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TOHN II. KING, AvooAT.-A transporte
= sou Office a l'eneoignnre des rues Landry Cd
Marche, ct ~attenant i son domicile, presqne en- face
du bureau du Grehler.
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environ mile barns " 4.ytgt pallles, ioin, outils ara
torres ct rlenbles dc maison etc.
Termes ct gonditions.-Toutes sofnnles de $50 ct
aldessous payab!es compliant. lie mobilier Il un an
dc credit du jour de Ia vet,te pourvu que la somme'
50 monte il plus de $50. Les e~selayes 4 | ct 2 ans
de credit du jour de Ia vente; fhabitation ct les ter
res 3 |, z ct 3 ans de credit du jour de la vente,
payahles en- t,ois p~aieners egaux ct aniueis. Les
acalereurs fournissant leurs billets avec caution So
lidaire i In satisfaction de administrator, les dts
billets seroIt faits payables q lordre de, ct endosses.
par les dts acqtereurs al bureau de ]. H. ct Thomas
0vetton aux 0pelousas. Les dts tbillets portelons
interet i Iaison de huit pour cent Pan de lecheance
iusqn'au Placement. Une hypothaque speciale ayee
privilege du verdeur seront retenus sur les terres ct
les e~sclayes jusqnau Placement du prix. Aacune
propriete ne sera livree avant qu'on ait rernpli les
conditions ct les terlnes susdits.
Opelousas, 20 ~janvier 1859.
F. A. KING, Administrator
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Y,HEODOSE s. ROBIN, Avocat, oGre SEES
SEES services d ses amis ct au public du Quatorzi-
eme ct Quinzidme District Judiciaire. Son bureau
est aux Opelousas. Avril Z.
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A LBEIgT DEJEAN, Avocat et Conseil-
- Ter, Opelousas, I,e., s'eccuppera tonic affaire
concernant sa profession, tant dams Ia paroisse de st.
Landry que dams les paroisses avoisinantes.
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A Yls-Toutes les persos lai ont des Teela q
IN tions contre Ia succts I de Jhlie pau i
spouse decedGe d Ayguste Pitrc de la Parolss St
Landry. sont prices de les presenter, dams les nte
jours qhi ~snivront Ia date dd present avs, lor
avocat Albert Dfjeall, u son bureau aux Ops AS
ct ceuN qui doivent Il Ia susdite successor ont
bien de venir iinmediatement falre un H 4men1
ayee le susdit avoeat. ~ saf
~ jan 1859. M OSCAR Il xsUVAls ateur.
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TILUIlES DE MUFFAII,
PAIN KILLER DE.PERRY DAVIS.
Recu par les derniers mriyages.
Quoiqne ID nc sois pas fageat special pour la
Avente de es indictments, ien refois neanmoins
CONSIGNMENT IN assortment dos propri6taires enx.
m6mes.a ct je les ofre al public 4 aussi bon marchG
que touta aiitre maison du district. Jc garantis les
m6dicameas que je yends. I0
Opelousas, Is noYembre 1858.
7. LEDNCE uEERARN
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nEPor DE MEDICINE DE ST. Ian

nEPOT DE MEDICINE DE ST. LAM
~ D1lY.--Le s~oussignG n constaniment I'm
grand ethel assortment de nrognes, Peintu- s~ry3
re, Huile, Teinture, Vcrnis, Brosses, Wires, YW
Parfunlere ct articles de fantastic; Vim ct IL
Eau.de.yie de premiere qialite ponr medicine; pape-
teIie, graines de jatdinage, cigares ct tabac de la
Hayane, de choix.
y est pour la veute de Cherry Pe%ctoral, Pilules pnr-
gatives, etc. l1tant aussi l'agent de Moffat, Londen,
Champion, Hull, Woodman, Rowand, Railway r. r.
ct le Pain Killer de Perry ct ponr toutes les autres
medicines p~atenties qui sont en- vogue.
Les prescriptions seront faites ayec soin 4 toute
heure de la mutt ct du jour. JIG s~ollicite fespectiteu.
sement Encouragement des inedecins ct habitans.
Opelousas, 6 nov. 1858,
sfi JOHN PoSEY,
,ag Droguiste ct Apothicaire.
