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sJSIDoRE GitAOUILLA,

marble cssasaE asssi lisaSra ytT .
Al AFFERS his services to the public oft1e Pish
" Of 81. Land y. Having established at St. .ia.
i.syiise Depot Of Italian Marble Of the i. quS
he Ia now prepared TO erect Fuaerary Monunien's;t
or without insc iplions, OH oil plans and accordis g
all tastes, in prompt and Worknanlike manne anu
on moderate prices.
Those who may need his services will pieasesriiH
to him, at st. Martiasville, apply to the edbr Q;
, the Opelousas Courier Aug, IA, s1Ss,
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| H,eH WATANG haENTs.

aSswa tst running and regular
AA steamer W, BURTON
:: uAlLL1EH Master will
leave Washingtonay at 9 A. N. and leave
New Orleans ever at s r: N. f.
The fast runniplar Packet Steamer
ANNA PERRETss Master viii leave
washington evsry,.a at . A. n. and leave
New Orleans everr P. u.
The steamer AINEAL Master will elso
be in the trade as pat, having no regular
day for leaving. 10y 8.
Passengers and sirely on the punctual-
ity Of the Steamers and Anna Psrret.
The rate Of freigss same as heretofore
viz. 5
Sugar i 90 90 per hid
Cotton =. Is "bbi
Up freight So" bill
aINCKLEY &Ce.
December 18th, II
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For Sale at Private Sale.

a TRACT OF LAND, situated at the
"a head Of Bayou Slow, in the Parish Of
St Landry, being the N w. Quarter and the
W half Of the N. Il. quarter cf Section .,
Township S, South Range 8, East contain
ing 242 85ll00 acres
For particulars apply to Aug. N. Robin, at
the Recorders office, or at the residence OF
Mrs P. Labyche, in Opelousas:s
October 9Th, 1859.-1y. .*z
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a. 1@se or RIsWWessNaf 10,

AA situated in the Town of Opelousas,
::ss:: % being No of Square No. 8, of tho
. .ssss Plan Of Opelousas, measuring one
hundred and LYNNE feet six inches on
Main street, on one hundred and sixty y.nine
feet six inches on Bellevue street, bounded
North by the property lately belonging to
Stanislas Garrigues, on the South by Belle.
vue street on the East by Union street, and
on the West by Main street. together with all
and singular the Buildings and Improvements
thereon erected and thereto pertaining, it
being known as the Raal-Rood Hotel.
In conformity with the deliberations Of q
Meeting of Creditors held before Joel Il.
sandoz, Notary, on the 29'h May 1858, the
above property will be sold for cash, tho sale
of the same having been enjoined in 1858.
NJ. THERESE CASTILLO,
Administrative.
Opelousas, Nov 26th, 1853.
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uy2a @H,znBP1BD nOauulGlwl94o
Merchant.Tailor, Opelousas,

EHAS the honor to announce to bis
nj M friends and the public in general that
be has Just arrived from New York with full
and complete assortment of goods chosen ex-
press|y by him and for his patrons. suitable
for gentlemen clothing, such as Cloths cas'.
Mrs and other stuffs. He has also large
assortment Of ready made clothing. cut and
made under his own supervision and after
tha most fashionable cuts, most Of which to
s,,it his old patrons as also the public who
NAV wish good. durable and elegant clothing
Ops1oaa a. s}es. 18th 1859 3.~xit:
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CT MA, x lE..

= "a vHh lersigned has just made arrange
e ID ~ ImeflTith Mr. w L. Judge, a first
rats w as.9,aaker. just from the celebrated
House OF H & Goodrich, Of New Orleans
WI . qugiill be constantly ia attendance
a1 the Jews Store of the undersigned.
sas, where G. somstars' p.tent' ,..e =. sgS.3
other dificulah hrl w;l, hs done i. = warl
man1lke mann end with dispatch.
as -. 49, ... F. DELARUE. .,
tfpeioasaS y sd, 1852.
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For sale at private sale,

For sale at private sale,
SIX LOTS OF GROUND, adjoining each
- others, situated in the town Of Opelou-
sas, and suitable for residence, it being on
the limits of the town. These lots will be sold
cheap for cash. rFor particulars, apply
to the editor of the Opelousas Courier.
Opelousas, 18th June 1859. If.
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DRUG STORE.

