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Louis Napoleon and the Peace Congress.

Inc Paris correspondent of the New orl
commercial Advertiser, writing to that pane
under date of March 25, says err
One OF the dreams of The Empero,,s l;fa h,
been to revise the treaties Of 1915, and to de-
stroy at least those provisions which eycludel
the Bonaparte family from the throne NJ
France. This exclusion has been. in ctfact
nnillfled by the recognition of him as Emnero,
OF France by the other powers who were ,be
slgners OF the treaties of 1916: but he desires
that those provisions of the treaties shall he
expunged from the record. Besides his thero
are other provisions in those treaties who'll
pear heavily upon France and upon his dynas.
y, whicn ne desires to see at least modified.
~ enect This object, he attempted in the
congress Of Paris, in 1856, to get up an ex-
t'aemen on the question of Italy, and thus
o.,ng IN another issue, which would enable him
either to divert the objects of The Conference,
" else 10 convince all parties of the necessity Of
another Conference. He succeeded at that
'lme SO lar as to get inserted into the PROTOCOLS
VI the conference an admission that the condi.
.'on OF Italy was abnormal, aud that the al.
'en,'on OF the parties should be directed to !,
with a view to a future amelioralion,
~ was then that the Count de Cavopr com
menced agitation in Italy, and that the or.
pressed Italian States were first given TO mn.
ders'and that they might rely hereafter on the
svmpathy OF France in case of a collision with
Austria. This started the agitation which
now rclgns in Italy, and when it had reached
We proper point to alarm all Europe, and to
the great Powers that someth;na
must be done if they did not wish to see !
war. Napoleon pronounced tba
words OF New Years day to the Austrian Am.
2assador, which have now become CO mon,
Eable. oe 81 mem
This snficed to extend the storm from 1,.,,
Q all Europe. To this succeeded notes in ths
and the legislative speech, all nt
shlch are still fresh in the memory. The tone
y these documents was uniform while srni.
ient'y ambiguous TO alarm diplomatists, ,bar
onstantly treasured the French people. So .
ot to derange the internal affairs of the c,,n
~ TOO much. AT the same time eytensirs
,ar preparations were made in France. as n
eeessary measure to meet a contingency which :
light arise; but that war was c%ontemnl,tsd >
as constantly denied by the government, !,
NOW what has been the result of this n;e.o =
political manpuvring on the part Of iou;s n
'apoieon, aided by the Count de Cavour who !,
as nus principal abettor and cooperator , =
hey have forced upon the other great mowers q
EUROPE a Congress to regulate The affairs n
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ANOTHER srkAnboAr Us.s,r, .1r

ANOTHER STRAMBoAr U~fsAsrER.-The ma.
Psrs from the city Of last Tuesday give the
dsssils o. another fatal calamity on the Missis.
saeps h'yer. Tbs splcndidsteamer ST. Nicholas.
81 she New Orleans and 81. Louis line Of
aelets exploded one Of her boilers on the
nespsard trip on last Sunday night about IS
MO- below Memphis. Forty-eight lives were
-, tsenty were badly scalded or wounded,
and aboat fortysive escaped unhurt The
b ct and cargo were o total loss.
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PAuL MoRpnY CEowSeD.-Paul Morphy,
.ne champion OF chess, left Paris for England
on tne YIN instant, from whence he is expected
shortly to sail for the United States.
Before leaving Paris . complimentary din
oer was rendered to him, which he accepted
81. Arnaut, q prominent member of IL
Chess fraternity. presided. -
Legue,ne's bust of Paul Morphy was deco.
rated and crowned with laurel as a concession
UNANIMOUSLY made by the assembly, tha,
Mosphy was the best Chess player that ever esc
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CouRT1NG ON A RAILROAD Tu,rry M, =,
AN HouR.-An incident occurred m tho + ;,.h
Miami railroad yesterday morning. The fact,
aIe aooat 'hese A lady, somewhat passed
,na. PERIOD q life which the world would tern
onhg&-althongh she might differ with
n r.was on her way to this city, for pur
poses connected with active industry. At a
pd.Ht on .he road, a traveller took the train.
