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~ We are authorized to announce DR.. II.
n. Willard Of this Parish, a candidate for Congress
'in tn Fourth Congressional District, subject to the
d0cison Of the Democratic Convention which con.
yenss ut Alexandria on the 4th July next.
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v - We are authorized to announce the
Hon. +. N. POLK. Of jackson La, d candidate for
Congress IN the Fonrth Congressional District. sub
ject To the decision Of the Democratic Convention.
which convenes ct Alexandra, in June next.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-06-11

~ We are anthnrized to announce Mr..
LAFAYETTE CALDWELL a candidate for the
Glicc OF Swamp Land COMMISSIONS ia the Second
District. Election IN November next.
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All the Austrian ports therein have been
blockaded, and all Herewith has
ceased.
A large number Of Austrian merchantmen
have also fallen into the hands Of the French.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-06-11

~ We are authorized to announce j.. J..
sREAUCHAMP q candidate for the office Of Swamp
land Commissioner in the Second District. Election
In November next.
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We are authorized to announce Mr..
vNlL4ENEUvE JOUBERT, the present incumbent,
q candidate for reelection u Assessor in the Parish
81 st. Landry, at the election in November next.
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DisTREssING AccIDRxT.-We learn that on
Saturday lat the Alb inst, Yas Mr.. William H.
ashford of the Paeish Of Calcasieu was pre-.
bring himself n go = hunting, his gun acct.
I dsntlg vent of and lodged its contents 10 the
Ascdy M by, daughter, about 4 years old, who
iisaasstandiug within 81 ) feet Of the muzzle-
~ expired Immediately.
4 ihis terrible and crushing affection
Il. : dsspliy sympathise With tho unfortunate
sthcs.
w ~ hers agaiD reminded Of the impru.
acnlt ~ n 1rsaarsms.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-06-11

- ALBERT DEJEAN II IN inderend.
ut candidate for Clerk o. the District Court OF the
Parish OF 81. Landry. Election in November next.
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Ns " sArHsE- ssdsoaght yet reigns trium.
'pbant IA our P'asEh. though during The past
isvsek ihers bave ben few light showers il,
aoHe neighhprhoods.
~ early planting IL corn are almost be.
I cbNd Fedsnpption, while the late paintings may
~ " saved BY good rain. Cane 10 sufer-
ID immensely, snd cotton i failing very fast.
- present prospect for our planters is indeed
agaoomy.
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- We are authorized to announce Mr..
=. N. GHACHERE, the present incumbent, q can
$didate for reelection o. Sheriff in the Parish Of st.
~ landry, At the election in November next. III
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NolICE.-All persons indebted n y.
~ ~ estate Of Charlotte Webb, are hereby no.;e .ue
sn .ne hrst 1nstalment, is due since the III i; u.taeaa
ana afe requested to come forward.and ss.tia as.ant
tue undersigned, Administrator. ees'ie With
May "A, 1859. y A. WEIR.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-06-11

Petefscnis Detector for June is on our ia
As-the best key for business men to unlock
~ dteds u rascally counterfsiters now manu-
kctured ID the United States.
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Joseph Leer-

)EALER in Furniture of every ia %
st.. Washington, La. u 'e'all' hridSc r.
Jane II ,ls59. "
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-06-11

Ibe june number Of The Cotton Planter
- Boil Of the South " has been received
IN " interesting matter to planters.
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SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES y.
~ ToEloUs!--G2and Gold Medal or Hono, 1
ing u pounds of pure Gold.-Was awardsS ny
United States and Virginia Central Aericuits3 y
%cieties, (held Oct. 1885, for the best po,tsbis
Engine for plantation purposes, to lie EsssS
chipe Works of Richmond, Va. Portable ~
tiottlry steam Engines, with either Ioyo.s1ia
fr4J boilers. Portable Circular Saw Milis. W
latest and most approved construction. H.
Mills, Circular Saws, Draining machines, III.
= Every machine sold under q full guarantee I r
torn as represented, or no sale.
= We generally send our own mechanics I
and start our machines properly at work.
Engines for driving Cotton Gins, ciscuI.,a
Mills, ETC., together with a great variety Il y
clineFy particularly adapted to the wants Y
Southtn planter, constantly receiving and fl b
by AZ EDMUND NJ. NENS, ActS
rig No. 2 Union street, New ORR,
fe ass.-A pamphlet of our manufacturer nm
NY by mail to anyone requiring it.
The wonld respectfully refer to John Meptrvsa,
Esq, Canton. Miss; l. +. Montgomery Esss.X
shoun, Miss; +. R. Brown Esq, Mount Hon, \
thas. D.. Stewart ESD, Red River Landiar:1 \
dorsey. Yazoo City, Miss.
January y, l853.--6m. sS.
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OpELOUSAS.
SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE II. 1859.
ADVERTISERS. @A

