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The announcement of peace is said T. have
caused signs of commercial improvement in
France. The Paris -four market was dull and
wheat lower
The Farls correspondent Of the London Herald
says that the greatest activity is apparent ali alonS
tue French coast. The channel coast is being for.
titled, and from Cherbourg TO Dunkirk earth hat
terles are being constructed every three thousand
yards.
Tue Paris Pays says the whole Imperial Guard
division OF infantry of the line. aud a battalion
OF Chasseurs, selected from the different corus of
the army, had received orders to march immc-
distely to Paris, where they will receive dstin-
guished reception.
The Paris correspondent of the News saws there
is feeling OF disappointment, and even indipna-
ton, apparent among all who took sincere inter-
est in the object of the and that the Emperor
is seriously lowered in the opinion Of all classes
Tie rentes closed on the 18th at 6Sf 2Oc
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DIED,
FOR RENT AND SALE,

EOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE. No as G,t
bttween 1T and 18th streets, with gas water
ann az the modern Improvements. To a good ten,
ant the rent will be moderate. Apply next DOOR
iy 2o-Sf<
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The LONG BRDGE.-The usual summer repairs
are now being prosecuted ON the Long Bridge,
and will not be discontinued for some time to
come-not TIL the old bridge shall have been
placed in a satisfactory condition During some
weeks past. the workmen have managed to con-
duet ths repairs without Inconvenience to traveI-
ers; bnt shortly the prosecution of more extensive
operations will render it necessary to close the
bridge to travel for time. Repairs We're badly
needed, particularly upon the planking, as there
were numerous holes sufficiently large ~ render
II more than an average hance that hors: nIight
step through and break leg.
The ORPHAN GIRLS GREAT Picnic, ut Ar.
iih-'on springs on Monday, August sth. will
DE beyond doubt the most extensive affair Of
the Kind that has ever come off at this place Of
resort 6reat arrangements are being made for
fun during The day, whilst the long array Of
names OF oar most distinguished citizens who
have consented To- act as managers ON the occa.
sion, is proof positive that good order. good dis,
positions, Sayety, &c, will be the order of he
day Read the advertisement in another column,
and 90. - ,
o. f.r.. s-.r.sa-.
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OyER CHsRGINs "A hackman brought suit be-
FIRE Justice Dorm Yesterday against a party, to
recover balance claimed for diving his family
brrcbd the limits Of the Corporation After
h-arins, the magistrate decided that i'm the ALL
ssnce ~ saIy special agreeslen. as 20 the price 10
D., paid. there being no law covering the case th.
diver could only charge the customary rate of
dollar per hOnr.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
with dwelling and Ont-hous0s, in Monts omery
county eH Ad on the Frederick turnpike, nres
males from Canal. l. is well waterod and in =
i F settled and rapid, improving nsg hbeIhoCd
DODGE. 63 Water street, Georgetnvn. iy 9-Imf
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UT . Vt u nm Do q F&AT' <vT DTUauWHy, " Y
MARRIED,
On the 18th instant, by tho Rev. y. D. Gurle,, d.
D., Mr.. HENRY G. EAUCK 10 Miss SIDDi =
Nee LERi, 10th of Washington.
DIED,
on theSlth instant, SAMUEL DICKINSON. SON
and Is days. ' "eO" ID iiioh'iis
The friends of tho family are invited to attend the
mineral on sunday. at O'clock, from the Residence
OF MT. Jackson, on l. between q st and I'D SITS
Suddenly on the 2sth, ALFRED HITCHCOCK, in
HI funeral will take place from his late residence
NO. 22o 4th street, between and X streets on to-
OF IN. family are respectfully invited without urth-
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THE AITENTIoS If those wishing Ia secure their
property from lightning Is called especially to the
al crtis-ment. i'm another column, Of Mr. John p .
Smith who ii viii be seen has the testimony Of a
number Of well known gentlemen TO the excel.
leDoe Of his work. zee a ~ { 8
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PORTLAND. July 20-I.ast night On. ,o.ch,,.
shop OF MI George Hail. on Fore street he'd 81
franklln whaTf was completely DESTROYED "a are.
.Sgesher Win the last factory 81 Mr. Moore the
shop Of George hcLelian, and > cons. drrabj.
quantity of lumber.
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NJ MRS McCORMICK'S SCHOOL.
MsRS. MCCORMICK desires to inform her
friends ana the public generally that she will resume
the duties of her School on the LIST Monday in Sep
The course of study pursued will comprise all the
ton. $50
In addition to her day scholars she is de.itous of
receiving into her family few pupils boarders,
aset rom 10 70 4 ears, Who will be under her I'M
mediate care and oversight. Z
For terms and fnrthef particularly apply 1T her
resieense-No. 30 Cameron street, Alexandra, Va.
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A HOUSE FOR RENT on CAPITOL HILL.
"A Dwelling on Maryland avenue, between "a
ara 81 streets east, cutaEiIg ten rooms and a
atrly. - ~ % as
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IfOR RENT-A comfortable three story BRICK
L HOUSE on H. street north, b"tween ID and ID
street west ontalntng ght room, ard furnished
ply to JOHN Il. SEMMES & Co, corner Oh
Market. '' ' ix % Et'e
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Arrival of the AnrIo.Saxon