"uo happened to enter the car in which the
young lady occupied a seat. After WALKING
~ anu DOWN between the seats the c%entIeman
lpund no occupied seat, except The oIe.half Of
'hat upon which the lady had deposiled her
precious self and crinoline-the latter var,
moaes'iy expansive. Making a yirtne Of no,
cess'ty-"a stand &c" berth or a little sa,f
assnrance--he modestly inquired if the lady had
a ieliow-traveler and took a seat. "'
AS the train. flew along with express sneed
''e strangers entered into a coy conversation
'nu mutual explanations. The gentleman wise
pleased and the lady certainly did not mont
Al.er other subjects had been discussed and
worn thread bare, the lady made inouiries as
o inc price OF a sewing machine, And wLsro
,n article could be purchased in this civ ~
ne gentleman entered the opinion that sbo
lau better secure a husband first M
'ptned Inc way for another branch of CONVEX.
alton, and the broken field was ;nans,n;ane1
cultivated. '"uuS't'ousiy
ny the time the train arrived at the denot
!, auls CITY the gentleman had proposed and
ecu accepted, (although the lady aftewards
eclared 1t all as a good joke). The nnrtv
a .a.e the gentleman, all in good earnest
.artea Tor a license, and the lady made her
ny = 10 a boarding house on Broadway. ahove
n'fo' Tor a dinner. Attwo O'Clock the o@ent,.
returned with a license and a ,Just;co ~
= great astonishment of the fair one nna
Ter d lew tears and halEremopstrativaevn1ousu
o y she submitted with becoming modestv
~ the squire performed the little ce,rmon,
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Lock Our FOR Your Does.-We are au-
thorized BY the town Constable to notify the
public, that from and after Monday the End
may. the ordinance in regard to dogs will be
figidly enforced. All dogs running at large III
TIE streets without the collar on. manufactured
and stamped by order Of the town Council will
be Killed without Partially or discrimination.
These collars can be obtained of Mr.. Massand.
Private collars will not save the life Of your
deg. A ,oord to tie r,se is sufficient.
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COMPETITION is THE LIFE OF BUSINESS
zee the advertisement Of the NewOrleans
Oheap Store in another column. The various
articles enumerated in the advertisement are
gong Of ct very cheap rates, cheaper perhaps
shan any other store in town. Call III and
examine for yourselves.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA-District Cont
~ Parish of st. Landry. 700. No. SILL. Estate ot
Seth Singleton, deceased.
ROBERT SINGLETON, of the Parish of st. Landry
Iestamentary Executor of the estate of Seth
singleton, deceased, late of said Parish, having filed
a .anleau OF elassifcation and account of his admins
tlation as Executor of said estate. in commute
between the said deceased, and Matilda Bundick,
ms Surviving widow, and in common between her
and his heirs, up to the fourth day of November
T. ls y accompanied by his petition praying that tie
whereas; the prayer Of said petition has been
granted by an order of Court dated April ~, 1853:
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to all ner,
sons interested to show cause, if any thew have
t w1.l.n t Thirty days from the date hereof, why said
taoieau should not be homologated and the Eyecn-
tor authorized to pay according to the classijca,inn
therein contained.
Clerks Office, Opelousas, April so, 1859.
- lis. LASTRAPES Clark
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COMPOSITION DErIED.-Look at the adver.
ts.enneut Of our next door neighbors, Messrs.
flrn6erg Y Kaufman. These gentlemen are
onering great inducements to purchasers.
ladies and gentlemen would do well to examine
their stock before purchasing elsewhere.
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Jos. D. RICHARD, Clerk. iN0 president

lqKNS' BUNI0Ns AND WARTS
u ~ DR.. ). F. MILLER, has taken Rooms Rooms : I.
