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IHERIFlS SAIll.-State Of Louisiana

lHERIFF'S SAIIl.-State Of Louisiana,
~ District Court, Parish of St. Landry.-No. s32D.
P. g. V. Roy vs.. Mark W. Harwe.
BY virtue of writ of fl. fa., issued in the above
entitled suit, BY the District Court in and for the
Parish of St Landry aud State aforesaid and TO me
directed, will expose at public sale, for cash, at
on SATURDAY, the 9Th day Of March, A. d. 1859
commencing at the hour Of IL O'Clock A. NJ. and
continuing from day to day, il necessary, all the
right title, interest and demand Of the said defend
ant, Mark W. Harwell, in and to tile following
property, seized to satisfy said writ, to wit:
A negro man named Alexander, aged about forty
years.
sherifs Office, Opelousas, January %, 1859.
L. v. ChlCliERE Sheriff.
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yKTHY LABOR so HARUTO WASH !

" ! have q chemical process for cleansing
clothes, by the use OF which they can be washed IN
one-half the usual time, without any boiling, and
with very little rubbing aud thy are very clean.
thus saving much hard labor. and the clothes last
much longer than IL washed in the old way Of wash,
ing by machines, etc.. for they are not worn out by
being rubbed. The articles used Govt but little aud
paid, upon the receipt of fifty cents. Three cent
postage stamps are rs good as money. Address
DIR. j. p. CREAGER Baltimore, Md
Nov ~ 1S5S.
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EAGLE HOTEL, formerly .Galt House,

IL WN8NlUllOnt III, z ~ y
ELISHA r, GREENLEE, Of Mis- ~ :. ss..yc
s-sippi having purchasodthe above Sss t.fsaii8.
house hags leave 70 annonce To the
puiiit TINT it Is now open for the reception pi
transient and permanent borders. lt Is situated
tween the uppor and lower steamboat landings
fronting the Gaurtableau.
The premises have been newly furnished, and no
effort viii be spared W render the accommodations
aad fare rs pleasant and acceptable TO its patrons
AZ thuse Of any hotel in the interior Of the State.
Good stabiing for horses.
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PUBLIC SALE.-Will be sold pursuant to
=. an order of the District Court, at public aue-
Sos sa 70 the last and highest bidder, by the under
lsnee ~. aNctoneer at the last residence of Thomas
nj v,;ls, eneaey deceased "a Bayou Giieot, about
Ail'es l'om WQlis store, 0a
:, Saturday, January 30, 1859.
me following described slaves, owned in community
'.'"eeh the heirs Of said deceased, viz.
Il Hannah, aged about 50 years; st,
GA nick, aged about 26 years; }E
~4 Marcellne aged about 22 years; o.
anu sp 1hiee chllron, Celeste aged years, John
Ssgp ~ months and an infant.
UNA aged about u years:
Nv slaa p aged about Is years. and her two children
"tS ih' L'leh' aged about years, and an infant.
nme'teh' ~ aged about Is years;
rrnsOe, aged about Il years;
Esther, aged about II years;
lucy aged about 81 years;
GGe|S, aged about IS years:
nS1s nne1Ison, aged about lG years;
raa Ta,te or Hypoite aged about 40 years.
o,ssiai sshhs AND CoSDrIoSS:-rhe purchase money
bsapie IN one and two years from the day of sale.
pa,;, 70 give notes and approved personal Sc
Csa'sy C.'y N soido ta the satisfaction of Henry l..
Conr, Receiver as per Judgment of the District
nsr1 payable at the Office OF John Il. King Attor-
es % LAW at Opeiousas, bearing per cent, inter-
snac;anl a'l maturity, aud the property to remain
srvaIay sDa mortsaged until final payment ofprncipal
Dec. 2j, 1858. snct;oneer
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GT. IMARY's ACADEMY FOR BOYS;