FARTHER POINT. July 29.-The steamer Anrlo-
Saxon from Liverpool, with dates to tine 2Uth. for
Quebec, pissed here this evening, and was boarded
by the agent Of the Associated Press.
There is nothing additional by this arrival I'm
regard to the basis of the recently concluded peace
between France and Austria. -.
The feeling Of discomfort in regard g. the pcace
was apparently increasing. particularly in ItIly.
The Emperor Napoleon had arrived at ST. Cloud
The Queen Of Portugal is dead
The Posts Paris correspondent SAYS that both
Emperors are convinced that the basis for the con
clusion of peace which they hastily agreed upon
is, in many respects, impraciicable
The English journals continue TO ridicule the
terms of peace
The Fest. Lord Palmerston's organ attac ks the
proceedings at Villa Franco
In the House Of Commons, Mr. uersman gave
notice OF resolution that works for the country s
defence be provided for otherwise than by the
annual vote of Parliament
Important DISPATCHES from Lord Russell dated
June I'D. strongly urging the importance ot the
neutrality of RusSi1, had got into Print and at
traCted attention both in and cut Of Parliament
The Vienna Corrcspcndentof the London Time,
saws the representatives, of Austria, France aud
Sardinia will soon meet at Zurich and conclude a
treaty of peace. There is 10 be no Congress the
two Emperors having agreed TO settle their dim
cultles without the Intervention Of the neutral
Powers.
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TRUNKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Ms<s
4 % order 80 the Southern Trunk Factory, le9
nth street opposite Odd Fellow Hall.
-je IA I'm - shrs ~ JAMES 8. TOPHAM.
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TOR HARPER'S FERRY.-The fast and com
m2dious steamer ANTELOPE, r.
town every TUESDAY, THURS tss,.-<sisHsss
DAY and SATURDAY. at O'Clock a nj. Re-
turning; lsayes Har1er's Ferry every MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and RIDAT, at o'clock a. m.
Fare sL.s. -. ,-0' :, -
heTdstogn and Williamspoit on Saturday MS hts
and Sunday mornings. " i5-2mt
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PEREZ, TEACHER OF THE SPANISH
~ ~, LANGUAGE, GUITAR; FLUTE, aud ~
Of w. 6. Metzerott, or through the Post o. SSGHS
free. iy "a -
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II ENCH WHITE ZINC PAINT
FROM THE
VIEILLE M0HTAGNE COMPANY
OF

VIEILLE MONTdGNE COMPANY
- -. OF PIhIS.
This Paint is adapted to all purposes, to which
yellow, as Il ad invariably Coz 8, and viii acquire the
hardness and smoothness of Coach panne ling with
out the aid of vanish, and is easily washed. Col
or. with zinc basis retain their freshness and
30 pounds will cover much surface with the
same body, as 80 pounds of leed-showing great
economy well as b auty.
article strictly pure they should buy of none but the
most respectable houses. The Company ship but
two qualities, known rs No. I and Snotc Rkits
Dry. Red and Green seal. The No. I or Red sea-
Is the article most used for painting purposes the
snow White or Green Seal being only used for ths
most ex pensive work = VIZ
JOSEPH NJ. STRONG. AGENT for the Co
Orders address to either of the following houses
VII be tlled at the men reduced tariff Of prices,
- cog HALL & CORNELL = -r.rf
ti.-~ r - 1923 Maides LAM, Nstr York
RAlNOI.DS. uEVOE & PRATT,
~ y SIN LOG los Falton street, heto York
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Howard ASS citation.
PHII.dDELpHIA.