Any lny'l PERSONS aaas'' t Mne5s he will Will remain a few v w selss
Warts would do well to call and havs p hanl or
an, once nee as the Doctor guarantees to cure al, cured u;,S
pis aiawihs blood or causing any psin -, an With
p n't nI,ses th ARE to suit the times. ANY Any " anS ali
place pi:eDJJe jesse 'hHh aTea's Ho sesei Eea Don't forget the he
opelousas. April 30, 1859. Ss'ee''
Dr. j. F. MILLER,
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in a twinklipg.-Last evening the happy
couple departed for Louisville, en- route for
NewOrleans and California. If this is not q
fast country, a search warrant would hardly
succeed in finding one. [Cincinnati Gazette,
March 10. %
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STATE OF LoUlsIANA-District Cont

Parish OF st. Landry. No. s7l5.. Estate oi
Joseph Laaenr, deceased. e'a y
JEAN BTE LAFLEUR, Of the Parish of st. Landry
administrator Of the estate of Joseph hafenr. de-.
~ ee' Is; ,ate OF sad Parish, having filed an account
., us administration and tableau of distribution and
classification of the funds of said estate acc n,ru
panied by his petition praying that the same NAV
De, homoiogated and confirmed; And whereas thee
prayer OF said petition has been granted by an order
OF Court dated April rs, 1859; "Aoiaei
Now, therefore, notice is hereby oieen ~ 81,
sons interested to show cause, if any they hapve
withln THIRTY. days from the date hereof. wbv ssid,
taS,eli should not be homologated and conIirmed T.
clerks office, Opelousas, April 30, 1883.
Is. LASTRAPES. Clerk
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= ~ special Jury fern Of the District Court
~ for the Parish q St. Landry. (the Hon.
H a. Martel presidiDg) will commence on
Tuesday the Bird ofsMay.
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~ WE are requested to notify the public, that
: Convention Of the Democratic party Of 81.
landry will be held in Opelousas, on Saturday
!ne IN Of May, for the purpose Of appointing
aesagates to the Democratic State Convention,
= rDe held in Baton Rouge on the 25th Of
Nav s
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DAY YOUR TAXES am now in pos
i session of the Railroad Tax Rolls, and am
ready to receive said taxes. For the convenience
of tile taxpayers, [ will be in person or represented
by one of my deputies, (duly authorized) az tne
following places, on the days below liked, between
10 o'clock A. NJ. and 8 O'Clock T. NJ, for the pur'
pose of receiving the above taxes, at the expiration
NJ which time | shall Issue notices OF seizure Oh al
delinquelts:
At my Office, in opelousas, commencing Monday
the I'd May 1853.
a. Theodore Richards. Arnaudviile, the same
At Auguste vaux's, Grand C%oteau, on Tuesday
the It'll June 1859.
At Leon Thibodeaux's, Coulec Croche, on
Wednesday the Sttl June 1859.
At Hypolite Guidry's, Mouton's Point, ON Thurs
day the 9Th June 1853.
At Hayes & Carne's store, Lower Plaquemine, on
EStlay the 10th Juiyuls59.
{ ( NaJoseph q. I~Inlgle's, Upper Plaquelrae, on
AaA, oily (ae 18th aime 1859.
Stt ,piaerae Leblanc's, Lyons Point, on Tuesday
thS,ath JsfSeI6ndl:
At PROF. eronet's, Mermento Cove, on
wsdne AatyA 'u pe;n ass' snx Looms. on Thurs.
day the 18th JIG, ahfAs
At l.: D. yerets, \ ifEou Mallet, on Friday the
18th June 1859.
At David fouryille's, Faquetaieue, on Saturday
The l6ln Julie 1907. Snsh
AT Napoleon Andreponts, Plaisayfe, on Monday
the Goth June 1859.