GT. MARY'S ACADEMY Fer BOYS;
~ This Institution, lately established in tho town
OF the parish the Incompatible blessing Of 4 solid
education, will resenic Its duties on the 20th OF
October. MI Is,
The course Of instruction will embrace such
branches as will be most useful to the pupils; thp
utmost care will be paid to theirrapid improvement;
The best Teachers will be selected; their nunbet
will be Increased, to suit the increasing number Of
the students. # :l.a
Tic very great success OF tho Institution ftom TIT
beginning, the lang experience Of those Mt the head
of IT, their unconquerabe determination TO- carry
out the noble work. are the best pledge they eAI
offer to parents for the Improvement Of Aoif
Children. stss5si
For terms and other particulars, apply to a5
i Rev. GILBERT RAYMOND.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philadel
Ill phia-A Benevolent Institution established
by special Endowment for the Relief of the Sick
aud Distressed, afflicted with yirulent and Epidemic
Diseases.
The Howard Association, in view of the awful
destruction of human life, caused by Sexual dis
eases aud the eceptions plactiGed upon the unlor
tunate victims of such diseases by QNacks, several
years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon, as a
| Charitable act worthy of their name, to open a
l)spensary for the treatment Of this class Of dis
eases. in all their forms. aud ~ give Medical advice
gratis " at who apply iy letter, with description
Of their condition. Gage, occupation, habits OF NE,
ete.l and in cases of extreme poverty, to furnish
Medicines free of charge 1t is needless to add that
the Association commands the highest Medical skill
of the age, and will furnish the most approved
modern treatment.
| Report upon the treatment OF Sexual Diseases, for
tie year ending Jauuary Isl, 1855 express the
highest satisfaction with the success which has at
tended tile lahors Of the Consulting Surgeon in the
cure OF Spermatorrhma, seminal Weakness, lmpo
teuce, GonollGa, Gleet, Syphilis, the vice Of Oaan
ism or selfabUse, etc, aud order continuance oil
the same plan for the ensuing year.
The Directors, on a review OF tile past, feel as
s,lred that their labors in this sphere Of benevolent
effort have heen of great benefit to the afflicted
especially to the yoWng, and they have resolved X
devote themselves, with renewed zeal, TO this very
important and much despised cause.
An admirable Report on spermorhTa o.
Seminal Weakness, the vice OF Onanism, Mastirba
tun or selEaljuse and other diseases of the seXua
organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, will he sent b,
mail Cn sealed envelope), free at charge, Oh fe
CENT Of two stamps Tor postage. Other Reports an'
Tracts the natire and treatment ot sexual dia
eases, dict etc., are constant beng published 10
rrltuiioas distfibaton, and will lie sent To the al
. dctcd. Some Of the new remedies and methods q
treatment discovered during the last year. are q
/ great value.
., H. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard ASS
citation, No. South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Fl
BY order of the Directors.
EZRA u. HEARrWELL, President.
, GEO. FAIRCnILp, Secretary.
May %, lsjs.-ly.
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NEJV STORE, SO