DfheroIsnt Institution established ~ special III.
dotuneiat lor The Hsfief uf the iSirk a,d IJis4
frrssfdt i,st afflicted Nth Yn'utet dnd Epiafmie
lNHE Howard Association, IN view OF tic.
- awful destruction nf human lie ca,tseti IL se,
nal Diseases and tho dceepto,ls factir6d ilSI, fIe
unf6rtanate victims Of such diseases by Uuack.
seyeiE years ngo direeied their Consulting Safge.i
~ ~ aharitapie ACT worthy of theirname to open q
Dispcnsary for the Treatment Of this class AZ 1is.
eases, IN all their forms, and to give Medical adyicx
grltst VII who apply by letter. with dcactfitti0n
Of tleif eopaition tagc, Ion, habit3 I'll iife
e.c1 and ~ case Of extreme pugerty 10 furnish
Medicines free Of charge, II Il needless Il, ndd
that the Association commands the highest Mediral
sk OF the age, and will furnish the most approved
modern treatment. sig 3 Il 4 5'psss 9s ''s
4 The Directors of the Association. III their Anu,al
report upon thestraatnlcDt of Sesna Uisea,cs cxs
press The highest satsfnctpn will the success which
has attended the labpis of their Surgeons ia ths
cure nf spcrmatorrhmt, Seminal Weakness. Ennorr.
hafl 'ilest Syphilis, the vice Of onanixn or Self
Ahnee, Diseases of the Kidneys and bladder. etc.
and order continuance OF the same plan for fl,ss
ensuing year. a q. .i N, s'ssss-'f Z
The Directors. on q review Of the past feel as-
srea 'iat Their labos tn this sphere q benevolent
elinft have been Of great benefit to the AFFLICTED,
sspeeiaiy y re yaaLg, and they have resolved t1
desote themselves, With renewed ZEAL TO this yery
important and inncl} dnspised cause. ~ ~
Seminal Wcakness. the vice Of 0nanism, Mnsfurba-
ton Of Self Abuse, mud other Diseases OF me Sex:
aal organs by the Consulting Surgeon will be sent
" mail eln y sealed envelope3 free of charge, oif
receipt y two stamps for portpge. Other Rcparta
and Tracts on the nature and treatment b. Sexual
diseases, diet, Etc., re constantly being l,uislled
for glatntens dstsihntioiI and viii be sent to the
allieted Some Of tlle new remedies and methDds
of treatment discovered the aat year, are Of great
value. @ x ID Il Il n "
Address for Report Or Treatment DR u sKlI.f.Iy
liOuhHToS. aefing Surgeon, Howard Associal
tion, No south Sntb Street. Philadelphia, Pa. ~
BY order Of the Directors.
iinitA D. HEARTWELL,
c... J, .SE5s ..ts Pfesideuts
jane Is, Is5J-4ly.
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Notice to Non-Residents.

Raeer, Partsh of 81. Laadrg, N ne Sd Lepee
Distftft Of sad Parish.
N0U are hereby notified u make a road and
i i5syee, On the front OF yonr lands, IN the I'd
l4efee District of the Parish Of st.4.anIry froitt
lhR en- the Atehafalaya River. according ia law.
Afi you ait further notified, shat If the required
@ei on Yottr SAD idads III ssii 81 IeYee District
fronting on said River shalt he ansiaag By the 10th
tay Of sIanutry isaa. xaail proceed q advertise
the said work 1af three weeks in the Parish
iazette and By notiees posted ts0 public places
in the said District. % be let out. Ear perforns,ee
TO the loweat bidder, aud IN the dag specified h
the advertisement shall proceed TO adjudicate the
making of the work 10 tue lowest bidder. ~ re
qfsl by the Lag aud t!Ie oriis.aAee Of tile Police
jury Of the Parish os st. Landry. -
j. G. HENDERSON,
lnspfctog Of Isoads and Leeees, 3D. District Par
ish Gf st, Landry.
December g. ls5g
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GHERIFF'S sALE.-State of Louisiana.
~ District Court. Parish Of ST. Landry No 8sDi