Should bear in mind the fact
that the circulation of the ORE
LousAs PATRIor is the largest of
any Newspaper printed in the
Parish Of st. Landry.
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To Town

'HHslax Roll of the town of Opelousast
the year 1859, is now complete and can Il
amined at the office Of Joseph b. Richard, 81
uoufI,nogse; during the legal delay, at the s99ISS
t.on o. winch it viii be placed in the hands e..
Town Collector for collection,
o.peiousas, June 4, 1863. rs
F. A. KING, Preies
~ Hss'-Al lot of Hungarian LeechesiS g :
A]'y P. L. HEBRAW.S
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WEpNEspaY. Nav Ia 1870

WEDNESDAY May liz, 1859.
The Jury met, all the members present.
Mr.. Thompson, from the COMMITTEES q,
claims. reported that they had carefully ex
amined the accounts submitted To them hs,
approved Of the following claims. and recona
mended that they be paid:
Ofntt Brothers, for Lumber for bridge in
Donato's lane. ! 40 81.
,;i Fsli ! '. cllaa,ehere, for paving and making - %
L. V. Chachere, for executing slavc ~ oW
Mrs. Singleton. and for summoning jury for
May term, 1858. Inc M
James N. Porter, for expenses going 10
NewOrleans in business for the Parish &C =.
Charles Thompson, for conveying n ""
Mayors and Joshua Hayes to Insane Asylpm ss M
Charles Thompson, for fees as Jailer5 lSs o.,
James Kay for medicines furnished pfis.
Joseph z. Fontenct, for reoa;r;ng h,;im.. Is 90
Josenh + A. Gaat hasse "..- 80 90
''T pa ",reg pl.;:sn.o g. SO IL
ID. Hayes, for surveying road on West w
Bank OF Bayou Chicot. ~.
john J. Glow, for post mortem exsmina.
tlon on the slave Of Elijah Fisher, - IN oo
,; ihspdors Chachere, for merchandise fur.
Fel;x y rl..ha.o n 90
w hachara for ~, lslA.rlng the Jail s 90
l.. Y. Chachere, for repairing TALES of
Court house. . :.
l. Y. Chachere, for one Chandelier fl. 10 10
Court house. ~
l. v. Chachere, for candles, etc. for :"
Courthouse.
Exell B3undick, for Inquest on slave Of 80
10 M
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FRELLsEN, STEVENSON An07T]
y mission and Forwarding Mgffchant. ssy%*s]
delet street, NewOrleans. Cash adyamcs. n sa29
sugar., molasses or other produce shinpe1 n
ahoye house by ELBERTh Ea1 =
February 8, 1859. SessAH
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-06-11
WARREN &,HALL,
WHOLESALE DEALERS ~
WINES, LIQUORS. CJna,
AND
TnpACCO
-tse do
ol........... temnson Street q
NEW ORLEANS s ig

- e.. LgSFtE INEts
BRANp1Es,
in wood and glass, of all the beH...sss
brands, which We invite special ~ YaHAa
lieving confidently that We have tn s,. II
Brandies in NewOrleans. = oiaesf slt11
WINES. 81
Champagne, consisting OF G. n. ua-ass9
rial. Cabinet, Vetzenay and Gordon 49,
Heidsick. Premium Cremapt. Cran,a .ses4f
Bouche Fills in half pints, SPARKLING Sa.s ysasl|
worth's Native Wines, Isabella and rstsussfGA ~
souri, Cabinet, etc. SeAAA
We have also Ciaret and White w,...
cnt grades and prices, Burgundy W;nas y 49,
Port and Sherries, in wood and class = lSS
and purity. q e@ss, y e4SS1
Old Bourbon and Rye Whiskys. fn.a.
Scotch and Irish do, very choice i.IJ1H
Cabinet and Vine Leaf Gin, NSriish sS1E
Ale and Portor, Boxers Bitters, Wolfs,s Ss!4.
ETC., etc. -
CIGARS.
We have several brands of our own ,.&aE
and Will be in constant receipt Of them h Syc
Havana, OF qualities to suit the most iasti1
49, TOBACCO,
ceanprising the choicest Virginia BRAN.
in this market, in packages Of five pound. ~
wards. Buyers of the above weed WIN SssS1
examine our stock before purchasing sIsx
We also keep on hand Anderson's Solsce NJ
wins Chewing, in tin foil, Smoking Tohss~xsS
and pound papers, Turkish Smoking TcsSs3
2 pound boxes different varieties Of SnnM. n n
and bladders, Pipes, etc, etc.
January ~, l859.--ly WARREN me-
, 1859-06-22
Mre89 Trihutte.