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A NlS-On dcmande il louer immediatemeut
"a ElShf SEGHsES pour TRAVELLER sur une as
%sacrerie. On donnern lie plus haut prix ct Oh ~
raiera compliant. S'adresser nu bureau du q
Patriotic OH a H.. Ebert CAN'T, an Bayou NaXia.
OpetnnslS, 9 |uctniTe lSls.
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TTNNTE PAR In sHERIF.-Etat6

yTEN1E PAR LIE SHERIF.-Etat6
NJ Ioeisiane-Cour de District, Paroisse st. Ii
idry.-No. 802s.-V.. G. Clark Administrator W.
Mark w. Harwell-No. s3a7.-Le meme ys. le
meme-No. a3s7.|~asY. G. Clark VS. Mark. w. HarWeli
et ais.ANo SI53.sJalnes s. Rufin VS.. Mark W. Har-
wel-No. s247.--Le meme VS.. lie meIne.t-No so2I'
". G. Glark. Adm. vs.. Robert r. Harwell ct als;--No.
iS3S6.LWm L. LeInrich, Cnratetir vs.. Mark " mar
sweil.--No s235.AJoiin Ward vs.. MarkW Harwell.
En- vertu dun writ dc fl. fa., deliyre dams les process
cidessils, par laeGour de District, dams ct pour 10
Paroisse St Landry ct lie susdit l1tat, ct a MOI
actresses il sefa expose en- vente pubfiqne, pour du
compliant, a Ia residence du deiefdeur Mark haf-
well il Bellevue, SAMEDI, lie 5me jour DIG mars, a.
D. 1859, comlneneant 4 II liet,ress A, ~. g eohai-
nrlant de Jour en- jour s'il est necessaire, topsies droits
titres, ~interets ct pretentioiis du defendeur, Mark
Nv. Harwell. anxfproprittes eisdessuus deetites, sal
sic 4 s~atisfaife les susdits w q sayoir: g.
4 habitation ~siieriere situGe dams 10 pareisse 81
Ia dams Bellevue, arec toutes les batisses et
al htipns alii sty %tfouyent, contenant f26U acres
n %Amoins boisde ai iofd par la terre de y. y.
n in Sud par la terie d'Adelard Boatte. alEst
bayou BourbtuN ct a.f0uest par In terre de
benise Bpurqae. 4m a
nlus on noiils, bornt s4du Nord, suaet Quest
"a terre de Benjamin r. Rogers ct a TEST par ie
4vou B0urbeuX. ~
tin nagre nommd Haley agG d'environ 80 ans; une
~iegresse NOMINEE Judy. de y ans aHec ses eng en-
yfants Sabra, jim, Narcisse, Henry ct Martin; tioe
negresse NOMINEE Hama de As ans; IN nesre nommG
Henry, de Is ans; un Mcgee mnIn6 Tolbert, de "
ans; M negre nomm6 Daniel de II ans; ule negfes-
sc nomm6e IIenriette, de " ans ayne ses delA en-
fants Jane ct iIeley. LnV.
Bureau %&5aeris, Opelousaa Jan. 1858. sterll'
yTENTE PAR LIE SHERIF.-Etat de la
' Louisiana Cour de District, Parpisse st. Lam
dIy.-No. s5S9.-Bernard Avegno syhdic VS.. Simon
Kaufman.
En- vertu dun writ de Fl. ia. dalivrf dams rafaire
ci-aessus, par la Geur de District dams ct pour Ia
Paroisse st. Landry ct lie susdit Etat, ct d moi adres'
Sc, il sera expose. puaique, pour da comp.
tant, Il la Maise5 j sette Paroisse, SAMEDl
lie sine jour de mars, A:S 1859, commencant d
IL hcnres, ct continuant de jonrseal ionr, s'ilestneees
saire, tous les titres, droits, ~intttets ct pretentions
du defendeur Simon Kaufman, aux propriitts sui
vantes saisie pour ~satisfaire ledit writ, sagoir:
Deax ~terrtiils, avec toates les batisses ct amelio'
rations dti sly %tronvent, situes dams lie village du
Grand Coteau, mesarant chaeun 90pieds de face SUI
40 pieds dc profondeur, plus on moins ct d'aptas
lie plan de Ia vieille vile de St Charles, Giant les Nos
33 ct "a ct bornes an Nord par la rue Bnfles au
Sud par la terre de William Burleigh, ii FHsSpar le
terrain dc Nine Joseph Brown ct 4 l'ouest par le+
~terlains de Juste Bertinot. @5
Bureau du Sheriff, 0pelousas ~ jan. 1859.
u l.. v. CHACHERI1, Sheriff.
