent per annum from maturity, and all purchases
of twenty-five dollars and under payable cash.
st. Landry, Nov 20, 1858.
ELISHA ANDRUs, Administrator.
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APEL0USAS VERY STABLE.
~ Kept by NAgcISsE Josss. d

Host.er. fsrdS. X
Offers superior Inducements to 5..,A5.ssSs-s,,s
travellers and persons wishing to -s-42- 4ez-s.a
hire horses and carriages. pa
The pfoyerbial kindness, skill and attention which
"Narcis4e" bestaws upon HorseA entrusted to his
care, is an important Consideration, apart from the
Corn, Oats, Bran Hay aud Fodder Of first quality
constantly on hand to meet the various wants y
customers. ,t JOHN pOSEY
opelousas, Noy. G, 1858. Proprietor
CYRuP OF IoDIDE OF IRON, fresh aud pure
- for sale by 7. L. HEBRARD.
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GT. MARY'S ACADEMY Fer BOYs.i
In,a institution, lately established in thc toyI
" t,petonslss " hessnw upon tho hoys youths
Oetnber. - IA 8,a, ,TSf -
The aausse .of Instruction will epnhynce snch
utmost care VIII be paid 70 tlor rapid Improvement.
me hsst Teachers Will bo selected; their nuinbOF
VIII be Increased, to suit the Increasing number 81
the students III f a =
Tho very great success Of the Institution ftom khs
beginning, ths long expurencoof those at tie hsad
Of A.. their nnconqncrahle determination W carrv
out the neble work, are the best pledro fNey M
children. s.s,;{i q, .7,... Z. = 4 = -
For tcrma and other particulars, apply 10 ~
10 W ssfss s, Rev GILBERT rhAYMO@y1 III
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RA }Es!' FACES !-On Martin Andre
A u pouts tr& (, formerly Pitre's track, or
"ednes' T rsdaF and Friday, the 18th, 2otl
and 2lst0jF g next, 1859 .t-l
LIST day. Yor l mile ard repeat-Sweepstakes
Porse, slf EElntfy, slo0. Far all horses that
I'd day. tnile.-Pmse, ss0.-Entry. sl5. Fo,
half American and Creole horses
sd day.--l mile.-Purse, s25.-Entry, $40. For
saddle horses either American or Creole.
Should any horse after having been entered, fail
10 run, The entrance money is forfeited.
All entries should lie made on the track and at
least six days before the day of the race
The proprietor deducts ten per cent of the en-
trance money. MARTIN AND3EPONT. .
Decenl5er 4, 1868.
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ySE I THE BEST OF HONEY III /
ANE u Nllftith.ln .asa. - Z

sye,a yaluablo receipt for rnakMgs lonap,
Y, Ma,i send ~ any pers5 for fifty CENTS
ana a,se y inpHf ssa iaihly 1t halt the oost,
lde honey, from which ii can mol be fold'
Frsch that viii inahe ard sell Il can easily
81 to ss per day. IT ouly reotissi f,.,;r
Ne IT, and they can be obtained at any
de'ightsal luxury. forany lady ol make II n eeh
minutes at any time. Tl,ree cent postage stamns
arc Us good as money. A,iitess ''''s'
BR,1J, ri CEEiAt,ER, Baltimore. Md.
aE a,r. Y y we Gererl Agent ior Dr. Winders
'ak fer Young Men, designed to prepare Them
tne society OF temgles No. 2, "Esiars of Cont.
I.ellp; No; J, Reproductive Control" Either ot
MhieA will be mailed TO ofderupoi the receipt Of
70 cents, Nov. 20. 1858
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WHY LABOR SO HARD no WASH :