Tie Pkue $50 Ta1orEx ouczis Prepared TO tt~Cre O.
tioz het!e eTsJ variety I: Jo5 P.-.lns 1: Ike
nzR I'D =. tae Lors L.i'c r..e~ Particular atteula2
evsn 70 The rt!htIERoe
BrptSE.a CA1Ds, LrrTKRukApA B,1.HEA1a
EKCEtFTf poarS11 iHct2AxHH
TAXfHLE-b. 1tncrI4ks &'uxcxs
HLAxK No1EA, LArEtA T3cxf7a
k3-PRlSTlNH IN C0LORSG1
In al il varieties done II beautiful style a,t moderate
stcs. An ex2iEEaun u etsaen4 ind prices il respect
fully inv!ted.
~ Ort1 ftcl t!c ecu.try promptly filed and and eel:
homrby e1pir.a.
, 1859-06-22

"sPat Washt Ga.ot.tst, Eo'enaasks1 asa cosa'f5-ll
a VII 2Esa asss aiss. E.ass: hs; = vsn
III @a.st es' %ss A: s:$ luck.
s. Ia. Ward t.. 1s1lox:as:
~ fa.ass 2 2a :. st
.ad e. y The
SEC l-Be It ordainsd By the Common Council u tx
1es Z L ss s sas q 4. 9ss
Ss e slf e +. w9ss: "a " MAY
aassftsa S II 1a as e * iss . hs
I'll; h. csSse Sa As :. i; ia,s 1.s f!os9s !ts,:ns' ra~
0fasfsd Th4t ls sun u tSo or,.a. d"!!sr, be aaa
b. saae aey approlrcpat-t fer $s.tt detective 20
i ei Fl sa's N S'sl t.:
OF roier. Laid o.es
e a,ys fyts rs =: sBs9* B*
AZ AZ yan A. E!ua1 T. t:aSts M y.n bassn st:ttt e:..e+.
;StvoT Ea,!::: tssss; E5s;;sset lrdfe::
jas: Ga Sn i1.ss .dst tar :; e; t.sst
% notlon they wsre seveialy eua1rasd
" 1 n S sv thu xayer
eisy, u Hc:;.nat.n oeeeda rswar u one huGled do
IL ses
,t Tthsnss H. lsiah II wlaa .asa .'t NY smioyed ca
Psae. ~ y ias res 3na 1ss.as:s & ls fe;ss =
;f;As Gu: e get ase'" lie justly eated u ths
II IS &hefksQEt-
ottsts,,. tn. ,he cjty cenptraer bt a3a + he:r,y
Is I ." 'he Mse"1 @ a. s y, r. f** H. s1t'
If The Bruwa School.
Ias.et
Ite sIess here Announced te Guze Ct Js,sn Nc Ctrl
to qnay Comm &a.oner fr e1f-.sfin IT rry st.rtt
I'm STATE ssreet To Ibt lna ayenue
~ Locg Novel IL 60 into eee;:on tu Ii liz vacancy
on Tie frst ballot tyreaus Beers having rec lvrG tneea
Yptes tie was !eciared %4ec:f1.
O4 OSiui. tie MArur and n<f
hnttee on Fut.c:aEr were empowered II appaye the
~Acs " sGc1 # tks otcess pointed 1egrc4 BY
aw t, give tor,.-.
Al Enseasaehc1 moved te adjourn. and c,.a T.. yeas
at* 2,ye ~i:'.l scs:: ted IL +, -,
ArH--:AM D"t.fart. Abbott Mvc.s yoa ll,.n Wea.s,
kill.
SAT.-Am Long. Harris. Jote.. Kennedy, Wast. Tan.
80 The Council adjourned. ....
IL EREISMASN rr.s
, 1859-06-22