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ECURIE DIES OPELOuSAS-rrer

ECURIE DIES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ par Nnrcfsse Jones, valet de- x.,
eare,-Qffe dc grands avantascs es89esEsssa5%,
aux qoyagevrs ct a tons ceux gui 1lA-GS&9s
venlent louer aes chevauN ct v~oitiires.
la reputation que sest fate Sarrisse CONNIE la
let ddcurie, sans prepdre en- consideration que scu
grand approvisionnrment de courage l1i donne I'M
juste tlttea Encouragement phblic.
GA %trouvera t%nujours II son Gcrrie, Mars, Ayoine.
Son, fnin ct P4lles dc la meilieure qualitc.
opeiousas, nov. 6 1853.
IAl1N paEEN~ pr,,,..-,h.,
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HoTEL DE LAIGLE, autrefois a cal

A Wis MEDiCAL-Le Dr. VArlNoouR.
IL Aeoueheur, Chirprgien, Dentiste Axe aux
Opeloasas, Le.-0hfe SEES services a tous SEES conci.
toyens.
II remplira SEES ~fonetions aVec zale, at les man.
geurs de terre seront gueris par sessions, lie eette
facheuse deprivation du govt dams uue periodic de
quinze jours environ.
Consultations g~rataites pour les i~ndigens, les lun-
di ct vendfeai de S a 8 heures du matin,
Rsdfences.--MM. Rsveillon a Taylor, DIR Acher.
Jean 7. Arsenaux, Raymond Rim, Adolphe Gar
rigues, Agerin Afsenaux, O. A. Guidry.
Opelousas, 20 aout 1851.
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G0SELIN, PIERRE, Mennisier ct Char
N ron, ofre SEES. services an public, ses prix Sc
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nEBAILLON e CARRIIlRE, Consigna-
~ taires, Expeditionnaires ct Marehands Com.
missionaries, Washington, La.
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A NS.-un ollre IA yendre a des conditions
~ tres avantagenses, six cent s~oixante acres .ssss
de terre, sitoee sur 10 Big CQae ridge, Parois- SiGs8
Sc DIES Avoyelles. Pour les conditions s,adresser an
bureau du fatriote DIES OpelotSaS. oct-6m
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NTILIIAM III. SPENCER, Avocat.
VIZ Exercera sa profession dams les diitGrentes
Cours du lone District Judiuiaire. Par son assidpi
to ct sonindustrie il cDmpte meriter encouragement
public. Bureau aux Opelousas. M 4
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CERAMICS DE GOTON.-loo sacs graf
~ mes de cotton dn Petit Collie, a yendfe par
BIRAIfL0N 4 CARRIaRE.
M AIS.-2o0o barils de Mails, qui peuVent
AYA etre liyres aux o~pclousas gu 4 Washington
ct a vendfe par
nERAtLLoN & CARRIERE. Washington
GHAuX-40o barils Thomaston, en- bon
" ordre a ycndre par.
~ DEBAIIt0N 4 GhRRlrRE, Washington.
NatNTURE UARNTCA dc Dorvault-Bon pour
l. les commissions, etc, a Yeulre par
. P. j.. HEBRARp.
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nNEzIME "a. GUIDRY, Notaire ct y
~ %eanteur public dams ct pour la sParoisse St..
dry. Bureau 4 10 Mnison de Cour.
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|HfLAIRE DEssEssARTs, Collectep
- Crieur public, ofre SEES services aux citoW
st. Landry. Toute affaire qui lui sera contiS ecc-
vra sd prompte attention. II nest associss Z per
some ri pour Pune III pour l'autre deces deux BRAN
ehes. 20nars 1858. 8@
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MI A GAS1N DE MEUBLES.
w LOUIS WAITER.