THE undersigned hereby inform their
- friends aud the public in general that tney
- have just received fresh and considerable
assortrpent of Drugs and Medicines, as also fain's
Perfumery OF ali kinds: &c ,s.,.M...
Thev are agents for the sale Of q large quantity
os Patent Medicines, the most popular.
- ''''.~ : 's~''' a. LcUA}LLIER & co:
Aryii y 1873 Washinmen, La
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Dec. 10th, 1859.
For Sale, at Private Sale.

szEA A FINE SUGAR PLAkTA.
E9sssR TIOk, situated oa the East Bank
Assagx3of Bayou Boeuf. in the Parish OF
81 Landry, measuring 1900 arpents Of land
with plaat cane in suAicient quantity to plant
200 arpents.
There are on the land q splendid steam
Engine, Sugar Mill, Cane Shed, &c:, which
orig ginally cost 100000 Also Dwelling
Hause, Negro Quarters. &C.. oil in good con.
ditioa.
This Plantation will be sold with or with.
out IS slaves
For particulars, apply to the Editor Of the
Opelousas Coa1ser, to the Overseer on the
premises or to the undersigned. near Grand
Coteau, ii, CHREIlEN.
St Landry, La, Nov. 18th, 1889.
% ~ O. Ptcayune please copy IN En-,
giish aud publish weekly till forbid.
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Plaisance, Oct. 9Th, 1S59.-om.
For sale al Private Sale.

a BOUT three Lots of Ground, situated
~ in Vile Plate, upon which there arc
Dwelling House, out houses and other i'm
provements. This property is we'll situated
either for store, baker OF shoemaker shop
For particulars or conditions apply, either
by writing or verbally, to Messrs Coreil or
Daire, Vile Plate
September II, 1859-5m.
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opelousas, December Srd, 1859.
III O'THCE.

vEyHE undersigned having taken the contract for
e carving the Mail between Opelousas and st.
Martins, By Groa Chevreuil and Braux's Bridge, will
continue TO take passengers at the usual rate Those
who would ike 10 take through ticket from st.
Martin TO the BellC Cheney Springs, will only have 70
pay eight Dollars AoEl t' hAAeAust' '' !
oraausas ttA Jams les77
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Public 9aSe.

Estate Of Pierre Tabyche, decd.
M ~ virtue of an order fruul the Hon TIE tie
.MD District Court, in and for the Parish
If st. Landry, bearing date 11th June 1858,
there will be sold at public sale, to the last
and highest bidder, by duly commissioned
auctioneer, before the Court House door. in
the Town Of Opelousas on
Tuesday, the 28th December next,
1859, the following described property. be.
longing to the Estate of the late Pierre La.
byche, deceased, late of the Parish of St.
Landry, to wit:
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WQNDR@gQ1 1&e

~ O&B &U u " W " a@ VI
Boarding by the year, $40 90
DsY Scholars by the year. 40 90
f" by the month, 90
FURNlTrKE.
Bedstead, Mattrass, Pillow, by the quarter, 91 90
Washing by the month, so
The studeats are expected to furnish their liyh1s
aud their wosd during the w'ater.
There will be two public ssni-annua axamina-
tions during each yeas.
The Scholastic year is composed Of 10 months,
including the nonth Of vacation.
The reductions in case Of sickness Or other eau
ses indie pendent of the will. will always DO accor-
ded with the greatest equity.
Medicine and the attention Of Physician in rayf
of sieku-ss, at tho eest Cd Parents in which case
Parents have it at their option to choose their
d;ea! attendant.
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NOE.

Il tn Eahas just arrived
.,.sssiA from Ne.ith large and
A-I ID choice ali JewelrY, con-
IN Tin sistlng pTLadies' Cameo
ssaS4s=% Sets, BresaceIets, Lock-
cts, Earrings; and in sI.article of the
richest Jewelry, as well Y aassortment Of
Gold and Silver Watches,nd gentlemen,
all Of which he has just Inn one of the
largest commercial housen nk, and which
he will sell at moderate PHI.
He takes this opportunounce to his
friends and the public in gse has secured
The services of an experiekilful Watch
maker who will be constah,dance.
ELARUE,
Corner Maevue streets.
Opeiousss, January 29ths
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ST. MARY'S HALL.
- WASHINGTON, ST. LANDRY.