IH!4t:t. ttnia I l,,i..s 81 feet wr>, 1t
vt In t.lc wc-. cslEI linz II 1h:sr!",1,
nd l'sse't icc'.r.lin. 10 SPECIFICATIONS
, 1859-06-22

-. N;:,., i.,.1. .:..,: ~ iE:t', N:,"..
s,rur:ue D41dra curing Bal:nesa Relieving stct u..t.
Acte. Fe*sotas shs Hs'r fs Falling ou, and PRODUCING
crsls Sold bs al ze=sec:able Duegiss ard Faacy Good,
Deaff.k. and by the rEupriet1n. prsce 70 cect.
CHARLES ERNEST i CO, 96 Maiden Ians. n. +.
1T EA accomplish ~ that Is Gained for It. and no enc
reet fear Ct mourn the }cA n. 1rr 1hey Win liz, y,ur
Masav!th.
's:e:n:ael: in. EkAnsTREEr. ~ broadway. Nj.
- These who arc Curious 10
"tncs tho wonderful re:e,,,nn IL which 4, Ohsx.,dt
4as uant sr Il: bhentirr N.Y. has brought Tic n.a1u.
t4ct':se NJ Wig SE Tt drces uve1 Writ Us Wig
And lihs1 Dying lnotes 1t No.: Tseu,o, lock and exat
iue th se furious p7sucssss ef a No scrutiny can d.
tect tbs artificial ftVn e ra:,.4. Nata ausled TO lie
tead. Irs.1y
~ Notice. Fife undersigned.
fi1toste,A IT, Tic M.r,4a,s l.a& ri Macon 4;e,rsa ;7s
By thr f'rry'sots If Il. Charter ;sy~.:.!y tie fur
s:>'ae' Tir r:t~ # ILL! 1'.na will ~ .akeu ty u "a
d':caa On th' 'aa's t''ss kr,Hcsy imans sad tA!u.
c~ DR.. Scrlyc's Liquid CatarrE Re-
ucds.-Wasanct o 'c .u permanent cur, fl. ca
sar. Ofer rut!n i: Srr'ass E1ebasc c.:.cr Of Lake
and "cls Strst tiruiat. with full Yaicu!2rs
ease. ctc.. VII: 't " 10 4y alic, upuu til. rrcI,a If
penny 1"$t,er f;4,np. 1L,sl ds6s{u
- - Diarrhra, Dysr,4tery. Summer
ccn,lasat -Ma!.:.-rs r"ars:u Extract Il: Iseue Pist
Is a!s ecss rtp krow1 f.: tir tfe>e ,casxs. 1u
The Mississippi Valley 'ears shc highest rrpu:a,nu fur
Aa sararr rrrctrs. Fir children .et:s: It Is iaya.u
able. rtel@rl ouly anl .o4 y J. L C. MAGr1KE st.
Louis, Misstuj
ToLLES. SMITH ! CO. Agents.
tt2c-'m< No. III 1.aka rfrres. Chicago.
, 1859-06-22

iEfIN5-i-D ALL HIstELLASEUt5 EESl.sESs,
Aid Ha:ri- # t:lsilt,v rusi!e DEs!inEs rlovcl to
20 Tito t!';i # Bt.! # Ev.tlss Of IIo,jat.
;;,'!. aE. Me--'-. W, .n.= ,1"1t4a lrn, j. II Fosrr
T. l. nAIS!. l:e.itrn I;4.toE u. =. Wilson. Gt,'. ".
box. Z. l4.lt: a:tI Il. s. Hut1asl suci.
lsua.,, Il t'trr.urr- lr y.:1s AID hays f"!Iw.:
le;.--A. L'lE. X tfs'!. Ah., 1lars:5. Myers. ktn-
:I. WarJ TAFT. faH li. Iitt, WenJt. Al: Wright
Naa, tai+:'.r. I!"v.. Ete, ::icclIcs ST." Cul=k-E.
Aay--!AL: .1nIe--t
ALL. N..r.i nu,., ri l.. a;!ou1n.
tld LII. '.4c% f': 1at .,4s 4uI rAy..
Them t;,n I" a',irl1M t.; IS f,luws:
Ayvs-A!4 About, iI:1.i.. Myers Ward, Wcu.t, uaek
a:,d Fa~ ..:s-i.,r-..
N.scN:NA:- L"n! E;i:.d nS. henne'y, TAFT Van
lhi>Av-1..
.Ai.o ~ The tie fo.towisS:
ORuEkr Tf4i the ntr fer tie election IT Commission.
eF~ tor rAtelaH >;twE artI;. ii !er wide from trcer
Ead T. Sl t. ls.d urrt I4!tr aI ST.. t. and the
:.v AtI.y fcstn:t,.. E that c Cuul;-iunet- eject.
ri ndrr f by Vi. ii i az v. .s, they hereby
discharged 1s'rn fu'sitr services l.: tlc lrcuseS.
, 1859-06-22