fact every thing usually found in n country store
My assortment is large and complete, ,.ana can
assure my friends and the pnblIc generally, that ]
can supply their wants on the most reasonable
terms. And for cash pledge myself to sell cheap
as cheap can he, | will take pleasure In showing my
goods any one, sale o. sale any thing thut can
he turned into money in The Neworleans market
taken in exchange for goods.
Cotton Sugar aud Mohasses bought ut market
rates. Cali aud see.
Washington La, Oct. iG, 1853.
II. s.. WILKINS.
Opposite Steamboat Landing.
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EDUEATlUN. My School will open for
4 4 the year on the lst Monday Of October 1853.
All pupils will be considered as entered by the year,
@ sgreemeps e to tie contrary. iermspagyne%nt % " % In.
yarinbiy IN advance.
Washington, La, August %, 1868. 4,
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Trugs or SALE.-All sums of fifty dollars = anu
under Cash; moveables credit OF one year rom ma
and m TWO Years from the lt day of April lsSo; planG
tation and lands credi4 OF one Two, .n,se d
~ gur1sh notes with personal security, in solido 10
tba ~ ~" satsart;on of the vendor The said notes t
s so ds ,vahe to the order Of and endorsed BY
tbo W nI pnrehasers at the Office of the Recorder N
the town of opelouss The said notes to nsaf II n
terest at per cent per annum 3 IfS vnnnrs % pryege
p;i1 @ ho rsf,incJ ON the lands and slaves till ma
payment , Of principal and interest.
Costs of passing sale at the expense gergI 81 P''
'''i Bsyou Beeuf, st. Landry, La, JAN s, isoo'
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HILAIRE DESESS ARES. Collector and
~ Grier, offers his services as such, to the eti.
zcns of st. Landry. All business entrusted to his
care will he promptly attended to. He has formed
no partnership with any one in either Of the abbve
branches. March 20 1868.
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CT. MARY'S HALL, WAaHIxoroN Sfs
N Landry The exercises Of this School VIII W
scsumed Monday Oct. 4th, lS5e. under the continued
supervision OF Mrs. Whitney Principal, assisted ~
Mrs. Edmonston, late Of New0Tleanss
Tho experience of Mrs. O., as teacher, togethef
with her Recommendations from the Hon. y. A
Kingsland. Elk Mayor Of the City Of N also rom
Professor Samuel H. Dickson, Charieston, s. VI
fully iustiies ns III saying her qualifications for
imparting Information are Of the highest order.
The Scholastic year is divided into two sesacnsS
twenty weeks each.
Beard and Tuition in tho English course, tn-
Guiding Naturalization and Contingent Fee PEI
session. ......soSv VI VI
i.ay Scna'ass 4. i, 3 s.s Ss ~
Music piano, Gatar, Or Harp, per month. sS9 sS4
Use OF Instruments. each. ! "
Use Vi Sheet Musc and Diagrams. = ~
The French, Spanish and lhalian Languages: ~
spoken tlpcntly in the Institution, and Will %
taught with the Fine Arts at the usual rates. <.
The Hall aside from Board furnishes Bed-steads
md Mattresses
Washing, lights and toilet appendages, are
separate charge.
The uniform consists Of School Gipsey, Drcss
Of green Berage and Dclaine. solid color.
The school Is III no respect denomnational, the
mode of Instruction strictly intellectual, the ofganti
zation oh the departments deemed adequate %
SUCCESS
The hest intent will be iii accession as incident
duties demand
The building is spacious, rooms commodious. PREF
scnting tiers of galleries furnishing delightMt
| promenatles, surrounded by finely shaded groands
I ample for recreation. s.:5slt
| Iourders will not be allowed to open accounts
without written authorization tten parents : nor
to leave the Institution unless private carriage 10
| srat Under special charge. .....
All arrangements made FOR the year, no deduction
made for absence. ~ as
Tuition fec semi annually IN advance
VISITING coMsitrrEE: !,
I. G. Cooke, NJ. D., Washington La; Hon. JohA
Il. King, Opeloasas; Il. Ogden. Holmcsylle. i
REFERENcEs:
| bishop Dayis Columbia, s. G.; Bishop Greeni
Jackson, Miss; Ectt CAN'T, St Landry, l,a;; Al Cl
Anderson, st. Landry, La; Hon. L. Orr, Wsshing.
ton. D. c. Oct. Q, 1858. 4
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(tHAs, n. EALER, Watch Maker and
" Jtweler, corner Of Main and Landry streets. OPP
elousts has IN hand an assortment Of WATCHES
and IEA EIRf, consisting Of English aud French
Gold and Silver cased Lever and Lepine Watches.
EarRings. Finger-Rings Breast Pins for Ladies and
Gentlemen, Spectacles, Cold Pens with Cold and
Silver Holders, Peritmery, Hair Brushes, Toilet
Soups and other articles too numerous TO mention;
the whole Of ShicI will be sold al much reduced
prices for cash or good city acceptance -
will also execnte all kinds Of work iu my line of
business in worknanlike manner ana with prompt
dispatch for cash G. EkLERi
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| L OUIS n lNHILLE. Public Auctioneer
- in and fo 10 Parish of St Landry.
| opelousas, H. !, s, 1s5S.7sly
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Sp4A.Y' MokN,Ne.
NUMBER 2o4.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