M A HASIN DE MEUBLES.
4fA LOUIS WAITER.
Rue du Name, (ancien Cafe de NJ. Perrault.)
lie soussignc ayant onvert I'm magasin de meubles
1dN opelottsts anuonee an pablo ql'il les veudra Il
peu pres alN mautes prix de IA Nouvelle Orleans. v
eomprls les flais dc transport. il continnera Il faire
dies meubles, les reparer, ct en- eehangcrn do WEN
pour DIES neuts, II sollicife me visite de Ia part des
Danes cAnme des MesSieurs.
Reeus par lie steamer Bayou Belle.
bal assortment Almpires Meyer ct Acajou,
Lifts en- tons genres ct dc toutes dimensions,
Lifts ct i}ercoauN d~'eufants,
Iavahos NNet ct sans marbrcs,
Chaises Ell hercouses de toutes descriptions,
fables a manager avec ct sas coulisses de toutes
grandeurs.
Tables rondos Meyer ct Acainn,
Gneridons ~trAG2aiS, Sofas, tiiaces assorties de
grandeur ct meubie de hHtaisie,
Necessities, Bottles a Outrage, G~arlc,manrer, etc.
Ter iaRv lSj9-ly LOUIS WAITER.
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II OUIS stage, Encanteur Public
~ ct pour la Paroisse St. Landry. Bureau
Vile Platte.
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TNAU nEyIE, Porter dc Londs
~ de Ia premiere qualitt, il W Y
Il
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Les extremes assisteront aux classes, ct Guides ct
anx rdcr6ations, Giles %pourrnnt. prendie leur diner
dams lii maiscn. On aura 6galement pour elles,
pour lcur pragrlss dams leurs Guides ct lelir bonnie
%condtite t,ate ia diligence ct tonte l'ardcnr qu'on
pent atteadre de personnes eXclusivement devouees
par religion, par ;ttat ct par zele a f6dacation de Ia
~jeunesse.
Opelousas, II octoire 1867.
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a#4 SIEUK MAKfE UU DESERT.
on pent anssi s'adresser pour renseignements a NJ.
G.. Raymond, Il ~li5glisc.
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A.lAlAE'- 800 ONCE, a venlre a hen mar.hf
" Iw p. J." tlEBRNRp.
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NTOUYE II MAGAZp DEPOT A
IN WASHINGTON w 3.
LIE So sign6 ayant prisl e esMN lde Depotten'
antrefoi 4par Messietrs Fonteko @ Lyons, receyri
Of eyn6diera ayec soin ct promi de, tout lie fire.
ct les marehandises qri lai ser5 comics parse
amis ct lie public en- general. n
n. Il. PITR}sE.
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les.


al UGUSTE N. ROBIN. Encantenr pour
o. la paroisse st Landfy.--0fie scs services a3scs
anais ct Ait pnhiio en- general. On le. %trouyera tou-
ieurs au bureau dn Recorder.
Opelpusas, % mai 1858.
louis NANIfILIE, Encantear public
ll dams ct pour ID paroisse st. Landry.
npcloasas, ! mai 1855 IA.
H b. RITCH1Es hgeuieur Civil, Arpon.
LIZ teure ct Copiste.
Washington, Inc. Z avriI ls5s-1a
III IS: GAY, Notaire Pablo, dams ct pour.
49, la parpisse de ST. Landry, oire ses services an
public, let espare par hue stlicte attention, aux at
faiIss qni lui serdft ~confces, sm6ritefs ule partie da
patronage Cubic. Son bureau est u sa residence, al
Bayou d u. Tous ordfes laisses au bureau de pos
to q WI 4ington. au magasin do ]. i. Morris 4 Big
Cane, ss.a u magasin de Akenhead au Bayou Chicot
seront;bromptenlent executes. s
Payoisse st. Landry, 3 avril 1S5s.--la.