TOR SALE EI REEFS, DEN
l. n.2! IL Co.. A I4s4..!r street.
Ne. T3-Itw f.! ea-F .al:le 1r,,;eftr C.41k
stsret. Sne. ~ Ir,d .4t; Van i}IrrIi, viii, ,.
. }nureH.eEt.. Price. 1-..sl
No. G5-i. ~ -ltsI l.'i in l... fifw TaEt.:!,
w .l7l " m :.l:. :. t.c1ts between blue j,
lind and Iuurti,n I,r,rt..
No. 4f-4,1sn {,t Clark Stut!l Wafer. $ls.Hu 4
ea-!:-E In l. nntls.
NJ. 56-:l 43l', fer, l;a.l; Is - feet deep Of
Gala A.,t! fr,rt.
3!nt.oE Nest Mufr" -. Il frE:. Hear ttrrd.t:'
No. .2 fret stale s:!;. 80. ti,"t, bctwt,u MY1ses
and Adams.
M. 17-Unust anil l.,t = :1.a rtEr,t, Opposite H.
Rock l~Aud ucput. i'r:tv. ai.tHsl.
No. ID: lts tirl sired. al.4 Grren Eay
Aai, ClIraI for :i.i.. myff-F
, 1859-06-22
Carriages.

>LEo VEL CHS EASTERN
-1@8Z CA11iske Repository. .. nd ~ franklin
street. between Lake and KaAdo;pd.) ChIeAxo lii kespa
constantly hlni i assortment u and sace4d-
hand eai!axss of ali ssy1es- Ea1Eaxss tsoed to
commission
ap II ,9nd65 r. ". WELCH.
, 1859-06-22

0EpEEEr. That the Cn1;;n'u Council d. nov eject bv
ballet t'tt reputable. :=t;.* and IL Eesct treh i'd
nf the city - fhcax7. whose duy AEal be ls:es
tain tlG tars al rc'nt.ltcse due the owcrs rr-sc.
iv';.. If :u real c>::v sha te taken a1' appropriated
tur tr c1rE-in # stewart >Afy-i1 fret ifIt
tr A:rler lt t' .ts st;e -t,f. straight l!Er a!
ai! viii :.tca south Of Archer r,,
j.: witt! tst,t f.. te survey tienuf p.s-r
-rEen!"r ill., i-,t. ami ii il t.
"f e,.th u4..ts tr'tes with the Il rr.4rrl!sg, n.y.
tie tt.Il G,cteI ts .y ilv talk.u1snzf ia
prvH 4. III sy - E1ai |" I" The lcAeats rcsat.g
..lct ulttei.i ErtcHa :e-{*-"':yrr.
l. II 1.t.:.r rt II. f,,, fn;n v:t.-
, 1859-06-22