At Dorsin L.afleur's, Chataignier, on Tuesday the
2lst June 1859.
AT Theodule Fontenot's Cofiee-house, Flat Town,
Oh Wednesday the I'D June 1859.
At Grimms' store, Bayou Chicot, on Thursday the
sd June 1853.
At Joseph Landrenaux's, Prairie Mamou, or>eFri-
day the 2lth June 1859.
AT Philippe Stages, Old Grand Prairie, on
Saturday the 25th June 1859.
AT Peter COllins's, Moundville, on Monday the
9th June 1853.
At Thos. MeCrory's, Bayou E@uf, D. sesday the
18th June 1859.
At j. L. Morris's, Bayou p.rgc, on Wednesday
the 18th June 1850.
At the Old Echool Housf-ssaia on Thursday
the Both June VS..
At john Reeds Cofee-house, Washington, on
Friday thAst July 1859.
At B. j. Sage's, Atchafalaya, on Saturday the 9th
July 1859. EBERT NIT,
April so, 1859. Railroad VI exiector.
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We have received the May number Of the
ladies' American Magazine, which promises to
compete with, i not excel any similar publica.
Won inrthe United States.
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" a We ire authorized to announce the
Hon. H. NJ. POLK, of jackson La, a candidate for
Congress in tie Fourth Congressional District, sub
ject TO the decision of the Democratic Convention,
which convsnes at Alexandria, in June next.
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A n ORDINANCE, relative ia IL

a ohl1iHANCE, relative to Hogs.
Of on Al,r,cLE !. The Board of Police of The tor,
ARTICLE Ii. That whenever .n
s saa1i ta We found :. running at large in n .s ST. nog ;,
l 1I.u .own; II shall be the duty Of the town ran OF
S sat- I'd ,a i"l,a up; all such hog or hogs, and I on the
unless they .yi be redsem no sel 1T then hem publicly, for cash,
pay the r, expenses OF taking up and he Mao : snail
AFTER ~. rin proceeds arising from snch sales sb sIe
t thser paving the expenses, be immediatelv us;5 siall,
this Ordnance zee. h hh ana all Ordinances contrary to
ordained the sd April 1859. ''peaied'
JOS. d. R1cH,pn c,a,,. +. A. KING, President.
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A N ORDINANCE, to amend the Sd A..
=. tlcie of an Ordinance entitled q An ord;ns nn
ordained pn"s1d the a ,r revenue ns;, for the town Of opelousas,s
Article |. The Board of Police Of tho +or,, 80
opelousas, do ordain as follows: Wv o"n Oh
A r AhIic IL IL. That the anlnal tax imposed i,
h hlIiele 3d. AZ Of the aforesaid b each 'a and ! eyer IN
shall la,Ilt be i ;stn't,v When used for a lucrative purpose,
IN each and every Coifee.house' Rar - .o.
n lr' ssru VI PUBIC entertainment, retailing spiritnnus
cents. WV uoAars and fifty
tw om y eaeh and and every Apothecary or DRUGGIST
ord eaeh and every Jeweler. twenty-five dollars
Jos. d. RICHARD, Clerk. 'Ais"' PRESIDENT.
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"a ~ We are authorized to announce Mr..
.vILLENEUvE JOUBERT, the present incumbent,
~ candidate for reelection as Assessor in the Parish
Of st. Landry, at the election in November next.
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Ar We are authorized to announce Mr..
u. v. CHACHERE. the present incumbent, a can
didate for reelection as Sheriff in the Parish of st.
Landry, at the election in November next.
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nH~ We se authorized to announce Mr.
I.AFAYETTE{CALDWELL a candidate for the
oftce of Swamp Land Commissioner in the Second
District. Election in November next.
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ATTENTION LADIES AND GENTLRMEx.--We
are desired TO inform The public that Mr.. S.
