The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-04-16
MOTTO OF S. BLOCH.
- - CHEAP FOR CASH, small profits and quick

e. Bloch, every. purchaser will find il to saYc
a ms, MS advantage s to buy, well selected ~ ~
and fresh article Of Spring Goods. "a
at the same prices in Opelousas as he could ret it
from NewOreans. o~' -
have made my principle purchasers for cash I
offer them to the public at the following low rates
for cash.
American Prints, . yards 81 90.
English Buff, G6 do Gs0O.
Brown Cotton do do loo.
J. do do 4 90.
rue very best Kinds of l-owels at manufactures
prices, superior article Of Denms, Stripes Hickory
and plantation articles in short all plantation sun
plies at the very lowest rates for cash,
A WORD TO THE LADIES.
Cheap, yes indeed, very cheap.
choice assortment OF Goods to be bought at a
very low chash prices, viz:
100 doz. ladies hose from l5 cents to /. a pair:
20O doZ. Linen Camb. handkerchiefs lOc to ip a
pcice;
aoz. 10 fine six Mant!as, to $40 a pcicc;
1o l'Fgg Ga sv, y OF .. iFaaga fsay lstgai's W.s;
do do do still larger do Emperial
French Jacontes;
6 line white (z,iricl) Molle Patterns;
Black Lace Mantillas, Lace de Cam5rui;
II dozen Marqiiscs, with sprinCs;
"a dozen Victori. Hoops from $50 upwards;
dozen Broadway FlAtcs;
3G different colors of different kind of Bareges;
Choice patterns Of English, at 30c per yard;
20 pieces of Crash.
10 piecs of water twist, Brooklyn Mis.
Ladies give me call and be assured that you'll
buy cheap for cash, at S. BI.OCH'S.
CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
The following articles are to be found:
Colored Linen Goats at'S2 80;
Planters Brown Sack and Frock Goats;
5fss;.. ,,: ~. 4-' s,.''... do do do do de'' d.
Black aud coored Alpaca; do,
Black and colored Barfoor do,
Black Drap det6; do,
Black Merino, the finest can be had do, .44....
Vests Of all kind aud descriptions
Silks of all kink and descriptions;
20 dozen English half hose;
90 do American; do,
5 do Silk Thread; do,
Linen Drawers, aud Cotton Undershrts, and
very extensive assortment of Shirts, from'sl up,
Also coored Printed and Marseille Shirts, Sus-
renders, etc.
A complete assortment of sadllery and Hardware.
Come and see. The goods are marked. No trouble
to show goods
My entire stock of fancy Groceries is fresh llrve
on hand a superior article Of Wines Liquors and
Cordias, Sweet Meats Of every description, not to
be surpassed in quality, to be sold for cash only.
A few more gallons of tile GilhndO.
do do of Punch and Rum,
do do of the Old Bourbon, and more Of
the best Champagne.
Sportsmen Can also be supplied with some Of the
fancy Flasks Pistols, Knives, and every thing com
prised in that line.
FOR FISHING PARTIES. =.
Gravitation Hool1, and complete fishing Tackles.
FOR' TRAVELERS.
large assortment of Trunks Carpet Bags,
Eases, India Rubber Goats Umbrellas and Leggings
to be sold very cheap.
Opelousas, April 2, 1850.
An ORDINANCE Concerning Huau,
IA and Levees on the Atelafalaya.
Be it ordained by the Police Jury Of the Parish
Of 81. Landsss That Samuel 7. Rogers, be and he
is hereby appointed Road and Levee Inspector of
the lst District the .itchaf.laya River srgan
lied by the ordinance Of tn" goth of May last.
That the said Inspector is hereby authorized to
make the visits, and give the notices and directions,
provided for in section7 of said ordinance, between
the goth of November and the 10th of December
1859, and to take the final action in case of non
compliance provided for by the aforesaid ordinance
and the laws of the State and Parish, on the fif-
teenth of January 1860
That the said Inspector shall give the notices,
provided for in section Of said ordinance, to non
residents between the goth of November and the
10th of December, and in case of non compliance
proceed to the final action provided for by the said
ordinance and the laws of the Parish and State on
the lst of February 1860.
5 That this ordinance shall be published in the
Parish Gazette and have force from its publication
Ordained 23d February, 1859.
ELBBRTG.ANTT, President.
Jos. u. RICHARD, Clerk.
OpeIousas, March 10, 1859.