w have chemical process for cleansing
clothes; BY the nseof which they can be washed ii
with very little rubbing. and they are very clean
thus saving much hard labor, and the clothes last
much longer than II washed in the old way of was
ing by machines ETC., for they are not worn Out by
are easy to be had. mail the reccpt to or,ler. nst
paid, upon the receipt Of hf4y cents. Three cent
postage stamps are as good an monty. Address T
s. DIR. j, p. CREAGEIa, Baltimore, Md /
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;s;5I11 = win bsss
pgbDlslIin llsls u PIaquelnias Brrlee, 0n r
dsnes saesaay, Janrary is, fs go.
~ s.iiy duly analitsdIs, ina. & f. .suetopee,
Ii, " fssyas i yssss described properly A4e
iNegIo lsan T,l,ss ~ Large American Horses
Il 9Ss asr 9Dtdfs s91 fIsss l'Fs%IPg saPgg
sn hOqsenSaI 5as,y @ other articles too tedious to
Eusrate. n ,,o;r,oSs;- a negro man will be
#, ss s5n;s ;sa i s g'gPsasSS 5PsysSs = cssh 9s
iuis o. ,,,n ana asyable @ on ths first day of April
aef su,iS psys a;g,,g their nees with personal
assi-st u tSe satsa ion Of the pnderss1ed;
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1000 Gold Guard, Vest, and ~
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Gold Lockets, Brsceleis, brooches, Ear Drops
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Nov o, 1853. 335 broadway, NewYork
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NOIiCE.-Mr. Dennett Editor of The
Planters Banner FrankliIg La, is collecting
information in regard to the number Of hogshcads Of
sugar and barrels of moiasses raised in each Parish
in this State and has deputized the undersigned to
collect sach information in this Parish. Persons
visiting Opeousas who bavc not reported their crops
of sugar and molasses, will confer favor By making
such report to Mr.. Jos. p. Richard.
Opclousas, Dec. Ii, l95s. A
JOHN u. BINM
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34YER's

taxed their utme5f e ,.-.- elhe nave eeeh
s,ct prrAt;.asqsast 10 pFuau best most per-
,,e,ssa which ~ known to man lnnumera-
p'sifoois are shown that these pills have virtues
which surpass in excellence the ordinary medicines
aud that they win unpteeedentedly upon the esteem
OF a men They are Ia safo and pleasant to tdke hut
powerful to cure. Their penetrating properties
stimulate the vital activities of tile body remove the
distinctions of lis organs, purify the blood, and
eNpel disease. They purge out the foul hnIlors
Whieh breed aud grow distemper, stimulate sluggish
or dlsrordered organs into their natural action, aud
impart healthy tone with strength to the whole
system. Not only do they cure the every-d con.
plants Of eyry body, hut also formidable and dan
geroas diseases That have bailed the best VI human
Skill. While they produce powerful effects, they
are at the same time in diminished doses the safest
and best physiu that can be employed for children
!'eing sugaleoated they are pleasant to take and
beng purely vegetable are free from any risk Of
harm. Cures have been made which surpass belief
were they not suhstantiated by men OF such exalted
position and charter as to forbid the saspcii n Of
untrnth. Many eminent clergymen and physicians
have lent their uames to certify to tho public the
reliability OF my remedies while others have sent
me the assurance of their conviction that my pre-
afflicted, suffering fellow-men l-g a =
The agent below named is pleased to furnish
gratis my American Almanac, containing directions
or their use and certificates Of their cures, OF the
following complaints: e n
Cositiveness, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism,
l,ropsy, Heartburn, Headache arising from foul
Stomaeh,. Nausea, Indigestion, Morbid Iuacton Of
the Bowels and Pain arising thercfrom, FlatUlency,
Loss OF Appetite, all Ulcerous and CGtaneois Dis
ease which reqaire an esacuent Medicine, Scorfula
Or Kings Evil. They also, by purifying the blood
aud stimulating the system, cnce many complaints
which il would not be supposed they could reach
sach az Deafness Partial blindness, Neuralgia and
Nervous tritablity, Derln gonents Of the liverand
kidaeps, Cont, and other kindred complaints arising
from low state OF ~ body or obstruction of il;
obstruftian of its fIffett1ns.
DO not be put off by ullprincipled deuers with
Ayers Pills, and take nothing else. No other they
can give you compares with this iii lis intrinsic.
value or curative powers. The sick want the best
aid there is for them, and they should haye it.
teal Chemist Lowell, Mass. 1T + ''4,' ~ ~ /.
Sold by P, L. Hebrard and John Posey, Opelou,
sas and by druggists every where. Oct. lG
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fEDUCATIUN.
CT.sMARY,s HALL. .sa1so-6x