GOOD NEWS FOR t,ADIES.-Any La
N dy who will send her address to airs. Z,
Creager Baltimore city, Md, with three three-ceisa
postage stamps enclosed, will receive by return
mail information Of importance to her. Woman
,now thyself aud be happy.
Nov. 20, 1858.
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DiERRE GOSELIN, Cabinet Maker and
l. Whee'wright offers his services to the public
at moderate prices for cash.
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CONVENT OF THE IMMACULATE
~ CONCEPTION OF OPElOUSAS.-Th The Ladies'
of lIaly Gross respectfully announce to tile puilie
that thn 0nsses win he resumed in their Institution
on the 10th Of October
Nnnlonsls. Oetnhnr 2. lRh7. ...--a -.
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.,EY-'rIlE BEST OF HONEY

nave valuable receipt Tor making honey,
j will send to any person for 6fty cents. We
nd use it in our own family at halt the cost,
b6fsider it as good as Is the genuine article Of
R4Rs4s honey, itom which il can not be told.
pss Mo that will make and sell Il can easily
sleur 1rUaa to Ss per day, It only requires four
articles to make it, aud they eau he obtained at any
store for fifty cents. Every family may have this
lelightfl lnxnry, for any lady make 1t III fifteen
inites ut any time. Three cent postage stamps
Nas good as money Address
DIR, J. b. CREAGEE, Baltimore, Md.
=. G. is the General Agent for DR.. Winder's
orated Matrimonial Series---S backs, No. 1, "a
for Young Mem designed 10 prepare them
The society OF females; M. o Errors Of Court,
, saip;" No. 8, Reproductive Control" Either oI
which will be mailed to order uponthe receipt Of
% cents. Nov. 90 ls5s.
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DEBAILLON 4 CARRIEIsE, G Receiving,
- Forwarding and Commission Merchants, Wash
ington, La.
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FDuCk1ION.~-T undersigned, late Of
IA 0pelousts, las opened School for young
ladies' in Vile Platte, Mt the residence Of Dir.
sIopavitt at which place SHE ~ prepared to receive
pupils. Is
January 2, 1853. J. 7. HOY:
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!. ;s,sssSss