Levy is yet at his old stand,-next door to
MI. Q. n. Ealer's Jewelry Store, dispensing
bargains at still louer figures, and notwith-
standing our friend Bloch has opened o new
store ~ big immediate neighborhood, yet he is
determined to keep prices dorm, and undersell
every merchant in Opelousas. Ladies and
gentlemen, are requested not to loose sight Of
bis door, but call in if they wish to save their
dimes.
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OF SUBSCRIPTION.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Two Dollars and Fifty Cents a Year, in advance. If
not paid within three months, Three Dollars and
Fifty Cents. Single copies, 10 cents.
ha8s ADVERTISING.
Advertisements will be inserted at 5 cents per line
for each and every publication. A liberal discount
w will be made for yearly and standing advertise.
ments.
as3-No charge less than One Dollar will be made.
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@ ADVERTISERS. ~
Should bear j mind the fact
that the circul9ion of the ORE
LoUsAs PArR1G is the largest Of
any Newspaper printed in the
Parish Of 81 Landry.
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Rs-ALBERT DEJEAN is an indepeud.
ent candidate for Clerk OF the District Court of the
Parish of st. Landry. Election in November next.
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lTO CONTRACTORS.-On sa,n.a.- ~
-, tn tn day ay; Of ! May, will be let to the Lowest v
between Valmont & Deodet Steilys. "eooae
The plan OF construction will he exhibited
day Of letting. %
YALMONT sTELlry5
NAPOLEON ROBIN.
,o,, o-o JOHN G. MILLS,
HrIn ~, hooa. Commissioner,
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AG E n
MI OPELOUSAS:
SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL 80. 1850.

WEArHER--On last Saturday morning we
IND 9 heavy white frost, which entirely killed
The remaining stand Of cotton. not killed by
ne frost Of the previous Sunday morning.
Our planters are now busily engaged in blowing
pp and replanting. We learn that a great
many planters will not have seed for 4 second
planting This deficiency will doubtless curtail
The average product in our Parish al least one
fith. Cane and corn were slightly injured.
On Tuesday night we had a delightful shower,
and at present the prospect is good for more
faip.s
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BaELLSEN. STEVENSON & CO. Co..
" mission and Forwarding Merchants, % Caro-.
Nlet street, NcwOrleans. Cash advances on cotta.
agar, molasses or other produce shipped to ~
Dove house by ELBERT
81 February S, 1859.
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plLCtaER, GOODRICH g. CO., Cottoa
- and Sugar Factors, 3S Factors Row, New
Orleans. Refer to w. II. RASSETT' IL
December II, 1858. Holmesyiile. Il.
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NEW ORLEANS CARDS.
WARREN & HALL,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
LIQUORS, CIGARS
AND ES&,
TOBACCO,
84........... Common Street y
NEW ORLEANS.

BRANDlEs,
in wood and glass, of all the better ono,;t;.. I.
brands, which we invite special attent;on -
lieving confidently that we have the Oldest an =
Brandies III NewOrleans. = -
WINES.
Champagne, consisting of G. II. Minimize -
rial, Cabinet, Verzenay and Gordon Ronoe IT.
Heidsick. Premium Cremant, Creme do na1!s
Bouche Fills in half pints, Sparkling Mosene T~J
worth's Native Wines, Isabella and Catawbs 1l
souri, Cabinet, etc. 80
We have also Claret and White Wines 81 a..
ent grades and prices, Burgundy Wines. Madsi,s.
Port and Sherries, in wood and glass, OF oress ~
and purity. eN
Old Bourbon and Rye whiskys, (made in ,s.1,l
scotch and Irish 40, very choice Jamaica R.yS
Cabinet and Vine Leaf Gin, English and $50
Ale and Portor, Boxers Bitters, Wolfe,s Sebnsrs.
ETC., etc. ktt
:, We have several brands of our own impo,t attn.
.aM Fill be in constant receipt of them, direct ~
npsTsana, Of qualities to suit the most fastidious.