II j. BEAUCHAMP, Encantenr dams ct
Osponr Ia Paroisse st. Landry, execstera ayec
promptitnde tonte aiflire qui lui sera comic. Bu-
reau anx OpeloGsas. n mars 1868.
|HfLAIRE DESSESSARTS, Collectep
- Crieur public, ofife ses services aux citoNT
st. Landry. Toute atfaire qai Jul sera contix see1
vra 50 prompte attention. II nest %associSn Y per
some hi pour Tune nj pour fautfe desces dclx Bran,
eles. "a fnars 1858. N
|nNEzIME a.. GUIDRY, Notaire ct
~ %eanteur public darset pour la Paroisse ST.
dry. Bureau d 10 Mnison de Cour.
NNTILLIAM III. SPEN GER, Avocat.-
VIZ Exercera sa profession dams les diiidrentes
Cours du lone District Judiciaire. Par son assidpi
to ct sonindustrie il conpte meriter Encouragement
public. Bureau aux Opelousas. "
+ OUIS stage, Encanteur Public
- ct pour la Paroisse st. Landry. Bureau
Vile Platte.
nEBAILLON ~ CARRIERE, Consigna-
~ taires, Expeditionnaires ct Marehands Com;
missionaries, Washington, La.
G.0SELIN, PIERRE, Menuisier ct Char
IN ron, oIre SEES. services an public, ses prix Sc
ront modGrGs pour dl compliant settlement.
TOHN Il. KING, AvooAT.-A ~transporte
y sou Office a leneoignnre des rues, Landry q
Marche, ct ~attenant i son domicile, presqne en- face
du bureau du Grefiier.
A LBEIT DEJEAN, Ayocat ct Conseil
- Ter, opelousas, Ee., s'eccuppera tonic atfairt
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nnOGUEs TT MEDICINE
gialitt, I'm assortment COZ
1
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I'm fES pour malades, Hyd ises, 20
a. nn grand assortment d Yes &c
Il vendre par ia
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II j. BEAUOHAMP, Encantenr dams ct
u pour Ia Paroisse st. Landry, execatera ayec
promptitude toute aiflire qui lni sera comic. Bu-
reau anx Opelousas. n mars 1868.
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in this country will not exempt him from
that claim if he should voluntarily re-
pair thither.
That, certainly, is a plain commence
ment of what value certificates of natu-
ralization are out of the country that
issues them, in the opinion Of the Cabinet
1t would seem that every man, be his
birth place where it may, should be
protected by the flag of that country
whereof he is a citizen.
We should have been glad if the dis
tinguished Secretary of State had made
a test case on the application Of resi-
dent of our city, once French citizen,
we mean Mons. ERNST, Of Cincinnati,-
Captain of Volunteer Company, and
recently honored with rank and station
in the military family of this State.
ERNST would have stood no double-shuf
fling, but would have shown the French
Emperor that the game of BALL had been
his trade.
The Monsieur, an American by adop-
tion has been refused protection, and
has returned to his home and city "nur-
sing his wrath to keep it warm Shall
we have war with France.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

FLORAL FESTIVAL Mr.. Robbins entertainment
last hight at Smith Nixons Hall, was not attend
cd by as many patrons the preparation and merits
of the young participants justified Vocal music ia
at all times delight, and is especially pleasing when
youth and beauty add their charms. The improved
vocalisation in our Public Schools, has been paricu
larly commented upon during the last year or two
II the minds of our children do not become dtssi
pated by these public displays, these tests OF their
skill and ability may q valuable purpose in de-
veloping the strength of their accomplishments.
THE FLOATING PALACE, with spaldng &
Rogers European Circus, opened at the foot of Wal
nutstrect yesterday afternoon, to large audience
This company is composed o. "Jrght particular
stars" from all parts Of the world. The Palace was
also crowded last evening. They perform this after
noon and evening" for the last time. Go early, in
order to secure a scat.
WOODS TuEATEE. 90 This popular place of
amusement was filled to ovorHowing last evening by
one of the most fashionable audiences we have ever
seen assembled in Cincinnati to witness the perform
anco of the Rivalsor Trip to Bath. Every character
was we'll sustained and handsome boquets fell in
showers upon the stage. Tonight will be presented
"The Poor Gentleman" Secure seats during the day.
QUEEN CITY GARDEN "A large audience was
In attendance at this institution last evening. The
performance passed OF agreeaby. The manager
seems determined to keep order anddecorum.