n 4 PRIZE FOR EyERYBODY!-W Who
n ~ Hihserihes for the NewYorh Weekly Press,
VI beautifully Illustrated family newspaper,
III The NewYolk WeeKly Press Is ono OF the best
81 literary papers OF the day large Qaarto con.
n tanins twenty pages, OF sixty columns, Of enter
y tanning natter and elegantly illustrated every
N week.
A rift worth from so cents 10 $1,000 90 will be
sent 10 each subscrberon receipt of the subscription
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sTA7ION, 1s,,M
of Bayou Beuf, iii
scres Of land, of 49,
ired and in cultivation
steam Mill and two setts
Kitchen, stables, negro
nth shops, and all neces
ne for another crop with
ears, (crop of 1S57--45t
lds.)
4 be sold in a body or di.
mules and a few stock
le horned cattle; stock
ionghs, harness and all
a large lot OF corn and
10 numerous to mention
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0NEZIME A. GUIDRY, Auctioneer and
~ Notary Public in and for the Parish of St Ian
dry. Office at the Court House.
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S d. ALIIS, Public Auctioneer for the
~ Parish Of st. Landry. Office ut his store in
Washington.
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in7IIcCEsSION SALEs-Will be sold at
s nnhic auction pursuant to an order of the Dis
l. l., pf rnurt, by duly licensed atctoneer, at the
.Iataou Is Of the late James Morgan, deceased, on
wednesday. February (. 1853,
~. soravinr described property, belonging to the
.1ses "s ssio, of said deceased. viz:
49, 1.-THE PLANTATION,
NJ on which the deceased last resided, "a
EiH situated in this Parish, containing els-,
.n.t one thousand acres, with the buildings and
Sprosements, ' consisting Of Il good dwelling house,
sTssr house with sugar MIL kettles, ETC. negro
ysa ssne, sufficient to plant another croH ID be
s"S 4 raet Of land situated in this Parish, ad
aiming tle pantation Of deceased, containing eight
undred and ninety acres.
ss-Tbree hundred acres of land, situated on
avon Wake in this Parish.
Three hundred and seventyfve acres of land,
atuated il this Parish, OH Cow Bayou, back OF
welbs plantation.
Three handycl and thirty.six acres of land
sta,ted in this Parish, on Bayos Beuf, adjoining
Naiarn Iitlell's plantation. 40
"a tract of Aud situated on Elm Bayou in this
parish, containing two hundred acres.
N 80 SID VES s, n
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A UGN TIE N. ROE Auctioneer in and
IA for N Parish Of ST.. ~. Offers his ser.
vices to tils snlicof this Pare. generally.
nc cana vs. be found at the Recorders Office,
oPeoasas ny.29, 1858.
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SHE GREAT FEMALE PILL.-Dr. j.
r. CREAGER is the General Agent, wholesale
Nyetail of Dir. Wieaton's Celebrated Female
Srhese Pills are TRULY valuable for ladies, for
S3sssS, restore the monthly courses when they
..~s Vam any canse whatever They never
'aiisa Many case where the directions around
bottle s,injng the Pills have been strictly
red; indie. there hwa no case of failure ever
10 our k..s.Sieage. Reng purely Vegetable
perfectly safe. Mailed TO order, post paid,
Sapt of 81, by DIR. ]. p. UREAGEn,
Baltimore, I'D.
iseount to Druggists.
@-sSas.
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gALl>


.ll---cInN l-N SALE a sessie II
gggs, Douee pufotihu ~ the a Hon. the District
sy virtue p ~ ~ ne Parish of st. Landry, dated
;sSit; in aud ~ issg and in confQmity with the
Jaapssry ,oily anil meeting ds homologated
vii Vii otsr fer saay. san, February ie, 1859,
"e'"' ''s,,ouce of the deceased, in Grand
lilo laie resuih bsrish Of st. Landry, the following
saIiss; aIis.5 $ + pslsss,sy. sss psy'Sss Wit: i & -
tstEioeu p0r aagro man aged about 30 years; n
N John, oh, llss,v " nerro n manAaged about % ga
yearsi - man aged abd,s years.;
yite, negro i,la" a,a n aed aesed about years;
Zen, negro a,rn 1,I, man a1 aged abos is years.;
.eos, les.o s,sra hop aged about35 years;
i'm, Inaro aas,, ma @ed about rs years;
y a',,,,o nos l,oya aDont IL years;
utiste negro boy agedh ahan9 an3ut 70 seals'
te 1.tts boy aged about l6 years;
sli,sn la s,rI aged about IL years; :.
s.o ~ iii iii aged about IA years..
gu odya ~, woman aged about ~ years, to-
Il her two children, VIZ:
aged years.
ile, .se ageu woman aged about 20 years, to-
!. ,.tahl 16er two children, viz;
andre, aged years,
,e. aged years. -, .o ,oo,
,SsiO ,iasetyssix head Of gentle horned l,Sa
',f,s Vssterie, consisting of about Y;s
f%iId 'sill horned cattle, branded! Ii ~
and \, ranging in the Parishes Of -,
Calcasieu, excepting the horned m q cafile T;Ile
same bands ' p,sanes w'ea and uaase ld u Grand rld
IL Horses; Horse creatures; Wort; Oxen;
Y 'ep. / pairs d; Mules; Creole Horses;
n If Hogs; Draft Horses; l Jaekass;
49, and FpH-
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~. Ta, Ss,,,na Utensils; unbrokeh Mules; shot
Gas; ou'sy ,sn eoNprIoNs:--All sums under ten
Tshasr rasl' a. All sums Of ten dollars up to fifty,
aIs,, enst az the lst April 1860. All sums over fifty
RyaNee a,ahe ~ in two annual equal nstalRelts,
. s. p'ahpl n The lst Of April 1850 and the other in
e imsat nls, f. on the LIST Of April 1851 Slaves to
,n % %morgaged with vendors privilege amtli
paien% ,nsturitv. and payable to the order Of the
iiel htsu Of said succession, at the office
idi.slSH erssslas II. Monton Attorney at Law, at Ope
pnrrhasers to furnish security in solido, to
lss'sa lps satisfaction OF the administrators'
os e4N' ACHIIILE DUPRE, Auctioneer.
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TIT 3. RFl HE, ss..veyor, Civil En-
y - einosra,it lughtslnan.
Washington, La qril II, ls5s.--ly.
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gTA1ION,