2RS w. T. AeO1A4At3 "a Nos4
NJ. METHODIST CHURCH ELtN.k.
j'i5Snl'ss ,''ser u Clark and Washington s,s.a's
lUBCRBAN PROPERTY FOR
~ S4lI.-en ac:r. Of I.s1.A =: sl: Southern city
LIN ,S1 II s'nt M + Il G i., t @ pas N1 kst Ky Is ~ .!
House and alsut tre miles s',th Of tic t"nr Ii"u.c.
lhs aoss G !; 1erd h' sae On yers aya,t as, ss'ns
dueeitn some Capitals: If .'i.ra:c u 1ake a
ii,c. Al esly Inquiry int, d I'LL e"i a , vi: n;o:
Js JHnS ;It I 1a to Is stS.f IA S9* @ cS 81 e.
II Sorth Wells ind k,izic -trs.s.. >~ Fl: iwx
Deal ESTATE FOL: SALE
away IT enta eas ' taase s Ii f,:'% sna: % ss;s '
ftsliAr hnus.s. Prize 4IGia.
60x10o frt on lHiiol. near Dearborn street with frae
i",<s two sso1te> hSt. Iricc se.o", ;: csslt, la
aner ;ni s;t'l! yeara.
sa1ls. I' On Washington s;r; E!1ek q scn'on; rres
No. Mr:!,'di., Church Black,
jelssu'~'aas Corner ciark and Washington streets.
pESIDENCE PROPERTY Fol;
IL saie: III TIT :."at., i'iri-:'n.
@ tt 'a fse,a TIP p laE,js. nd ay - tst r. en- u" St.
,i:tst a 4 Greys ay..'. md mo feet III Prairie
a'SS i: o. II ss:sSt q 4$,y ;'s e ta ii lower s
s'12n ever 'ef0ss onsT,,i s,i,y yAy'ii;u iu%u.x,v y
5sa.1m-!.l4 ~ " - - iis i:.ato!p1 sreet.
SUBURBAN RESIDENCE FOR
asaa aeqe KS y"sr %s 4 Tx 81 : I'D wa s
'ss sss s51 If ei exL fssi 81 III ss '' s
jsolN csH NJ, IL >out' c..rk >t'."t.
THOICE LAKE SHORE RESI-
- d..ce Irop-nr fur Of tile l.-t :utsi:e the
city, having he ad'antase Of bcilE ue Lake, hls
IL a1rs III at IL ytx f. f.o:, hy .?1 drr- ,,ose ,
, 1859-06-22
#srttant Uail0t5.

tHertDant gCail0i5.
| WESTERN AGENCY oT TIE :
| Golden Hill Shirts.
HUR"ELL & WANT.
| wRo1zs4Ix AND RETAIL n.A1xRs1y
sNF1a'S Furnishing Goods,
Nd T'emsa: t.-cs. tpsas.xra .t~} Ch,eaeo
"al!d us1a ts r1L: they ae now psena.ra To It
sthA u Ec- nahy EAatA,
IAsy a.so e at,eatoa tLeif New Stock of racf
Mems Furnishing Goods,
Consisting Of
shirh, HAndkaErhiaa, coa1.,
pEhwers, Fncoms Hoisory,
alovea, Ties, Scarf, d yaiuvilIax
osanxsa.a, Fancy Blanksts, Travelling shawl,.
craVats, Dressing Robes, 1ozinx Cloves,
&c., &c, &c.
~ o. "eich taay oheras the LOWEST MARKET PRICE,,
caa AID exans:nc our sn.a which -. OF tho
GOLDEN HILL MAKE,
s';9ped sa,asst1,s 20 x1E;rsnsea ~ IT, 1t.
ooats II s1ert totce n The -. y.he manner ant stYis
ss,snes NJ. P4GR%Eha 4!sass1 it, : MisaST tix.a,s
r ELY, WOoLEN DRAPER
AND TAILOR No. fremont B!vct, has ,u,. re-
he M%*, cassa.1 sna vnes az ,a 't = ess to5
70 hs Es,tv Market, ~ IT wta +. Is prsratsd to nana
,;sh s 'tn e.: n,s sai ;sao,! aSIs ty vt"
o.; % ~ i:et y TIE ErRr 4ae-of shirts md draw.
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BY J. B. WALTON,
Anetioneer-OfEce 10 Bank Place
SATURDAY, Dec. 3, 1859, at IL O'clock M
y the st. Charles Exchange will be Sold ''
lin ae Benton) street Clio Basin date whiis5 and caiore
with the thereon. designated Nos
8 and plan drawn by L. II. Pile Esa., City
veyor dated November, 1879
Lot No. 81 feet front Clio street by depth
ia feet 10 inches and lines between parallel lines and forms
the of the other four lots.
Lot No 20 fee. front the projected line for the
where adjons lot No. and 10 feet from the aforesaid
jecfed line 10 the line.
The Improvements consist Of
On t No. g. fronting Clio two-ssory brick Ere
proof bakery containing three ovens complete
dcai susceptible OF immediate story frame bid
ing fronting Clio street. and onc.story shed connecting
8 and No. G.
Es-TEKMs FOR LOTS Nos 5 and 6-The purchaser to as
and each for 81 CO., payable the I5h and 18Th Of Jan
unry LEGO and the 18th and 18th May 1850 and bearing
interest," at the rate Of after maturity
pot punctuay paid SEQ c and the balance the
Inc purchaser to his order year. with per per
NUM- interest frons day Of maturity per
AFTER II not pinctualy paid, with special mortgage until fna
The buildings be against the risk Of fire BY the
pnfcnaer and the policy transferred to the vendor.
I 10 ados lot No and measures 81 feet front the
between parallel lines. = - " " f''
lot No adons No and has the and depth
Lot No. ahons and forms tte corner al }o and
Franklin 10 inches and line. ont On
FRANKLIN street BY depth and front OF lis feet
n. Is On the Lots Nos and there is shed, which the
nTERMs FOR LoTs NOS 's and az s@ .as third ca,
balance at and years. from day Of sale in the
purchasers their order bearing interest at the rate Of
per cent per annm to maturity and thereafter
punctually paid with special mortgage final paymen
Acts Of sale before A. Maureau Notary at the expense OF the
purchasers MA
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POSITIVE AND UNREsERVED SALE OF VALUABLE
brick stores for division of inteest-Succession Of j. A
Barell deceased.
BY ]. B. WALTON,