HALL, WAsHIKaroN Sri
go. N exercises of this School w H.
lsapervisen Of Mrs Wlifnsy. Princinai asistcd ~
MrS; 3; Edm onston, late Of NeWO Orleans. n
Inc experience af Nrsx Oh ~ d teacher: Together
Mr. KIM nsr from tha Hon ~ A!
ifI9scssor Samuel II Dickson, Charleston. S. Cs
s n Il ass az sses ssss, for
tsa. aas Scholastic year - kidcd into two acsIonsJ
Beard md Taitiou inA the Easiish@ cousse, IN.
eaaG,ns sasss hatrieulatipn aud Contingent Fec, PEI
Day scioiars Z y = &, ~ ~
Mt Music Piano, Guitaf, or Hafp, PEI month. %
nooai Music Was ssss %ss.sss TIL. s 90
w use q lnssr,smentss sacsI. 4. l %
a',s nss q Sheet Music snd Diagrams. .sss.l ! e
Ing french, Spanish ard Italian Languages, arS
si,9ken igently in the Institution, and wfli bS
steSht I'M Mitii the Fine Ats at the usual rates.
IA I'M ialI aside from Board, furnishes edstsadS
Maslins. q lishts md toilet appsadases, ars
9he usitann consists Of School Gipssys Dr,a,.
" Green y, hera aFe and alelainc. salid color NJ
ine schooi - IN no respect deuominatinYsI. IA
nioo u strictly intellectual the orrnni-
sa.ian OF tlc departments deemed Adequate .
duties demand = -SsssssS
The building isapacious, soons commod,crs. pro.
sentng tiers sofs galleries furnishing delirhti6i
pomehaass a.ne sl sNlunded by finely shaded grounds
Boatders will not be nllowsd to oises accouuts
WsIious written authorization from parents: nor;
sent Under special charge, e =
All M made for che year, no dcductioa
tuition sse ssiaialEually in advance. s NJ
q ,vIsiTiNa coAMTrrks
! Z; * Cooke, n. u. wSshhktSh, jA.s Hcn. JoSik
:. mug, opaousaai y. Ogdans HolmeASiile.
NsFEnEEohs. ~
Eishop Davis Columbia s. G.: Bishon f,raen,
Jackson, Miss Esrt kiantt. st. Landry III: =. III
aisdersun, ST. Lan dry. La; Hon. u. Orr, Wnshins.
-, pa'' - =. ~ y ssssss Oct. Q. 1858.
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h A PRIZE FOR EVERYBODY!-Who
~ snhacrihes for the NewYork Weekly Press,
u beautifully illustrated family newspaper
81 The NewYork Weekly Press is one Of the best
81 literary papers OF the day. A large Quarto cor.
tanning twenty pages, OF sixty columns, Of enter.
tanning matter; and elegantly illustrated every
q week.
gift worth from SO cents to $1,000 90 will he
sent to each subserberon receipt of hesubscrption
money. -,
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M fICE-ON1L LAFLEuR, of the Parish Of
~ st. landry, having applied by his petition to
be appointed Administrator Of the Estate OF Louise
Parish; ''''S
aw, therefore, notice is atreby given to all =
Interested to show cause, II any they have. why
stion slai not he granted, at my office ia the
IN q apeloasas, within ten days from the date oil
Clerks Office, opelousas. Dec. IS, 1858. "fl
is. IASTRAPES. lf,larr u
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philaael,
IL phia.--A Benevolent Institution established
by special Endowment for the Relief Of the Sick
and Distressed, afflicted With Yrulont and Epidemic
Discsses.
The Howard Association, in view of the awf...
destruction Of human life, caused by Sexual dis
cases and the aeeeptioas practiced upon TIE unfol.
tunate victims of such diseases by QlaekS, several
years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon as q
Charitable act worthy Of their naiae, to open u
Dispensary for the treatment Of this class OF dis
eases in all their follns and to give Medical advice
gratis to all who apply by letter, with description
OF their condition, Gage, octupati0n habits of life
etc.l aud in cases Of extreme poverty, 30 furnish
Medicines irso OF charge, Il ,sleed!ess to add that
the Association Commands the highest Medical skill
OF the age, and VIII furnish the most approved
modern treatment.
The Directors of the Association, in their Annual
Repalt upon the treatment OF Sexual Diseases, for
tie year ending ,'annary 1st, 1858, express the
highest satisfaction With the success which has at
tended the Idbors of the Consulting Surgeon iii The
cure Of Spermatorrtea, Seminal Weakness, Imro.
tence, Gonorhel G!eet Syphilis the vice Of Oman
ism or sel.abUse, ETC., and 0raet CONTINUANCE OF
the same plan torthc ensuing year.
The Directors, Gil q review of the past feel as
med that their |abGTs iii this sphere of benevolent
effort have been OF great benett to tie afflicted
especially to the young, and they haye resolved 10
devote themselves, with renewed zeal, 10 this very
important and much despiscd cause
An admirable Report on spcrmdtorInGa, or
Seminal Weakness, the vice Of 0nahism, Mastorba,
ton or sefabuse and other diseases Of the sexual
organs by the Consulting Surgeon, viii be sent by
mail lin sealed enyelope), free Of charge on re,
ceipt of two stamps for postage Other reports and
Tracts on the nature and treatment OF sexual dis
eases, diet etc. are constantly being published lur
rratuitoGs dis,ribution and will he sent to the ai-
9icted. Some OF the new remedies and methods OF
treatment discovered during the last year, are OF
ddress, for Report or treatment DR.. GEORGE
r. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Aaso-
citation, No South Ninth street, Philadelphia Pa.
BY order of the Directors.
ERR D. HEARTW!Gl.Ls President.
~, ScrYet!.rg.
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STOTTCE.-EYante to hire Immediately 70
\ Nerroes to work on a Sugar plantation, for
which Tia highest cash price will be given.
EnGuire al the Patriot Office or to Mr. Elbert
CAN'T, on Bayou Haxia.
: Qrtnher O. l85S.
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DRUGS A
I A YER's CHEN