NATIONAL THEATER.- This establishment will
be opened next Friday evening, when Compliment
tary Benefit will he rendered Mr.. Samuel Simmons.
Give Sam. hamper.
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NEW BOOKS.

HEART OF MIDLOTHIAN By SIR WALTER
SCOTT. PETERSON & BROTHERS, Phladelphia
RICKEY, MALLORY & Co., Cincinnati.
This forms the Eleventh volume of PETrRsoN's
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lished at price sufficiently low to enable persons of
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abridged in fact the entire matter of the forty
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LIFE OF OLIVER CROMWELL. BY ALPuoNso
DE LAMARTIHE. DELIsER q PROCTOR, New York;
RIckEY, MALLORY Il Co., Cincinnati.
This is one OF those neat, portable Volumes which
constitutes Deser Proctor's Household Library a"
Though the editor (Mr o. W. wIGHT) has thought
proper to adopt the translation made for Bentley the
London publisher he, nevertheless, compared It
carefully with the original, which led to his dis
coYery OF several verbal errors, and two important
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which the series is designated. Whoever has not
read memoir Of the Lord Protector Of England,
should procure this cheap and handsome volume.
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HOME INTEREST.

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chant Tailors, &c, 1877 Main street, between
Third and Fourth, have just received from the
eminent firms of Develin, and Pagan, and
Carhart, New York, large supply of elegant
summer goods, which they offer to their friends
and the public at low prices, for cash. A fine
lot Of ties and cravats on hand.
The City is alive with the marvels of
MADAME LA RosE. Already the character of
many persons she has drawn with unerring
accuracy, and dagucrreotyped the features Of
the husband and wife. What she performs
are briefly glanced at in her advertisement
We understand that the best and cheap
est likenesses in the city are to be had only at
APPLEGATE's Broadway Gallery of Art. They
cost only twenty-five cents.
The highest perfection in the Photo
graphic art has been attained by MEssRs. BALL
Il THOMAS, No. 100 West Fourth street, near
Race. In the taking of Daguerreotypes, Am
brotypes, they have no superiors in America
They aim to please, and always hit the mark.
The phGnix is out of the ashes, at
No. 222 Fifth street.
Daguerrean Gallery. Southwest
corner of Sixth and Western Row, over Han
nafords Drug Store. Pictures taken and put
in good cases for 20 cents.
Warranted to please.
For Wedding and Visiting CuI ds, go
to HALLS, No. IA West Fourth street; also for
fine English ana French Note Paper and En-
velopes.
Harlan 81 Wilson, No. 80 west Fourth
street, pay particular attention to the Photo
graphic art Call at their rooms and examine
for yourselves.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-08

SUPPOSED MURDER OF SEVEN PERSONS
The bodies encased in the box found floating
on East River, near Port Morris, on Wednes-
day last, have been examined and an inquest
held thercupon. The box in question is made
of pine, an inch thick, measuring feet inches
long, Is inches wide and liz deep Ouside
measure.) 1t was found to contain no less
than the remains Of seven persons-two white
men, two women and two children and a ne
gro. The head Of one Of the women had been
cut off and lay at her feet The body of one
of the white men, which was of very large
size, measuring feet inches in height and
weighing some 200 pounds, had been stabbed
in three places near the heart. On the clothing
of the infant were the initials G. NJ. The
clothes of both the children were of superior
quality. Lime had been sprinkled over the
bodies, and the faces were much dis6gured by
it. There is no explanation of the mystery,
though it must be remarked that marks of vio-
lence are to be seen upon the body of one of
the men, which had been stabbed in the left
breast.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Na1~THE SEVENTEENTH EXHI-
EITiOE Of the ONO MECHANICS INSTITUTE,
for the promotion Of the industrial Arts, will open
AZ Pixies Opera House, Cincinnati, ON THURSDAY,
September /, and continue three weeks.
jc8-ct JOHN b, HFlCH, Clerk.
lsJ~ J~CINCIEN *TI DIVISION, No. 2
SONS Of ofTEMPERANCE-Wil hold their next meet
ing, THIS EVENING, June G, in the A. p. A. Hall
on Plum street, above Seventh, west side.
Ie7-aF BY order of Division.