- M O.
Joseph j. Castillo W. Tbeotiose s. Robin 81.
By virtue Of an order Of seizure and sale, isened
IN the above entitled suit BY the District Court III
and for the Parish OF ST. Landry am, State aforesaia
and to me directed. will expose at public safn: fos
Cash, at the Courthouse Of this Parish, On S4f III:
uRHAY, the Tth day of January. Il. d. 1st0, cnta.
meiicing at the hour Of Ii A. NJ and continuink
from day to day, IL necessary, all the right, title
interest and demand OF the said defendant, Thec-
dose s. Robin, In and TO the following property,
seized to satisfy said writ to wit.
Two town lots situated In the village Of OpeIosi.
sas, lying East and West of each other and being
lots No. IL and 81, Of the Lastrapes Addition q
town Of 0pelousas lot No. 30 being bounded EaAt
BY Glesfnat street., West BY lot No. ls, North, hy
street South BY lot M - property of Mrs Celeste
Gariana. and lot No II being bounded East by los
No, 80, south By lot No. -, belonging 70 Mr.
Geieste Garland, West by land OF Ms. Celesf6
Garland, and North by street, the said two lots
being the same bought by the said Robin, from TIC
Widow Theodore Lastrapes, BY Act passtd on atS
ilth day Of October 1868.
shesif's Office, opelonsas. November 2H. 1853. q
J.. v. CHACHERE, Sheriff.
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T,1N VENT AND ACADEMY u4 .iia.
[ I9Wu tflJl.ATE CONCEPTION =" 0pelousas

v MdAtul's III N'NNf- f-' NV "'ei''saN'
Ta Institution will he reopened by the Ladies OF
lns W iIaiv Gross :" on tire Goth Of Detober. in The
w. w., of lneI0isas for o education Of the Young
M E4osa of the Parish and Of the surrounding
,,,es Tire location is ni3sl delightful, aud offers
II he exterior advantages which parents may de-
a. o.; rfar their Children. The System at Education
,1 ,nirse., all the branches taught in the best III
M.n.niis,,s of America ol Hrope-Reading Spelling
,r,r5nar Composition, rhetoric, Eloeution applied
70 tbe French and English Languages to both Of
y L;b the almost attention viii be paid, aud both of
!b;cb the yppils will iuost carefully be trained to
80 and write with correctness elegance and ill.
Eass. Wrftihg: Geography, saGfed and prDsane-
SH::ie5lt and Modern History. Mythology, Arithme-
n Enpk KecpiHg, the clements @l Algebra and t,t
Snetry , Natarai Philosophy, Natural History Do.
%e.e Economy, Sewing, Embroidery, Artificial
rI,,fs Drawing Painting, Vpc;f and Instrumental
,,a,;c This last branch viii he taught by dstin.
gn;sbsd artist. just arrived rrom New0fleans.
Nosljns VIII be omitted To Sindte in tbs pupils
;vs en!Iatfin ter iflfning. The greatest attcn-
fan viii also bej@d to Develop Their minds, form
.bsr hearts hf- elevate their character. They will
bsvs pptiiiar 10 tar RnTa evil examples or OWL rs
sosatioBs remaining at al times within the enelo
suya Of The house and under the eyes nt Kind teach
ers, wAo will watch oyer their marels with maternal
Affection They shall receive no visits, except from
her parents relations, @h7 viii he allowed To see
tIe1 In the parllr Thursday after the morning
rlass and On Sandly- after the high mass.
Tht Ani9St attention nill lt paid TO the health of
Ma np,;ls. The diet VIII be w,.pespRie air lbnnd
anti The SICK viii ',e t9ed WtA i'latffhti Vigilance
and tenderness.
lsIigim Is the Groundwork of Education The
jnstitl;i5n is Catholic huweyer, youae Ladies who
NAV belong to other denomination, viii 5c received,
On the on!r condition VI conforming Ia r. t44s4i
exercises af the house.
70 enable parents TO send their children at m ear
iier age to stboola child may profit from the age
Of seven or eight, and even sDpner-ta keep them
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SHERIFFvs SALES.