"A I Eli . GEtEl
"a rapid cure Of
Colds, Hnarseness,
Bronchitis. Whoopi'
Group, Asthma, Inci
sumption, and for ro
sumptive patients i
| stages of the dtseasf
| We need not sp
| public Of It's virtue
out every town.,
every hamlet Of tY
cures Of pnlinonsi
| known. Nay, few
country on this &,
perlMtce OF It's eth
| ties any where y
| living trophy Of
| gcrous diseases 4
the most pow
the formidable,
\ rnonary organs
remedy that q
| persons. Pars
the insidious
+ pared. We 'ba.
| Cherry pcctora
tions it preyen
| you, and cure VI
neglect them i
ineSonablc cank
your life away
lung disordierS
this remedy, VIC n,
them it is still mad
no cost. no care, il
tect possible, anG
the best agent VIII
cure.
| 4YER's
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E,AGLE HOTEL, formerly "Galt House,

ELISHA +. F.GREENLEE, of Mis- SAsSslsasssA n lssssA )
oisspp, having purchaed the above nj sssss,,. n
house, begs leave to annoit1cc to the afl,
pablo that it is noY open for the reception OF
transient and permanent boarderd. 1t il situated
between the upper and lower steamboat landings,
fronting the Courtablean.
The premises have been newly furnished, and no
eilort will be spared to render the accommodations
and fare AZ pleasant and acceptable to its patrons
those Of any hotel in the Interior Of the State.
Good staijligg for horsea.
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,THAS.s N. EALllR, Watch-Maker and
y Jeweler corner Of Main aud Landry streets. On.
elonsls. has on hand an assortment of WATCHES
and JnWEI.RY consisting OF English and French
aald ana Silver casad Lever and Lepine Wntche6s
Ea,-ings. Finger Rings, Breast Pins for Ladies' and
Gentlemen, Spectacles, Gold Pens with Gold and
Silver Holders, Perfumery, Hair Brushes, Toilet
Soaps, and other articles too numerous to mention:
tho whole OF which will 10 sold &C much reduced
prices for cash or good city acceptance. y : -
will also execute kinds Of work in my line of
business IN workmanlike manner and with prompt
dispatch for cash. CN FAfER
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TERas---IN ADVANCE: ==..
One copy for one year, and git t...........s2 00
Three copies one year, and gifts. .......... 8 90.
Five copies one year, and gifts. 90.
Ten copies one year. and 10 gifts. Is 90,
I@enty.one copies one year. and 81 gifts . 80 90.
The articles to be distributed are comprised in the
following list - '} 5a
United States Treasury Note. -. $1,000 90.
do do ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 500 90, each.
do do do. o..................3 300 00 :"
10 do do do. Observation-Disclosures. 100 co. ."
10 Pat, Lever Hunting Cased Watches 100 co. "
~ uoid Watches. .....-............ 70 09, g.
oV 40 ''....''....... ....'.,..,... 6u eU,. :"
300 Ladies Gold Watches. ,........ IS 90,
200 Silver Hunting Cased Watches. 30 90, ="
500 Silver Watches ......,,,sl5 90 to rs 90, g
1000 Gold Guard Vest and Fob Chains 10 90 TO 80 90
1900 Gold Pens and Pencils. .......... 500 to I5 90
Gold Lockets, Bracelets, Btonches, Ear Drops,
Breast Pins Sleeve Buttons, Rings, Shirt Studs,
Watch Keys Gold and Silver Thimbles, and varic-
ty Of other articles, worth from so cents to SIS 90
each.
On receipt of the subscription money, the sJscri-
bers name will bc entered upon our books opposite
number, and the gift corresponding with the
number will he forwarded within one weekto him,
by mail or eJprsss post paia
There is neither humbug nor lottery about the
above, as every subscriber is sure Of Pli1e Of :.
yalue. We prefer to make this liberal distribu- Z
ton among them instead of giving a large com Il
mission to Agents, giving to the subscriber the "
amount that would so to the Agent, aud.in many Il
cases hundred fold more. r.e~ a%
All communications should be addressed to e
DANIEL AiiEh PuRLlsHER T:
oil Centre street, NewYork
May 49, l6jS.--ly. asassS sssSs
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fFYo o,TT-4T-PAY II ERS-A ArTEYTIoN ,-DpIin-
/ nuent taxpayers of the tax OF l557, are hereby
notified that my deputy, john B Hhn VII; from
~, Thase therefore who wish to avoid costs will
do we'll to call Immediately at my Office in opelon'
sos and should be absent, Joseph D. Richard Esq
is authorized to receipt for said taxes = ,.-,,
ops''''7 Parish Collector
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ENUGATION.--Tho undersigned, late Of
= Opeiouaas, has opened School for young
ladies IN Villc Platte, ut the residence IL Dr.
el,ayitt; at which place she IL prepared to receive
pupils.
january 2, 1853, 1T. RoY. q
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Is stage, Auctioneer
the District Court, for tie.
will be sold by Robert
pary 10, 1859,
Eing described pronert,