TOBACCO,
uprising the choicest Virginia brands ever oa.,i
ti.ls market, in packages of FIVE mounds and n.
Eards. Buyers of the above weed will do wen n
examine our stock before purchasing elsewhsr.
We also keep OIL hand Anderson's Solacce and GooS.
WINS Chewing. in tin foil, Smoking Tobacco. i.I
and Found papers, Turkish Smoking Tobacco. !
2 ponM lboxes, different varieties of Shuts. in III.
and bpsaders, Pipes, ETC., etc.
hcH nry 70, ls59.-ly WARREN & HALL.
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WANTED- INDUSTRIOUS AND GOOD
". AGLNIS in every town and county in IL
4thern States. to sell the patent right for 4 vcens
',a'ention-'A Thief Detector. or burglar Alarm
Persons wishing to act as Agents must have iron
s9o to 5000. Upon the receipt of s., ! will send II
return mail a specimen sample of the Thief Detectc.
Of the article. 1t is a durable and simple aGair. n
should be in every house. Also, Agents wantedts
..ena, Of recent publication con.
talnins hqdry, Apriin and useful recipes, some (
Wn'sn are - to any one ten times the priced
lne bo1k' Titled Jackson's Commercial Cyclone
dla or Useful and Profitable knowledge. One cow
OF tins book will be sent to any p; 1T Of the counti
upon receipt OF -, by return Of mail.
for sale, several patents of recent date, Copper
Lightning Rods, etc. Agents wanted. Addren1
with stamp enclosed for return answer.
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H GAYOSO & CO., Commission Mersa
= chants, 81 Gravier street, NewOrleans.
we solicit consignments of Cotton, Sugar, Mnss
ana Hydes. as we are well prepared to effect ssla
-tsIhe highest market rates, and also to make cas1
advances on all consignmcnts.
We give our personal attention to all sales.
Nov. 10, 1858,
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Post-Offce, box J %, NewOrleans, La. Fl
P:S-To eyerytPostmaster in the country Vim
send one copy ofaghe above named book upon ~
receipt OF 81 and five three cent stamps. The book
are furnished to Agents and Postmasters at 81 ~
per copy by the quantity. Dec. II. Is5sLn.
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STATE OF LOUIsIANA-District Court
- Parish of St. Landry. No. Sill Estnta of

Jos. D. RICHARD, Clerk.
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A. RoUssET. r. GENIE
ROUSSET & GENIN, No. so Canal
-, street, near Chartres. NwOrleans, Imporets
brushes, Perfumery, Stationery, Fishing Tackle and
doys' And a general assortment of French, Ges.
ma " English and American Fancy Goods.
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N UyllCE.-Whereas my husband, F. u,
~ thompson, has abandoned me, the public ~
hereby notified that from this, l will not pay any
aeo's contracted by him, either individually or =
my agent. Those to whom l am indebted are n.
owing me, to come and settle Immediately with tn
undersigned. ELEnDIIE TANBERT.
st. Landry, April 16, 1853.
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SWEET OIL and OLIVES.
VIII be sold at importing prices. Send your ~
eae solicit a share of the patronage of the PariA
" u. Landry, and hope our friends and acquait
ta9ees will not forget us in our Offset.
November 6, 1858. {E
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Cau ~ Saddlery etc.
show Gs', ~ IN ana examine the goods, no trouble tn
April 80, ls59.-sm ss0ie.
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WASHINGTON DRUG STORE.-TBs
~ undersigned hereby inform their friends
s fnu .ne pubic, that they have just received
a masn ahd considerable assortment of Drugs =
ana an l., Medicines, as also Paints, Perfumery Of -
Ihey are also agents for the sale of a large quan-
''y ol fatent Medicines, the most popular.
u-, A. LOUAILLIER i CO.,
APrl ~ lS59.-ly. Washington, L.