BY ]. B. WALTON,
#.a Auctioneer-Ohice 10 Bank Place.
SATURDAY, the I'D December, 1859, At 12
~ o'clock NJ at The ST. Charles Exchange division Of
kRTAN Of GsotSp IN bs FIT T Ss s
city in the bounded by New Levee Poydas Tchoup
tonla and rayer streets having in American q
side next PoydIas Of 81 lines where It mar
rows 70 width Of feet inches and lines and with
wid. to depth Of lao feet the side Grsve street
Of said lot and opening Poydras street the whoe IN con-
teIny to plan oi raid properly drawn " Thompson
on being A FOuRsToRY FIRE PRooF BRft;k sT ORE
leased TO Messrs D. Morgan Co., until the November
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the First District Of this
CITY, IN the square bounded BY New Ivce Fulton God and
Noe Dame streets DESIGNATED by the No on certain plan
B. Cenas late N. in this city measuring q
and lines front New Levee and o feet inches and
shines the lot No and 10 feet 10 inches and lines
THREEsToRY FIRE PROOF BRICK STORE.
this city in the bounded by New Levee Fulton Laay
cite and Poydras streets designated No. l6 plan
known as j. Boards plan, duly certified BY Hugh Grant,
B. Cenaf late Notary Public city measuring ~ feet
i inches and lines front New Ievee street
line Of lot No Iii feet inches and lines in depth and
front on Lafayette street all American with The build
4 THREE.sfoRY FIRE PROOF BRICK STORE. with
superior iron yeandah extending the entire sidewalk
the corner Of Fulton and Lafayette streets.
ES-IERMS-one third cash balance, at and years in
order bearing interest Of
maturity and thereafter punctuay paid
The purchasers the buildings to be insured against
hfe and the policies transferred the vendors until final
| ment -
Acts of sale H. Peters, Notary Public at the
expense of the purchasers MI
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McCERREN, LANDRY & co.

SLAVES! SLAVES SLAVES, AT AUCTION-CREDIT
sale Of 40 Choice Slaves.
BY McCERREN, LANDRY IL CO.,
&. w. McCERREs, Auctoneer,
Office and Saesroom, Masonic Hail. st. Charles street
MONDAY, Dec. s., at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, Mt
lSl their alestoom Masonic Hall, ST. Charles street.
tioil will be sold
About so Field Hands, Mechanics House Servants, Cooks
Washers 1roners.
Catalogues of above will be delivered Friday morning
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PRIVATE SALE OF A HIGHLY VALUABLE TRACT OF
Iimbered Land in the Parish of Ibervi close Nc.
Donough lands.
BY J. B. WALTON,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 10 Bank Place.
HIGHLY valuable tract of land adjoin-
"A ing the McDonoug lands late the property of the city Of
baltimore known Section No. 80 in Township H. Range Is
East, containing 63s 80 100 acres.
This tract considered of the valuable in the State
not only for the immense quantity of cypress and other timber
which it contains, but for the admirable quality SOIL
For terms, apply to j. b. WALTON, Auctioneer, No. 10
Bank Place.