TUyHE Fourth Annual Session of this Institution
| n re.opens for the reception of pupils the second
Monday in October 1852 conducted by Mrs c. Smith
late Principal of Monticello Female Institute, Assis
sippi aided by her niece, Miss BELL WHITNEY, late
Of New York
The school year is divided into two sessions, twenty
Board, English Course, Contingent, Naturalization
Fee, per session, p es w
Dav scholars, 20 90
Primary Department, embracing Dicte,
Reading, Penmanship Primary Geogra-
ply, per month, oo
Piano, Aelodeou, Guitar, or Harp, with
the use of tbs instrument, per mouth, 90
Use of Sheet Music, Maps, Charsa, Diagrams, the
usual charge.
soRegio in classes, French, Spanish Italian, Blen
dings in Chenille, Silk and Crewel.-shell work and
Ornamental Frame wotk.-Lineas Drawing, French
C. avoning Grecisn and Oriental Painting each per
month S. 90.
The uniform consists of School Gipsey. Dress Of
Berage and Delaine Emerald Green. solid color.
The Hall, aside from Board, furnishes Beasteads
and Mattresses
Toilets, Washing Fuel Lights, Fixtures form
separate charge.
The Building il spacious-rooms oomnodious, pre-
ssntug balconies furnishing delighI promenades,
surrounded by finely shaded grounds-smple for re-
creation.
The institution 10 free from eectsrtan bias-the
to meet the demands Of the times.
We aim to elicit the social, develop the moral an
ysacal, to awaken seal for the noble ends Of ca
,ure, to give tone. a1T
Parents and Guardians, having children 70 place
abroad, Wishing partial or exterded couree ore Ill.
yised 10 eonfer with Mrs khlTz, at sae Hall.
tisn for absence.
Hg,.i Eao; in
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I'D UGz4GS e. co.
lrner BienTille h Exchange AlleY. n.

.rdsgss Have thehonor to inform tflefrss
~ land the public that they have jnsta
~ at their Store, No. 80 Bienville sd
the corner Of Exchange Alley, Depot OF Eui
of every description, such as Bedsteads, al
Ceasre-Tables and Others, T6te-a-tete, Chairs,
Fauteuilas Nose, hsira,sd spring mattresses, i
beds. They repair. furniture, make exchans
take il on storage. They hope BY care aud Ii
% obtain a share ofpublic patronage. DAD
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HILAIRE DEsEssARTs,

z.zlA Eel e3 .a.*,D C.xEA,
nFFERS his services to the public OF this Par
W ish He has formed no partnership with an:
one in either of the above branches.
Opeiousas, March 18th, lsos.-ly.
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BORNE 4 1RADENIaO, oos4ectars,

gHylLl take il cu,leytoA, c.siuis Q! ali aids s'a
Wv descriptions which may beantEas;ea U ssem
E,on, the PARISH ot ST. iatltty and those Adjo,nlls
~ well as irom New u: ieat's Ihey bope oy she'
Industry alt pu.ctuatty to deserve snare 81 ''s
pnn,,c nstro,a,,e Their o.tlce is OH kaln s,'est,
Opelousas, opposite 81. Provost. lJan. 1t, iese.
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Fer Sale at Private Sale.

aas~A A Plantation situated in Plai.
s:skSn sance, on the public road leading
4sssAsEssss from Washington TO Faque,aique,
containing 80 acres of good arabic land, about
25 OF which is we'll timbered land, DWELL
ing House, Kitchen, Corn Crib, q Blacksmith
Shop, everything in good order.
Fer particulars apply to the undersigned
on the premises:
JOSEPH CHAUMONT.
Plaisance, Oct. 9Th, 1559.-6m.
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RpUsssI;ir1, b