lHERiFF'S SALfs---,tate of Louisiana,
- District Court, Parish Of it. Landry--No. 7s49
T. V. Roy vs. Luke Hollfer IS
" virtue OF a writ Of d. fa., issued in the abots
gi.iea sun oy the District Court in and for the
Parish Of st. landry and State aforesaid. and 20 me
directed will expose At public sale, for cash, at
.ne M Court, house of this Parrish on SATURDAY thS
ltb DAY Of January. al b. 1850, commencing 81 ths
honr o. u a; and continuing from day to day, II
q tue said defendant, Luke Holer, ID and 10 tlx
following property seized TO satisfy said writ ID VII:
Judgment % the District Court, Parish of 8t
Landry entitled LIKE HolIier ". Albert beieais.
curator No. s!s2 amounting TO the sum Of eighty
TIVE dollars and fifty cents - 81
Sheriff s Office, Dpeiousas, December s, 1883.
i. ". ClfAGHERE, Sheriff
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tS,llERIFF's s.AI.E.state .of Louisiana,

tGliElslFF'S S.i State of Louisiana,
~ -, bitfiet tonrt Parish of st. Landry. s7Asi
Iheadofa Chaeherr ~ ozen Aubespi,i, & m. Z.
ny virtue ot writ pf H. fa., issued In the ab0v6
ehtilied snit by the District Court in and ff tbe
iaiish Of VI Landry and State aforesaid, and "a
me directed, viii expose at public sale for cash,
~ Y, tle I.nrtinnsc q this Parish. on SATURDAY.,
.he .th day Of Januafy, A. u. 1sG0, commencing 50
the hoar af ! a. n. and continuing from day q
lay Il necessary all the right title interest and
demand Of the said defendant, Oxen Aubcspfni
M e. in and to the following property, seized d
satisfy said writ, to wit:
Al his right, title, interest and demanH III ma
70 the succession Of his deceased mother. I'm;
Moore alias Aul,espn. !. ". .. consisting 81 III
hersh,p OF one'forth IN the following property, "A
wit; certain town lot. M. 49, and d portion n
iot No. DO, situated in the town Of Opelousas NiSA
ail fl,e buildings and improvements thereon, -
ground, or lot, being bounded as follows: Wet ~
lots Of Mrs Thompson, No. 81 and No. -, EasS
hy bayou Tesson, North ny lot Of N. Q,iatreyeaux,
40. w. and Landry street. and South by Vine
strect also his share or heirahip In the m0Veahle5
belonging TO said Succession.
sAeriil y otiicc, opelonsas, November 28., 1850.
II. v. CHAEHERE, Sheriff.
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A. M. Perrault,
General Collecting Agent.
HII'ON RUII

esssPECTFUtd4Y tenders his services to the
IL citizens Of st. Landry aud the State generally
in The ab1ye capacity. All applications for the
entry of swamp i4aads, selection OF Land Warrants
collection Of claims against ts State, the fedemp
tim of lands sold Forfeited 10 the STATE for non
payment ot taxes aud any Other busiacss requiring
The attsntleh al an &goht, slu receive ktflet and
prompt attention.
: JafF ls 1858.
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EDUCATION.

1,m I4RY's ACADEMY FUR BOYS
r,;s gnstitution, lately established in the town
i oos /. 's'@T 9p s"s sssF sey aef o y'"'G os
Of the will resume its duties on the goth Of
ocopef. oo,,r-a of instruction win embrace such
lig a. as will be most useful to the pupils; the
6toa viii be pad to Of thsr apa %proyemsnt ,hai
!, Iht u Increased, to suit the increasing number OF
The ysrv great success Of the Institution from the
Ihs is the long experience of those at the head
pe their unconerable dissemination to carry
Of ;.ss n',je work are the best pledge they can
OSs S. 'tS 10 parents for the improvement. Of their
children. , ,,,,,,,. ,,,ty.; s,s 'aass'eS
sFei ts't Rnr O.
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NToTIOE.-g'he undersigned. thankful for