~ ,797s !
i''r xing descrih
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BUSINESS CARDS.

y. F.-PRAiRie IopGE No. 81 meets at
ashingten every Saturday even ,,A,..v.,.
% o'elo B. II. Whitney, N. ~
.;> itre, tiSI. Reed. Secretary; sSsss u
rnes eonchez, TrSsesurer: A. Mills sfdsSSs
aagh aug s.. The n, Sar is invited to attend.
opel Nas, january = a5S.
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nan ARR4NGEWEgTs AT WASHINGTON POST
OFFICE

The Great Eastern Mall, from Halmore, lhlipieiphta, New York,
Boston, &c, and Buffalo, &c, arrives AZ "a, a m, and ~ p ms
daily and the NAH y be sent from this Office 10 and By those
places, viii be closed. as heretofore, al 2 and 3 O'Clock p m, daily
The Southern HAL win be closed hereafter daily at bH and .
O'Clock p. M and viii be received, az heretofore, daily, by Ok
O'Clock, q. mi aud z, y. nd.
The SECOND Eastern Mail closes al 70, p, m, and The Great Western
Mail cl0ses az a, n. ~, daily. Tho mail trains north Of Philadelphia
arc % arrive there Ia time 70 connect VITA the train for Inlimorc,
which brings he Great Mail, 10 arrive here by 6d, a m. No East.
eu Mail Ia received al This Office on Sunday night and NO Eastern
Mail ssent ON Sunday morning.
The Nail for Norfolk and adjacent places in Virginia "a closed at 2,
D. M, except Sunday ind Is received ak times a week, with a mail
from Baltimore, Md, BY y, m.
The Mail from Georgetown, D. G. Is received twice daily, by B,a
M, and g, y. m. and Ills closed for that place at the same hours.
The Mail from Rockville, So, Md, is received daily by o. p m,
and Is closed for those places at ., p M,
Annapolis Mail closes al 2 endg p M, daily.
Tho Mall from Bro0kvino, Sc, Nd Is received daily except Sun
day, by O., ~ m, and closes for those places by o, ,. m, daily.
The C0esvile, Nd, Mail closes Monday Wednesday and Friday,
ats p. M, and received Tuesday, Thursday, andSaturday al 3, p m.
Upper Marlboro, &C., Nd, received by 4 p M, daily, and is
closed at o, pm.
Port Tobacco &ga Nd, received Tuesday Thursday, and satur
day by o p. M closed sunday Tuesday, and Thursday at pm.
warrenton, Alddleburg, SC, Va, received daily BY 0, pm,
closed at ., p. m.
Wednesday, and Friday.
The postage on newspapers, aud that on all printed matter ad
dressed 20 any foreign country, Is required 10 DE paid In advance.
The office is open from 8 O'Clock, a. m 10 S1f O'Clock, y. M, ealy
except Sunday and ON that day IL is opcn from s 10 10, a. m, and
from. o. to ~, pm.
Port Tobacco daily other placeg on the route as above.