RDI s 500 & RRN I'M Eyls
No. 50 lanal street, mar Ghartres, N.-Brlei
q IMPORTERS ofand Dealers in Foreign ana Dol
L. tic Hardware, Cutlery, Combs, Brushes. III
nesy, Stationery, Fishing Tackle and Toys. al
general assortment Of French, German, English
American Fancy Goods. fNov. q IsD
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NEW ARRIV AIS.
~ JUST received at the OPELOUSAS
DRUG STORE, kept by
ID po Ao O,R3lRA1Wo
Soluble Phosphate Of Iron, OF Leras;
Hypophosphte Of Soda, Bromide Of Potassium
Iron Alum And general assortment OF French
Chemicals and Patent Medicines.
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PATEsT MEpIc1NEs-
Kennedy's great Medical Discovery, McLeans
invigoaating Cordial, Jonas Whitcomb's Asthma
Remedy, etc.
CurLERr.--Lades' fine Penknives; Gentlemen's
poe ket and Sporting Knives; Fine Razors, in cases
LADIES' Scissors assorted in cases, and by the single
pair: Forceps and Pu!likins
STATION EaY Record, Letter and Note Paper Of
the best quality; Steel Pens, Pen Holders, India
Rubber Squares; Lead Pencils, Guil'ot Carm,ne
Ink, Envelopes, Maynard & Noyes celebrated
Black writing Ink ..e.
Fancy ARTICLES AND 'EREuMERY.-b Biscuit sta
tuettes, Porcelaine and Glass Powder Boxes, Porte
monnaies, Handerchiefs Extracts, Pon1atnn, Oh
let Soaps, Creole OIL for the hair. etc
SuNpRIrs Paints, ZINC and White Lead, Co''
ors ground IN Oil and Water, Lamp and Linsees
| Oils Brushes, etc.
ALso,--A lot Of Specie Jars, suitable to put W
Preserves.
Ope!ousas, November 10th, 1859.
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REF IA = d OES:
Hon. VIM. Vannesson, honticello Alsa-
Chancellor ID. c. Buckley,
Hen. w. P Harris, Jackson,
=. Stargss, Eaq, GslIatin,
Maj. b. Q Bowen, Brookhsven,
Non. J. z. Lamki,, bonneville.
Aside from Beard. Young Ladies receiving s'sh-
lug soasxe, embracing the highee gnaasA Depart
Has1s II, esnaecsioa With Ausie Vocal and 1nstsu.
msatal, Drawing, Painting are hAbsotdesy, the
SsAo;s4iss YssT $50 0o.-A partial csasss OF the
standard rssea.
Wsshi, gtou, L., October 9Th, 1859.
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LlFEaAgy INSTITUTION OF 07EL0USAS.
Preparatory School 1R tho Aeaaenais
........ Of the UnteR.

sEa4ire Religious aa1 Peiaieai 7alsvears,"
DSPARTMKNTs:z
c. E. DuRAsp Principal: Professor ef ffssra
Laaas, Hiaory assd Aat6esaGtiss
NArAAslnL Moss, Professor u k~gt'sh4 Gso~'t''y.
Geefrap.y ass& R,6taWS.
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oPELOUSlS INSTITUTION,
FoR THE EDUCATION or YOUNG MEN.

WHDER TIE Dl6kETlVA# VI
Dr.. J. A. A. DELARUELLE, PRINCIPAL; Prefssso
Of French and Latin.
W.. @. LEWIS, Professor Of English aad 1ngl's'
tLsteTGtuYss .y" .N... .@.@...
DEING resident Of this locality, for the last four
Nd teen years. having assisted Mrs. Dearuel'e il
the direction OF her school for Young Ladies' founded
in the wear 1sA4, and which terminated only at the
death Of it's fcundress expect to be able fully to an
swer the expectation Of those parents who sha have
confded the education Of their children to me-
will do every thing that depend upon me TO assist
The development Of their intelligence and as far as 1t
NAV he possible. to improve in thrn those intellec.
tual Qualities which ought to be the characteristics
Of men whom the citizens Of free country may one
day call to gil the high stations in government. !!
shall do all tnat depend upon me 10 make them gooo
e;.zea and GOOD fathers Of families. For this pur.
pose liberal education developing the intellect Is
reoured an education free from contractsd and anti
intellectual IDEAS the offspring Of ignorance and su'
perstition. her ordinary companion.
But 4 knowledge Of science. the exercise OF the
polite arts will not sufce by themselves tor COM
pete education. Religious ideas should also be in
culceted in their young mnds The belief III one
God ia as rnsional as it is necessary. Though the
rites by which we honor the Divinity differ as to orR
they prove one and the same object that s TO offer
hommase to the areAt Crssor, sAs AscAsfaet o. me
Universe. Our religious motto should then be ze1e-
ration lous Of Sod asa o4y s'sighbor Every atsen,
ton viii b. bestowed upon the etudeuas.-Vhelr 5000
will be healthy and abundant TAey SHAH have tor
their recreation and the exercise necessary to thr
health, large and spacious play grounds. IN nne,
every thing will be done for sae physeai ana nora
improvement Of the atudsnts.
Corporal pu ishment expressly forbidden Parents
will receive once every three monshs Sulehn OF tie
AZ ,sr ohs
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EyARlsrE DEJEAN, Ancitoneer'
vNILL punctualiy attend to oil sses, -tR
w suecesslonal OF private, hich may re "
trusted to hlm isom the Parisn of st Laanry.
Office in Upelousas Fen. 10. 1867
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Public Sale.