"a" 1r| N H'a7 As
usry 10, 1859,
Ting described property
Jated in the town of
half arreut front, BY
soanded =. Ok by land
Tyille street, on one
d,id on the other by
ith all the buildings
ble.
elican Horse, l large
Horse, l small bay
= Horse, l American
K Gre Die Horse, /
with Harness and
@ Qut top, l Buggy
sith top. l Hack
md three pigs, l
iles brides,
n Mils, 2 Bed and
ligs, ] Cow and
Watct., ETC., etc.
real Estate on a
4. n the day Of sale,
shld on a credit of
5f sale. Pwcha-
ae-curity, in solido,
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NlEI GREAT FIsM4tLE rlLIA--Dr.. n.
Y p CAEAGEa is the General Agent, wholesale
g. retail, q .,, pn Wheatoii's Gelabsatfd rclnaie
w1l restore the in6nshiy cnurses Wher, tasr III
rep tsoin shy icav.a ussatesef.G They never
Y Ia Hslsy case where, the t,iieetioas ureuud
gtntaining the l'ills hare been strictly
Se'l, There has 10 case of ALLURE evSr
aewlsdge, Being purely vegetable
b lies safe Mailed 70 orief. ,,Sst naM
Seeeit Of u, BY n Bll. j. r. CREASER' I
Na,s h5gis ,yii n. al Baltimore, Md.
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n NDuCAIION.--My School will open for
~ the. year On tho Ist Monday Of October 1858,
All pupils will be considered as entered by tho wear
and VIII 10 charged accordingly, unless by special
ae:Temant to The contrary. Terms-I'auncnt In.
varinhly in ADVANCE. 8fl
Washington, La, August rs, 1858. slil
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SALES AT AUCTION
:. :
SgBLlC gsaBLlC SALE.--Estate of Thomas {

=. GHEIIey. \ m n n n - Q -T'7 =
l.. Wlll Be sold BY the undersigned AZ .e
last residence Of the deceased, on b scat a. 'o nu
a., wednesday, 5anuary 30, @
.he l, following deserted property gging n ~
lot of Hogs CIt.a asasnsed w:
utensils, household s,1 siaIes planta' 4; a
mopables too nnrs.a plantation and hoi.,snold
TrRMs .Sn En,,,.,, p mentieI. Z
money n,yai,o 1.t ~ s:-one half the puichaI
on the ist of Anvil I y I'd 1859, and the other ha
And at'arovci nassaa Purchasers to give notes
satsfact n of tbe a ecurity in soiido to Che
olice Of Min n XIV nu hstrator, payable at the
of On1lo1saa b"or;,s s torney at law, in the town
taiity until final payines cent Interest," from ma
Opelousas, Dec. 25,is
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tact every thing usually found in country store ~
NY assortment is large and complete, and can
assure my friends and the public generally. that
can supply their wants on the most reasonable
Terms And FOR cash pledge myself to sell chem
~ caeap can ee VIII take pleasure in showing nv
he turned into money in the New0rleans market
taken in exchange for goods. A-' ~ ~ :
~ Cotton Sugar and Molasses bought at market
rates. Call and see.
Washington La, Oct. l6, 1853.
r. S. WILKINS.
4t Opposite Steamboat nm dine q