NOTICk-1' undersigned, thankful for
IN the patronage heretofore extended : R-#o
"a him. would respectfully inform his szfs9f1laSsyy
friends and the public generally. that he has located
now ready 70 execute promptly and with nea. ness
nj work. entrusted 70 him, sleh Carriage Rapaif-
ing, Painting, Trimming and 0rnamenttng, as well
as Sign and Ornamental Painting generally. By
.Isse attention 10 business he hopes to merit con-
titiuation Of patronage A. GOING.
Washineton. Ea.t April Il, ls5s.--iy.
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Wednesday, january n, 1860,
Public Sale Of School Lands.

l6th Section, Atehafilay,. IN 7o,cnsl,,p 8, S.
4. 6, East, N tic s. W. Lind District Of La.
y Obedience To the ID Section of an act i. .pproYod
IL 18th March 1858, entitled +" An Act IA amend
aud reenact the 18th aud 3jtii Sections Of an act
TO organize Free Public Schools in the State Of
Louisiana approved 18th March 1885 = and in viz,
tue Of an order to me directed by the Auditor Of
Public Accounts. !, the undersigned Treasurer.
VIII sell, at public auction, to the highest hiuder,
at the Court honss door, in the town Of Opeausas.
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Ope1ausas i'esraaie College,

Il 4 UFEL0CS-iS, LII.
fIHiS Institution will open its first session
u on the fiEst Monday in January. 1850, under
Me spIeFiaicndohce Of Rev. hebj r. White an,
Lady; INSISTED 'y n NJ, Lowry. 4. NJ. PliariDal Of
sohege peoaf3nu8t--i. u. Nstjlctte rrincipnl o.
french Department Mrs. u. }. Ltyy Prjmi,Hil If
Urinary penqriment, aud Prof. H. BoleualIer,
Principal Of M1aic Department.
lhl5 Institution, Is To he permanent: an 4. de.
sgHel 70 ahDrd an opportunity t1 Southern Pa
fshtS, Tor educating their llauEhfer- tIinr0ntl,ty
III ali Of tue branches Of solid lil.eril sciciic
ana ana Ornamental edneation. Buys gLaer tie age OF
egAt years, Riil also he received into the primary
asfaftfaeht' 70 accomplish this, we have and Wifi
tee'fe taF services Of superior educators A. xoon
as eaf catalogue numbers fifty pHgilS. we intend
segtlns hands9ne fire proof buiidiay with all of
s"2 ea t0hpehitllGes and arrangement; for
heats and comfort.
The government shall be parental, and strictly
moral The pupils will be lowed TO attend any
Church tbeir narcnts may auyise, provided they
hfe furnished witt roper protection, otherwise
they viii attend (wilen rroper) the Methodist
ShHeh Each pupil will be required to take lessons
~ tne aet OF eEiIiug and making sEseb garments,
ana experimenting such duties, rs tt requisite to
Aa accomplished Housewife. Fue ntmnst care
poss9e, VIII bt given u the physical ednGat.31,,
sna GeEelopement, OF every pnpil, as thereon de-
!enos tbe saeeess, Of building, either good men
la or moral fabric.
f.sch pupil will bring with her. Pillow, pr Of
PILLOW cases, ] pr Of Sheets, l Blanket aud Com
iofs sada suitable quantity of plain neat clothing.
Each o5iioce WI he marked .sith the owners =.
Or course Of s,n,. ss.ill he ttal';s'eh; and to
ias endwe viii nae tic most apptp,@d text'sohs,
,ttsIoasa9ui; ts adopting especially Southern a"'
TsRxs:
Boarding Sashng fuel, lights, etc, per Scholastic
year Of fdfty weeks si2D 90
Iqsion IN Preparatory Department per
malt ':eseto Seai ,'..-...,e....'. .t.,. " wv
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-12-17
NOTICE.

TIME undersigned takes this opportunity Of IN.
/ forIaing tie public that be has permanently
settled 10 Big Cane aud offers his services as Brick
Layer in general 20 all who wish any thing done in
his line of business Rysis ~ 4ter 6;ix8fus puils
and plans for Ftcf dwelling haEes furnished IN tho
shortest notice and on very liberal terms Address
ALEX BARTON, Big Cane, La.
July o Is59