By the undersigned, Public Axctionssr
FkVHE public are hereby informed that
- there will be sold at public sale, to the
last and highest bidder, by the undersigned,
public Auctioneer in and for the Parish Of
St. Landry, on the premises. in the Town of
Opelousas, on 5@
Wednesday 29th December next,
1852 the following described property, be-
longing to the succession Of Honore Olivier.
f m. c., deceased, late of the Parish of St.
Landry, to wit:
Ahz<A A Certain Portion ef Land,
|EssEs situated in the town of Opelousas,
A6hkS MEASURING two hundred feet front
(more or less) by two hundred and fifty feet
in depth, (more or }css), bounded North by
land OF Louis Prud 'homme, West by tract
of Land which lies between this land and the
Coulee lesson, supposed to belong to the
Ca,hollc Church OF Opelousas, South by land
of Madam FRANCOIS Lemel]e, and East by
Lets supposed to belong to Mr. Victor Jamey.
together with the buildings and improve.
ments thereon erected and thereto pertaining.
"A 10 w N LOT
situated in the Town of Opeivusas, bounded
North BY, South by, East by
and West BY, it being the same Lot
which deceased purchased at the suooessional
sale Of Martin Donate, about the year 184o
A small armoir
Terms and Conditions One, two and
three years credit from the day of sale. Pur-
chasers furnishing good and sufficient sccu.
rity in solido, to the satisfaction of the admin.
istrator ofsaid Estate, and moreover, all sums
not punctually paid at maturity to bear in.
terest at the rate of eight per cent per annum
from time due until paid. And the Lands
remaining specially mortgaged unto said Es-
tate, until full and entire payment of capital
and interest
AUG. N. ROBIN, Auctiouner.
Opelousas November rs, 1859.
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PTAWos, HAnnfoMIIynfs. y.

"A FLANDRAIN, No. Al, Cont Street, hgtwesn Glal
.. tres and Royal New Orleans, has iuas rese;y.
sssersmens of Paaos directy from the anaiael.s a ii
A. Dcbaiu Paris, patented contractor Of eli tie Con
Europe ard South America Mr. Debalu has r,eatsa ssyss
aeda!s of the Expos.ons Of France London aud New IA
for diFcTs Paaos Of his own invention All the Pianos h
come from his manrctuses expressly made ma Smnrav
or expectation and are rseognzsa N Europe as beng ip
Mr. A Fandsain. sssorably known ID mary rshi,he.
has the honor to se 10 canae ad
tain 10y themseses Tie superiority ofthe pane1a Ham
nius tsa ne has just recssed from the shove aa.d hon.
havng been Foreman 10 the mannfactory Of s Debain
Fanran s conyince of lie supsfsrify Of he
and bsins desirous make them ssil anosn
shs satss by W,'lcontent himself with small pr6t 81
tune sa6 repair thea = ~ - =
.5sg ssg piaao aEecanique.
This instrument hss asHntsIy yanaui,hss III
II The double advansags I'll pssns n H
SANE filse U ofdnsry hey or artists and
who ara nor musicians BIZ predecessor III in An @
ss upon wshieh ar.iss aan essehe ths o assalt pie
81 num- Nsil acquainted Hiti fka raesa
e Asessssss aosss-sssisys 548 s ssssass
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sessNakA5 ,aA1OM
u esEaN saAs.S,
Car ssago Depository.

TIE undersigned kseps cetaasa5.
aaZ ,n hand at NEW ORLE.aR i'i7f-
- ~ EES! OR CITY E.1rC ElsaAL1E.
Fine E3agsyS, R5ckways, Hacks aud bAys, bg-
getEer with Harness, Whips and Poles talconl-
pany, or they wilt be sold separately.
JOSEPH HBS.
Opeluisas October lst, 1859.
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ROCSSET & GENlN,

ROCSSET & GENlN,
No. 50 Canal street, near Chartrcs S..0rleans
Bg IMPORTERS aud Dealers II Shelf Hard
M ware, Cutlery, Co.i,bs, Brushes PERU
nlsry, Stationery, Fishing Tackle and Ioss,
and = General assort uA1us u French, German,
Enslish aud American Fancy Goods. 2.
July 24th 1859 .s-r. .1....-.. .
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NO HU-MBUI
C - i i I'm 9 - %
co. GOODS to be sold bell i
vi the n. ORLEANS CHEAp S4ht
ERs-ssRsa> at the Store and examiner
Calico vii: be sold 10 yds.; for 81. insS
French Calico will be sold Ut "a PEI
Curtain do ~ do at s0c. an
Cotton's at the same rates, cheap and
yet Woolen goods. still cheaper. I
Clothing, Hats. Caps and Saddiery At as1
low prices. 5sz ,.... 49,.
Call soon, in order to have your choice,
tation as the goods shall and will be sold 4
70 the first Of January next, at the New
Cheap Store. @ e.
opelousas, Nov. 12th, 1s5s.-am.
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I "a D DravEa C Sc

wI GDI = IL g e
yn yHE undersigned will open q course of
Is Book Keeping about the LIST Of Janu-
arv next. Persons wishing to follow the
course are requested to make arrangements
with the undersigned for conditions. He will
always be found at the Office Of Borne &
- s A. BORNE.
Opelousas, December 3rd, 1850.
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cssfaS Sv Ssss@ W*D V&O ~@v ~*sV - SA a
IA THE subscrh this
method Of inform naubIic
that he has on Id is
iai;y manufacturing all kindsidles,
Harnesses, Brides and other a;cles
usually kept in his line of trad1a;n
street, nearly opposite KauffmaI in
Opelousas, where the public can all
times, from low price saddle Oh to
the fnest that can be made in the A
cell is solicited, as be is determine I a.,
both ia price and quality Of work. ::
GEORGE PUl
Dpelouas, July l6th, 1859.
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health ana pf0gresS u e0eA euoe s1'
CON DIT no M 8:
Board and tuition, In the two Languages,
per year, $1SS w
Half boa,ders, aud instruction IN the twe
languages, per year, ~ w
nap schoIars: sane instrpesien. per year, 40 90
- per nosth, 90
Washina. by the wear. 10 90
Maniin~ 10 90
Rad - . 90
Exueasee Of sickness at the cost II parents, they
choosing their physician.
No dniuution will he allowed fer sickness net ez-
ceeding eae anonth. -.-
EacL qusrssr payable in advance; and oil aassteFs
once commenced will be due in full. mach student
shall fVruisaone cord Of wood for stfe winter.
Two pubic examinations q year, that ss ens ~
June end tha other in November. Yhe Latia, aud
Spanish languages, &C., as we'll a. Drawing, Psnans
Music, Feaciug Dancing, are paid sasTa.
Every boaraer should bring sanmsr coats,
winter coats, 5pair summer pansaieOns, pair wiz
ter pantaloons,s csavats, vssn, 4,psir cooke,
blanket, cottn counterpans, ! muequitto bar,
psir OF sheets, 4apkins, towels, pocket hand
kerchiefs blue ied cover, bucket, knses, fork
and spod1s, combstooth brushes.
PAPER, ngns andbooks.at the cost Of parents.
RsTxREscEs:
Hon. j. Fl. Overton, A. Garrigues Esq.,
Hon. B. 4. Martel, Evts. Debaillon,
Thos II. Lewis Esq, Joseph D. Guidry,
T. s. Robin Esq, P,L, Hebsrd:
DR.. DELARUELLE.
4 noalos.sas March 1Aa. lBhRs 4sa~ ..--..,.-. q
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Opelousas, November 26th, 1859
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peIousaa. March l2th, l859.-ly.
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Opelousas December, II, 1859.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-06

The PIrTsBURGH FORGERY CAsg.-( )ffcs, DE Soo
of the Detective force arrived in town last night from
Syracuse whittier he traced and Ares Ted Stephen ID.
Delay, one Of the parties in the Pitt ,burgh forgery
case. The officer xas armed with a warrant Issued
BY the Mayor of Pittsburgh, and tho necessary rsqri
sition Delay was found in comfort sble quarters 10
Syracuse, and was brought TO th city without d.
lay after his arrest. Lsngdon, the other psxty Gun
cernsd in the sass is already the hsrasof the Ft
burgh authorities and Delay will be delivered into
their hands to-day.